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$3 eod tomorrow. Check tradingview

>>30227882
1 GRT will be worth 1 GRT.

>>30227882
0.25 USD

>>30227882
$0

>>30227882
Stimmy checks are coming.
$5 end of month.
$100 end of year.
$1000 end of decade.

If you bought under $2 you should be comfy as fuck. If you bought over $2 rest easy in the knowledge that this thing has a working product utilised by many other projects and has nowhere to go but up. Just have patience.

>>30227882
50$ 2022 february

Smile. Smile Cranly’s smile.
First he tickled her
Then he fatted her
Then he passed the female catheter.
For he was a medical
Jolly old medi…
—I feel you would need one more for Hamlet.
Seven is dear to the mystic mind. The shining
seven W. B. calls them.
Glittereyed, his rufous skull close to his
greencapped desklamp sought the face,
bearded amid darkgreener shadow, an ollav,
holyeyed. He laughed low: a sizar’s laugh of
Trinity: unanswered.
Orchestral Satan, weeping many a rood
Tears such as angels weep.
Ed egli avea del cul fatto trombetta.
He holds my follies hostage.

>>30227882
after all the token unlocks?
be lucky to be over $1

>>30227882
$1.84 EOD. $1.84 EOW. $0.50 EOM. Glad I sold this shit at $2.80.

Stop worrying about the price. Just delegate and forget you scum bags. You guys are acting like 4th worlders

>>30228383
How do i delegate without alot of gay faggot complexity?

>>30228253
>he thinks he's getting checks
Trust me, they aren't going to give us shit.

>>30227882 (OP)
Stimmy checks are coming.
$5 end of month.
7000+ subgraphs, and L1 integrations are coming
$100 end of year.
Web 3.0, built on top of the graph protocol, is coming.
$1000 end of decade.

>>30228416
It's literally simple as fuck. Just use your brain and stop being lazy

>>30228485
Based. Also check out mana bros this shits pumping

>>30228485
>built
Exactly what I needed to hear. Thank you anon

>>30228565
>mana
lol i've been in suspense as to whether that or District0x would pump first. would not buy either of them though

>>30228147
big think

>>30228485
>$5 end of month
I'd be happy with $3 eom at this point.

>>30228769
Mana seems based though. Its like runescape gp

$2 EOY

>>30227882
debating about selling this shit to get into reef before it moons.

>>30228147

>>30228889
Ive noticed crypto moves up in noticeable cycles. Were about to enter another parabolic run on grt

>>30228485
peak delusion

>>30227882
back to 1.3

>>30229067
agreed
$1000 will take 4 years MAX

>>30229052
>GRT cycles
Interesting. Tell me more.

>>30229237
Just look at the chart homeybun see for yourself. Its like that fibonachi shit

Down to 0.20 where it belongs. Scam of a coin that charges you to do something that already is done for free and quickly by pretty much everyone. The very action of creating a blockchain allows you to index it. I've been screaming this for the last month on this board yet you faggots keep pushing this hype beast of a pajeet coin. Do yourself a favor and sell or swing into another coin.

>>30227882
Can someone spoonfeed me a good indexer? Mine changed its rates and now the APY isn't as good.

>>30229970
Two words.

Google
Of
Blockchain

>>30230067
piggybacking this
Indexer rec gentleman?

>>30230091
Dumb fucking pajeet. If I want to index any coin right fucking now for no reason at all, I can just look at an exchange and view the orders to and from wallets. GRT does nothing new. It's a fucking scam.

>>30230232

>>30230232
Youre not fooling anyone ranjeet

$10 eoy

>>30227882
1.78 bucks eoy

>>30230232
>I could just code the entire game engine myself, UNITY is literally WORTHLESS

>>30230091
>two words
Absolute state

>>30229521
No, it is not going to get to $3 any time soon. Certainly not this week. Or the next.

>>30231545
$4 EOM, stay poor nigger

>>30227882
Unironically 1.50

$100 in 2025

>>30229970
Nocoiner seething

>>30228416
Send me it I'll delegate for you

>>30228383
This. People forget the project is only 3 months old. Do you know how long it took link to break a dollar?

