Graphlinq
2 known investors
GraphLinq offers a no-code IDE for building automated Web3 workflows using a node-graph interface with over 300 pre-built blocks across integration categories. It targets developers and users automating decentralized processes, blockchain interactions, and AI-driven automation.
Also known as GLQ Β· GraphLinq Β· GraphLinq Chain Β· GraphLinq Protocol
Founders & leadership
Investors Β· 2
Company profile
researched Aug 2026GraphLinq operates a Web3 development and automation ecosystem consisting of two main parts: the GraphLinq Protocol and the GraphLinq Chain. The Protocol is an automated process management solution made up of four components β an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) where users assemble automations by connecting nodes in a drag-and-drop visual editor; an App that lets users deploy pre-made templates by filling in variables; an Engine that executes the graphs; and a Marketplace where users buy, sell and trade .GLQ automation templates. Automations, called graphs, are exported as .glq files and imported into the App for execution, with execution cost determined by graph complexity.
The GraphLinq Chain is a Proof-of-Authority, EVM-compatible blockchain purpose-built to run the Protocol and to host other decentralized applications. It uses GLQ as its native cryptocurrency for gas fees and for use of the IDE and Marketplace, and it distributes RPC nodes regionally, with stated plans to open the network to additional validators. The company's site also lists an AI assistant built on OpenAI for generating dApp logic, a Hub for buying, swapping, bridging and staking GLQ, an explorer, and more than 300 logic blocks spanning categories such as messaging, exchange, blockchains, charting and machine learning. Documented block categories and tutorials cover ERC-20, BEP-20 and ERC-404 token deployment, Telegram price bots, chatbot creation, and swap/bridge operations.
Business model
Usage of the platform is denominated in the GLQ token: users purchase GLQ, deposit it to a contract balance wallet, and execution costs are charged according to the complexity of the deployed graph. GLQ also pays gas fees on GraphLinq Chain and is used within the IDE and the template Marketplace, where community members can sell .GLQ templates. A staking system distributes rewards to GLQ holders, and rewards are also available for validating or running an engine locally.
Traction
Public indicators include a GitHub organization with 58 repositories and commit activity recorded into 2025-2026, a token holder base of roughly 12,300 addresses, and a listed market capitalization of about $441,000 with 24-hour trading volume near $72,000. The GLQ token reached an all-time high of $0.1963 in March 2024 and an all-time low of $0.0008915 in August 2026.
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Market position
GLQ is ranked #2344 by CoinMarketCap and carries a CertiK rating of 4.1; it is tagged under AI & Big Data, AI Agents and DeFi categories. The project has been publicly endorsed by executives of Solidproof, UNCX and CryptoZillaVC.
The company pairs a no-code node editor containing more than 300 pre-built logic blocks with a dedicated blockchain that executes the resulting automations, plus an AI assistant for generating dApp logic, positioning the offering as an end-to-end alternative to writing smart contract and integration code manually.
Technology
The stack combines a node-graph visual programming model with blockchain execution. The GraphLinq Engine, written in C# (.NET Core 3.0), executes graphs and includes plugins such as a machine learning module; front-end code for the IDE (JavaScript) and App Interface (CSS/JS) is published on GitHub, alongside a Solidity staking contract, a CLI, network stats tooling, a Telegram bot and an Electron/React/TypeScript terminal for blockchain infrastructure management. The chain itself is a fork of go-ethereum (Ethereum's Golang client) configured as a Proof-of-Authority, EVM-compatible network. GLQ exists as an ERC-20 token on Ethereum and is bridgeable from Ethereum and Polygon to GraphLinq Chain. Wallet support includes MetaMask, WalletConnect, Coinbase Wallet, Fortmatic, Portis and Ledger USB, and an OpenAI-powered assistant is integrated into the IDE.
Go-to-market
Distribution is self-serve through the web IDE, App and Marketplace, supported by video tutorials, pre-built community templates and an Instant Deploy Wizard for template-based deployment. The project maintains public documentation, open-source repositories on GitHub, and community channels including Telegram, Discord, Twitter, YouTube, Medium, LinkedIn, Reddit and Instagram, with token liquidity available via Uniswap and centralized exchanges.
Non-technical users and developers who want to automate on-chain and off-chain processes without writing code, including token deployers, traders and bot operators, businesses seeking cross-chain automation, and GLQ holders using staking and liquidity tools.
Geography
The platform is delivered online and operates a regionally distributed set of RPC nodes to optimize access for users in different geographies; GLQ is available across Ethereum, Polygon, Binance Smart Chain and GraphLinq Chain.
History
GraphLinq launched GLQ as an ERC-20 token on Ethereum with a distribution that included a public ILO presale on the Unicrypt protocol and a private presale round. The team subsequently built out the Protocol (IDE, App, Engine, Marketplace) and then the GraphLinq Chain, a Proof-of-Authority EVM blockchain to run the Protocol. OpenAI was integrated into the platform in 2023, and in March 2024 the project announced a strategic financing round with DWF Labs acting as its primary liquidity provider across centralized and decentralized venues.
Risks & controversies
The GLQ token has declined more than 99% from its March 2024 all-time high, and the project's revenue and platform usage are tied to that token. Market capitalization is small (roughly $441,000) with limited daily liquidity. GraphLinq Chain uses Proof-of-Authority consensus with a limited validator set, and the published documentation was last updated approximately two years before retrieval.
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Timeline Β· 4
launches, deals, and filingsGraphLinq announced on X the completion of a strategic funding round with participation from DWF Labs; the amount was not disclosed. DWF Labs is to act as primary liquidity provider across CEX and DEX venues and support OTC trading, with funds used to enhance GLQ token liquidity.
DWF Labs will serve as GraphLinq's primary liquidity provider across various centralized and decentralized exchanges and will support OTC trading.
Community posts on the company site state that GLQ has been integrated with OpenAI since March 2023, powering an AI assistant used to build dApp logic in the no-code IDE.
Token distribution included a public ILO presale on the Unicrypt protocol of 200,000,000 GLQ (40% of supply) and a private presale round of 50,000,000 GLQ (10%), at an initial token price of $0.06282 per token.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Graphlinq do?
- GraphLinq runs a no-code, AI-assisted Web3 automation platform and an EVM-compatible Proof-of-Authority blockchain, GraphLinq Chain.
- Who are Graphlinq's investors?
- Graphlinq's investors include WWVentures, DWF Labs.