/biz/ - Business & Finance

The rug got pulled

>>29943293
because we're accumulating, shh.

>>29943335
Ah, yes.. I'll use my inside voice. .

Because I got tired of helping people that can't be helped. I've got a fat stack and will silently delegate until I'm rich. Good luck anon

I bought back in at 2.30.

>>29943429
Why couldn't you help them?

>>29943431
How does $2.3m sound?

What is there to say? GRT follows BTC perfectly, for as long as BTC dumps GRT won't pump at all.

it's because when we use the GRT search engine it takes a few minutes to get anything back. itll improve soon don't worry

>>29943293

>>29943484
Because biz is filled with newfags and spastic ADHD pump and dump chasers. GRT will become a huge project with or without biz shilling. I don't care if Rajesh from biz buys GRT.

>>29943724
>I don't care if Rajesh from biz buys GRT.
please delte sir

>>29943682
Kek

Guys, p2p is almost full. What happens when it goes above maximum? Will people who delegated prior to that get cucked?

>>29943724
I'm admittedly a newfag, but I definitely see the longterm potential of GRT. I know dips and hard times come with the territory, but I plan to continue investing until I have enough to delegate then hold for years.

>>29943293
because I'm just here holding while doing other things unrelated to /biz/

>>29943682
Luckily I'm a smelly RIPPED faggot so I'm still holding

>>29943846
is this a pasta
it's too gay to be real

they seriously need to de-penalize delegators who get fucked every time their indexer drops a turd

>>29943894
same here bro
I'm admittedly a newfag, but I definitely see the longterm potential of GRT. I know dips and hard times come with the territory, but I plan to continue investing until I have enough to delegate then hold for years.

>>29943846
That is in my opinion the smartest course of action you could take. Patience pays off. Anyway, you'll see lots more GRT threads when it starts pumping again.

>>29943293
Everytime I try to buy this shit happens

>>29943293
Stopped buying at $1 because I believe the market cap fud and will quietly delegate what I have

>>29943914
Not a pasta, I am a faggot though.

>>29943844
If it gets full, then P2P would need to stake extra GRT, since over-delegation simply means their rewards are too good. If that doesn't happen, APY will go lower for sure since there are more people delegating.

>>29944027
Everytime I buy coins the price goes down.

>Bought at 1.94
>Went down to 1.74
>Buy more at 1.74
>Went down to 1.50

>>29944065
I'm admittedly a newfag, but I definitely see the longterm potential of GRT. I know dips and hard times come with the territory, but I plan to continue investing until I have enough to delegate then hold for years.

>>29944027
stop doing the basedboy way of buying crypto. Isn't there like a 5% fee on credit card purchases? I'd tell you to go through SEPA but I can smell an amerilad through the screen

>>29943293
cashed out and put it into bnb.

Dead coin
Bought at 1.3 and sold at 2.6

We found out it is a scam

>>29944073
That really doesn't seem fair to the people who delegated prior to it getting full. I'll have to either get jewed out of my rewards or move to another indexer, which costs both time and money. They really need to take another look at this. Delegators are getting shat on.

>>29943293
kek

>>29944141
>>29944153
>>29944156
A 3 fudders in a row... I smell something fishy

>>29943429
This right here. I'm just delegating and if by some miracle we drop below a dollar I'll be accumulating. Otherwise I'm just building capital. If we go below a dollar come June I'll have enough to get 100k. If not, I'll buy a house with the money I've saved.

>>29944233
I'm admittedly a newfag, but I definitely see the longterm potential of GRT. I know dips and hard times come with the territory, but I plan to continue investing until I have enough to delegate then hold for years.

>>29944153
What did you expect when buying it after a pump?

>>29944343
I got x2 within 2days so more than expected
Happy i could sell it before the crash

>>29944302
>posting the same copy/pasta incessantly

ngmi

>>29944176
Just the way it works brother. Doesn't matter if you change indexers since every indexer will be over-delegated at one point. Plus you are wasting gas fees each time you undelegate, and you would have to wait 28 days anyways, wasting time as well.

I stopped being a biztard in general for now because the scene is dead at the moment, nothing to talk about after the crash we just went through. We have to wait a few weeks to a month just to get back to where we were last week regardless of token.

How much do I need to delegate? What’s a good amount to make reasonable gains?

>>29943293
Because I have 10K GRT delegated. I'm sort of hoping it pulls a LINK and dumps down to $0.20 or below again so I can build up a proper stack and delegate it until the project is a bit more successful and entrenched into the current cryptocurrency ecosystem. With ETH failing so hard and Uniswap crumpling because of it, I'm not sure what GRT's prospects are for the future. Does Binance/BSC even need this shit?

>>29944176
There is discussion of implementing hard caps so indexers cannot be overdelegated. Keep in mind the project is still new and lots of adjustments will be made. I agree that does suck but let's see how it plays out. I expect people will be hesitant to delegate to someone who's over capacity

>>29944110
Credit cards have zero fees if you pay them off right away

>>29943940
The unlock period should be 7 days maximum.

Fucking Aleph has no lock period with the exact same concept and a higher APY.

>>29944620
I mean GRT is chain agnostic.. we don't depend on ethereum.
https://thegraph.com/blog/multiblockchain-support
As well as L2 blockchains like Matic/Polygon and already fully integrated with Fantom.