>>30228485
8000+ now and growing

>>30227882
~$1.5 EOD
~$1.5 EOW
~$1.5 EOM
~$1.5 EOQ
~$1.5 EOY

10k EOW

>>30230224
Not p2p. It's full.

>>30228416
Put your shit on metamask with about $50 in eth. Then go on graph network, find the indexer you want, and click delegate? There are retard proof videos everywhere.

>>30228416
just follow the guide on the site, it's like 3 buttons to press, stop being a faggot

>>30230232
>Indian intellectual

I bought most of my bag at 0.32, but bought more at 2.21, 1.88, 1.49 and I will acoomulate more if it stays bellow 2.5.

>>30228485
RON JOHNSON WITH THE STEEL CHAIR, FUCK YOUR STIMMY CHECKS LMAOOOOOOOO
btw volume is dead, expect 1.65 again probably
I love GRT but good lord this market is fucking bad

delisted and $0

>>30228262

You realize someone in a telegram is saying “if you bought under 10 cents just have patience” right?

It’s like so many of you people bought link over 20 and think you’re in early. People who were here in 2017 bought link for a quarter.

You’ve got to figure out how to play this or you’re going to get fucked

>>30227882
$1000

Got 5k delegated to a Finnish autist and ready for it to be $500k by this time next year.

>>30234395
If GRT increases in prices by 10000% over four years like LINK did I will be perfectly happy

.01 bnt

>check GRT and every other shitcoin TA daily for a month
>every single one is consistently wrong

>>30227882
>hopium
GRT doesn’t need hopium you dumb fuck. It’s literally the best project in crypto after ETH itself.

You just need to have A LITTLE BIT of patience. That’s all it takes to make it rich off this.

>>30234395
I bought LINK for an average price of 21 cents. Wanna know how I "played it" after that? I didn't fucking sell it, and turned an $8,000 investment into more than $1.2M currently. I also own 220k GRT. I'll be "playing it" the same way I "played" LINK.

What stack is it even worth delegating at?
t. poor

Watch the green dildo coming in soon

>>30235084
5k minimum to break even in a reasonable amount of time.

>>30231654
I own more grt than you do. If it goes up to $4 EOM (it won't) I will still have more money than you do.

>>30228485
Dude I got a fat GRT stack but stimmy checks are not gonna go into some random crypto no one knows anything about

>>30236580
>>30236643
get a look at these retards boys lmaoooo

Have any youtubers shilled this yet?

should I delegate or put my tokens in bancor

>>30237100
Sell now we about to pump

>>30236929
You are mad that it is not going to $4 eom.

>>30237656
lol like your words mean anything

>>30237214
we would i sell if were gonna pump? or do you mean dump lel

>>30229235
this

I will be buying GRT after 4 billion tokens get dumped in a couple of months, good project

>grt will only be huge because of web3.0
>the internet and things like google, facebook, amazon etc only became huge via widespread casual normalfag appeal, back in the 90s/2000s it was just barely crawling out of nerd's basements into the real world
>right now the closest web3.0/defi have to normalfag appeal is "sign up on a exchange, pay them with real money, buy funny internet money"
guys what the fuck is gonna have to happen?
what incentive will developers have to make a "decentralised facebook"? what incentive will users have to join "facebook but not facebook"? and to learn how to not be a retard with your funny internet money waller and not be hacked by the infamous 4chan and lose all your funny internet money?
i dont mind getting some nice gains from the multiplying of delegation plus grt going up in value over time, but i dont want to wait like two/three decades for it to truly moon, and i dont see how it could possibly go any faster

>>30237656
I got in at 11c faggot I'm more than good and not selling for probably 2 years minimum anyways

The europoors will save us again tonight

>>30237845
Pump and you dont deserve it

The pump is supposed to happen this weekend. Target price is $3 but will probably go a little past that. I believe they said that it would kick off on Saturday around 5am EST.

