/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27127692

I have been here since. I have the same vibe with GRT

>>26111238
Yeah pajeets literally got a "get out of poverty free" card and they traded it for OnlyFans whores. Imagine that.

>>25997675
Time to pick some more up

>>25922047
Based

Put half of my net worth into GRT. WGMI.

The more FUD the more I'm ready to buy. Thanks for the free money idiots!

>>25755503
Based

If u know u know

>>25193222
Check'd and based.

>>25160433
priced in.

why are their indexers called nodes? how do you think this data is indexed?
someone on the discord convinced me yesterday

if you compare the cost of 1 developer trying to set up their own indexing solution which will be centralized, which will need them to store the entire blockchain + index (2TB or more of server space), which will need them to have processing power to index, to wait for a long time until the blockchain is indexed, and to maintain this server and optimize their queries
vs
decentralized indexers that will price things competitively among themselves so that they make the most of query fees, the cheapest indexers will obviously ask for as low as possible, as long as they offset server costs, but think about this, if 10, 100, 5000 developers all wanted to pay data from the uniswap subgraph, this is an insane amount of queries, distributed among a huge number of developers, what this implies is that because the indexer will be making bank, they will greatly reduce the price, effectively making each singular developer pay a LOT less monthly than they would have paid if they hosted their own solution

you CANT beat this system, its how chainlink works too, people are also paying to use chainlink nigger
https://docs.chain.link/docs/chainlink-framework#sendchainlinkrequest
>Sends the request payload to the stored oracle address. It takes a Chainlink.Request and the amount of LINK to send amount as parameters. The request is serialized and calls oracleRequest on the address stored in chainlinkOracleAddress via the LINK token's transferAndCall method.

>>25111837
>>25112018
500k.

Here's a google doc calculator if you wanna crunch the numbers for yourself. It's plug and play.
You'll need to click "file>make a copy"
if you want to interact with it though.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1VCbhgzhH_6X0qHBRt2xhzQXUH2YQaeFbSxrAaXWUWbM/edit#gid=0

>>25111951
Yeah, you'd have to ask on the telegram how to do it though. I only use metamask.

>>25112020
https://thegraph.com/blog/the-graph-network-in-depth-part-1

Basically it incentives node operators to run nodes, secure the network, and operate the highest quality subgraphs. If they start fucking off they lose delegates, and thus profit.

>>25111837
>>25112018
500k.

Here's a google doc calculator if you wanna crunch the numbers for yourself. It's plug and play.
You'll need to click "file>make a copy"
if you want to interact with it though.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1VCbhgzhH_6X0qHBRt2xhzQXUH2YQaeFbSxrAaXWUWbM/edit#gid=0

>>25111951
Yeah, you'd have to ask on the telegram how to do it though. I only use metamask.

>>25112020
https://thegraph.com/blog/the-graph-network-in-depth-part-1

HOSANNA

Buying Graph is the best feeling since i bought Link in 2018. Not yet gonna spoonfeed here.

Guys serious question here. What do we call ourselves? Are we Graphonauts? Graphites? Graphers? Graph marines?

>>24999913

GRT is the google of crypto.
Literally the foundation upon which web 3.0 shall be built.

If you don't understand that, or the hype all of us here are losing our fucking minds over then you better start reading. And you better start reading fast.
GRT will be a top ten token within a month.
GRT is a future trillion dollar marketcap gem.

thegraph.com/blog

lmao and we're back fud-ders once again eternally btfo'd for the 100th time

>>24992233
checked

>>24980491
Im in for the long haul
Less than 8K holders, this shit has yet to actually awaken

Checked

Checked