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Every USDC transaction lives on-chain. Querying it reliably in production is the hard part.
Ormi just joined the @circle Alliance Program to help solve that.
Learn more: blog.ormilabs.com/ormi-joins…
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Building trading signals from on-chain data?
Subgraphs handle the hard part: turning raw swaps, liquidity changes, and LP behavior into queryable market context.
Here's what to index, what to snapshot, and what to keep out of mapping logic.
Deep dive: blog.ormilabs.com/subgraphs-…
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Subgraph indexing too slow?
Migrate to Ormi with no code. Keep your Graph-compatible subgraph and test 5x faster indexing.
Sub-30ms queries under real load. Free dev plan. Get started in minutes.
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Ormi retweeted
May 21
The next shift in crypto data isn't faster indexing or better APIs, it's intent-aware infrastructure, i.e., systems that understand what agents need and adapt to those needs.
Read more: blog.ormilabs.com/ai-agents-…
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"Web3 API" is a broad term.
RPC, Data APIs, subgraphs, SQL, and streaming are all Web3 APIs. They're not the same thing.
Each one is built for a different workload. Pick the wrong one, and you'll be rebuilding your data layer six months in.
Learn more: blog.ormilabs.com/web3-api-t…
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Ormi retweeted
May 12
Composability won once when we applied it to tools. Small pieces, combining in ways their designers never planned for. It is about to win again with data, and matters most in fragmented domains like blockchain.
blog.ormilabs.com/why-ai-age…
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Balancer runs 48 subgraphs across 13 chains, powering $130B in cumulative volume.
When data accuracy became non-negotiable, they moved to Ormi.
See how they rebuilt their data layer for production ↓
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May 11
Last week at GOAT Network:
• We announced the upcoming ClawUp Workshop in Hanoi, giving builders a hands-on session to create and operate their first AI agent with direct technical support: luma.com/skarl8x2
• Shortly after the event in Vietnam, our Global Hackathon hits Toronto on May 26th: luma.com/2bntw4vd
• Stage 2 of our User Journey Season Two wrapped with the final Agent Mission Board and Agent Output Challenge activities, before Stage 3 opened with the Agent Ecosystem Quest. Users are now exploring x402, AgentKit, 8004, ClawUp tools, and merchant demos through their own agents: discord.gg/goatnetworkoffici…
• We announced our partnership with @ormilabs to advance x402 infrastructure and help enable the next wave of agentic payments: x.com/GOATNetwork/status/205…
• @ClawUpAI released its latest runtime refresh, with newly created agents now running on updated OpenClaw and Hermes Agent environments, alongside clearer runtime docs, updated E2E test defaults, and more consistent dashboard language: x.com/ClawUpAI/status/205158…
• We published a demo showing how to build a first agent with ClawUp and connect it to agentkit.goat.network for onchain functionality: x.com/GOATNetwork/status/205…
• We also shared new research on how narrowly agents are currently deployed across business, and why that creates a large opportunity for builders creating agent services that solve real needs across multiple sectors: x.com/GOATNetwork/status/205…
• Finally, we released a detailed primer for builders preparing agents for real economic use, covering the key considerations for participating in the GOAT AI Builder Grants Program: goat.network/news/from-stand…
This week, expect big developments around ecosystem-native identity and x402 utility. As our AI ecosystem build-out nears completion and agent use cases expand, now is the time to really start paying attention to GOAT.Network.
May 8
Agents are still concentrated in a narrow set of use cases.
Software engineering has seen the clearest adoption so far - yet despite containing workflows that could benefit from more autonomous software, many large areas of business activity remain underdeveloped.
Most companies still do not have effective agents they can buy services from off the shelf.
That gap is your opportunity. 🧵
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Ormi retweeted
May 6
The most interesting shift in AI agents is not that models can answer more questions.
It is that models can now call tools, pass outputs between systems, and turn separate capabilities into workflows.
That makes composability one of the most important ideas in AI.
Read more: blog.ormilabs.com/composabil…
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Agentic payments will need more than transaction rails.
They’ll need real-time, reliable data that agents can read, reason over, and act on.
Excited to work with @GOATNetwork on the infrastructure layer for x402 and the next wave of agentic payments.
May 5
GOAT Network 🤝 Ormi
We’re partnering with @OrmiLabs to advance x402 infrastructure and help enable the next wave of agentic payments.
Together, we’ll be working on the rails for a future where agents can transact more seamlessly across the web.
More to come.
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GOAT Network 🤝 Ormi
GOAT Network는 @OrmiLabs와 함께
x402 인프라를 고도화하고,
차세대 에이전틱 페이먼츠를 위한 기반을 구축합니다.
AI 에이전트가 웹 전반에서
더 매끄럽게 거래할 수 있는 미래를 만들어가고 있습니다.
곧 더 많은 소식을 공개하겠습니다.
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Ormi retweeted
May 5
GOAT Network 🤝 Ormi
We’re partnering with @OrmiLabs to advance x402 infrastructure and help enable the next wave of agentic payments.
Together, we’ll be working on the rails for a future where agents can transact more seamlessly across the web.
More to come.
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The @KelpDAO exploit exposed a risk most Web3 teams still underestimate:
The chain can be right while your app’s data is wrong.
RPCs, indexers, and AI agents all inherit data-layer failures.
For builders, data integrity is not optional.
Learn more: blog.ormilabs.com/crypto-dat…
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$300M in daily volume. 16,000 traders. Zero tolerance for stale data.
How Ostium built the data layer behind their onchain trading platform with Ormi Subgraphs.
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Slow subgraph syncing is rarely a single problem.
It's usually a combination of these three issues:
- the subgraph provider is slow
- inefficient subgraph mapping
- lack of cache
The subgraph is only one part of the system.
Learn more: blog.ormilabs.com/why-subgra…
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Here to support the future of agentic AI 🤝
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Balancer's data doesn't just power @Balancer. Other protocols build on top of it.
At that level, the indexing layer has to be something the team trusts and not something they keep verifying.
New case study on how they got there with Ormi:
blog.ormilabs.com/balancer-r…
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Subgraphs, data lakes, and streaming pipelines are compared as if they’re interchangeable.
They’re not.
Each optimizes for a different tradeoff: latency, throughput, or freshness. You don’t get all three.
What matters is how the system behaves in real-time.
Learn more: blog.ormilabs.com/subgraphs-…
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Ormi retweeted
Apr 7
We sat down with @ormilabs founder @realvicfei to unpack the state of blockchain infrastructure in 2026.
AI agents, tokenization, indexing, and why nodes were never designed to serve data at scale.
Full episode 👇🏻
youtube.com/watch?v=wwculJnU…
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An AI agent can have a verified identity, pay for API access, and still make bad decisions.
Why? Stale data, reorgs, partially decoded state.
The part of the agent stack nobody's talking enough about is the data layer underneath.
We wrote about what agent-grade blockchain data actually requires: blog.ormilabs.com/ai-agents-…
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