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no

>>27113019
it's a middleware that is used by like every defi project
so no matter which ones win they're gonna use the graph
kinda like chainlink

>>27113019
Google of blockchain. Necessary for any dapp on every blockchain to be truly serverless. Query fee burn, 3% inflation. FUD going around that's keeping price low is the supply spike in June, but after that there is literally no fud left.

>>27113019

>>27113019
10 billion coins . . .

>>27113019
The architecture

>>27113019
Never ending pumps

Bloated DNT

alright, who fucking archived the large thread?

>>27114900
Fuck jannies

>>27113932
How do we know there won't be competition driving GRT down?
Surely other developers won't allow for GRT to monopolize such an important aspect.

is 5 dollar in GRT the best 5 dollar super investment ?

>>27113264
and fucking thread. that's it. and beyond that it makes you more grt. currently at mcdonalds subhuman with drug addiction working 40 hours a week...a week. not great money but add that on 2 my life and its a nice bump. point is wagies suck. point is their entire wage is a thing I get every week because I have magic internet money I got with my spare cash from my normal totally human job.

>>27115284
There is no alternative. Try and find one - they would just be a carbon copy, probably with less professional team and some community fork that no one would trust.

>>27115311
The less money you have, the more volatile asset you invest in.

who wants to see some clittys?

the bollocks of blockchains

>>27115419
u wont

>>27115395
meaning i should buy 5 dollars of GRT ?

>>27115284
Where are they? GRT was in development for 3 full years before they even offered a token. Years with a working product before they even tried for a token. Years with actual applications using their service. Where is the competition? GRT is already running.

if you guys donate me some grt i will do whatever you say.

>>27115483
No, if you only have $5 do some waging and get up to a few hundred before you even think about investing.

chainlink brings realworld data to the blockchain

the graph beings on chain data to the real world

>>27115542
Go to McDonalds and shout nigger

>>27115611
Not necessarily. It can also bring on chain data to developers on chain. It's basically replacing the job of a centralized Query Server and instead having it all be done on blockchain, allowing for truly serverless dapps.

>>27113019
just a sample

>>27113019
cheap coin on coinbase

>>27115368
>>27115368
I want to add to this and itll be edgy as fuck. maybe you cant afford mcdonalds wagie that has a g/f that has a kid that isnt his. thats ok. buy a bit and let it compound and add to it. today you make as much as a slave on one of nestles chocolate plantations in africa. a 5 year old making pecans a day. a month from now your a high out of your mind miner in africa digging up diamonds so some 40 year old roestie can have a special something. next month. a slave that makes gap clothing for $20 a month. next month your a mentally ill dude in florida recycling cans. you only need a pill that costs 10cents a day but fuck you, murica your making $50 a month.

>>27113019
don't DCA into this, most of the supply isn't even circulating yet

>>27115731
The dev teams are operating in the real world.

>>27113019
Only like 10 percent of the coins are in circulation, stay away from this one

>>27115964
Fair enough.
>>27115893
>>27115967
Priced in at this point - it's been over a month since release.

>>27113019
It's the Arby's of I'm Thinkin's

>>27115737
>sample
dude stop seriously. you need help and the mainstream world is cheering you on. try to grasp reality by its big cock and get to ground level. stop taking drugs jews give you. start taking the drugs to cure your hallucinations and move forward. your obviously young. so try to fix your shit and move forward. its all any of us can do. and if you think your life is hard. half my fucking body was crushed into powder by a drunk driver. I built anew. and it took years but I still did it. your not a monster your not evil. your obviously cheeky and smart. you just need to fucking fight.

>>27113073
This. no

>>27113019
Should I convert my link to GRT

>>27115967
But i thought that doesn't matter becuase even if they have a supply in the billions, they apparently are gonna have a demand in the trillions???

Aside from the supply, are there aspects of the project you fundamentally disagree with?

>>27116185
Yes!

>>27113019
>>27115284
Watch the AMA here. Yaniv explained every details in easy normie language.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0uVzdlg5QY&ab_channel=Bankless

>>27116185
Buying GRT now is like buying LINK in 2017. Up to you, be ready to hold for a long time to really make it.

>>27116162
im still rebuilding what the fuck am I saying. point is im still fighting.
>>27115737
>>27115737
fight asshole.

>>27116341
Also, another short video about GRT

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gC7xJ_98r8&t=1s&ab_channel=Finematics

>>27115967
This man is trying to accumulate

>>27113019
Buy it

>>27116430
Thanks anon, will look into this.

>>27116162
Jesus. I'm sorry to hear that Anon. A younger me got busted for drunk driving. Thank fuck I did hurt anything but my car and my reputation. Biggest mistake of my life. Just imagining if I did you someone what happened to you gives me nightmares.
Buy a Lyft, kids....