>>29943844
>>29944073
>>29944629

I was looking into p2p to delegate a 2k stack but are there any other reputable indexers? I was also looking into suntzu and ryabina i think its called.

>>29943293
because ethereum totally shit the bed due to its garbage tier design. nobody will be using ethereum, hence nobody will need to search it.

>>29944978
GRT is a chain agonist and isn't exclusively tied to ETH you nigger.

>>29944643
No fuckin' way lmao. This has to be bait.

>>29944087
Sorry I always market sell when you buy in.

>>29944850
protofire has about the same reward payout as p2p

It mooned already, sure, it will moon again but not for atleast weeks

EOY Price prediction?

Why not just make an open source API on github and call it a day? Traversing a blockchain isn't particularly compute intensive and can happen clientside. Also, GraphQL has mostly fallen out of vogue because security is difficult and REST APIs are easier to document and normalize.

There is inherent value in the chainlink network because of node reputation. GRT doesn't need to establish trust, it just needs to convert data from one format to another. If the library was clientside then you could validate its output yourself.

The entire BTC blockchain throughout all its history is only ~300 GB. The entire ETH blockchain is ~1.5 GB. I've worked with larger git repos, where traversing the entire merkle tree only takes about 30 seconds on a reasonably powerful computer. GRT: Literally just Grep As A Service(tm) lol

>>29945031
it's literally an eth token

>>29945727
Hes right it can be used with anything not just eth

>>29945324
tree fiddy

>>29943293
Because they dumped a 10x on your head. This is massively overvalued. Probably the most overvalued project in crypto.

Jigstack soon. Keep some dry powder.

>>29946111
We know what you're trying to do.

>>29946111

>>29943293
Probably because it really doesn't need to be shilled. It's like the defi geeks running ampl, they don't need to post shit on 4chan for the attention.

>>29946111
checked.

>>29943429
you helped me bro i am sitting on a big moist stack of GRT now

>>29945706
Either this is FUD or you would never make it past my interview

>>29943789
Yes delet now pls. The needful must be don

>>29944027
Your bank might be blocking crypto purchases.

>>29944643
Wtf are you even talking about? It's not an optional fee. We aren't talking about interest. The entire planet knows if you pay a credit card off quickly you aren't charged interest.

>>29946595
And now I'm interested in AMPL. Thanks, anon.

>>29943293
They finally took a careful look at the tokenomics and realized it's a dead end.

>>29943293
I sold at a healthy 600% increase and am probably buying back at $1.30.

>>29944087
That's okay, buy the dip doesn't mean know exactly where the bottom is. It means buy the dip. If it goes down further buy more if you're comfy, when it comes back up to where you originally bought in you'll be glad you accumulated cheap coins

>>29943293
coin got exposed, it's all a scam to get you to pay for searches, things that indexes can already do for free. only reason why i got in was because of fomo, then once I did the research then found out it's a scam of a coin. at least i got a comfy 4x during then

Historically...

>>29949539
GRT IS A PUMP AND DUMP

>>29944643
>he is unaware of the cash advance fee that most credit cards have

i need to take a dump, I cant hold, nice that i found this grt thread

GRT is following BTC and still correcting from the pump, BTC will recover back to 70k ROM, GRT will return to to 2.50 EOM. Then as BTC reaches closer to 80-90k GRT will flirt with 3-3.5$ before tanking like a motherfucker in may-june when the full pool is unlocked. Bought at .24 and I'm not selling now, but I'll absolutely sell before thr pool unlocks and buy back in after for a comfy 8$ EOY

>>29944620
yea they need it pancakeswap just launched a subgraph the other day

Let's say I delegate 5K to an indexer, then later accumulate 1K more and delegate that to the same indexer -- does it all treated as me having 6K delegated for reward, or as two separate delegation piles of 5K and 1K?

>>29950014
Does it matter if the indexer cucks you out of 80-90% of your gains?

>>29943293
>GRT
>Get Raped Token

No thanks, bought at 2.65 and sold at 1.70 a week later, learned my lesson

>>29950083
>he sold

>>29950083
The classic /biz/ strategy.
>buy high sell low

Don't blame the coin for your weak hands.

>>29950083

>>29950083
you were supposed to buy more retard

>>29944099
That is funny anon

>>29950172
>>29950206
coins that delegate/stake, dont go UP in value. They just crab until no one gives a shit anymore.

>>29950206
Well I was already in dog house with the wife when I spent part of my check on a six pack to drink with some work friends so I had to make a quick move

>>29950359
lmao what a cuck

>>29950014
When you delegate your rewards are automatically added to your delegation so you are compounding interest. So it would be treated as you're delegating 6k

>>29950598
Got it. So I'd just be paying fees twice.
Thanks friendo, and best of lucks to your stack.

>>29943505

you're thinking too small. EOY we're looking at 10 gorillion GRT and a market cap of 100 FUCKILLION

>>29944027
this happened to me 4 times. turns out it actually went through 4 times. that was the night before it mooned.

>>29946910
there's so many CS dork redditors that bought this coin lol. niggas can't even solve a PDE and think they're smart

>>29943293
Accumulating for the $5 summer

>>29950359
>in dog house with the wife when I spent part of my check on a six pack to drink with some work friends

>>29943293
Because PRQ made GRT obsolete.

>>29952592
Which one is worth more right now?

>>29952592
You still haven't killed yourself? Congrats I guess

>>29952698
Have fun with your already mooned token. I warned you.