GraphLinq — The No Code protocol for automating actions on-chain & off-chain, launched in just March 2021, has come a long way bringing users in the crypto space a never-seen model of integrating blockchain automation on any blockchain-related/non-related task.
The goal of GraphLinq protocol is to allow users to interact blockchains with any connected system as effortlessly as possible without any prior knowledge of coding.

GraphLinq ecosystem currently consists of an engine, an integrated development environment (IDE) & an app to provide automated services all while leveraging centralized/decentralized data streams, several blockchains, and more. Learn: http://docs.graphlinq.io | Build: http://ide.graphlinq.io |…

It has almost been 2 months since we’ve been on this journey. We’ve come a long way in regards to our development progress. We already have over 200+ logical blocks on our no-code drag & drop IDE for blockchain applications, an easier no-code interface for newcomers and over 20 pre-made templates to choose from!

Before talking about the new and upcoming integrations on GraphLinq, let’s take a look at what’s new on our IDE & Analytics:

IDE v1.1.0

• Project management system: You can now have multiple graph project in the IDE
• New LiveCoinWatch block, you will be able to fetch coin data…

GraphLinq has launched an easier interface on app.graphlinq.io which enables complete nocoders to simply build powerful tools/automations/bots in just couple of clicks. In just 3 simple steps, you can deploy your first graph:

Step 1: Give your graph a name & choose a template

Step 2: Fill/edit your preferred variables

Step 3: Click on “Deploy” and view logs on “ My Graphs”

Yes, that’s all you need to do and you’re done!

If you want to see how your graph works or if you’re a more advanced user, just click on “Edit On IDE” to navigate to GraphLinq’s IDE with your chosen template. On our IDE you’ve around 200 logical blocks available already, with new blocks being added regularly.

Creating your first Graph on GraphLinq using IDE: https://graphlinq.medium.com/how-to-create-your-first-graph-on-graphlinq-protocol-63eaafda016

Documentation: https://docs.graphlinq.io/

Telegram Community: https://t.me/graphlinq

Twitter: https://twitter.com/graphlinq_proto

So the first thing that we got to do is download the telegram. And since I’m going to be using my iPhone, I’m going to download telegram from the app store. If you want to download telegram for any of your other devices, you can do so by going to telegram.org.

Okay so once you have telegram installed, click on “start messaging”, enter your cell phone number that you’ll be using.

Since I have the telegram app on my pc The verification code will be sent there, but for the new telegram users the code will be sent to…

Celebrating the one-month GLQ anniversary date, we deployed another huge update on our network to create more use-cases for our Engine & IDE.
We have now more than 186 logical blocks available on the IDE and will keep delivering based on each new feature that we are developing!

Based on what we already achieved, we were only doing monitoring and read-only activity from chain and off-chain as of now.
It’s time to enable the true potential of GraphLinq Protocol by adding the execution over chain and off-chain, pushing the boundaries even further.

Today, we enabled trading access over the leading…

Mariela, Business Developer at Gate.io Introducing The CMO Of GraphLinq: Hello everyone! Today we have our AMA to get to know Graphlinq a bit more!

Let’s welcome their CMO @Rish_Graphlinq !!

Thanks for being here!

Rishabh: Hi @marielat

Thanks for having me here.

Mariela: We are excited to learn more about your project…

But first tell us a bit more about you

Q. Tell us about how you entered the crypto space and how your background contributed to your early successes

Rishabh: Sure

So I entered the crypto space back in 2016, and since then I have been involved with…

In 4 days it’s going to be one month since our ILO. Over this short period of time, we have surpassed four thousand hodlers and have grown our community to over five thousand people. We have been listed on Uniswap, 0X Protocol, 1inch, smartdex Gate.io, Hotbit & Cointiger.

We have Partnered with Polygon (Matic) for layer 2 solutions and to add support for matic to our engine, IDE & analytics platforms. During our ILO and private sale, which was historic for Graphlinq, we sold 50% of GLQ’s total supply. Which equates to 250 million GLQ. 73 million of the remaining…

POLYGON / MATIC — Graphlinq (GLQ) Partnership

As part of our development progress, we decided to take the road of a layer 2 solution to avoid our gas fees issues. We are excited to announce our partnership with Polygon Chain (Previously known as Matic) 🥳

GraphLinq Protocol will host its layer two solutions over the Polygon chain to optimize the efficiency of execution costs & the average time of transactions per second: Polygon block time is 2 seconds and the average transaction fee is $0.00004 which is exactly what we need to run our service efficiently.

So first, what is a layer 2 solution, and why our…