/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28923661
You invest in this project because you believe in it's goals and potential. If you're here to make money, you're in the wrong place and thankfully the GRT team designed the tokenomics to ensure this coin has no potential to reach ridiculous price points. Speculation is for shitcoins. GRT is something more.

>>28923661
Historically grt is and was a pump and dump

>>28923661
I bought some today. So ill make myself welcome in this thread.

hi :)

>>28923661
sold all my grt at the top

get dunked on ni66ers

>>28923661
It’s fucking over dude. Stop making these threads.

>>28923661
why the fuck people that bought the top would FUD it?

>>28923661
Bought at 13c
Sold at 2.55
why would you be holding just buy back lower

>>28923991
Pink wojak brand fud.

>>28924005
Make sure you pay your taxes on those capital gains

>>28924467
"Ha-ha you pay taxes"
Loses all money on next crash*

>>28924513
I’d rather lose all my gains than have it go to niggers and queers

>>28923833
What causes this?

>>28924547
Fair point

grtsux was right god damn

>>28923661
Bought in the middle of January after it fell to 30 cents. My only regret is that I was fucking around on /pol/ waiting for muh happening when I could have been here finally l finding out about GRT and getting in at $0.10 during the release. Sitting on 65k feeling comfy but damn if I don't wish I managed to get 100k+.

>>28923661
Earlychads, how did you learn about GRT early? Like was it shilled here or how did you find out about it?

>>28923661
GRT is a shitcoin and always will be. Delegation fees are outrageous. Algorand is a shitcoin too but at least you don't have to fuck with a jew delegator for gains.

>>28924547
Incredibly based. I just need to get rich then withdraw in a country with no cap gains.

>>28924781
sheer autism m'boy
never owned any crypto before Dec 20 2020
it just sounded like something actually useful and I saw it was only recently released, so I bought it
not a lot at first, but I've stacked my way up to 32k

>>28924781
Wasn't here in December but heard about it early January, read up on what it was about, immediately aped in.
t. Software engineer. You guys honestly don't know what you're sitting on. The only missing piece is a smart contract chain that can do quick transactions at scale for less than $0.0000006 per unit of work. Any more than that and dapps stop being usable for anything but finance.

>>28925053
>>28924913

Have you guys first heard about it here or somewhere else?

>>28925132
Here. Saw a thread shilling it at 30 cents and bought my first stack of about 30k then.

>>28924547
based

>>28925271
Thanks for replies, anon!

>L00ZR

I've been on 4chan for a long time, but I'm new to /biz/. I read for a few weeks before I settled on a coin to go into. I only make $18 an hour, so I wanted to roll the dice. I've got 1400GRT and I'm holding until this shit hits at least 50. IDC how many years that takes. I'll be buying more when I can.

>>28925271
Do you mean 30k coins or 30k usd?
i wish i had money like that if its usd

>>28925476
Coins. I bought the second stack at 77 cents bringing my average costs to 59 cents at $38k. I just have a high paying software engineer job. I get like 70k a year in spending money after expenses so I just pump either stocks or crypto.

>>28924547
based as fuck, may God bless you with infinite gains and evade every single cent of tax

>>28923661
>How are you feeling right now?
Still comfy as fuck. Because I understand the fundamentals of GRT. Because I have more than 12 seconds attention span. Because I can zoom out and see the bigger picture.

>t. bought 40k at 30 cents in December and delegated

>>28924611
ligma

Feels fucking great Anon~ Bought on the first day and many times when it was crabbing around the .30s.

I'm still holding and don't plan on selling for many years

>>28925448
Honestly one of the best choices you could have made, good stuff anon

>>28925664
I am so jealous...yet again i dont deserve to be so since ive been a lazy shit all my life

>>28923661
already sold my stack at ath.

I'm feeling comfy.

>>28924005

>muh taxes

it just gets taxed as additional income. not to mention, i still mad more profit than holding at the infinite 2.00 and sub 2.00 dumping hell.

>>28923661
Super comfy op. Only a 5k stack right now but at average cost of $0.60. Holding fiat to add another 5k coins at some point when it drops under $1.50.

The stack I've got is good enough to delegate and earning another 10-12 GRT a day. A bit worried about the supply FUD come may not because of price impact but because most of that supply will go to indexers and therefore may drive down delegation returns short term until new subgraph demand picks up. I do hope the price comes down w the added supply so I can acquire much more as this is a wildly strong long term play, behind only to chainlink and whichever blockchain can scale w network effects (whether ETH, ADA, DOT, or AVAX).

If defi has a bright future, this is the coin that you can be early on now. I don't think the token price is high EOY (maybe $3-$5) or even end of this bull run (maybe $10-$15). But if the defi furore is real, this is a 3 digit coin in real terms within the decade.

