The Graph [GRT], its query fees, and everything latest hot off the press

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What changed for Graph’s GRT as it went from being in a bad shape to narrating ‘graphical‘ signs of life, at press time? At what cost did GRT witness this good but surprising change? Are there still any concerns that lie within the plot for potential investors?

Well, here is what we know.

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The community of The Graph, an indexing and query protocol for Web3, got a taste of different flavors this year. For starters, the flagship cryptocurrency unarguably stood as one of the poorest-performing top cryptocurrencies by market cap just a week ago.

Its performance remained rather docile in Q3. Needless to say, GRT was in dire need of a catalyst to get things going. But did the crypto get any?

Well, it certainly did. For instance, consider this aspect. The Graph allowed developers to build and launch open APIs dubbed subgraphs that applications could query to source data from. Using the same, query fees on the network grew steadily, having eclipsed over 544K GRT in fees on the network to date.

Source: The Graph

In terms of a hike, the query fees (this time) last year were around the 270K GRT mark. Query fees were dominated by dApps using DeFi, NFT, and social subgraphs, though additional use cases emerged.

In addition to this, the developers behind the projects managed to maintain healthy development activity. This activity increased significantly towards the end of September. Some of this development activity was focused on increasing the number of subgraphs.

Well, as of September 2022, more than 495 active subgraphs are on the protocol’s decentralized mainnet. Thismarked a 26% increase from one quarter to another.

Source: Messari

The increase was, thus necessary to make