The Graph awards $48M to GraphQL developer The Guild
The Guild will join the Web 3.0 network as a core developer in a four-year partnership to facilitate the expansion and development of The Graph's existing 31,000 subgraphs.
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The Guild will join the Web 3.0 network as a core developer in a four-year partnership to facilitate the expansion and development of The Graph's existing 31,000 subgraphs.
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