/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53441813
We are. 0,10 soon

>>53441813
It's still over but I'm thinking we're back.

>>53441813
I'm 100% sure when we switch to mainnet this will pump to between $5 and $10 within a month. It's so obvious it hurts.

We are still early. This is LINK in 2018

i'm so tired of geneva convention grade insider fud bros

i still believe

>>53441847
We are so back to it being over.

I can't believe I'm saying this

But

It's over

>>53442327
But I thought that $40 EOY 2024 is FUD?!
Don't let me down broskis!

I know something you don’t know.

I cannot tell you what it is. It’s illegal.

But it will absolutely wreck all GRT holders.

You will see it happen this year.

I am sorry about this in advance, but I wanted to tell you so that I feel like I warned you.

One hint: it is NOT competition that will kill GRT.

I will not respond to guesses.

>>53441813
can someone lay down how to get the $300 a month for 100k GRTs that was posted in some other thread?

>>53444452
Just delegate bro

>>53442257
sorry anon it's fun to spam that copypasta
bonus points when the retard who originally posted it seethes in reddit spacing

>>53444452
>$300
>a month
>per 100k GRT
try lucid dreaming

>>53444889
>Today, $1000 buys $1.14/yr. After total migration, that goes to up to $333/yr if the price doesn't move. $571/yr at the December 2021 high points if the price doesn't move. $952/yr at 100B monthly queries if the price doesn't move. $9,523/yr at 1T monthly queries if the price doesn't move.
found it. remembered wrong

>>53444889
actually here it is:

"assuming:
- all query fees going back to folks that are delegating/indexing:
- 3B tokens locked in delegations
- Single query cost $0.0003
- $1 buys 3333 queries

100M queries on mainnet a month would generate $30k a month revenue for all delegators (~$1 per 100k stack)
1B queries / month -> ($10 per month for 100k stack)
35B q / month -> ($350 per month for 100k stack)"

>>53445019
So all in all, incredibly fucking bullish! Crazily so

>>53442625
ok nigger

>>53444889
it's not the copypasta, just the things i hear behind closed doors

>>53445471
So what you're saying is

It's over?

>4020Y

>>53445900
i'm saying competitors you've never heard of are eating away large parts of the pie

grt's narrarive and mission are powerful, but dx, more data services, and high delivery velocy are critical to long term success

>>53446359
Theres no competition even close loser. Literally years behind.

>>53446453
Strongest fud I've ever seen right here

>>53446359
Competition is to be expected. GRT is set up to be the standard way to read data off the blockchain, but has several limitations that can hinder that. The team must focus on listening to developers and address these limitations. If that doesn't happen timely, then it's over.

40$ is fud, unvaccinated btw

>>53447051
Pretty airtight

>>53441813
Trips and GRT goes to $1 EOY

who to delegate to?

>>53449474
Checked

>>53445019
Incredibly based. I hope the price of grt stays low long enough to accumulate huge sums of grt before people realize what they missed.

i will never get even close the 100k. i am one pissed off baggie. i used all my savings on this when it was over 1$ and been trying to just dca. but admittedly it's beeh one helluva head first to brick wall.

Am I still in time for its over guys or is it too late for it to be not over?

>>53452057
dude I have 500K and even I don't think I'm going to make it

>>53452125
5MM and the most I’m hoping for is a small cuck shack in Kansas. 20MM GRT is a make it stack.

Does anyone think this is going back to the $0.05 range? I'm considering putting another $7-8K into it to complete my 100K and potentially start an indexer.

>>53452057
Same boat, I had 10k USD worth of LINK that I sold for 5k GRT back in early 2021, one of the worst financial decisions of my life kek
If I had held my cash I could have had a 200k stack instead of my 25k stack.

I sold at 2.35

>>53452125
>>53452150
you both will make it in couple years i am sure of it. i don't even have 20k

