SQD is the native token of SQD (formerly Subsquid), a decentralized indexing and data-access protocol designed for the AI Agents Economy. The network functions as a high-performance, permissionless data layer for querying on-chain data across more than 100 blockchains, including EVM chains, Substrate, Solana, Tron, and Starknet. Built to support AI agents and next-gen Web3 apps, the protocol offers modular infrastructure components such as the Squid SDK (for building custom indexers), SQD Cloud (for hosted deployments), and Firehose adapters (for subgraph compatibility). By eliminating the need for centralized RPC endpoints and archival nodes, SQD significantly improves performance and reduces indexing costs. The SQD token serves as the core economic and governance mechanism. It enables rewards for node operators, delegation-based curation, rate-limit boosting, and on-chain voting. With a total supply of 1.337 billion and structured long-term vesting schedules, SQD aims to power the future of decentralized, AI-driven data infrastructure.
SQD is the native token of SQD.AI, a decentralized data indexing and access protocol optimized for AI agents and Web3 applications.
SQD can be bought on centralized exchanges such as Gate.io, Bybit, MEXC, Crypto.com, or KuCoin. Decentralized platforms trading SWD include DEXs like Aerodrome on Base and PancakeSwap on Arbitrum.
SQD is an ERC-20 token and can be stored in any Ethereum-compatible wallet, including Bitcoin.com Wallet, MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Ledger, Trezor, and WalletConnect-enabled apps.
SQD supports over 100 chains including Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Solana (beta), Starknet, Fuel, and all major Substrate-based chains.
SQD is used to reward infrastructure providers, delegate to node operators, increase query rate limits, and participate in protocol governance.
The network ingests, stores, and serves historical on-chain data from over 100 blockchains, offering high-speed, permissionless access for developers and autonomous agents.
SQD is used for rewarding infrastructure providers, curating node operators via delegation, boosting query rate limits through token locking, and participating in on-chain governance.
Yes. Subsquid provides a Firehose adapter that allows developers to port The Graph subgraphs to SQD’s faster and more efficient infrastructure.
SQD Cloud is a hosted deployment service that lets developers launch custom indexers and APIs without managing their own infrastructure.
The total supply is 1.337 billion SQD. Key allocations include 28.1% to the reserved treasury, 15% to the team, 10% to node operator rewards, and 5% to the community sale. Most allocations include long-term vesting schedules.
Yes. The Squid SDK, indexers, and protocol specifications are open-source and documented at docs.sqd.ai.
SQD offers up to 100x faster batch indexing and drastically reduces costs by avoiding RPC overhead and supporting decentralized, modular infrastructure tailored for AI workloads.
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