upgradeindexer.eth

Status

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Has open allocations: indexing subgraphs, and earning indexing rewards when eligible.

Active

Total stake

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GRT an indexer has staked itself; its total stake adds the GRT delegated to it. Since the Horizon upgrade (December 2025), stake is provisioned to a data service, such as the Subgraph Service, before it can be allocated.

204.43K GRT

Own stake plus delegated

Delegators

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GRT holders who delegate to an indexer. The GRT stays theirs, adds to what the indexer can allocate, and earns the delegators' share of its rewards. Undelegating takes 28 days to thaw.

91

Eligibility

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Since August 2026 (GIP-0079), indexing rewards go only to indexers the rewards eligibility oracle has renewed recently, for 14 days at a time. It renews an indexer with enough online days in its window.

Eligible

Until Nov 18, 2026

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Own stake

200K GRT

Delegated

4.43K GRT

Allocated

2.46K GRT

1,219 open allocations

Indexing reward cut

100.00%

Delegators get 0.00%

Effective cut

100.00%

What it keeps of the rewards delegated stake earns

30-day return

0.00%

What delegators earned over 29 days, as a yearly rate

Query fee cut

100.00%

Room for delegation

1.6M GRT

Up to 16× own stake

Undelegating takes

28 days

Its thawing period, before tokens can be withdrawn

Service URL

https://indexer.upgrade.thegraph.com/

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Eligible. Enough online days are in, so the oracle's next daily run renews it.

Online days

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A day on which the indexer answered at least one qualifying query (HTTP 200, fast enough and close enough to chain head) on enough different subgraphs, as the oracle's current rule sets.

28 of 5

In the last 29 days

Eligible until

Nov 18, 2026 10:00 UTC

Last renewed

Nov 4, 2026 10:00 UTC

Subgraphs per online day

10+

Answered 200, under 5 s and within 50,000 blocks of chain head; 5 such days in 29

Qualifying subgraphs, day by day

Green days were online under today's rule (10+ subgraphs); the oracle rechecks every day in its window that way. It publishes each day in its daily run the next day, around 10:00 UTC, so until then yesterday has no bar. A day still without one after its run wasn't published (unknown, not failed); today's is still counting. The oracle's own page ↗

Qualifying

98.76%

23,155,692 of 23,446,843 queries over 28 days

Errors

244,603

Not HTTP 200 · 1.04% of queries

Too slow

52,535

Over 5 s · 0.22% of queries

Behind chain head

35,833

Over 50,000 blocks · 0.15% of queries

Qualifying queries, day by day

A query can fail more than one test, so the failures needn't add up to the queries that didn't qualify.