Ronin and The Graph Team Up to Boost Web3 Developer Tools

• Ronin integrates with The Graph, enabling easier access to real-time and historical blockchain data through custom-built subgraphs.
• Developers can now query Ronin data efficiently, supporting dashboards, AI agents, and dApps without building their own indexing tools.

If you’ve ever tried to pull data from a blockchain manually, you know the feeling: it’s complicated, time-consuming, and stressful. But now, Ronin has some good news for developers.

The network known as the home of Axie Infinity has officially integrated with The Graph. For those who aren’t familiar, The Graph is a data indexing protocol that allows blockchain applications to search for information quickly and efficiently. Think of it like the Google of blockchain.

Welcome to Ronin, @graphprotocol!

Power YOUR dApps with streamlined on-chain data

• Set up subgraphs → start querying Ronin data
• Fuel dashboards, AI agents, apps, and more
• Options for devs of all sizes

The Graph makes it easier than ever to access and analyze data… pic.twitter.com/Z4KigOJ9ft

— Ronin (@Ronin_Network) June 6, 2025

Empowering Ronin Developers With Real-Time Data Access

Through this collaboration, anyone building on Ronin can now create their own subgraphs—a kind of API that can be used directly to query data from the Ronin network. Want to get NFT transfer data, smart contract statistics, or a specific wallet track? Now you can do it without having to build your own backend.

Not only that, but access is also real-time and can be integrated directly into analytics dashboards, AI agents, or Web3-based applications.

This platform isn’t just for big projects. Indie developers can also jump right in. The Graph provides flexible usage options, without having to think about indexing or server costs. On the other hand, this makes the Ronin ecosystem much more open and friendly to anyone who wants to innovate, without having to bother with the technical side.

Bootcamps and Bridge Upgrades Drive Broader Web3 Access

Interestingly, this integration comes after a series of breakthroughs from Ronin over the past few months. In May, for example, they successfully migrated the token bridge system to the Chainlink Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP).

This means that cross-blockchain transfers are now safer and more stable. This step does feel technical, but the impact is big: it is easier to connect Ronin with other blockchain ecosystems.

Still in the same month, Ronin also held an online bootcamp with Chainlink. Uniquely, this session was available in various languages—English, Mandarin, Spanish, Vietnamese, and Portuguese.

For three full days, participants were invited to learn about smart contracts, cross-chain tokens, and practice deploying directly on the Ronin network. This is not a tin can workshop. The duration of each session is two hours and directly touches on the core of the technology they use.

Furthermore, CNF reports that Rocket Pool now also supports ETH staking on Ronin. Uniquely, users can still maintain liquidity because they use rETH, an ETH derivative token that can still be traded. Plus, they can take advantage of the Katana v3 liquidity pool for additional yield. This could be a solution for those who have been reluctant to stake because they are afraid that their funds will just be idle.

Meanwhile, as of press time, RON is swapped hands at about $0.5396, up 2.55% over the last 24 hours and driving its market cap to surpass the $352 million mark.