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>>27292333
If you think GRT has an important usecase then you have to believe that it is going to surpass most other coins. Personally I think it could have a higher cap than bitcoin just because it doesn't require huge changes in consumer practices for it to be accepted. People are currently using services that rely on GRT without even realizing. No need to teach grandma how to set up a bitcoinwallet to have her utilize a website that runs on GRT and monetizes through ads to pay for query costs.

If you're not holding at least 10k GRT by the end of the year you're going to consider suicide.
If you're not holding at least 100 GRT by the end of 2022, you're going to try to commit suicide.
If you're not holding at least 1 GRT by the end of 2023, you will no longer be considered human and we will hunt you for sport.

>>27278892
>yfw $10 is FUD

>>27221387
So close. But honestly. GRT is the best thing to happen to crypto. You'll all commit rope if you're not in it.

>>27197466

Let's support our fellow bagholders. Post your best GRT hopium

>>24998339
GRT will do in 1 month what chainlink did in 3 years.

thinking of selling all my shitcoins and buying GRT

you know you want to. don't miss out on life-changing wealth anon. fomo in with your life savings

Holy fuck anons I just read this pic...is it accurate? or this anon just delusional?

>>24944297
I'm thinking by end of next week, but yes the short-mid- and longterm prospects are very very fucking good.

I don't see anything else in crypto right now that even comes close, which is why i went all in.

>>24943314
it does over 400 million queries per day, the sites will now have to pay a small fee for those queries. Could be raking in billions of dollars a month from this.