Graphlinq Chain

GraphLinq is a set of tools including an IDE & an engine that run simultaneously with multiple blockchains and centralized data stream to offer a service of automatization of a process without coding skill required. Graphlinq even lets you connect to Ethereum/BSC data-feed almost for free and in real-time using GraphLinq to help you suit your Trading, DeFi & similar needs. The platform has live drag-and-drop plugins & a set of templates to choose from. Whether users want to fetch data from a decentralized or centralized stream and send it to telegram, webhook, discord, etc. or if they want to set up a trading bot based on some indicators, anything and everything blockchain oriented can be automated with the help of Graphlinq Protocol.

What is GLQ?

GLQ is the native token for the Graphlinq ecosystem built on top of Ethereum (ERC20). GLQ will be used to run a graph on the platform’s test net or main net to execute different processes over the blockchain to automate tasks, triggering events, and much more. GLQ will have more use cases as the ecosystem grows, as mentioned in Graphlinq’s Documentation.

What is Graphlinq Chain?

GraphLinq Chain is a Proof-of-Authority (PoA) blockchain built to support the GraphLinq Protocol and other decentralized applications (dApps). It is designed to facilitate the creation and execution of complex automation in a decentralized and trustless manner, without the need for intermediaries. GraphLinq Chain is EVM-compatible, meaning that it is compatible with Ethereum-based smart contracts and dApps.

The GraphLinq Protocol includes the GraphLinq Hub, GraphLinq IDE, Instant Wizard App, Engine, and Marketplace, which are designed to make it easy for users to create and deploy automation. With decentralized exchange at its core, the GraphLinq Hub will be offering a set of features that’ll appeal to both experienced traders and newbies, making their experience smoother, easier, and more. The GraphLinq Chain is supported by the GLQ native cryptocurrency, which is used to pay for gas fees for transactions on the network, as well as on the GraphLinq IDE and Marketplace. The GraphLinq Chain also features a regional distribution of RPC nodes, providing optimized access for users in different geographic regions, and plans to open up the network to more validators in the future to provide a more decentralized and secure network.