>>28926403
Fucking whiskey and phonefagging. I sound like a pajeet there

>>28923661
jan 31st chad reporting in

>>28923661
got only a 500 stacklet @0.16 still feeling comfy but kinda sad

>>28923661
I DCA'ed in from .88 on. Took a slight loss with my buy near the top and sold some of my stack to take profit after that. Still hanging with about 2k GRT. Hopefully it will dump lower so that I can get accumulate more

FOMO here, just walked away losing about 200.

Enjoy.

>>28924611
The entire fucking market did that. Some coins pumped more, some a bit less.

brooks was here

-brooks

average buy of about 36c, sold half on the way up of the last big pump, it was insane making hundreds of dollars every time I hit refresh

>>28926691
i just want past 3 dollars

>>28923661
Literally the most overpriced coin in crypto right now. Enjoy bleeding 90% alllll yeaaaar while AAVE runs again.

I bought at 33 cents and delegated all of it at $4 ETH gas price

>>28926519
going to hold long term, GRT seems to have a professionalism the rest of crypto doesn't. I think it has a future.

>>28927052
If you like GRT for its project and professionalism, you will definitely want to check out cosmos ATOM

>>28926932
Fucking legend right there.

Delegators, mount up.

>>28926403
The supply FUD has gotten to me lately too, I may sell a portion in early June to be safe and then see what happens.

wow it's pumping really hard

>>28927217
bought 10 dollars of dogecoin, will i make it?

It just showed up on coinbase so I bought
Idk tf I’m even doing
I’m new fag

>>28927277
based

>>28927164
No, the supply fud impacting token price is actually dumb. Look at the chart you posted, the new supply isn't getting public sale, it's going to early backers and advisors, i.e. likely indexers and people who hand long terms visions for the second best project in defi. The supply fud may impact delegation returns, so 5-10% instead of 15-20%. And that's only until the demand for new subgraphs increases. This is a 3-5 year hold minimum and you need to delegate and buy up to whatever stack you need in order to make delegation profitable in gas fees.

>>28927545
Thanks for passing the hopium pipe, anon. I have enough to delegate, but the state of GRT threads lately have been such a downer. I really shoud delegate and forget about it for a few years.

Bought in December. I fee comfy. Sold 6k at a dollar. the rest is delegating.

so umm why is it pumping back again

i thought BTC pump = alt dump

but everything seems to be going up now

>>28928112
this time it's different it's a totally new paradigm holy fuck

>>28923661
It's the biggest coin in my portfolio because it ourperformed my BTC, LINK and ETH
My first buy was on Dec 26th

>>28927164
Supply FUD has been debunked since January. Where have you been?

>>28927856
No hopium. This is the real deal best project started in 2020 and still wildly undervalued given the current defi landscape. If defi becomes what the optimists think it will be, this is the best coin on the market right now. It's less essential than either link or a scalable blockchain but it's more undervalued than link and more certain than choosing whichever blockchain will scale w network effects (I'm still betting eth 2.0 there but DOT I think has the best chance to compete).

And I actually think the tokenomics on this are the best of the big 3 I'm buying right now (eth, link, grt). I plan that 50% of my coin adds in the next 2 years will be grt at favorable price points over that time.

>>28928112
btc hits wall = alts fall
btc breaks wall = alts pump with btc

>>28928449
listen to this anon bros
he knows what he's talking about
ignore the FUD
WAGMI

>>28923841
>Historically your mom is and was a pump and dump

>>28928449
WHEN THE FUCK DO WE START GOING CRAZY
I WANT TO SEE THIS SHIT MOON

>>28923661
Bought at 0.35

>>28928690
check the chart retard its about to

>>28928739
sub .40 chad checking in
hold my bags jannies, fomos and swingies

>>28928365
I know, I know, I've seen it. I'm just getting demoralized, I haven't gone through this kind of psychological pressure before.
I'm OP and I reserve the right to be a faggot.

>>28923661
3k @ 0.28, feeling pretty splendid.

Accumulating as much as I can during this dip.

is 7000 enough or should I just end it now?

>>28928863
No, and don't sell ya faggot.

7000 GRT = $70,000 USD EOY.

Guys I'm poor and don't have a lot of money. I haven't bought any GRT yet because I found about it after it crashed from 2.7 so I was hoping for some mega correction.

Should I not even bother getting into it and just stick to the blue chip cryptos since I'm late to the party, or do you think I might still make it by just DCA-ing for a year?

>>28928798
200,000 stack :>

i can see GRT going to 1 trillion mcap

damn it its going up and i didnt buy

>>28928931
how does 200M sound?

>>28928863
Are you delegating?

