/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>just need it to go to $10
Let me oil that gun for you

>>29750296

Imagine complaining about a sale

OP ngmi

$0.10 EOM more like it at this rate

>>29750296
as a holder and delegator, I legitimately hope it crashes back to sub 1
accumulate & delegate for 2-5 years and then you can exit the fucking market for good

>>29751488
I'm gonna put an order in for .91

does anyone know when the subgraph explorer for the subgraphs hosted on the decentralized network will be released? also how are people calculating the amount of tokens being burned by the subgraphs not on the hosted network?

Have you faggots not seen the supply is x10ing in less than a week?

Just delegated my stack of 10.5k.

>>29752531
Holy shit no.
Post proof.

i set my order for 1.15 but worried about supply, should have bought ada

it looks like a pancakeswap subgraph launched yesterday

>>29752531
I dumped my bags because of this FUD

>>29752531
Kek

>>29752531
i dont get it

>>29752917
Does that mean more rewards coming for delegators?

I just need it to go to 2 honestly

>>29750296
You will get nothing and like it. How does that sound? Instead of, say, ten dollars how about we just call up the Master & Commander of the US Navy and have him start a little fire outside your house late at night when you're sleeping. Maybe he'll light those cute little bushes your wife planted a few years back on fire. Just dump a little kerosene on them and light 'em up, haha! Then of course your house will catch on fire and your fire alarms will go off.
>What's this commotion all about? Oh, a fire alarm. I should probably go outside
into the waiting arms of the Master & Commander of the US Navy. On go the handcuffs, he shoves you inside the local police car he's stolen, shuts the door, and detonates the bomb in the trunk. So, you ask for ten dollars, how does this sound instead?
>>29750483
OIL IS PRICED IN USD - THE RESERVE CURRENCY OF THE ENTIRE WORLD FOREVER PERMANENTLY - AND THAT WILL NEVER CHANGE
>>>>>>>>>>>>YOU NEED OIL
>>>>ERGO
>>>>>>>>>>>>YOU NEED USD
>>29750539
tldr
>>29751315
In 1994 "Madonna" (easy guess why the execs chose this as her stage name WOULDN'T YOU SAY) dated Dennis Rodman, the cross-dressing defensive bully for the Detroit-based NBA team named the Pistons. Cross dressing black man with tattoos and piercings galore... an absolute FREAK. These days of course this is completely normal and expected of everyone lest you fancy a trip to the gulag for not engaging in the expected amount of soul destruction, and that being the case I WONDER WHO ENCOURAGED THIS AND WHY, TO WHAT END, DID IT WORK PERFECTLY???? Seems so, seems so. And your comment reminds me very much of this situation.
>>29751401
haha no he is not. no he is not. He will not make it to Heaven (great place, basically perfect, or literally STOP USING LITERALLY AS AN EXCLAMATION POINT AS IT DESTROYS THE ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY USE OF THE WORD AND CONFUSES MEANING) perfect. It's perfect by definition. Either way OP is going to HELL.

>>29754226
Holy shit he's back

Fuck you all.
I bought in after the dip at 2.08 hoping to sell part of the stack for rent when we bounce back to 2.60. and now it's dumping.

Why does cryptoGoogle care about bitcoin

>>29753557
i think almost all the subgraphs are hosted on the mainnet for now, they wont affect token burn and generate rewards for indexers until they are moved to the decentralized network.

i was reading that they were processing 4 billion queries per month in sept last year and ~1% of the fees from those queries will be burned when the subgraphs are migrated to the decentralized network, will be more now as they didn't have the community subgraph thing up back then i think

>>29754511
Swingies get the rope

>>29754226
never stop

>>29752639
LITERALLY READ THE FUCKING WHITEPAPER
Anyways it's priced in, so only sell if you're a bitch.
>>29754511
gambling what you can't afford to lose AND counting your chickens before they hatch, ngmi

>>29754525
I WANT MORE REWARDS MORE GRAPHIES

I wanted to take out my GRT and switch indexers, now it shows that I have a balance of 0. Does it just look like this until the 28 day cooling off period ends?

>>29754525
The biggest news of all holy shit!

>>29754226
>Either way OP is going to HELL
No, pls. I'm already suffering enough with GRT's price movement this week.

