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>>26427887
because we did more than 5min of research.

ngmi.
IYKYK.

>>26427887
because we're trying to help braindead retards like you make some money

>>26427887
>>26427971
>>26427981
buy $RBC instead you cuck, GRT is for fags

Because we know how important indexing is to DLT and we know that there is only one project that will be indexing across all L1s, and we know that "muh supply" retards are going to get hilariously BTFO during the non dump token release.

>>26427887
This and Transmute are easily the best investments in crypto right now. This for long term and Transmute short term for the 10-15x over the next week or two

>>26427971
>>26427981
>>26428000
>muh index
>muh google
>muh memes

grt will NEVER be the next link

>>26428017
>fuds GRT
>shills a literal pump and dump shitcoin
You'll be FOMOing at $1

10 billions ? It's only 1,2 billion retard

>>26428018
Why wouldn't they dump on you gullible retards? There are 10 BILLION tokens

>>26428191
1.2 out of 10 billion have been released brainlet. The team is going to obliterate you retards in a couple months.

you will never be a woman

>>26428191
Average GRT holders don't know their own token's max supply

>>26428092
>Bitcoin: Decentralized P2P currency
>:Eth: Decentralized Programmable Smart Contacts
>:LINK: Decentralized oracle solution
>:GRT: Decentralized query engine

ngmi.

>>26428000
>Imagine being such a mongoloid that you chase shill projects over the backbone of Web3

ngmi.

>>26427887
because they're indexing and stacking and shit and can't sell their coins for months

>>26428364
i call bullshit

>>26427887
POST YOUR SHORTS OR FUCK OFF

>>26428092

You don't know what LINK does. You don't know what GRT does.

People who know understand the value of putting money in both. The only issue is that of maximizing profits e.g., "which will moon first - grt or link?"

The idea that anyone thinks "GRT will be the next LINK" is stupid. The coins serve totally distinct functions and both are absolutely necessary for the growth of crypto.

>>26428194
Is that number so big that is scares you? What if there were 10,000 tokens but 6 more decimal places after the zero, would that make it better?

>>26428521
we're talking in terms of price action not muh fundamentals retard

>>26428417
network.thegraph.com

Literally just look. Coins are locked for 28 days at a time.

>>26428245
Billions of tokens are locked up being delegated. If you undelgate you have to wait 28 days for your tokens. DYOR.

I just put 10k$ into this coin, godspeed

>>26428092
Chainlink and the graph aren't competition.
They literally both help each other out.
Chainlink just had an interview with the graph team just last week.
Holy shit your level of ignorance is astounding.

Here's the interview, maybe educate yourself before you open your mouth again you dumb fuck.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOS9g0rKP24&ab_channel=Chainlink

>>26428641
>>26428654
then what happens after 28 days? the team royally fucks you all in the ass?

>>26428591

>price action
>fundamentals

Link was always going to moon because of fundamentals. You think that today's $25+ rally was because of luck or memes? The exact same principle applies to GRT.

They purposefully keep the prices low in order to force people into their delegation/indexer system, which is the real way to squeeze the most value out of the GRT and to turn up a reasonable profit.

>>26428693

ETH smart contract returns {delegated tokens}+{delegation rewards} to your wallet. At which point you can redelegate. Current APY is something between 10% (low token count and ETH gas fees for delegating eat a lot of profit) and 30% (lots of tokens and ETH gas fees are irrelevant)

>>26428501
i hate this piece of fucking software

>>26428693
You receive your tokens back and can liquidate if you want retard.

Why do you think this team wants to fuck their reputation? This is an actually legitimate project with big partnerships and real use case. You invested in too many failed shit coins and are now paranoid. Get out of Crypto, it aint for you.

>>26428693
All I see ITT is a bunch of bagholders coping about their post-pump 5 cent shitcoin. They don't know about the team waiting to dump on their heads in 6 months and 300%+ inflation.

>>26428804
So the only way to milk this is with apy. The price of the token will always be suppressed to fit this.

This now a $0.60 waiting room

>>26428772
>>26428719
Who are you? Who am I?

>>26428889
kys

>>26428889
finally an anon with some common sense in here

>>26428245
You are an absolute moron who doesn't understand delegating. This shit could bottom out and id still be making good money delegating.
NGMI

>>26428889
then i'll only make money until 6 months from now

boo fucking hoo?

>>26428804
>>26428901
So delegating is the only way to really make money off this? Whats a good stack to start delegating?

>>26428924
>it's dumping already

Because we are going to make it.

I fell for the memes and bought at .6
Lord, please take me now

>>26429376
Bro you could have gotten in at .47 a day ago.