>>28925664
you delegating? doing to dca more? when do you plan to sell?

>>28928755
YOU LIE

>>28928961
not yet

What’s the suicide stack for this shitcoin?

>>28928961
How big of a stack do you need to have to make delegating worth it? 3k stacklet here, wanting to delegate but not be fucked by gas fees.

>>28928957
im gonna nut

>>28928904
buy nucypher

>>28929002
>3k stacklet here
how does 3M sound?

>>28929010
this
cvc or dnt are good to look into as well
much lower cost to entry

>>28929030
Sounds brilliant, my only regret is not buying more..

Planning on DCAing into this and ETH/Link. GRT broke me out of 4 figure hell and I hope it'll break me out of 5 figure hell.

Made my first purchase at the equivalent of USD 0.29. Wish I had dumped a lot more in at that time. Average purchase price of 0.7 on a 15k stack. Told myself I was going to DCA for the rest of the year or until it hit $2. At a bit of an impasse now as I really like the project but I said I wouldn't DCA over $2. Anyone want to advise?

>>28929010
>>28929075
Buying at the top...

>>28929107
>Planning on DCAing into this and ETH/Link
there's better coin out there rn anon
nucypher being one of them, it's about to do a grt too
remember: YGMI

>>28929148
fud

>>28928690
No, you don't. If you understood what you have here, you would be praying that it stays at this price or drops so you can add more. Sure, maybe you can swing a 33% IRR this year. Whoopdeefuckingdo. Talk about lacking ambition. Get to a 5k stack, hold this 3 years, delegate, and DCA a couple hundred a month during that time. You will be a multi millionaire of you follow that plan. It's that fucking easy.

Don’t trust scam systems which tell you to get a fast profit. I prefer to invest in long-term platforms with good conditions. Recently I’ve found the CROP and I couldn’t go past:

> Automated yield farming with the highest earning
> Staking option with a wide range of assets
> Lending service and reward for liquidity holder
Imho the CROP price can pump very fast next year!

>>28929148

i bought GRT at the "top" when it was 1.10$ it's always the top until it isn't. that's why you pick solid projects. Nu is solid

>>28929157
Funny enough, I got $3 in NuCypher for free from Coinbase, it's almost worth $10 now

I might throw $200 or so in, fuck it, why not. Somehow it's been the best performing of all my alts this dump.

>>28929203
I only have 300 or so, i just want to get to 5 digit territory

>>28925833
this.
I can't even imagine what it's like to be some hormonal tranny who panic sells / FOMOs 24/7 while being uncapable of holding assets for more than a week
>t. 6K stacklet circa January

>>28928931
It's 5 years off probably and only if the defi optimism materializes but it's not unreasonable in that case

>>28923661
Pure bollocks

>>28929270
im 100% in delegation / liquidity pools. I do not have a single token to freely sell atm. that's how convicted i am.

best part is defi can crash and burn anyways

>>28929010

So DCAing into GRT = bad idea? I'm too late?
I can only buy about $150 worth of crypto a month, is my only chance trying to bag an early 10x?

>>28929108
I dont know what the fuck I'm doing.
But, the token dump coming up does make me concerned. So, no I wouldn't DCA over 2 until after the token dump.

>>28923661
I was a dummy and fell for the fud initially and swung it. Now im in for the long haul anons cant wait for it to pump up again.

>>28929108
.7 DCA on a 15k stack is pretty good
It really depends on what % of your portfolio is made up of GRT
Currently in $30k into my positions and GRT made up 50% of it so I’m good myself. I called it good from there and am just holding now

>>28924611
trade bots

>>28924611
whales getting in
same thing happened to BOTS when some whale bought 100 ETH worth of BOTS

>>28929002
DYOR on indexers, pick one that's projected to give a 10-15% APY, and pick one that's not yet near their capacity (if they exceed capacity you'll get undefeated). I use swift staking, good returns so far, plenty of room under delegation cap. You'll burn 0.5% of your tokens to assign and whatever your gas fee is but you can keep it staked as long as you want unless the indexer is overdelegated and goes to cool down period. I think 3k at current prices if you can get gas fees under $80 and plan to delegate for at least 90 days makes plenty of sense but DYOR.

>>28923833
"I come to the biz finance board not to make money, but for other reasons"

You goddamn retard, this is literally the board for trying not to mongoloid manage your money. Of course everyone is here to make money...

>>28929399
i am also in this position somewhat, although i have a grand in my savings i feel like taking out and putting into something, just not sure what

>>28924005
delegating and taxes

>>28929537
Yeah 1 week+ ago. "Smart money" doesn't divest their initial capital after going 3x, they secure it. I guess you think they are as moronic as everyone who bought this over 1$?