$2

We wait

>>29752639
Lol they will be dropping a fuckload of new tokens but what rajeet the fudding street shitter forgets to mention is most of those coins will be going to people who have been involved in the project since the start aka early backers aka people more likely to hodl long term and delegate and stake and keep the network secure.
So the tokens that will enter the markets themselves will be negligible and the drop will actually strengthen the token moving forward because it will give incentives to people to stay involved longer by keeping curators and indexers well supplied with token drops

>>29754226
notice me senpai
GRT Penance Rankings
>1-10 GRT: Community Service
>11-25 GRT: Public Apology
>26-50 GRT: Do something nice for a local transgendered
>51-100 GRT: One year of jail, TEN years other punishments TBD
>101-150 GRT: TEN years of jail, ONE HUNDRED years of other punishments TBD
>151-200 GRT: ONE HUNDRED years of jail, TEN YEARS of in-jail punishments TBD
>201-250 GRT: LIFE IN JAIL, PUNISHMENTS (TBD) THE WHOLE TIME
>251-300 GRT: On the spot execution by nearest federal judge, relatively painless depending on judge
>301-350 GRT: Death by lethal injections (multiple at same time to make sure)
>351-400 GRT: Death by electric chair + firing squad
>401-450 GRT: Death by anti-aircraft missile fired right at center of chest + a bomb explodes on you
>451-500 GRT: Death by limited nuclear strike on your location
>501+ GRT: Doubt anyone has this much but if you do rest assured you will receive state-mandated death by humiliation so sell now

>>29758170
why they want to make already rich people more wealthy, it would be nice to give some grts to poor people (example: me)

>>29752531
I can't wait until I can stop posting this image.

>>29754226
The king has returned to his court.
>>29758454
5 years from now when weve made it i will post fondly about grtsux and cut for grt guy in the same way people speak of assblaster regarding link.

>>29758974
honestly stop helping these idiots.
they literally don't deserve the help if they don't dyor

>>29754226
That's it I'm buying more

>>29758878
Beginning to think the only people that will make any money are the ones that can afford to delegate these. I just started this whole crypto rabbit hole 2 weeks ago, bought 50 of these (all I could afford) and now deep under water.

>>29760314
well, yeah ish.
I only put a thousand into the market on GRT when it was .40 so I'm sitting comfy while not being wealthy. You're blaming GRT for a $50 initial getting tanked when you fomo'd in at the peak of a bullrun.

>>29760486
Didn't FOMO. It was my initial buy in. Not blaming GRT either. But as i learn more, some saying the devs want the coin low and it's used for queries. I cannot see anyone spending $10 dollars for a query. Just starting to think it was a bad choice to start with for me.

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO WE ARE BACK GRAPHLETES

>>29760816
no, that's fud from a forbes article and not from an actual developer.
I know exactly what quote you're talking about because I've been making fun of the retard posting it in every thread.

>>29760843
dead cat bounce

>>29760816
Honestly, get out of GRT if you don't understand lmao

>>29761304
Got no choice now. I'm stuck with it. Gotta ride it out.

>>29760816
the indexers set the query fees and they can set them to like .00001 of a coin

>>29761573
Didn't know that. Like I said. I'm brand new to this and just trying to figure it all out.

>>29761573
It's .00005 cents. As in it's pegged to a USD amount, not a grt amount. Grt divides up to 18 decimal places so grt could be 10k per and queries wouldn't change.

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
>>29761573
Don't respond to this entry level FUD, it's just some priced out Pajeet

>>29761803
Yeah. Just be careful then. You run the risk of misinforming people when you say stuff like "10 dollar query fee" only to then admit you have no idea that the 7 decimal points of precision means even if grt was 1000 dollars you could still spend .0000001 grt for a query. And in the long run that just means more people will get discouraged and sell and your 50 dollars is devalued that much faster.

>>29761922
Oh is it 18? I thought it was 7. Maybe i should take my own advice abt shutting up lol

>>29752917
Alternative methods for delegating, maybe?

>>29762028
It was pure assumption on my part. Not trying to discourage anyone. Noone is going to listen to shit I say anyway. It just seemed common sense it would be 1:1. I am wrong.

>>29762133
Yeah. You can tell when you add grt as a custom token in metamask. It tells you to define the number of decimal places along with the address. GRT has 18 decimal places meaning even if 1 GRT were 1 quintillion dollars, the smallest division would still only be worth a penny.

>>29759442
It's for the people reading along honestly

you're absolutely right about the people I reply to though

>>29752917
>try to copy GRT without paying for the network as chinks are known to do
>fail miserably because the workload is just too much and it costs far less to just pay for the network
This is the most bullish news in any crypto I've ever fucking seen holy shit
GRT dominance is inevitable and this is proof

>>29761922
>>29762133

checked but it is not a set price, it's a market determined query price, same idea though, it will remain cheap as it can be arbitrarily small fractions of GRT

Was worried I'd be priced out of a delegation stack so I'm happy the price is still low

>>29754226
I was actually scared I hadn't seen GRTsux since the dip. This is a blessed thread.

>>29762974
get em while they're hot anon

>>29752567
how much was gas fees anon? i have 4k, worth delegating?

Why the fuck is this shitcoin going up while everything else bleeds.

