Hey all, I’m excited to share this month’s product update!
Executive Summary
It’s been a strong start to the year. In January, we welcomed exciting new tier 1 users, onboarded over 20 new metered accounts, and saw many free-tier users begin testing the Substreams platform. With this increased traffic, our team has been focused on enhancing system performance to better distribute user load, resulting in improved stability and speed. Additionally, we’ve collaborated across the board—ensuring seamless integrations with existing The Graph platforms, developing new chain integrations, enhancing Solana go-to-market, and planning how to bring more AI-driven innovation to The Graph through Substreams. We’re excited for the next month as we push to accelerate growth.
Looking back
- Dev quality of life improvements to the stability of Substreams through better load distribution
- Significant improvements to the stability of Solana block production
- Completed a workshop to Injective labs engineers
- Launched a new Substreams pricing page
- Revised Substreams docs on thegraph.com based on feedback
- Improved the quality of product material to empower cross functional GTM teams
- Launched a bunch of amazing Substreams bounties, for those publishing new Substreams modules. Check out Substreams | Not Found
- Nice participation of the StreamingFast team (Enol, Juju) at the Builder office hours
- Expanding our Solana offering: https://x.com/streamingfastio/status/1875243845677633893
Looking ahead
For the next month, here are some of our goals to continue making Substreams a success within The Graph:
- Improve the performance of Substreams modules in real-time
- Better Substreams abuse management
- Work on gathering Substreams related user analytics
- Launch Stellar and Injective EVM
- Launch a case study with Amberdata.
- Wrap up the GIP on Substreams, and ask the Council for approval.
- Begin design revamps to thegraph.market
- Represent The Graph on panels at Solana Ecosystem Summit + Solana Snapshot
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