/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25156189

We are litterally breaking the trend now

Ok pajeet. The whales are bored with your Reddit coin see you at 17¢

not fudding but, how long are you GRTlets gonna hold? you dont really expect this to go back to 0.7 by january right

>>25156223
No one really knows. I'm holding for the long run.

>>25156223
forever.
I'm staking 500k and generating 1000 grt a day.
That's more than $300 a day. right now. off just one subgraph. THOUSANDS of subgraphs are being transferred over to main net.

We've been looking for a true generational wealth, passive income, inflation proof, tendie generating machine.
This is it.

>>25156199
ok but they are breaking your breaking retard

>>25156189
AND WHAT ABOUT THE TOKEN UNLOCK FOR EARLY BAKERS AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHH

>>25156532
How I can do that man?

>>25156189
Yeah just hold it like they held link for 3 years. I'll be an old man.

>>25156223
could very well happen, why not? the biggest risk is btc, as there's a real possibility that grt goes back to 0.7 but has bled out a considerable amount of sats on the way

>>25156624
buy grt and stake it and don't touch it.
I'm making enough to live off of NOW with 500k grt.
But since defi and web 3.0 is the future and grt is the back bone of them realistically
5000 grt is probably enough to make a living off of staking within the next 5 years considering the graph protocol will be generating over 100 billion if not trilliions in revenue within the next 5 years.

>>25156223
why not, january is the first month of q1 2021, and the team will start pumping out news and features
ill eat my dick if this doesnt go back there by jan assuming the team release even a speck of what the roadmap promises

>>25156647

It's a week old coin faggot. And it's not a dead coin like 90% of the coins I'm seeing here.

>>25156624
I just started staking Graph an hour ago. Was pretty easy. Just go to Graph's website and delegate to one of the Indexers. The top Indexer from p2p-org looks like 20-25% apy

>>25156687
Sounds a bit too good to be true. What are the risks? There's always risk.

>>25157161
risk is price dumps to 0 while you're staked

>>25157173
seems pretty fucking risky right now considering the immaturity of the coin price

>>25157234
nigga even COSS isn't at absolute 0

>>25156189
This is an incredibly old comic to take the meme from. Must be like 2004/5?

>>25157276
Could still go to 0.10 or 0.01. I hope it doesn't, I'm a holder but it's clearly still possible for this coin to die in the water.

>>25156689
where's the roadmap? Cant find it

>>25157305
its on their flight to mainnet article, there's no "2021" roadmap, but as a curator i can assure you q1 will have the curator program opening in mainnet, which would likely mean the indexer program before it, and anyone being able to run an indexer node

>>25157299
anything is possible but the pitch for this project is great, stoplossing is basically just swinging, rather hodl and generate more since I'm already in

>>25157371
Fair. I'd stake myself but my stack is only 10k. From the rates other anons have reported that would be getting me 20 grt a day, which doesn't seem worth the risk at this point. Maybe in a month or so when things shake out a little more.

>>25156189
>holding until summer for a 2x
JUST

>>25157462
Same boat here anon. I've been increasing my stack little by little I'm up to 5k just by trading my initial 2.5k stack and catching the swings, I'm hoping it drops a little more so I can buy and start delegating it soon.

>>25157549
I have 3k. How much should I accumulate to stake it

>>25157629
From what I'm reading 30k - 50k is a good amount to stake, anything less than that just hold and swing trade.

>>25156189
QRD on this coin? I saw it shipped shortly before coinbase deployment. Either way deff gonna let it dump and stable out before digging in.

"I bought the FIRST dip." I'll say.