>>53452248
Indexer is scam. Just delegate

>the nintendo of blockchain
>the duckduckgo of kentucky fried chicken
>the opposable thumbs of fingers
>the blockchain of google
>the double-decker of party favors
>the plug of butts
>the barloid of the garloid
>the askjeeves of bike locks
>the yahoo of door handles
>the backbone of defi
>the google for web3
>the bitcoin of cryptocurrency
>the catholicism of finance
>the sausage of hotdog
>the garlic bread of money
>the API for APY
>the sanrio of blockchain
>the mahatma ghandi of these cocaine calisthenics.
>the zippo of crypto
>the lamborghini of ferrari
>the doordash of runscape
>the uniswap and coingecko
>the yoo-hoo of chocolate drinks
>the sasha grey of anal porn
>the thai ladyboy of trannies
>the starbucks of coffee
>the katrina of hurricanes
>the never of womanhood
>the strawberry milk of roofing tiles
>the blacked of pornhub
>the anal fissure of ass problems.
>the bag of hodling of bags
>the tranny of blockchain
>the bing of chainlink
>the chai latte of iraq.
>the chicken of barnyard animals.
>the kerrygold of butter.
>the big up to your chest
>the pnd of /biz/
>the xenophobe of xenogeny.
>the squat plug of web search engines.
>the sneed's of seed and feed
>the dyson of vacuums
>the fly of stink
>the pappy van winkle of bourbon.
>the grey goose of vodka.
>the rinnegan of visual prowess.
>the torn condom of my love.
>the Malena Morgan of lesbians.
>the toyota of cyberspace
>the yahoo of sickening losses

>>53453933
kek this is why i come to grt threads

doesn't seem like it, but at least bitdao's bit is still pumping for the 29th day in a row lmao

>>53452248
you won't be able to compete with 100k. You'd need at least 1m to have some stable income stream as an indexer and to be able to offset costs. People had the same dilemma at launch, with more GRT on their hands

My gurtles stay curdled

>>53451022
>>53445322
it might be $1 buys 5k-10k queries. does the math check out otherwise? looks pretty bullish to me. just good to know there are some competitors that probably takes a share of the data pie like space and time, origintrail

>>53441813
WE ARE BACK FELLAS

Dare I say. Are we back?

>>53459480
he look like a combination of joe rogan and andrew tate

W-WHAT...?!
THAT'S IMPOSSIBLE!
IT'S OVER...!! I'M SURE OF IT!!

Its over.
$40 eoy is fud

>>53456370

What are the costs? Does the indexer require some heavy duty network interface and lots of RAM that would make an AWS instance more than a few dollars a month? It does look like an awful lot of work to set up an indexer to get only 5.5% APY as calculated by https://www.stakingrewards.com.. Might as well just put my money in a 3.8% Wealthfront cash account and get USD back that I can actually use.

>>53461325
You do that Bucko. And then fuck off

>>53452248
WHy dont you just delegate?

>>53461596
Listen Yaniv I bought first at $0.70 and delegated and got absolutely destroyed. I would only go back into the staking delegating indexing world if the returns were significant. So far the amount of technical legwork to get 5.5% back as an indexer is nowhere close to worth it. I'm trying to buy a house soon so I need either liquidity or big fat huge gains, 5.5% isn't worth locking up a bunch of money that I need to quickly turn back into USD so I can show it to a mortgage broker. "Well when GRT goes back to $2 then the delegation/indexing rewards will be so much more!!!" if GRT goes up a lot guess what I just sell my undelegated GRT and buy a house so my kid can have his own room, hope that answers ur question

Suicide and makeit stacks?

>>53461948
don't know where the new sui of 100k came from suddenly. earlier suicide was always 10k.

>>53462389
sui 10k
make it 100k
If anyone says anything different they are touching on Kayla's comic sans bussy

>>53461948
10k suicide, 100k make it. Always has been, always will be

Fuck I have just over 10k

Do you think this will hit .00004 - .000045 on ETH/GRT?

Bump I love GRT come on lets go senpai $10 EOY fud

explain it to me like i am an street shitting retard that i truly am. what is considered the make it amount? i mean, is there certain amount or does this depend on the person? 1 mil is make considered as the make it in general?

>>53463799
Brother if you already had $100K USD (current price of 1M tokens) to spend on an extremely speculative token like GRT you already made it.

>>53461325
you need to be capital efficient, your indexer allocation nets you some indexing rewards, but you need to be smart about it. The big guys got in early, marketed to the normies to delegate to them, and now they use their stack and normies stack to get most of the indexing rewards.

>>53464024
Thanks, sounds like I am too poor and late to get anything out of indexing. Looking for ways to use my technical background to gain a little edge beyond hodling.

>>53464539
sorry anon. I have a larger bag than that and was here since the beginning, even before TGE. Indexers had a big leg up and after launch, you could hear the same sentiment
>hurr if you don't have at least 2M in GRT you won't make it
trying to psyop other potential indexers out of the market. This really got bad when they forced the GIP proposal to allow them to withdraw their indexing rewards without unstaking which really solidified their ground. This was some time ago, hopefully something's changed. Your best bet is to ask around discord and see their response. If they're wholly against it, go all in