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About
The Graph (GRT)
The Graph (GRT) is a decentralized indexing protocol for querying and organizing data from blockchains, akin to a search engine for the Web3 ecosystem. It addresses a critical challenge in blockchain technology: the difficulty of efficiently retrieving specific on-chain data. Before The Graph, developers had to build and operate proprietary indexing servers, a resource-intensive process. This protocol provides a foundational middleware layer, enabling decentralized applications (dApps) to query complex smart contract data through open APIs called subgraphs, significantly streamlining the development of DeFi applications and other Web3 infrastructure.
At its core, the network utilizes a work token, GRT, to coordinate participants: Indexers, Curators, and Delegators. Indexers operate nodes and stake GRT to process queries and provide indexing services. Curators are subgraph developers or data consumers who signal which subgraphs are high-quality by staking GRT. Delegators contribute to network security by delegating their GRT to existing Indexers. This tokenomics model creates a vibrant data economy powered by cryptographic security. By leveraging GraphQL as its query language, The Graph offers a powerful tool, solidifying its position as an essential component for building truly decentralized applications on a global, verifiable digital ledger.
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Frequently asked questions
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What does the NOK/GRT trading pair represent on a cryptocurrency exchange?
The NOK/GRT pair signifies a direct fiat on-ramp allowing you to purchase The Graph's native utility token, GRT, using Norwegian Krone. On an exchange's order book, it shows the price of one GRT token in NOK. This enables users to directly enter the Web3 data economy by converting their fiat into this essential digital asset used for indexing and querying blockchain data. -
What are the common payment methods in Norway for buying GRT with NOK?
To purchase GRT with Norwegian Krone, users on regulated cryptocurrency exchanges typically use direct bank transfers, debit/credit cards (Visa/Mastercard), or potentially local payment solutions like Vipps if supported. All these methods require completing KYC/AML compliance checks. Bank transfers are often cost-effective for larger amounts, while card payments offer faster processing for your digital asset purchase. -
What is the core function of The Graph (GRT) that makes it a valuable digital asset to acquire?
The Graph is a decentralized indexing protocol for querying data from blockchains like Ethereum. Its core function is to organize complex blockchain data into accessible APIs called 'subgraphs'. GRT is the work token that powers this network. It's used by Indexers, Curators, and Delegators to secure the network and ensure data integrity. Acquiring GRT allows participation in this crucial Web3 data infrastructure, which is vital for the functioning of countless decentralized applications (dApps). -
What is the typical process for a secure NOK to GRT purchase and what is KYC?
A secure purchase involves: 1) Choosing a reputable cryptocurrency exchange that lists the NOK/GRT pair and complies with regulations. 2) Completing the 'Know Your Customer' (KYC) process by providing identification documents. KYC is a mandatory regulatory step to prevent fraud. 3) Funding your account with NOK via a secure payment method. 4) Placing a market or limit order on the NOK/GRT pair. 5) After the blockchain transaction confirms, transferring your GRT to a personal, secure digital wallet for long-term storage. -
What types of fees are associated with converting Norwegian Krone (NOK) to The Graph (GRT)?
When trading NOK for GRT, you'll typically encounter three types of fees. First, a deposit fee for funding your exchange account with NOK, which varies by payment method. Second, a trading fee (either a 'maker' or 'taker' fee) charged by the exchange on the transaction itself, usually a small percentage of the trade value. Third, a withdrawal fee to move your GRT tokens from the exchange to your personal digital wallet, which covers the blockchain network's transaction (gas) fee.