1. Trade GRT directly with Singapore Dollars (SGD) πŸ‡ΈπŸ‡¬

The GRT/SGD trading pair prices GRT against the Singapore Dollar (SGD), and our Singapore users will be able to buy & sell GRT when they fund their accounts with SGD.


2. Trade GRT directly with Vietnamese Dong Trading (VNDT) πŸ‡»πŸ‡³

The GRT/VNDT trading pair on Coinhako prices GRT against the Vietnamese Dong (VND), and our Vietnam users will be able to buy & sell GRT when they fund their accounts with VND.

3. Trade GRT directly with US Dollars (USD) πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ

The GRT/USD trading pair prices GRT against the United States Dollar (USD), and our Singapore users will be able to buy & sell GRT when they fund their accounts with USD.

4. GRT Swaps (Crypto-to-crypto trading)

Coinhako users will also be able to trade GRT with other cryptocurrencies that are supported in their countries, with our Swap function.

5. Coming SOON: GRT wallet for all

With the GRT wallet feature, Coinhako users can securely send (withdraw), receive (deposit), and store GRT.

6. Get the latest The Graph Token news on Coinhako 🚨

As with every other supported token on Coinhako, we endeavour to update our users on key news about each project through our various channels.

The Coinhako platform also features a News Feed section where you will be able to receive all the latest updates on the other top DeFi projects, like uniswap, polkadot, band protocol, as well as Graph.

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The Graph Network launched its mainnet on December 17, 2020. It prides itself as the first global and easily searchable index of blockchain data.

What is The Graph?

The Graph is a decentralised indexing protocol for querying data off blockchain and storage networks.

It enables developers to reliably search, find, publish and use the public organized data they require to build decentralized applications (dApps), without relying on centralized servers. This allows developers working on dApps to save time and storage.

Currently, the protocol supports indexing data from Ethereum, IPFS , POA and more. With expanded accessibility to these data, the Graph powers hundreds of applications in both DeFi and the broader Web3 ecosystem today.

The Graph was founded by Yaniv Tal, Brandon Ramirez and Jannis Pohlmann who all had engineering backgrounds and have worked together for 5-8 years prior. They have previously built a custom framework on an immutable database called Datomic, which inspired them to create the Graph.

What is GRT?

GRT is an ERC-20 token built on the Ethereum blockchain used for allocating resources in the Graph network, and functions as a work token used to incentivise people who provide their services to the network.

The Graph network is kept secure by participants' usage of the Graph Protocol Token.

Both technical and non-technical individuals can play a part in securing The Graph Network, by undertaking roles as Indexers, Curators or Delegators. Each role helps maintain the open-data economy, and participants are rewarded for their contributions in GRT.

GRT Price facts

While we will not be providing any Graph Token price predictions, the GRT has had a nice run thus far.

GRT currently ranks #50 amongst all cryptocurrencies and has had healthy gain in prices since its release. GRT reached its All-Time-High price of $0.7804 on Dec 20, 2020.

At the time of writing, GRT is trading on Coinhako at $0.5571 USD.

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