/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>49621630
It went below 10c yesterday and it's a VC enriching inflation token with a big supply unlock coming on the 18th.
You're going to 5c and then Parsiq tsunami launch in July is going to make your slow assed service obsolete.
Cope.

>>49621630
Don't like the tokenomics.

>>49621760
FFS. I am retarded. It's nearly 5am. Wrong GRT. Carry on lad. All the best.

>>49621760
You Prq idiots and your zero adoption premined shitcoin. I’ve read into that shit project and concluded it will end where all other shitcoins with no money go. The shitcoin graveyard.

>>49621799
Until what time are we able to buy these cheapies? For a friend.

>12k delegator.

>>49621799
Wait, I'm double retarded. You're actually shilling the Graph? My first point stands then. Get fucked lad. I suppose you already have been to be fair.
I might be retarded with tiredness but I'm not retarded enough to hold that dogshit.

Why grt? Can you explain why it's gonna x100

>>49621878
The question was meant for the original message. >>49621630

>>49621928
Pic related

>>49621630
>I was lucky once
>so I'll get lucky again!
lol graphfags get the rope
>b-b-b-but it's the google of the blockchain!
get fucked

>Can't go under 10c.

It's over.

>>49621970
>I was lucky once
> I was lucky twice
>I was like thrice

Stfu idiot if you’d listen to me you’d have 30 million

>>49621964
Some chart with made up numbers considering its not 2023 yet?

12% supply increase in 4 days?

Mcap keeps rising, price keeps falling.

>>49622141
Priced in. The total supply is capped at 10b.

Right now the circulating supply is 7.5b I believe. A bump to 8.75 with how things currently are shouldn’t cause that much if anything to happen.

Remember, total supply is CAPPED at 10b. It’s only gonna go up once everything is released.

Not to mention all the coins currently locked in delegation w/ a 28 day cool down before they can even be spent.

>>49622264
You see that word?
>instantly
GRT is done lad.

>>49622371
Instantly. You really fall for anything on the internet huh? Nothing is instant it’s physically IMPOSSIBLE.

Enjoy holding worthless bags where you keep falling for false advertising. You’re meant to be rugged

>>49622264
It's ogre for GRT.

>>49622441
What’s your adoption again? Literally zero adoption. Why do you keep falling for scams when the real blue chips are being aggressively shilled in your face?

>>49622431
>https://twitter.com/danny_parsiq/status/1521911252477480966?

>>49622484
Enough adoption that the revenue sharing staking is paying up.
Main products still to come.

>>49622556
You do realize Grt can do 6.8 billion in under a second and that’s without substream

Berhaps, this and KDA made me so much money

>>49622689
You realise historical data is just a tiny part of Parsiq network?

>>49622735
So… GRT still does more.

Got it.

>>49622772
NOBODY CARES ABOUT FARTSHIT
WORSE PRICE ACTION THAN LINK

>>49622735
Still behind lmao. And GRT is light years ahead with substream coming. Nobody in their right mind would use PRQ when a superior cheaper alternative is GRT. Like I said before

PRQ DOESNT HAVE THE WARCHEST TO COMPETE

>>49622821
Is that the best you have. Sigh. Anyone with a brain can see the writing on the wall. I'm off to bed.

>>49622264
28 day cool down before you can unstake this shitcoin?
Holy shit it's worse than I thought

>>49622954
Stick to owning a shitcoin that stays getting hacked lmao

>>49623021
avax or grt? I only have enough to buy one coin. Which will give me the most gains?

>>49623021
Parsiq was never hacked. They helped sort out the Kucoin hack, the Coin Metro hack and another I don't remember because it's 5.30am.
Some Parsiq tokens were stolen during the coin metro hack, that's your screenshot.
You want people to invest on your word when your word is that shit?

>>49623085
GRT is the safest bet in all of crypto. Chainlink being the 2nd

>>49623207
Cheers for the laughs lad. Now I really must go to bed before my sides leave this earth.

there are different coins with grt ticker. which one is it?

>>49623207
Yet the xrp lore is unironically playing out before our eyes. Interesting...

>>49621964
>forcasted query volume


you made a literal cope chart, holy fuck you people who shill on here are retards

>>49623174
When you have to create a totally new token to keep a hacker form dumping. It means you got hacked lmao. Enjoy your PRQ2.0

>>49621964
Why has this chart not been updated in the last 7 months?

>>49623376
Atleast I have a chart

>>49623294
Of course, a hard fork due to a hack has never been done before lad?
>https://futurism.com/the-ethereum-hard-fork-is-done

It's over buddy sorry

>>49623555
You have a projection that hasn't been updated for over half a year. Is it still on course?
I know the graph is slow but surely 7 months is excessive?

