/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54524740

>>52611142

>>30353812

>>30321646
grt

>>30100439
GRT goes out the 18 decimal places and the query fee is determined by the market

That token value FUD is from the musings of a smooth-brain forbes article writer, not the graph team

>>30099405
>>30098246
you're welcome

>>30097603
query fees

>>30072721

>>30046588
>go google what "prisoners dilemma" means anon
Kek I know exactly what it is. I studied international relations.

>will be shorting 1.99$ a second time, thanks for holding my bags anon
Ok then good luck.

>pic related

>>29982444
checked

>>29847733
subgraphs are not speculative, they either provide good data or they don't

people are constantly missing the fact that GRT actually does something unlike the myriad of shitcoins floating around

>>29752531
I can't wait until I can stop posting this image.

>>29757394

That was a dumbass suggestion by the forbes article writer. Sounds like your research consisted of exactly that article.

I can't wait until I can stop posting this image

>>29733924
Can't wait until I don't have to post this anymore

>>29728178
Yes

>>29351905
> betting on fundamentals
> passing on GRT

pick one

>>29154266

>>29105073
>>29105117
>>29105202
The project I'm currently really excited about is GRT, for the anon with the IT background this one should make some sense for you.

For those of you that do not have a background in this stuff.

A popular FUD against graph is saying that the comparison to Google is a bullshit marketing shill. It's actually not. Google's product is not really the search engine, it's producing the large and well organized collection of data that it looks to when you run your search. They accomplish this by indexing the entire web using web crawlers (neat tech worth reading at least the top section of a Wiki article on). Indexing means that they are going through the entire internet and categorizing it. Imagine you have a cookbook and a chicken, and you want recipes for the chicken. Are you going to flip through each page and look for chicken recipes? No. You're going to consult the index at the back of the book. Building that index is what made Google what they are today.

Fast forward to Web 3.0, apps are moving to a decentralized architecture for the same reason Bitcoin is successful, it removes a central arbiter from control. Bitcoin means that the banks cant decide to erase your funds. Think about the analogy for this in whatever sector you'd like. Web 3.0 is an inevitability. What happens when you want to search it? The product providing the search will have to be a Web 3 app itself, otherwise, why trust it and defeat the purpose of Web 3 altogether? Enter Graph. Check out their material and see why I'm excited about it new frens.

>>29104429
pic related

Sit down, shut up, and delegate your tokens

>>28929765
If you're a long-hauler I'd really recommend Graph. If you're tech savvy at all definitely check out their site and tech, lots of good insight gems around here, pic related.

I can verify it as much as an anon can, I work as a lead software engineer and I can confirm this take