1.75 -> 2.06
"We're back boys buy more, space pajeet level 3 awaits"

>>28929406
I'm not as concerned about it, I do think it'll see short term loses though.
>>28929466
I'm currently 80/20 on GRT and ROSE. Nothing else has really jumped out at me, I only started with Crypto at the begining of this year.

>>28929704
>>28929717
>>28929579
>>28929578
>>28929567
>>28929538
>>28929537
>>28929496
>>28929466
>>28929411
>>28929406
>>28929399
>>28929357
>>28929295
“The Graph” is not needed. Nobody will use this. Ask yourself, what data exists on the blockchain that cannot already be queried?

None. It’s all searchable in linear time, just one pass through the blockchain and you’ll have your answer in a matter of days, or even hours if you spend enough on hardware (remember this task can be parallelized! You can do a map-reduce and become the google of blockchain!)


The only reason The Graph is a thing is because these MTV-generation kids want subsecond results on their queries. Never learned the virtue of patience.

>>28929771
Go fuck yourself, i just want money

>>28929717
started in 2021.. good lord save any hurty gurty who began this year... holy fucking lol please let this be a larp

Bought my stack at 11c and haven't read one GRT thread. Not selling.

>>28926628
Thanks

>>28929567
>png points at wrong segment of supply
Learn to fud better faggot. All new supply goes to people that are indexing. Only potential impact will be on delegation returns but swingies don't know how to stake or delegate. Neck yourself already

>>28929771
>>28929704
thanks ill add these to my "FUD and accumulate" collection

>>28929771
ngmi

>>28929812
Don't worry my friend, I am fully prepared to lose every penny I've spent.

>>28929203
I have 10.5k grt. Do I have to buy more to become a millionaire in 3 years time?

>>28923661
KILL ME

>>28923833
Checked and based pragmatismposter.
Wannabe gambling wagies will find themselves investing in only one thing.

>>28929945
how does 10M sound?

>>28929945
Honestly no but I still would, albeit hold your fiat and time your stack padding (my next buy is likely sub $1.50 if it gets there hopefully). But make sure to delegate and delegate now because the supply fud i think new supply will hurt returns on delegation more than actual token price.

>>28927272
>bought 10 dollars of dogecoin, will i make it?
stick the dogecoin in your ass, then rope youself. At least, as you fade away, the dogecoins will clink on the way out.

>>28929771
Obviously not delegating. Returns on queries w right indexers are surpassing expected returns in insane numbers. The demand skyway is strong af. Only going to intensify

>>28929771
Ngmi

>>28928823
This is why you should ALWAYS understand the fundamentals of shitcoins that you buy, so that you don't FOMO/sell at loss. Just ignore the FUDs here. They're either priced out swingies/are accumulating by buying your bags at a cheap price.

>>28930296
I haven't sold any and I'm not going to now. Ignoring the FUD is all I needed to learn.

>>28930296
Tbf mommy Tegan is doing a sales pitch but she not wrong and she will be my wife eventually and I will sire many beautiful children with her while a man takes her shitty corporate job so she can fulfill her matriarchal duty of bearing my seed as the gods intended

>>28923661
Is it going down to $0.60 ever again? No. I remain an intelligent investor that picked another winner.

Can’t wait to watch it go back to 2.45 then fall back to 1.9 then go back to 2.45 then fall back to 1.9 then go back to 2.45 then fall back to 1.9 then go back to 2.45 then fall back to 1.9 then go back to 2.45 then fall back to 1.9

>>28931247
All while I add 12 coins a day delegating. Will I make $24 today or $30? Idk. Every day a new intrigue.

>>28931247
Anon if you timed that perfectly on each way up and down that's a potential 9x.

can it go higher than 1 trillion marketcap?

>>28931482
No. I'd be way too rich for that to happen. We will be a $10 stable coin in 5 years

I make about 150 dollars a day staking this shit and still have no idea what the fuck they are doing. At least they have a decent setup for staking but I make a hell of a lot more using elastic tokens. Appears to be more of a long hold. Oh well. We shall see if it all works out.

>>28923833
>If you're here to make money, you're in the wrong place
Lmao, bye then

>>28923661
I'm still way the fuck up so I'm ignoring the FUD

>>28923833
Witnessed. I hold GRT because it’s the *moral* thing to do.

>>28932291

our lord and savior will reward the devout

>>28932466
you mean this lord and savior?

>>28931885
Technically he's right.

>>28923661
I'm trying to buy more, is now a good time to buy more in or will it dump a little bit more?

SOOO many niggers in here.

Bought in at 0.35 in january. I’m extremely comfy and not selling until 1k

>>28929771
Based high IQ boomer satire retards took as FUD.