>>27116430
>>27116341
Also I'd like to bring up this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rA1fpcYmO0

>>27115967
Fuck off with the supply FUD. How many times do we have to teach you, old man?

>>27116777
So this has the same potential value as LINK?
It sounds like it's probably even more valuable.
But then again I'm fucking retarded.

>>27113888
gayest graph ever holy shit
>lets just use 50 shades of blue

>>27116539
My pleasure, fren.

>>27116777
Nice, thanks fren. We should compile all these vids into one pasta for the new frens.

>>27117102
Yeah, if you think that Blockchain will continue to grow in utilization (literally inevitable) this is possibly more valuable than LINK. I personally believe that literally all of the infrastructure of the world will be on blockchains eventually, and GRT is necessary for a dapp to function as intended without a centralized Query Server. So in that sense, yes, it is more valuable.
>>27117216
Yeah awesome job design team

they still have 9 billion to dump on dumb redditors and weebs from 4chins

>>27117235
>Nice, thanks fren. We should compile all these vids into one pasta for the new frens.
Good idea. Make a Graph General perhaps.

17.2% of the fully diluted supply is now staked
>up 2% this week

I want to buy a GRT shirt can anybody find me a good one?

>>27115816
I like this illustration, mostly because my stack is only a gap factory worker, not a full blown burger flipper

>>27113019
Its literally being rolled out by arbitrum as a DEVELOPER TOOL. So on par with Truffle. As fundamental as web3.js

If you retards still dont understand how fundamentally important that is, just fucking buy doge. maybe doge will 10x randomly again.

It is an easy 5-30 dollar coin in three to four years. You can delegate and accumulate even more in that time. So an easy 10-60 times in profit plus delegated additions that are basically free money.

What the fuck do you think OP?

I also think 5-30 dollars is incredibly conservative.

>>27116702
DUIfag here too. Definitely think a lot about how lucky I was to only impact myself. Dont fucken drink and drive

>>27116162
rebuilt into robo simp

This will flip chainlink 2021

>>27118149
>three to four years
FUD

>>27115737
It's balls?

>>27118580
FUD as in too long? I see no way that this doesn't eventually hit 5 dollars. Tokens will be getting BURNED so at most the inflation may be 1% per year.

It's like LINK, but it's for Blockchains.
Imagine it working as an inverse to Chainlink, where LINK aggregates data and passes it through to Blockchains, GRT aggregates data already inside of the Blockchain.

Very, very novel idea. I can't imagine it doesn't fly way past its ATH in short order.

>>27118822
>FUD as in too long?
Yes. This is mooning hard THIS year

>>27118858
In short:
>GRT is the Epstein of pedos. What Jeffrey did to children, GRT does to blockchain.

>>27119057
If it does I would be ecstatic, but I like to try and be conservative with my estimated so I am not disappointed.

I admire your hopium.

>>27119217
Yeah, I really hope it doesn't desu. I'm willing to wageslave another year or two to double my stack.

>>27119087
Top kek

>>27119498
Graph won’t moon like that this year bro’s. This is the next chainlink! And remember link did nothing for a very long time.
I still remember the hurrr durrr this is just a meme coin. The tech isn’t that great, no one will use this shit coin. Fast forward a few years, chainlink is the next big think.
Emphasis a few years.

>>27120087
Things move fast during altseason.
I'll consider selling half of my stack in about a year, hopefully just before altseason starts cooling down. I'll probably hold the rest and sell in 2025.

>>27120087
>remember link did nothing for a very long time.
2017 and 2021 are two very different years and blockchain is an order of magnitude more developed now.

Don’t assume the same trajectory for coins of different eras

>>27120480
Are you implying that the mooning of GRT can happen sooner than expected?
or... not at all??

>>27120618
Huge moon. This year.

>>27120667
2500 GRT. am i gonna make it bros?

>>27120786
How does $2.5 billions sound?

>>27114036
What’s stopping dApps from communicating with oracles directly? GQL isn’t always a good fit for all APIs? Why would I want to add extra overhead if I can avoid it? What’s the cost for deeply nested queries?

>>27120786
How does 25 grand sound?

>>27121281
Sure, but what's the time window on that, anon?

>>27121281
pretty disappointing actually

I'm in

>>27121597
No idea, depends how good ETH goes and how badly people lose faith in the US dollar.
>>27121674
Do you seriously expect this shit to be 1000 dollars a piece? I like GRT, but be realistic.

>>27120955
>>27121281
I like money

>>27120965
i have no idea - go ask the discord for technical stuff

how many do I need for a suicide stack of this

>>27122565
5-10k GRT i would say

>>27114029
Wouldn't total supply be less relevant than available supply? And even then it's value be priced relative to trading volume? I wouldn't think high supply is necessarily bad if demand is also high.

What indexer should I delegate to?