>>26429150
>muh delegation

WHO GIVES A FUCK ABOUT YOUR APY'S WHEN YOU CAN BUY BTC/ETH/LINK AND GET THE SAME THING WITH BLOCKFI/STAKING

>>26429417
I aped in on the 18th

>>26429376
You're pennies away from there. Just buy more when it dips on Tuesday.

>>26427887
>Coinbase VC owning biggest stake
>IPO
>GRT GOOG of this industry
Watch what happens.
10B market cap by EOY

the Graph is quite literally a shitcoin that other projects can do way better, link related.
https://youtu.be/ifE6AiAz_cY

>>26428355
>the backbone of Web3

I know this is blockchains but what exactly are you talking about? I kind of wandered in here the other day from /lit/ by accident because a book I'm reading talks about crypto a lot.

>>26429696
I mean this nicely--go back to /lit/. Don't let these GRT goons convince you to hold their bags.

>>26429696
I mean this nicely--never return to /lit/. Stay here forever, join us, and buy GRT.

>>26429696
I used to browse lit so I'll spoon feed you. Ethereum is going to be the decentralized application blockchain, things like Aave/yearn.finance/compound run on it. Chainlink is the oracle solution that feeds off-chain data like data feeds or other API data to these ethereum contracts. Graph is trying the be the indexing solution to decentralized web. In the same way as google indexes the internet and actually makes it as useful as it is today, the graph will index the blockchain and offer useful data, pre packaged to developers to use as they will.

>>26427887
Seethe cope dialate ywnbarw and don’t forget to sneed

>>26430621
oh, and the reason why buying into the backbone, rather than applications is that rather than the value of these new technologies going mainly to applications, it will be the protocols that benefit the most from blockchains. You really couldn't invest in IP or other protocols of the internet, but you can invest in eth, link or graph.

>>26429696
>>26425717
Link to long, non tech, read web3.0: on-chain is off da chain.

>>26427887
I can't believe you're shilling eth when it doesn't have a max supply. How'd it get to 1k?

>>26430762
Sweet graphic dude. I'm sure web3 will become clear to our new lit friend the moment he sees this.

>>26429696
Nick Land things?

>>26427887
because we’re gonna make it

>>26427971
>>26428191
>>26428364

reminder that over 4billion GRT tokens will be released in May, all from early private investors

>>26430621
>>26430762
What if no one decides to use this shit? Like what is all of this mumbo jumbo even good for? How does "web 3.0" differ from ig web 2.0?

>>26427887
To trick newfags

>>26428017
no one wants your pump and dump retard

>>26431444
What does this mean?

>>26427887
Are rewards automatically redelegated or are thry spit back into Metamask?

Are we holding or asia will dump to 50c again?

>>26431688
Redelegated

>>26431476
Its already used by majority of dapps

>>26431688
>>26431762
Is there a minimum amount of GRT required to delegate?

>>26432297
No but gas fees may make it not worth it if your stack is small. I wouldn't under 5000 GRT

>>26427887
Still not selling (until 1$)

If its so great, why do the memes suck so bad

>>26431580
It won't pump as much as other coins in the next bullrun.

>>26431444
Another anon pointed out it was the same scenario with SOL which still pumped and is doing well.

>>26431476
dude, listen
bitcoin was a piece of shit that no one uses a few years ago and look at us now
in the same way, defi applications have shown us that dapps are possible and are only going to get better with time
you either step up to the game or you're going blockbuster

>>26431807
Okay but dapps are pretty fucking niche. So if these end up not being used by the masses what good is any of this shit in the long run?

>>26433388
And BTC still technically has no use. Its still speculative as fuck. And dapps themselves are hardly getting used. What is going to make the masses care about this shit?

>>26433628
they are niche in the same way the internet was niche back then
this is a long term play
in 10 years dapps are going to be fucking everywhere

>>26428017
Damn man

>>26427887
Are you retarded OP? This shit is capped at 10b. Queries growing exponentially. I’m raking in GRT from delegating. Protocol becomes deflationary after a few years, inflation lowered. You’re left standing there like a retard saying what the fuck was that!!??? A CURATOR JUST FLEW OVER MY HOUSE

>>26431444
Fucking retard. Lower the price in the short term I make more APY in GRT just went up.

grt is a pure bagholder coin atm

>>26431444
Early backers are currently staking and delegating their coins. If you think these people who already 20x'd their initial investment are just going to cut and run, you have no spine and should not be in the crypto space.

>>26433964
Nearly everyone is in profit. Cope.