>>28933044
just the way you like it last night

>>28929771
It's incredibly easy to spot redditors. You have to remember that they're a special kind of retard. In their little degenerate bubble, they actually have to type whenever they're being sarcastic because they are such low functioning autists that even that kind of extremely obvious sarcasm flies right over their head.
They have to go back.

>>28923661
I BOUGHT AT 0.25 IN DECEMBER, MORE AT 0.65 AND FUCKING SOLD EVERYTHING AT 0.38 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHHA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>28934106
Nice LARP

>>28934106
No you didn’t retard

>>28934151
>>28934304
i fucking wish i was joking

>>28934106
>I BOUGHT AT 0.25 IN DECEMBER, MORE AT 0.65 AND FUCKING SOLD EVERYTHING AT 0.38 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHHA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
LARP this dick next since you like larping

>>28934519
What the fuck is wrong with you? Why would you do this? I truly don’t understand how stupid people can be.

>>28934519

>>28934519
Based and bizpilled, I kneel.

>>28934605
as you can probably tell im not the brightest tool in the shed, at least you guys can get a laugh out of it

>>28934519
How can you be this retarded holy fuck

>Bitcoin pumps
>GRT crabbing around doing nothing
RREEEEEEE do something

>>28929771
It'll collapse eventually, the fundamentals is what creates iron hands, when this starts crashing there'll be nothing to fall back on and this board will be destroyed with pink wojaks, I hate newfags so much

>>28923661
started buying when coinbase listed them. easiest buy of my fucking life.

>>28929771
>>28933158
kek, really though, we are watching a master craftsman at work

>>28935266
the fuck are you on about

>>28935125
At least it's not dumping

This shitcoin will dump back to 0.30 screencap this shit, you nigger.

>>28935691
Another dumbass who bought at 2.5

>>28923661
Learned about the project recently, I just bought at 1.98

>>28923661
is GRT going to go up any time soon so I can cash out of this shitcoin and get my money back?

>>28923961
> it's over
Nope. Still making $100 / day delegating.

>>28936864
if you bought above $2 I'd cut my losses and maybe buy back in when it dips especially when you consider the tokenomics (this is why you DYOR). I estimate each token to be valued at 0.30-0.35 maximum until larger companies want to use it, which currently they don't, because it is too expensive too. ETH is expensive, in general, to use anyway.

With that being said, GRT is a utility token which means the price has to remain low for companies to even want to use it. It is just the way it is right now.

>>28936864
only once BTC goes back to crabbing
if BTC dumps or pumps it's over

>>28924611
Quality. Pure, fucking quality, baby.

>>28931596
You will have sold by then because by then you will have thought that you're at the top.
Probably at $30, but no further than $70.
Little did you know, the whole world will run on Web3, and consequently on the graph.
We will go beyond one measly trillion in due time.
It might take 10 years, but at this point it's unavoidable.

>>28925839
>ligma
???
ligma what?

1700 GRT @ 0.30-0.50, currently delegating getting just about 1 GRT a day. We told you to buy so many times, I feel sorry for the people that got in 2+$

>>28935691
frankly I hope it does so I can buy more

I bought 1.5 grt this morning.
I bought the top haven't I.

>>28937192
L.I.G.M.A
Low Intelligence Gamers Making Assumptions.

>>28923661
>There's a lot of FUD coming from fomotards who bought the top, but is the long-term potential still there
Ask me how I know you joined after 2018
Its not FOMOtards that are FUDDing.

>>28934519
This anon right here proves that FUDers, swingies, non-believers of GRT clearly didn't pass the IQ test.

>>28931731
how grt do you have staked?

>>28937020
Absolute brainlet who things the price to use it is the price of the token. Dumbass nigger cattle. Leave this board nigger.

>>28937993
b-but shit tokenomics and billions of tokens dropping.
THE PRICE HAS TO REMAIN LOW FOR IT TO BE USEABLE, FRACTIONS OF TOKENS DON'T EXIST
PLEASE I AM PRICED OUT
t. FUDers

>>28938307
cope you retarded faggot, historically, GRT is a pump and dump. Hate to break it to you folks, but it is. These are the facts. People saying it isn't, you're on the wrong side of the data. The entire market is being run by trade bots. Large GRT tokens have been already allocated to holders, way before GRT even hit the exchange platforms, because of testnet operations (before mainnet).

>>28938307
>>28937020
Should I wait till the EOM till I sell?

