/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28831275
>>28831458
Literally explained by Yaniv himself. Neck yourself faggot.
https://youtu.be/S0EcEhdXWBo?t=1986

>>28347042
25k-chief master sergeant reporting in

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>>28060384
Anon wtf that pic related is based

>>28042110
Based, here is the other thing too:
>currently 8 mil tokens burned,
>project been out for 2 months
>100k tokens are burned daily with just 26 subgraphs
>when 7k subgraphs are on mainnet, that means there will be 200x more sub graphs than now
>this will lead to a multiplier of daily queries
> even if the number of tokens burnt only went up by 10x let's say
>1 million tokens will be burnt daily (this is a conservative estimate)
>365 million tokens will be burnt on a yearly basis in the future (also a conservative estimate)
>still bigger than number of new tokens minted
>still not a lot of GRT tokens will be enough
>price will still go parabolic even with 300 million tokens minted yearly

>>27970761
>developer wants to query data for a specific network, i.e Uniswap
>they have to pay in GRT to the indexers
>Indexers use the fees and take a cut, and deliver some of that cut to delegators
>Right now there are only 162 indexers
>as more subgraphs come to main net (there are about ~7000 still in test net), more indexers will exist to support said subgraphs and compete with other indexers with fairer prices
>As more indexers exist, more GRT will be delegated to secure the network and to also incentivize the delegators to make passive income
>The more GRT that gets delegated, the less will be available for buying/selling
>Eventually there will be so many indexers that there won't be enough GRT to actually be delegeated staked, thus the GRT price will go parabolic due to supply/demand
>Query fees will stay the same as indexers can simply charge for less GRT if the price of GRT rises

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