The Graph Moves Polygon And BNB Chain Traffic Off Its Centralized Studio Layer
October 8 marks the cutoff for production-style staging traffic on The Graph's centralized Subgraph Studio endpoints for Polygon and BNB Chain. Developers are being pushed onto The Graph Network, where independent indexers serve queries and earn the associated fees.
Key Takeaways
- October 8 marks the cutoff for production-style staging traffic on The Graph's centralized Subgraph Studio endpoints for Polygon and BNB Chain.
- Developers are being pushed onto The Graph Network, where independent indexers serve queries and earn the associated fees.
- Read the full article for additional context and details.
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