>>28928642

What the fuck do you even do with this token? You use it you stake it you buy it you fuck it in the ass. Mainnet, testnet, token burn, all buzzwords that mean NOTHING. It's all smokescreen for pajeets and normans to trick people into believing it a working product exists when in reality it's just bullshit piled up on more bullshit piled up on the SCAM that people call CRYPTOCURRENCY. The whole world has gone delusional and tricked itself into believing that this whole parade of shitfuck is actually useful, can you believe that? This isn't even digital beanie babies, this is a bunch of fucking neckbeards bolting tits onto a pig and calling it their wife. This shit doesn't make any fucking sense, how can you buy this and sleep at night knowing you traded your hard earned cash for one of the greatest scams in the history of humanity?

Bought the presale in october, does that count? I heard about the graph on twitter in june, joined the discord then and instantly jumped on the curator program when it launched in september.

>>28939488
>normans
you need to go back newnigger

bought 1k at 0.60-1.10. put in another 100$ at 2.6 thinking that was the dip. greed and euphoria is a bitch

>>28939878
Your DCA is still ridiculously low, you can swing a bit to bring it even lower but watch out, swingies often get the rope.

>>28941260
not gonna risk swinging, has gone both ways for me in the past. just put a reasonable sell order on and forget about it for now

>>28927545
Kind of off topic, but could an og linker explain to me how there are 400m linkies in circulation but I think 1bn in total? How did the supply fud and circulation play out exactly for link?

What's the point of posting the same copy pasted FUD every single time in every single thread?

It just becomes clutter you ignore, like an annoying ad.

Why don't fudders put more effort into it?

>>28942544
Most FUDers are just larpers that want cheap Graphies.

GRT OG here, 10k stack average bought at 0.37
first buy at 0.16!
never sold one.

>>28928965
Delegating. I won't buy more unless it goes back below a dollar for some crazy reason. I've got so much that it wouldn't really make sense for me.

>>28934519
>biz tells you this is the next coin
>you blow your opportunity by swing trading

>>28923661
Is this the next Chainlink?

>>28925448
This is my almost exact story.

I am a /co lurker since 2009 and frequent lots of boards and everything going on in mid to late January made me check out /biz.

I bought 580 GRT with some side job cash because I was able to read between the lines in these threads and it became 1600$.

I swung 300$ of those dollars into atom and Nu on a few random days and made myself 650$ that I cashed out and sent to my bank to return on my original investment and then some.

Then GRT dropped to 1.9 a few days ago and I bought enough to have an even 1000 GRT and I ain’t even checking it. I believe this will be a better investment then keeping my $ in only a savings account.

This actually inspires me to compete with my savings account and I began to be more conservative with spending so I can see which balance goes up faster.

Things are good.

>>28943575
Sort of, it's an Israeli project, so more of an anti-link

>>28944138
It's complementary to LINK

FUDders hate this coin because they bought at the top, sold too early in December, or because you can buy it on coinbase so they think everyone who holds it is a newfag. Really if it were to drop even close to $1 they would all be buying.

>>28929771

You can buy $20 worth of GRT for the low low price of $170 in gas fees.... I'm not even exaggerating.

I don't know which one of you sold his bag to me at the top... BUT I WANT MY MONEY BACK, NOW!

>>28945738
Sorry that was me, you can sell them back to me at the bottom

>>28945598
never forget the guy who swapped $1 of GRT and paid $64 in gas: https://etherscan.io/tx/0xb73b70e8fb21ff5b3c7b18f93ea50a16e0219e5cd5854c007560fc6bb668d899

AAAAA WHAT THE FUCK ITS DUMPING

>>28925053
Thoughts on XRP or DGB for this?

>>28945598
Shouldn't you just buy on coinbase instead?

I'll be honest it seems like everything is poised to go down for a month or more. Accumulation time.

>>28946412
XRP is just currency but even then, 3-5 seconds is way too much latency to throw on top of asynchronous app development.
DGB has smart contracts but 15s is hilariously long. Basically you need something that can commit in half a second or less.
>Cheaper enough to be made free at the point of service via ads
>Smart contracts
>Processing times lower than 0.5s
>Scales up
Something like this likely isn't going to happen on L1. You have to find a way to incentivize people to maintain nodes in a decentralized way without the incentive making the network unusable. See Ethereum. Miners are incentivized to maintain the network by being allowed to collect gas fees. But in doing this they're incentivized to charge as much as possible for gas thus killing the point of ethereum as anything but a store of value which was never the point.

>>28923833
Kys, I want money.

>>28946390
Zoom out, it's just crabbing because of fucking BTC

>>28945598
They can just migrate to Polkadot, Cardano, etc, right?

>>28946894
>You have to find a way to incentivize people to maintain nodes in a decentralized way without the incentive making the network unusable. See Ethereum. Miners are incentivized to maintain the network by being allowed to collect gas fees. But in doing this they're incentivized to charge as much as possible for gas thus killing the point of ethereum as anything but a store of value which was never the point.

