/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25975124
Never too late. Im HODLing this bad boy until its at least $50

>>25975228
you ought to hold beyond just eoy

>>25975326
Im holding forever. This shit is so ground breaking im riding it till the end

>>25975124

What the fuck are you talking about? It's crabbing at the support level. Get the fuck in here.

>>25975228
>>25975663
Currently saving up to get a 10k suicide stack, hoping it doesn't get to the 40s before I'm ready

>>25975228
You are fucking delusional. 10 billion total token supply. We’re lucky if it reaches $1.

>>25975228
I’m holding some but you are retarded if you think this is going to $50

>>25975124
>token not needed
>10b supply
>p&d from day 1
No I think you’re just in time to get in before it goes to $0.01

>>25976137
That's what they said about chainlink

The Graph has more potential than Parsiq, the shitcoin of the week.

>>25975124
Not at all. By the time it hits $1 USD, you'll be kicking yourself for not buying now at $0.34.

>>25975124
You had 3 days

>>25976137
>>25976209
They said the same thing about bitcoin when it was created. Every dApp will be running off this stuff. Every successful project is linked to GRT in one way or another. But sure, you know better...

>>25976634
Exactly. People that understand the power of The Graph know how grt this thing can be (ptp)

once btc dips its crashing down to .3 once again like it always does

>>25977066
looool "like it always does" - he says about a coin - that's been around for less than a month.... Try harder

i have yet to see it make a profit

>>25977350
I think if you buy it...... then its value goes up....... hear me out..... you make a profit

red pill me on this coin. It's basically just a search engine/filing cabinet for blockchain data? Will it really be the google of crypto?

yes its too late, it went up a couple % today and this was the selling point, imagine holding this stablecoin for months while the rest pumps 10% a week.
kek

What happens to the rest of the coin market when bitcoin crashes again?
Will in just have to hodl for a year or two for bitcoin to recover like last time?
Considering picking up some coin stocks for fun

>>25976137
i'd be happy with $1

$2 EOY

>>25976976
10 billion coins at $50 would be 500 billion marketcap. 3x eth
Learn math man

>>25977643
sorry can't hear you over my 22% APR and not having to worry about trading or whether staking is going live or not, it's already here.

I feel like half the comments in these threads are just bagholders desperately trying to get people to not sell why they wait to get their delegated coins back

>>25977542
Not only does it indxe blockchain data, it does it in a way that make querying as time and computationally efficient as possible (see GraphQL compared to other querying languages). It also offers the only solution to truly decentralised apps. All current dApps have some element of centralisation and The graph solves this issue.

I suggest you buy a bag and HODL. Ive got 19k GRT and am not planning on selling for at least a year or two. This is a true gem and we're seeing it right at the beginning of its life.

A good informational vid is here:
https://youtu.be/7gC7xJ_98r8 [Embed]
And this article for when you want something higher level:
https://thegraph.com/blog/the-graph-network-in-depth-part-1

Lmk what you think!

>>25977834
What do you think enterprise companies will be forced to use to query blockchains in a cost efficient manner, sherlock?

>>25977896
while*

>>25977896
Im happily delegated. When weak hands sell, ill be buying the dip

>>25977922
You are the blackest retard gorilla ever.

you are all retarded if you don't think we are going to hit 10$

>>25977922
We have a smart fella here.

And yes I can do simple multiplication thanks - try using more of your brain other than the swimpl maff part

>>25978016
I need to try and stop thinking about what im going to spend my money on lol... Patience is key

>>25977922
That's not his point, even if GRT is successful (and I have no doubt it can be), $500B cap is humongous. Can it happen? Sure, but by that time you'd probably be an old man

>>25977989
As someone who learned operating systems from Mr. Terry, I take that as a compliment.

>>25978102
I mean literally the entire crypto space is parabolic in general. It won’t be EOY but Graph could be $100B in 3 years.

>>25978102
Old man with a sexy young wife living in the Bahamas

>>25978147
Agreed. Shit exponential

>>25978147
Sure, that'd be 10$ a coin though. Newfags need to understand you're not going to get a 100x with a high valuation coin that has barely 1/10th of the total supply released. If you're already loaded that's alright, if you're a poorfag trying to make life changing money however you're probably going to need to go for higher risk / reward projects.

*dumps*

>>25978443
couldn't be a poorfag with all this BTC and ETH in my wallet

>>25977901
I'll check out those thinks later today when I have a chance thanks for the info. Thinking about liquidating some of my other shitcoins to get in on this.

>>25975124
>> is it too late?

It's not even $10 yet, OP.
Get the fuck in here.

>>25977402
you forgot the "sell" part
very important

>>25977834
>Implying that eth wont be over trillon by then

>>25976536
only 400 million link newfriend

>>25978900
Lol right

>>25978443
>>25978102
>>25977834
>>25976478
>>25976137
Ok, fine, I'll spoonfeed you clueless monkeybrains.
GRT currently has over 1.4 BILLION Delegated/Staked GRT on the network. This is with only one staking pool and many projects still in development. Every single day that number goes up.

That's not it though - There's already 5M burned GRT and the project has only been live for a few weeks. Imagine when there are billions of daily queries - that burned number will increase dramatically.

GRT Fudders prove that they wouldn't have bought LINK in 2017 even if they had known about it. Most of the biggest GRT wallets also hold large stacks of LINK. all the OG LINK marines like myself realized that this project is the final missing piece in the Web 3.0 middleware stack.

ETH for protocol level
LINK for taking data onchain
GRT for querying that onchain data into dapps
PRQ for taking the onchain data back into Smart Contracts
Arbitrum for reducing gas prices

The only missing piece is what the ultimate financial settlement coin will be. Clearly not XRP.

>>25979411
I have 1000 GRT, I'm going to buy more, hoping for BTC to keep raising in relation to GRT then I will swap over, maybe get 3000GRT (poorfag, give me a break)

>The only missing piece is what the ultimate financial settlement coin will be

rolling for DOGE

>>25975124
no its coming down try to buy at .30

>>25979411
based

>>25979411
>PRQ
Subtle shill

>>25979882
I'm not "subtly shilling" PRQ. In fact GRT and LINK combined are about 70% of my portfolio. But I do have 2-3% in PRQ because it complements the middleware stack nicely.

>>25978443
For the poorfag in question looking for a higher risk/reward project what would you suggest