>>29754226
>he's back

>>29763129
Because it's going $30 EoY

>>29763129
Grayscale just put it on their altcoin investment list. Growth incoming, $5 by April

Just wait bros

>>29750296
I would love a $3 EOM. $10 EOM is unrealistic unless you want a huge dump the next day.

We’re going up!

Almost at a 4k stack. Hopefully Btc dumps hard today and I can buy a bit more

>>29763510
dead cat bounce

>>29761225
Is this the article?
https://www.forbes.com/sites/vipinbharathan/2021/02/09/edge--node-a-new-software-development-company-is-launched-by-the-graph-core-protocol-team/?sh=33d6dd4a4f8d

Stop blaming BTC. Coins like ADA held strong and even went up during all this. If your alt dumps its because people have no confidence in it.

>>29754226
GRTsux posts and price pomps
Like clockwork

>>29763858
yes

>>29763316
Damn you’re not lying

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/grayscale-investments-announces-exploration-investment-140000359.html

>>29764039
You're right. Nowhere is there any quote from a dev. It's the author imposing his ideas for suppression.

>mfw sitting with my delegated 6.8K stack and hoping for more discounts while I watch all these FUDfaggots embrace their perma-poor life
I got in all under a dollar, so bring on the sub-$1 prices; I would love to add a couple more thousand tokens for cheap.

>>29765182
I was saying 1 dollar trying to seed the thought into the minds of the masses that browse /biz/ but i think .50 cents is a better goal. I invite you to join me by spamming grt to .50 anytime it dumps even a few cents. When the bear wakes for real we might get our wish.

>>29765182
I’m buying at least another 5k if it dips below a $1, but I’m pretty pleased with my current stack.

4.5k worth delegating? Someone told me 30-45 GRT a month would be expected with that.

>>29765887

yeah

GRTbros, am retard. How do I stake on Coinbase?

>>29766558
You dont. stake from your metamask linked hardware wallet on the graphs websit.

Graph bros I've just been doing other things not really lookin at my folio at the moment but just checking in lads.

It's over graphbros. See you at 0.80

>>29766300
I make that much swinging trading per week. I’ll probably just wait till I have a bigger stack.

>>29763121
isn't the gas for delegating like 0.5%

>>29767007
my plan is to delegate 90% of my stack and swing with the rest
best of both worlds

>>29767170
The 29 days period quite scares me anon, why would they do that?

>>29767125
no, 0.5% tokens are burned (aka destroyed) upon delegating
you will have to pay gas on top of that

>>29767206
so whales can't insta dump and crash the price

>>29767206
to quell impulsive movement of tokens?
so they can rug us?
your guess is as good as mine

>>29767170
I've done this with my 60k stack and am super comfy

>>29767485
yeah i'm terrified of rugs and it never happened to me yet.
I don't want it to happen, but a 1bn market cap should be safe

>>29750296
Grt will never hit 2$ again, once the new supply is released it will go below 1$

>>29768114
the chance of GRT rugging are astronomically small
it's on coinbase for crying out loud; they vet their tokens with months of research before listing them
someone please name me a token on coinbase that has rugged (not died, rugged)

>>29767206
It's a good thing. Think of all the paperniggers here who are NGMI and sell their shit at the first sign of trouble --- knowing you have to wait 28 days might curb some of that hormone-driven tranny behavior.
Although if you've delegated in the first place, chances are you're a stable chad already.

>>29768114
??? dude this GRT rug fud shit is getting old quick. Look at what they're listed on, whos invested in them, and who uses them and you would understand a rugpull makes 0 fucking sense and is just make believe fud at this point.

>>29768263
btc

>>29768677
stable? not wanting to lose everything is not being unstable, but I got your point
>>29768724
true

>>29768770
kek

>mfw I am earning 80% APY on my GRT stack because there's a vote to add LM rewards to Bancor, and I undelegated already, so I'll be first in the pool.
>Dabbing on GRT fudders when it hit's $5 and we are earning thousands of free GRT each month

Yeah I'm thinking based. Go vote Graphites

>>29769215
Where do I vote? I don't get it.
By the way, when you undelegate your funds are frozen for a month, but are they still staked and reaping rewards during this time?

>>29769646
You vote on Bancor, in the Voting tab. No, when you undelegate it doesn't earn rewards during 28 days however if this vote passes it doesn't matter since 100% APY plus trading fees will be massive. You will essentially make up the lost rewards within weeks, and then earn exponentially higher

>>29770314
Unironically sounds like a ponzi, how does that work exactly?

>>29758454
>501+
Kek

>>29771685
your humiliation will be unfathomable

>>29771096
Are you asking how 100% APY works? Are you new to yield farming and liquidity mining?

>>29754226

Every time i see you post, I load up again. Youre my buy signal.

>>29750296
Maybe join this tank coin lottery:
https://tankcoin.io?rpid=3&rpr=6014

>>29772431
Yes.