/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>49726568
Nice opinion, I'll see you in a few years when I'm on my GRT yacht and you're bagholding geerties you bought at $30 and it "crashes" down to $10

>>49691157
It tickled the price under $0.10 but it cannot stay there without being corrected in less than a day.

If you could buy bitcoin at $1.85.. would you?

>>30010373
T O N I G H T

>>29943844
>>29944073
>>29944629

I was looking into p2p to delegate a 2k stack but are there any other reputable indexers? I was also looking into suntzu and ryabina i think its called.

If you could buy bitcoin at $1.85.. would you?

>>29626529
was bitcoin worth getting into at $2?

If you could buy bitcoin for $2.. would you?

INCOMING 2.5

>>29171935
Is holding The Graph the ultimate bagholdery?

I cannot think or comprehend of anything more cucked than holding GRT. Honestly, think about it rationally. You are buying, holding, staking, and losing money on a token for at least 5 years solely so it can go and get ravaged by the indexers. All the hard work you put into your beautiful little stack - doing due diligence and research before bedtime, picking the right indexers to delegate with, making sure it's a healthy percentage of your holdings, watching it grow, not selling it. All of it has one simple result: its price will ultimately become more enjoyable for those who will eventually pump it and dump it.

Built the perfect stack? Great. Who benefits? If you're lucky, a random man who had nothing to do with the project, who buys the dip. He gets to swing it every night for easy gains. He gets the benefits of its perceived stability and notional value that came from how long YOU held it.

As a man who has a stack of GRT you are LITERALLY dedicating at least 5 years of your life simply to hold riches for another man to enjoy. It is the ULTIMATE AND FINAL bag. Think about it logically

>>28989868
Impossible to FUD

>>28828595
>*based on bullshit
I'm hyped regardless

>>28823451
I LOVE YOU GRTSUX. I JUST BOUGHT A FUCKING SUZISTACK ON THE DIP. WISH ME LUCK!

>>28819386
just wait. simplest thing to do ever and you will become rich

>>28821526
BOOOM

>>28805345
Historically, GRT is a pump and dump. Hate to break it to you folks, but it is. These are the facts. People saying it isn't, you're on the wrong side of the data. The entire market is being run by trade bots. Large GRT tokens have been already allocated to holders, way before GRT even hit the exchange platforms, because of testnet operations (before mainnet).

I estimate each token to be valued at 0.30-0.35 maximum until larger companies want to use it, which currently they don't, because it is too expensive too. ETH is expensive, in general, to use anyway.

With that being said, GRT is a utility token which means the price has to remain low for companies to even want to use it. It is just the way it is right now.

It just keeps pumping...

>>28740119
If it goes below 0.30 I will cream my pants with how much I will buy.

>>28624374
>It's real

>>28615180
Historically, GRT is a pump and dump. Hate to break it to you folks, but it is. These are the facts. People saying it isn't, you're on the wrong side of the data. The entire market is being run by trade bots. Large GRT tokens have been already allocated to holders, way before GRT even hit the exchange platforms, because of testnet operations (before mainnet).

I estimate each token to be valued at 0.30-0.35 maximum until larger companies want to use it, which currently they don't, because it is too expensive too. ETH is expensive, in general, to use anyway.

With that being said, GRT is a utility token which means the price has to remain low for companies to even want to use it. It is just the way it is right now.

>>28472377
CHECKed WMIB

>>28471150
BOOOOOOOOM

>>28464757
Like this

>>28451298
ITS A BOMB