This is what I've been pondering for a while now, I'm not going to pretend I know it isn't possible to do but the entire defi space is being throttled by miner incentive. Isn't chain sharding meant to help alleviate congested blockchains? Maybe that's the only real answer to this.
>t.brainlet

>mfw bought and sold at 50 cents

>>28925053
>aped in
Go back

>>28945954
NO I WANT IT NOW!
OR MAKE IT PUMP!
I DON'T GIVE A FUCK, I JUST WANT TO BE RICH ALREADY!

>>28923833
high quality FUD

>>28948978
O-okay sorry I'm going to buy 1 million GRTs to pump it

Bought 6k at 1.12, delegated and never looking back.

>>28947374
That really only kicks the can down the road. At the end of the day each of those shards will develop their own issues, probably one at a time. Traffic from node 1 build up and everyone floods to node 2 which then fills up so node 3 has the excess of 1 and 2 and this continues. You probably need to change the incentive structure. Proof of work but not just mindless hashing algorithms for the sake of hashing. Like you proceeded 10k requests in the last hour and they were valid so here's a new token issuance asking with a query fee that should be fixed to some fiat value and changed by community vote. Not claiming this would work but I just think the current incentive structure is killing the point of these crypto outside of pure speculation tools.

>>28948932
Suck my dick faggot. I've been here since 2005 and I can never leave.

>>28923661
Bought 10k at .47 I can’t wait for it to hit 40 again so I can sell. I watched my profits melt.

And the 6 gorrlian market cap going to make this shit coin bleed like a fucking pig

>>28949797
What about an incentive to switch nodes that have lower volume which pays after some number of transactions are processed? I'm not sure how feasible it is to run an increasing number of nodes since they would still all have to agree at the end of the day right?

>I just think the current incentive structure is killing the point of these crypto outside of pure speculation tools.
i agree

I come to plead forgiveness. I throw my self at the mercy of GRT and grovel at its feet.

The early threads had a distinct smell of curry about them, but I was misjudged.

>>28925448
So you expect it to reach the same marketcap bitcoin had a month ago? That is extremely optimistic.

$2 stablecoin. Fuck this is boring. I need something to inject dopamine and adrenalin into my system.

bought at .20, still not comfy, losing money every day. Long term supply too big

The hell is this fucking thing doing?

>>28952536
Rise brother, we are all going to make it.
>>28954253
>>28953495
We're not going anywhere while BTC is frying everyone's dopamine receptors.

>>28952929
Bitcoin hitting 50k is going to drag in a lot of money into the crypto space and by proxy into alts like GRT.

>>28953495
>>28954253
Well, we've been calling it the next link since the beginning.

Graph sure is looking bearish. It's heading towards $1.40.

>>28954793
Nope. $4.20 big up bun weed!

>>28954793
Why post charts if you don't even know how to read them you faggot

>>28955069
Can you post the full pic so we can see the price target in mid March? Thanks

Started buying the day it went on coinbase. Even after the initial pump and bleed I never went below 50% profit.

>only 40% of link is in circulation
>only 10% of graph is in circulation; the rest will be locked up and put to work

>>28955069
Your chart agrees we are going to $1.4 late Feb lol

>>28923661
Bad. I barely had any capital to invest back then. Now I only have a 3k stack. I was hoping this would take longer so I could accumulate more.

>>28955069
so glad TA is totally foolproof and not basically shamanism

>>28954793
Wrong. The bottoms keep rising. The dips are becoming less extreme. Not to mention everything is dipping for Bitcoin. We're at 0% change over 24 hours. Moon soon.

I shoulda fucking swung.
This shit's not gonna make it anywhere.

>>28923833
Kek pretty good FUD

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEl53jwgPkk
Bullish video dropped

>>28955374
Here you go newfag, I'll spoonfeed you some hopium

I thought this was the Google of Blockchain. Why the fuck are you all so quick to turn your backs? Faggots.

>>28957029
If it goes to $1.50, I'd definitely pick up another 5k on top of my stack.

>>28957029
$12 by mid March? Big if true.

>>28923833
>it's not about the money
>it's about sending a message

>>28957029
>$12
ahhhhhhhh thats the good hopium, hits the spot

Bought 20k at .54, sold 10k at 2.67 and holding a suicide stack. Pretty easy play. My friends are getting into crypto so you can tell what attracts normies based on what they buy.

>>28929771
This is some good fud right here.

>>28957501
what does suicide stack mean?

