/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29903887
Got in at .30, 40, and .50. 640 stacklet and got super cheap gas ($42) for delegating. Expecting 13 GRT a month. Feels comfy.

>>29189733
try 5 - 10 k delegated for 2 - 3 years

GRT. By far.

>>28453360
I just put $900 down to bring me up to 500 GRT. This better not tank in the middle of the night or I'm gonna kill myself

>>28366707
I do this all the time
sometimes I'll wear headphones with nothing on for hours
I just assume it's the 'tism

>>27759621

>>27504010
I have a 40k stack right now looking at adding anywhere between 20 and 30k depending on the price I can snag once my money clears. If I only get 20k, that's a 60k stack. At 18% APY I'll make 10k GRT every year or about 30 a day. In 5 years my stack doubles. And that's all without considering the rewards from query fees once those are in place.
Essentially I see a huge rush to jump into delegation once people realized how stupid quick you can gain GRT with delegation rewards from just staking combined with query fees. This will constrict the available supply heavily driving up the price further incentivizing others to delegate further constricting supply further encouraging others to delegate.
Any price action right now means nothing. This coin can't help but be deflationary even with 10 billion supply. We're going to the fucking mars lads. Secure your position before you're priced out forever.

>>27452822
NEET

>>27445576

>>27381097
Omega based, I had the same plan

>>27314903
I would personally, atleast some of it so you can get a nice passive income stream going, you could put all the GRT you earn from delegating back into BTC

>>27160663
That’s right, but you need a nice big stack to make up gas fees, only do it when you have about 10k

>>27150690
Why would i ever sell when i have a literal inflation proof, multi-generational, money printer?

>>27126979

GRT

$1 incoming.
IT HAPPENS TONIGHT

HAHAHAHA

I bet the Google of blockchain wouldn't do that...