/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>26483752
speaking of governments....
Government subgraphs incoming.
Keep thinking this won't be a top 5 token.

>>25619151
Yup.
sold all my link for it.
100% all in.

For me seeing that it was already being used by the biggest names in crypto, with over 500 million queries a day, and that it had no competition, a complete monopoly on indexing blockchain data, and solved one of the biggest problems in dapp creation (querying blockchain data)
It really was a no brainer.

Now seeing that US banks approved stable coins, stable coins that already are running subgraphs, and that the graph is catering to government utilities, i am even more bullish and comfy af.

Millions of dapps will be built on top of this protocol.
The biggest names in crypto already are.
Stablecoins approved by US banks are running subgraphs.
The graph is appealing to governments now.

The combined volume and revenue generated by all this will be absolutely insane.
Every single query costs a fee.
10 billion queries are being done a month.
We're about to see a TRILLION queries a month, before the end of the year.
Simply due to the necessity of the graph to query blockchain data, and the absolute monopoly it has.
There is no competition.
It is the standard.

GRT staking is about to be come the best inflation proof, passive income generating, money printer in the whole damn market.

>>25614783
who gives a fuck about 10 billion coins, when i'm making 6 figures a year off staking 10k GRT?

Short sighted brainlets will never make it.

Holy fuck.

https://twitter.com/graphprotocol/status/1346889191326576640?s=20

GOVERNMENT SUBGRAPHS INCOMING BOYS!!!
HOLY FUCK

https://twitter.com/graphprotocol/status/1346889191326576640?s=20