The Graph (GRT)

What is The Graph?

The Graph is the decentralised indexing protocol for blockchain data. It allows developers to query on-chain data efficiently through subgraphs, GraphQL APIs that aggregate data from smart contracts.

Almost all major DeFi and NFT applications use The Graph to access on-chain data: Uniswap, Aave, Decentraland and hundreds of other protocols depend on subgraphs for their user interfaces. GRT is staked by indexers (who index the data) and delegators (who support reliable indexers). The network is active on Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum and many other chains.

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Why analyse The Graph with machine learning?

The Graph's adoption grows proportionally with DeFi and Web3 usage: the more applications are built, the more queries are executed and the more GRT is staked. This relationship creates a measurable correlation with the overall health of the Web3 ecosystem. DeFi activity peaks, including new protocols and liquidity mining campaigns, are directly reflected in subgraph usage.

How High Tide's analysis of The Graph works

Every day, the High Tide model analyses The Graph by combining multiple technical indicators: RSI to identify overbought and oversold conditions, MACD to detect momentum changes, and Bollinger Bands to measure relative volatility. The analysis also integrates the closing price, trading volumes and the trend over the last 24 hours. The model publishes an UP or DOWN signal only when all indicators exceed the minimum confidence threshold, filtering out weak or contradictory signals. Each prediction is verified after 7 days against real Binance data, continuously updating the accuracy statistics.