>>28956153
Not enough. I got in at .78 and i want more at a dollar. We rocketed too fast due to normie exposure. Lets get this shit down so we can accumulate. If you bought over a dollar sell ur shit to help me out n find a diff coin to moon bros. None of the trinity alt coinstho pls

GRT has ruined me.
I was a productive member of society. My coworkers held me in high regard. But now I do nothing but wait until the moment I finally make it. Every single moment of waging is pure agony. And every day I wake up and cry because I have not made it yet. "Soon", I think to myself, everytime I look at the price. Soon I will be free of my cage. Soon I won't need to work anymore to survive. Soon I will finally be able to live.
Everyone noticed that something in me changed. I don't care anymore about my job, I already made it in my mind. The quality of my work has gone down significantly. I barely talk to my peers anymore. Some days I don't even answer them when they greet me, I'm too busy daydreaming about what I'll do when I make it.
Am I the only one? I can't take this anymore.

>>28957669
enough to go out with a bang, aka travel somewhere, live like a king for a week or two, buy whores and coke and then paint the ceiling with your brain

>>28934519
I swear most people who lose money and miss opportunities have no patience.

>12-18 - 12-25

Couldn't even go a full week. Sucks anon.

>>28957719
This is unironically and literally me.
I can't take wage slaving anymore now that I've gotten my sweet GRT gains. But I want more, and I know I'll make it if I just hold.

Bought in @ .30 and need more sub 1.50 to complete stack

>>28957901
newfag, it just means enough so you won't kill yourself from your consolation gains but not enough to make it

>>28958108
not for me

>>28957029
Fuck off me and my bobros will see to it we get 1 dollar grt and fulfill our short contracts first. Then we can all blast off to 12 together during the summer.

>>28958046
Same. Only have 13k stack. Want to have 40k will buy the rest if it dips close to $1. Will be worth it in the end.

I’m up x8

Just sit and don’t touch it

>>28957029
I will preface this as not FUD just making sure y'all have realistic expectations. I believe $7-12 will be the max this bull run. Why? A $7 GRT will be another ~200% move, we'll be closer to the end of the BTC bullrun and we'll be closer to the June mega dump. In fact, a $7-12 GRT will be the highest GRT will be for a long time because as it becomes more diluted, the market cap MUST correct.

>GRT @ .3 mooned to .8 then consolidated
>GRT @ .8 mooned to 3.0 and is consolidating
>GRT will moon another ~200% to at least $7

I believe GRT is the Google of crypto so as crypto grows, BTC dominance decreases. GRT will also grow with crypto so its reliance on BTC bullruns will also decrease over time meaning it will not need another BTC bullrun to move back up to this coming all time high.

>>28959268
I know what you mean but you should phrase it differently. Btc IS crypto. I think you mean to say when etherium grows and overtakes btc (which it will in a decade or two id bet)

>>28959268
>we'll be closer to the end of the BTC bullrun
Previous BTC bullruns lasted 1,5 years after each halving. Judging from it, this year's bullrun should last at least until Dec or Jan 2022.

>the June mega dump
Reason(s) why there will be a mega dump for the whole crypto market in June? Or are you referring to GRT's token unlock in June?

>the market cap MUST correct
While I agree there must be corrections for every pumps (not only GRT's), but did you already take the delegating, curating, token burn mechanism within GRT ecosystem into account?

>>28957719
Same. I've kind of been neglecting everything just looking at charts. I wish it would tank hard so I could forget about it for a few years.

>>28960435
I mean GRT token unlock and no I did not take into account token burn.

>>28960752
I think he more means delegation. Tokens are worth more being delegated than they are just being sold given enough time. Because people are chasing dividends through delegation, the liquid supply of GRT is much smaller than the total.

>>28960752
Token burn is interesting, I don't think it will exceed the 3% annual inflation though. Would be nice if GRT became deflationary. It'd benefit pretty much everyone in the graph ecosystem.

>>28960883
Thought experiment: Imagine you could delegate btc. Would you sell your stack for the lump sum today or delegate it for an X% apy and hope the value rises over time? (Consider the tech is in its infancy and that it could become the Google of Blockchain in 5-10 years of web 3.0)

>>28928823
>>28928823

Go to uniswap right now. Hit F12. Go to the network tab. type in "thegraph"

This is being used. RIGHT NOW. Its a coin with an actual use case. Just hold and delegate

>>28960752
Did you already know that the June token unlock does not mean the team will flood 3B new GRT tokens into the market? It simply means the early backers will be able to do what they want to do with their tokens in June. They already have their tokens delegated right now, but they can't move it to sell/undelegate/anything. If you were an early backer who have your tokens delegated with 15% APY, would you still choose to undelegate, wait 28 days, and sell it on Binance?

set a limit in 3.8. Hopefully it goes in there after two weeks.
Stimulus might bump some altcoin shit.

Sitting comfy