>>30238859
what the fuck is the point of wasting your time typing this complete bullshit if you don't have shit to back up what you are saying.

>>30238981
It was good enough for me. Got 5k GRT just now thanks source bro

>>30238859
Actually heard its going to 10, then back to 2, then to .8, but then back to 3

I have 6.7k GRT. eom I see $3 max, assuming BTC doesnt rape everything.

EOY, 8$ seems realistic. end of 2022 double that, and then double every year for 4 years.

>>30239614
I’m so tempted to sell my grt to get a new car but I stop myself because I will regret it.

>>30234240
Got my bags way late at 1.55, 1.88 & 1.75. feeling good.

>>30237803
Are you his fucking ass buddy?

>>30233703
What happens when an indexer is full? Do the new delegation rewards pop out into your wallet, or are they redelegated as normal?... but wouldn't that go past the cap?

>>30239829
I am literally in the exact same boat. I sold my car a few months ago but now I am desperate to get it back. I really want to sell 1/3 of my stack at the start of april to buy a car but that means I wont be able to delegate and Ill miss out on massive future gains.

If GRT performs really well this month ill treat myself but otherwise ill keep holding and buy an even nicer car down the line.

>>30238859
No, it is going down this weekend. No pump to $3. Not yet.

2300 enough to delegate? This is my mini alt stack

>>30240044
I had a 7000 stack got paper hands and sold now I only have a 5000 stack. Not happening again. But yes it’s hard not to sell right now.

Its pretty stable, and backed by the (((rothchilds))) its guaranteed to succeed

>>30240044
>>30240235
The bear market is going to rekt you

>>30240518
>not realizing the fact that the Rothschilds are involved could be detrimental
Inb4 they supress and destroy GRT because it threatens the status quo. It's fucking over.

$40 EOY

Investment in new projects requires patience and strong hands. GRT is a bluechip token. It will form part of the infrastructure of web 3.0,paving the way for gains the likes of which so many feeble minds on /biz/ cannot conceive of. GRT will spread to other blockchains and platforms in such a manner that it can only be compared to Rome at the peak of it's imperial prowess, with the only different being that GRT will NOT collapse. It will continue to march forth and evolve with mankind as we embark on an epoch of space-faring expansion. The descendants of bag holders will enjoy positions of aristocratic status in the new technocracy for generations to come. Meanwhile, no-bag fags will end themselves when this moons. Consider yourselves warned.

>>30240838
This is a legitimate fear I think. There is no way (((they))) want this, or really any DeFi or Web3 to succeed.

>>30240900
checked and based. Thank you moon man anon.

>>30240838
how exactly can they?
they can buy a shitton, make bullshit trades to drive the token price down.
and what else?
grt will still index the blockchain

>>30237056
a few i have seen.. but it has been pretty subtle and mostly its just TA.

>>30227882
5 EOM
20 EOY
85 5 Y

>>30240044
sauce

.001

Whats your predictions for price behaviour over the next few weeks? I get paid tonight and have about £400 to spend, i want to dump more into this/ada but unsure if it's that smart right now, considering there might be a huge dump soon (from all the delegators that unlock after buying in last pump at the start of feb)

>>30242098
i yolo'd and bought 2k.

>>30241591
GRT is on their radar now. There's nothing stopping the Rothschilds from making "deals" outside of the blockchain.

>>30242098
Wait and see what BTC does. It might go down a bit but it has strong support at 42K. If BTC price dips around there I'd load up on GRT. Its been bouncing back with BTC lately and will hopefully make you some gainz

>>30227882
How does .00001 sound?

>>30240707
We shall see.

>>30242098
Crabs within a channel of $2.20 highs to $1.33 lows until march 23.

What are some other web 3.0 plays? Or should I just stack GRT?

>>30231545
$2.80 on March 9

>>30242755
checked, just stack GRT.

>>30228147
no fucking way

>>30242837
No way, buddy. I will take that bet. I bet you 1 (one) GRT that it will not be $2.80 on march 8, 9, or 10.