>>49622689
Also, source on this?
I've done a LOT of searching and all I've seen are people complaining how slow things were.

>>49621630
Also. With GRT at 10c, what would the market cap be after the 100x you promise?
Go on lad, give us a laugh.

Thinking about grabbing a couple thousand of this, but I'm afraid the market is going to dump further and this shit will be 3 cents

>>49623565
Holy shit you weren't kidding.
Forking in 2022? Centralized pos.

How do I short this shitcoin too

>>49622264
>priced in

please stop

>>49623831
2020 actually. Good luck with your short, I'm sure you'll do great with that level of research.

I hold GRT but this shit is embarrassing.

Told you to buy the bottom. You guys missed the easiest opportunity ever.

>told you to buy at 10 cents.
Told you to buy at 11 cents (you’re here)
>told you to buy at 15 cents
>told you to buy at 30 cents
>told you to buy at 80 cents

>>49624360
You haven't answered any of my points. Were you hoping I was in bed?

>>49624157
same desu

i thought bear market /biz/ was supposed to be more intelligent

>>49624360
what makes you think GRT is going to go up as BTC/ETH continue to shit the bed

>>49624469
The same reason chainlink was the best performing crypto while btc and eth were shitting the bed

>>49624513
Would you care to expand on that? Not sure I'm understanding the comparison, it's rather vague.
Also, source on the speed claim you made?
Also, up to date figures on actual query volume?
Also, Mcap prediction after this 100x? (I believe current cap is $780m or there abouts)

Also, while you're at it. Can you explain this?
GRT ICO was 10c I believe. Current price 10c.
PRQ ICO was 0.025c. Current price 11c.
How is this possible with so much claimed revenue, such a claimed large customer base and enormous claimed query volumes?
You say Parsiq has nothing to offer yet Parsiq ICO investors are still well in the green while GRT investors are, how to put this, not.

>>49624902
You've done him.
>>49624513
He's done you.

>>49624902
if your shitcoin is so great, why isn't anyone using it and why do you relentlessly shill it in threads where there is no interest

>>49625070
>why isn't anyone using it
See those rented tokens in pic related? That's people using it, they expire and renew constantly. Others use it by holding tokens. All rewards are market bought not conjured through inflation. Parsiq is used.
>why do you relentlessly shill it in threads?
Because i was around when GRT launched and the GRTrannies invaded our comfy Parsiq generals to fud and shill their lowbrow dogshit token.

>>49625193
Fug, forgot pic. (It's 7am and I've been watching charts all night.)

OP is a troll that says tsunami api benchmarks are actually grts

I can't tell who is coping more in this thread. You people and your useless bags are pathetic, really. All of you. Sad, sad cope. Everyone itt will baghold their shitcoin to zero while they keep arguing that THEIR shitcoin is the best.
>>49625193
>Because i was around when GRT launched and the GRTrannies invaded our comfy Parsiq generals to fud and shill their lowbrow dogshit token.
high school moment

>>49622973
Parsiq staking has no lock, can be unstaked immediately at any time without loss of rewards or penalty.

>>49624902
ico investors most likely dumped all their holdings on the way to $2, why the fuck would they keep holding this shit all the way back down to the initial price

>>49625466
>ico investors most likely dumped all their holdings on the way to $2, why the fuck would they keep holding this shit all the way back down to the initial price
Because of the permanent shilling on here promising
>muh, blue chip
>muh, google of blockchain
>muh, gorrillion queries

The Graph is INSANELY UNDERVALUED right now. This will be one of the most important if not most important web3 tech. Do your research on it and you will come to the same conclusion. I wouldn't doubt if it has a chain link type run this year...and by this year I mean soon. You're simply not paying attention and ignorant about what web3 is if you aren't loading the fuck up on The Graph right now at 10 cents.

>>49625590
Well damn. That assuages all my concerns, who cares if they haven't released query volumes for 7 months, who cares if their claimed speeds can't be sourced, who cares if they are back at their ICO price, who cares that the token inflation is raping holders, who cares if nobody can explain why it will have an insane run this year other than because chainlink once did?
Thanks anon. just bought 100k.

how does an increase in adoption lead to value accrual for token holders?

>>49625922
Not sure if asking about PRQ or GRT but it doesn't matter, both project tokens are needed to access project services. More users=more demand for tokens=higher price.

you convinced me. I'll buy 10 000 at 0.01c

>>49621630
ok ser, your screencap and tripcode convinced me, I'll buy at 10cent, order is ready