The Graph and Lumia recently announced a partnership where The Graph supports Lumia in its Subgraph Studio. This collab allows developers on the Lumia network to use subgraphs for fast and reliable on-chain data, enhancing their ability to build decentralized applications (dApps) with high-quality, decentralized data. This move is seen as empowering builders on Lumia to create more sophisticated and data-driven applications on what is referred to as "The RWA (Real-World Asset) Chain.”

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The GRC-20 Hackathon, organized by The Graph, is an initiative designed to encourage innovation in the organization and sharing of knowledge through blockchain technology. Here are the key details:

🎯 Objective: Promote the development of solutions that use The Graph's GRC-20 standard to create, organize and distribute knowledge in a decentralized way, using tools such as Geo Genesis.

🗓️ Duration: The hackathon lasts five weeks, from February 3, 2025 to March 9, 2025, with a total prize of 150,000 GRT (Graph Token).

🔗 Apply now and let’s build the future together: https://thegraph.com/grc20-hackathon

Vana is an EVM-compatible Layer 1 blockchain network that focuses on user-owned data. It enables users to transform their personal data into financial assets by aggregating private datasets for AI model training. This involves creating Data Liquidity Pools (DLPs), where users can contribute data, which is then validated and tokenized.

The Graph allows Vana to query and index data across its blockchain network in a decentralized manner, enhancing data availability and transparency for AI model training and other applications.

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