>>30242933
You think all the whales that had to wait 28 days to undelegate to sell during the last huge pump aren’t gonna make it pump a few days before the 28 day waiting period is up? Last pump was Feb 10-12, I promise you it will be close to $2.80 near March 9th so whales get to max profits. The

>>30228147
WHAT.... I CANT PROFIT??
/biz/'s been lying to me this whole time

>>30243073
No.

>>30229970
Then why are dozens of top projects using it?

>>30227882
Im switching to reef as soon as this coin goes in the green.

>>30228147
1 GRT today will be worth 2 GRT in the future if you delegate.

>>30243228
Very educated response. GRT is going back up and afterwards it will dump hard. I will be selling high and buying low. I hope you do the same my Bizrealite friend

>>30227882
Guys, I believe GRTsux is Derkhersh
Although, there is a giant gap in grammar between them, it's not out of the realm of possibility that Derkhersh has dumbed down his grammar to be more easily understood on /biz/

>>30240016
If the indexer sets fee cuts properly the rewards will scale into the pool so that they can always keep the current delegators without going over.

>>30243073
>The
what did he mean by this?

>>30243466
Always leave them wanting more.

IT'S ON SALE BOYS

>>30243513
I will chat with you, anon. Why do you think it will go back up? Simply because the delegators are now able to undelegate and sell profits? Is that the only reason? I am only looking at the charts and so I do not see it moving up to that high.

>>30243651
We’re on the same growth path as before the last parabolic shift. The timing is there. Our general “crabbing/upwards” trend after the correction is almost identical to the “crabbing/upwards” trend before the last shift.

>>30228416
I know a place where you can delegate for around the same APY as the official website but you don't pay any faggy gas fees.
I'm not telling because you faggots are always ungrateful

>>30244031
shut the fuck up before you ruin it for the rest of us

>>30244031
>>30244244
ill post pic of my feet if you tell me

>>30244007
ANon, i think we are on a clear downward trend. 14, 20, 22, all of february and then march 3rd were the 1, 2, 3, and 4. The 5 is incoming, going to be somewhere around $1.25.

>>30244007
here is muh chart. I am a newfriend at TA so no bully.

>>30245422
I respect that you’ve got dubs twice now, but don’t look at the tops, looks at the floor we have at the bottoms. It’s an upwards trend.

>>30236643
>> random crypto no one knows anything about

IT'S THE GOOGLE OF BLOCKCHAIN!!

>>30245615
Okay, I can see the upward trend if i check the bottoms. But even so, don't you want to see one more drop down to complete the set, and then we pump? I don't feel good about that last bottom being left out in the cold.

>>30245850
I fine with whatever. Regardless I’ll be looking to sell 9-12 March. It lines up perfectly with Wednesday/Thursday dumps we usually see.

>>30246070
Nice, thanks, fren. I think I do learn a bit more every time I chat it up in a comfy GRT thread. Very nice.

>>30245850
Y'all are obsessing over the significance of little dips in the graph like it means anything.
>>30246070
You're gonna have so much regret bro when it soars beyond $5, $10, $15, and beyond. Gonna cry like a baby and kick yourself in the foot for not just getting a job if you needed short term cash so desperately.

>>30245796
yeah we know that but your average retard doesnt
its gonna take alot more time for it to be known to the average person
ALOT more time
there was a time when google was obscure

>>30228147
How insightful

>>30243360
Wrong. Once they're above their delegation ratio of 1:16 vs stake, any additional delegations no longer generate more rewards, but STILL take a slice of the rewards generated. This dilutes the returns for everyone, and especially fucks people who were there before those who aped in on top, sending the indexer over capacity.

Don't do it bros.
t. indexer

>>30240044
holy fuck these thots are absolutely retarded. There is no way pushing down on the machine like that isn't putting unnecessary strain on the shins and other regions. This will lead to injury eventually.

>>30229970
>The very action of creating a blockchain allows you to index it.
By who/what and why?

>>30246226
Thanks, nigger.

>>30246226
I’m buying back in...sell high, buy low.

