/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29625717
Au, based

back to crabbing again?

>>29625898
More time to accumulate, I don't even mind.

Imagine being pic related. Not realizing what he holds. I wonder if he sold.

>>29625717
These pics kill me and I love it

Can anyone recommend a good indexer? I'm sold on proto but im open to others

1.4k stacklet with a goal of 5k by EOY

>>29630185
Wish there was a legit thread on this. The tool bags on here like to tell people not to delegate who hold less than 5K.

Legit thought they just want to keep the delegations low so the APY stays up.

>>29630185
following. why proto if I may ask?

allot of anons here seem to like p2p

>>29630185
imagine the melanoma...

>>29631912
I've been trying to work out in my head whether it would be worth to just delegate my lil stack for years and consider the gas fees a one time investment

I guess the nice thing about losing hope is that I don't care about price movements anymore

what did they mean by this

>>29631912

if it's anything like staking on compound you get ass raped in fees. From what I understand GRT is different though. This is what happened when I staked my $300 worth of BAT on compound.

>send to metamask wallet ~$5-15
>supply your token to liquidity ~$30-100
>a small percentage of your supply gets burned
>if you want to withdraw comp token interest ~$30-100
>if you want to use your staked token as collateral ~$30-100
>if you want to then actually borrow another token ~30-100

again I think its different for GRT but people who have messed around in defi are probably the ones warning

>>29627290
I'm stuck with mine. Just started this crypto rabbit hole 11 days ago. Bought 50 GRT @$2.30 (All I could afford) then the market crashes. So I figure just hold them and wait. Got nothing to lose.

>>29634862
Just become a daytrader lol

>>29635341
I have been, more like weekly trading though. And it's been good but I delegated for a little bit as well.

>finally understand GRTs logo
Can it get any more bullish?

>>29635005
I, too, would like to know

Bought in $150 at 1.75 because it was one of the few alts being shilled on /biz/ that seemed like it wasn't an obvious PnD scam.

Only holding about 70. What's the suicide stack on this?

>>29636332
It's not a shitcoin that just sits in your wallet, it has a function and the network is using the tokens.

Hypnotoad........

>>29636473
depends who you ask.

I heard 100k make it and 10k sui. Recently I've heard 10k make it and 1k sui.

General consensus seems to me the closer to 10k+ you are the comfier you will be lol

>>29636591
someone make this a gif 0__0

>>29635266
Just hold. You'll be alright

>>29636319
Woah

GRT is holding surprisingly well despite BTC correction

>>29625717
Got about about 2.5K in it bought at 1.70-2 bucks bought an extra 500 a few hours ago. Hope it spikes hard and I have a few thousand to show for it in the next couple months

>>29636724
Poorfag here and only have 1050. Should i just sell em?

>>29636939
I stayed up through the night to watch GRT price, and all I got was this pesky crab.

>>29625717
What are some other projects closely aligned or are working closely with GRT worth checking out?

>>29637144
absolutely not. when it's $10 that's 5 figures

>>29636319
bros....

>>29636939
it was one of the only coins to recover strongly, a good sign for the next few months possibly, but most importantly now that it's locked into this crab trading range it can be easily swung and scalped. perfect.

>>29637144
no way. it will be $3 in a matter of weeks once BTC puts its big boy pants on

Have you lads checked the total staked and total burnt GRT?? I swear to fucking god it was 2bil staked and 8.2mil burned just a few days ago. It's currently at 2.4bil staked and 9.9mil burned. Niggas bought the dip and staked heavily.


Hyper bullish

It's over.

It's o𝅶ver.

It's o𝅶𝅶ver.

>>29637673
>>29637604
>fudding your own hold
enlightened.

>>29637604
>>29637673
>>29637729
FUCKFUCKFUCK
sell bros before its too late

tired of crabbing at 1.9$ can we go back to crabbing at 2.3$

>>29637747
>>29637819
It's over.

when your grts are getting staked and you cant sell for 10 years

>>29635005
As long as you delegate, you're contributing to the network. All that means is that they don't want people buying and hoarding tokens in a wallet or something.

>>29637881
Your future self is very wealthy.

>>29637997
what if they are saying that preemptively for a dump when the tokens unlock next month or something then theyll be like "the tokens were never meant to be an investment to begin with"

>>29638097
Doubt it. They know that the incentives are what keep indexers in the game. They say stuff like that because they don't want people co-opting a useful token with shill candlestick bullshit.

>>29638097
To quote an anon who posted this one week ago today
>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.