/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28078855
I personally expect GRT to hit $5-10 EOY. So buying until $2 would still give you a x5 (hopefully).

>>27817720
The Graph protocol has been used for 4 years by multiple large companies/projects like Uniswap etc. Any competitor to GRT in the future would really need to have better tech, ecosystem, cost efficiency etc in order to win those companies/projects. GRT's first mover advantage pretty much blocks any future competitor's chance to take over the market share of decentralized indexing protocol.

>>27766589
>GRT
>GRT
>GRT
>GRT

Many of you have fucking no idea how hard this is going to pump this year.

Imagine once the uniswap subgraph migrates over.
>The coingecko subgraph.
>The coinmarket subgraph.
>The aave subgraph.
>The coinbase subgraph.
>The binance subgraph.
Every single subgraph that transfers over to mainnet will cause a pump.
one after another.
>7000 subgraphs.
>7000 pumps.
Pumps are built in, graph bros.
We're all going to make it.

>>27721229
Right. But we're still super early on this coin anon.

>>27721394
Yup. Uniswap is one of the remaining 7000 (you read that right, seven thousand) subgraphs that will migrate to the mainnet soon. 7000 subgraphs migrating = 7000 pumps. The VCs token release will mean nothing when increasing demand from those subgraphs overrides the decreasing supply due to the tokens being in delegation.

>>27575298
Get a suicide stack at least, so you won't kys when it hits $10 EOY anon.

>>27252799
Google.
Of.
Blockchain.

>>26423070
My body is ready.

>>25551741
>>25549514

The bottom line here is this:

The Graph serves an identical (not similar, identical) function to blockchain networks as Google serves to the Internet.

If you envision the blockchain/cryptocurrency space as a multi-trillion dollar market in the future, you should re-evaluate your valuation of The Graph's utility token, GRT, which HAS utility as the settlement coin for query fees, and consider the amount of revenue The Graph will amass as query fees are introduced.

Furthermore, speculators seem only to be looking at The Graph through the lens of what it is doing right now. What The Graph is doing right now (providing data to the largest DeFi services and dApps in the space; AAVE, Uniswap, Balancer, Maker, etc.), while incredible, will be dwarfed in the coming years as the number of services and dApps built in the crypto space increase exponentially. The Graph is the first mover of its kind, makes it substantilly easier to develop on Ethereum, and will likely be used by nearly every mainstream/major dApps as they are created.

Google. Google. Google. Binance/Kraken/Coinbase used Google as a comparison when explaining The Graph on their website descriptions. Why aren't you listening to them?

>>25164061
>>25164197
i feel it too, man.
Hearing about what's coming, what he's building, what the graph protocol actually is and what he aims to accomplish with it... fuck man, i seriously got goosebumps listening to his talk.

Glad somebody on here actually has more than a 4 second attention span and was able to listen to the podcast.

This dude, and this project, are the real deal.
Anything under $1 is pennies.
Pennies, compared to what this monstrosity is about to become.

>>25164061
>>25164197
i feel it too, man.
Hearing about what's coming, what he's building, what the graph protocol actually is and what he aims to accomplish with it... fuck man, i seriously got goosebumps listening to his talk.

Glad somebody on here actually has more than a 4 second attention span and was able to the podcast.

This dude, and this project, are the real deal.
Anything under $1 is pennies.
Pennies, compared to what this monstrosity is about to become.

>>24947341

Already bought most of the supply

Trading starts on binance in 40 minutes. UTC 8:30

Then we'll see some real movement.

Last chance to get in under 20 cents.

Goodluck gentlemen.

>>24749590
>is anyone going to use the thing that everyone is using already?