I'm a little concerned that a GRT node will collapse after it gets overloaded like what happened with FTM. A ton of people will flood into GRT, start delegating and then it will collapse from too much traffic.

The floor of GRT is $2.50 based on circulating supply and market cap v.s. other similar coins.

If you bought in below $2.50, you're safe.

Any price above that will need to be from hype/true utility. People wanting it. People needing it. Because it does something cool.

Well now p2p looks like shit because its full, but idk how to tell if frameworklabs will be still good in a month.

Any of you guys switching around? or can you please leave p2p.

>>30246830
that's not the /biz/ way

>>30246943
>A ton of people will flood into GRT, start delegating and then it will collapse from too much traffic.
kek

>>30246986
but then why isn't it 2.50 right now? checkmate

>>30247217
Things can fall below real value because markets aren't perfectly rational, but it'll inevitably come back up. There's a force pulling it towards $2.50.

My point is people who bought at $2.50 don't have to be afraid of it never coming back, like someone who bought XRP at $3.40 in 2018.

>>30247331
I was excited until you brought up XRP. Is it really going to be this bad for all of us? I didn't sign up to be an XRP loser.

>>30247331
>>30247416
https://cointelegraph.com/news/ripple-s-xrp-sales-suppressed-coin-price-amended-court-complaint-alleges

Ripple (XRP) is a scam and a pyramid scheme. The 2 creators made 600 million selling off XRP for years. They artificially kept its price low by dumping their bags and selling them regularly. They told the public and investors they were "going long" while they were selling off their coin and cashing out. I'm so glad I didn't get pulled into this one. I was about to dump 15K into it, thinking the cheap price of the coin was too good to pass up. Fuck Ripple.

>>30247416
In my opinion GRT is far more useful than XRP so I believe we'll shatter $3.40 easily, but that's a bet that's not visible in the fundamentals.

Isn't this coin about to double in supply? When? Sounds like the time to buy.

>>30229970
Look at the minimum hardware requirements to run an Indexer. Then’ look at the total number of Indexers and consider the running costs to maintain that hardware 24/7 including electricity, bandwidth, and maintenance costs in the form of technical expertise of an experienced devops/system administrator. You would have to be a fucking idiot not to understand the long term ramifications GRT is going to have. In a decade, “GRT expert wanted. 150000 USD a year salary” will be a common thing to see on job search websites.

>>30240900
What a based fucking post. Screenshotted and checked.

>>30246999
I delegated to figment (by far the biggest indexer then and 2nd now) about 2 months ago. Retrospectively, it was a great choice. Had an above average APY for a long time and even now it's got an average APY and closes allocations regularly. The guy behind it knows what he's doing. Frameworks has indexers in countless other projects (as does figment), so I wouldn't be worried too much.
The good thing about giant indexers is that they aren't easily filled with delegation. I really like figment because many think his high reward cut implies low APY lol.

>>30240900
checked and based. generational wealth INCOMING

>>30244031
>>30244244
What do I have to do for this information?

>>30247666
Good lorddddd checked

>>30247666
CHECKED AND TO THE STARS WITH LUCIFER PILLED

>>30246575
That's not what I was talking about. I'm talking about indexers that are 100% allocated and don't get new indexers. They still get new rewards from the protocol. If their fee cut is set properly, they should have their stake cut grow at a ratio that makes sure that the delegators never grow larger than the 1:16 ratio.

>>30247966
Good lord, checked. He is with us, and more importantly, he with GRT (the Google of the blockchain).

>>30247688
Very true, Figment is low-key. They seem very knowledgeable too. I'm not delegated to them but they were my second choice.
>>30247331
>Things can fall below real value because markets aren't perfectly rational, but it'll inevitably come back up. There's a force pulling it towards $2.50.
>like someone who bought XRP at $3.40 in 2018.
Please don't compare us to XRP we're a much better project
>>30247521
Looking at XRP market cap and circulating supply actually comforts me knowing we'll at the least reach $10 USD at some point

>>30240900
finally a sensible take