>>26428245
God, I hope so, I will be building a fat stack of fiat for a yuuuge buyout of GRT sub .10

>>26434130
most of us are up 2x and actively hoping it dumps massively to accoom more

>>26433628
Honestly man if you aren't interested then don't put money in. It's that simple. Don't invest in things you don't understand. We could be having this conversation 10 years ago about bitcoin. There's no magic here. We are all taking a risk in crypto/defi. You either get it or you don't. Lots of people have made money on a market that hasn't seen mainstream implementation. You are on the same page as everyone else but see the glass half empty. We cannot help you think abstractly and detect patterns. It's not everyone elses job to hold normies hands. Some people just can't wrap their heads around it. Put your money in the S&P. I'm fucking serious. You will sell early in crypto and never forgive yourself once it moons. Or you will sell at a loss. You will get fudded and lose money because you have no conviction for this. Don't do it.

>>26430621
what stops a competitor from offering a blockchain index for a flat fee instead of forcing companies to buy an asset used primarily for speculative trading? Why does GRT's use case require a token at all?

>>26434291
Based

>>26433964
You should have just bought the dip bro

>>26433174
Cope

Can someone please explain to me the difference between GRT’s use case and PRQ’s?

>>26433667
Okay but its not quite the same. The internet was obviously a game changer. This isnt quite the same. Its building upon what we already have, and I dont see how dapps make the things we already have better.

>>26434291
Its not that im uninterested, i just dont see how this is such a gamechanger like this board pretends. 4th industrial revolution and shit.

>>26434534
Prq is a wallet with webhooks
Grt is the GOOGLE of blockchain

>>26434291
/thread

>>26434544
>The internet was obviously a game changer.

You're probably young so hindsight is 20/20 but plenty of people at the time did not see it that way, and only a handful of tech nerds were in it at the beginning.

>>26434544
I realize you don't see it. You're not going to. You can find out what we're trying to do in 5mins of research. it really just doesn't click for some people and that's okay. There's more ways to make money. But in this market attitude is everything and you don't have it. You won't make it. You will lose money. Do not do it.

>>26434544
if you pee do you know how each drop tastes? GRT slaves will taste every drip of and index every drop of piss so you can ask for the sweetest or saltiest lick for yourself. It's fucking Google mijo

What is the advantage of grt being the google of crypto? How does this help?

GRTchads will be the next LINKmarines in three years.

>>26434768
But again this is just building off if the internet. This isnt an intirely new thing like the internet was.

>>26434806
Help me see it then. I know a big thing with crypto is privacy, but honestly the average normie isnt that concerned with privacy.

>>26434832
based GRTChad and Jackie poster

>>26434883
GRT as an infrastructure protocol provides an ingestion service for the blockchain, which means that developers will no longer need build their own implementation. This will help to build DAPPs that are both performant and decentralised, without having to choose between one or the other.

>>26431444
those coins are going to be locked up via delegation

>>26434510
It's not cope when it's reality

WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT

>>26435644
me buying son, we're going to mars

>>26435644
0.60 waiting room

>>26428521
can you explain to a brainlet what link does? I know it has oracles, but why does that mean that it will be adopted? if anyone is gonna flip BTC and ETH why wouldnt it be FLR?

2600 GRT here. I'm a bot of a poorfag so this is a pretty big deal to me. I initially held 92 GRT and I was pretty proud even of that

I held through last weekend. Could of sold and bought back in mid week.


Might do it this time round.

>>26427887
.80 EoD
check em

>>26434322
It's a ecosystem with many moving parts and economic incentives in play. Having a native token is useful, and necessary for a decentralized system. Graph was originally just that, a service for a flat fee. But having a key infrastructure to defi being a centralized entity wasn't a good thing, so they decided to migrate to a decentralized system.

>>26435993
kek, don't go making gains in retrospect

>>26435586
>every single coin will be delegated
You know thats not true right?

>>26435866
reverse oracles are unironically way more useful. Link basiclly is a data feed....that about it....

>>26436092
do you always put words in other peoples mouths? delegation locks up coins for a month and you need a large amount of coin to make delegation worthwhile, thinking that a huge chunk of that coin isn't going to be locked up is dumb

aren't tokens burned for deflationary purposes?

>>26435186
It's not privacy, but decentralization thats key to blockchains. Not only is it a question of autonomy and transparency in these systems, think big tech censorship, but it's also about security. Automation will be on the blockchain: having a trillion dollar industry automated won't use some basement server room. It needs to be on a tamper proof system that can't go down. This is what blockchains accomplice.

>>26433964
I'm up a shit ton and cleared about a grand in delegations so far lol. Literally not selling for 3-4 years

>>26436240
Even if 2/3rds of them get delegated (wont happen) thats still massive influx.

>>26436343
To add on I'll use my delegation rewards to invest in shitcoin moon shots for fun.

>>26434690
>Parsiq is a wallet
Yep I am going to make it and half of you retards will buy my bags.

>>26434291
I didn't understand link and I invested. Only until bao and my first liquidity stake and I read the info page on uniswap do I now understand its full value. Maybe not 100% but enough to know the hyper autists are right, the hardest part will be waiting