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>>28830241
nice now post tokenomics lmao

>>28830441
>Tokens unlock around May
>Price does not move one bit
>People realized the token "dump" was not as bad
>GRT shoots up to top 10 spot and possibly becomes a top 5 coin.

Any other concerns anon?

>>28830711
>>Price does not move one bit
>>People realized the token "dump" was not as bad
the amount of cope, newfrens will learn the hard way

>>28830943
Screen capped

this fucking coin moves in perfect lockstep with bitcoin up and down i can't swing it

>>28830711
>400% of the supply being released in May
>dispersed to people who are up 1000x on a 1 year investment
But no, they won't dump on retarded 'hodlers' kek. You won't see ATH again this year. screencap this

Also
>>28830241
>You see how you can watch different token pairs? volume? Prices? Liquidity? Searching? Top tokens? That entire page is built on top of the Uniswap Subgraph
your OP proves that you're a retarded dipshit who has no idea how any of this works.

^these are the people that "muh hodl" grt

>>28831129
All coins do. How new are you?

>>28831296
very, i just wanted more grt

so what's the point of the token? if you need the token to make api requests or whatever, and the price skyrockets, wouldnt it be cheaper to just make their own protocol

>>28831332
this numbskull literally went on the graph website, clicked 'explore subgraphs', then saw the biggest project on there and tried to frame it in a way that suits his shill

>>28831191
people don't realize this
there are no grt bros, there are only are bag holders for the vc jews

>>28830441
it's kinda complicated
https://thegraph.com/blog/the-graph-grt-token-economics
it's a fairly active project though. Their github is pretty big compared to other projects shilled here. It's hard to tell how many developers they have. There's at least a dozen contributors on github but they could just be random people with pull requests. Looks like they're hiring though which is good, some teams seem to want to do it all with like 3 people and stuff. I think they must have a fair few people because it's a pretty complex project
https://github.com/graphprotocol
https://thegraph.com/jobs#open-positions
I reckon it's a pretty good project overall. Like someone needs to standardize the way all this defi data is structured/queried if it's growing so much. Probably dropped in price because it was overbought from all the hype on it lately. There's more info and explanations and stuff here if anyone's interested. I know reddit is gay etc.
https://old.reddit.com/r/thegraph/

>>28831275
>>28831458
Literally explained by Yaniv himself. Neck yourself faggot.
https://youtu.be/S0EcEhdXWBo?t=1986

>>28831758
you replied to the wrong anon I'm guessing
if you didn't, i know how useful the product is
but we are here to make money, grt doesn't make money for me case closed

>>28831332
You can pay with fractions of a GRT token. Are you retarded? Price of GRT can go up and the cost per query will stay the same.

>>28831129
>perfect lockstep up and down
>can’t swing it
Why? Sounds like a easy swing to me.

>>28832024
just the first link, cause you said post the tokenomics so i did. But yeah I don't think it's going to keep going up heaps, maybe if it drops heaps a i guess, just that ther'es like a billion or more tokens so it might not go past a few dollars, that's what the others with the same amount of tokens seem to be around. So yeah it could still double I guess but it might take a while

>>28831862
i want to be like him.

>>28830241
how about matcha.xyz and 0x?

I understand that GRT is more for general use but trying to outperform 0x at their game is fucking stupid to say the least.

Just post other examples on why GRT is useful and already working.

>>28834790
GRT has already been working for 3 years now in a testnet operation faggot.