/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53920414
first off, never do what biz tells you do, secondly, the old fags are using this time to accumulate so they will continue to try and persuade anons to not buy any graph simply b/c its against their best interest. this next bull run will be characterized by a.i. hype and the graph is the biggest a.i. crypto out there. don't worry what people say, they will fomo when it's too late.

>>53920486
It is well and truly over

>>53920414
Because it's over

>>53920486
>mfw

>>53920414
I sold at $2.35. I don't know why you guys say anything at all desu.

>>53920786
It's going to get crazy this bull run, everyone will fomo into grt bc if ai

>>53920746
It's over

>>53921077
Checked, and even though it's over, I feel like buying more, muahhahahahahah

I just bought, it's over. Spread the word so I can buy again

>>53921111
checked
>>53921114
newfag missing something this obvious, kys faggot

I know something you don't know.

>>53921137
Yes I missed it, it's over, continue dumping please. Slurp up DBI and whatever that new ad is supposed to be

>>53921145
>I know something you don't know.

The Scam

>>53921145
Are you schizo? If so based bc schizo always choose the best coins. What is it yhay you know?
>>53921150
>>53921156
Accumulating it's over tranny fag

Bump

>>53920486
So is this ai coin really going to take off? I need some red pills before I fomo. I just want to get in before it gains more traction. Also why hasn't it dumped as hard as other coins?

it will be good times when the price climbs. then it's really over, over for the buying phase. then the real fun starts for all with a bag

>>53921518
desu I really don't understand why people call it "ai coin" kek, it is like saying SQL is new highest paying language because AI

>>53921535
As long as I ain't stuck holding the bag, if you catch my drift.

>>53921680
Not sure why, but I thought it was one need to do research

>>53921165
lol

>>53921680
it doesn't matter if retards don't understand ai or "ai coins", but the fact that grt is listed here in the number 1 position https://coinmarketcap.com/view/ai-big-data/ on one of the biggest crypto price websites will cause fomo. we are in a downturn now but we've barely corrected and its normie retards who don't even understand crypto that drive the market and this is no different. plus a.i. is being developed to help make indexing more efficient. I forget what company, but they contracted it out or something.

How long until this shit coin moons like agix, I am getting pussed waiting

>>53922440
>pussed
what did he mean by this? ywnbaw

>>53922191
>a.i. is being developed to help make indexing more efficient
no it isn't retard. don't link me the stupid blog post or tweet thread because i already know what it says

>>53920486
GRT is not really an AI crypto beyond using it in its protocol development and devops workflows. It can theoretically support it, especially with some maturation and scalability in its collaborative mechanisms among nodes, but it's not there yet.

>>53922976
It isn't being "developed" to make the protocol more efficient, it's already being used.

It's also over.

>>53923029
>>53922976
Who here is right, is a.i. being used to make it more efficient or not?
>It can theoretically support it, especially with some maturation and scalability in its collaborative mechanisms among nodes, but it's not there yet.
Ok, well what's the progress for this, are we months away from an announcement or something? This information is key.

>>53920414
no GRTsux no buy.

>>53922976
Tranny alert go back to your lgbtq containment board. Fudders are always around. You will fomo in soon enough

>>53923108
Likely years. Edge & Node prefers a network of competing nodes independently indexing subgraphs, only collaboratively crossreferencing for data integrity purposes. StreamingFast would like to see a network of nodes collaborating on data and computation operations larger than any single one can likely handle, but they've stated in the past that Edge & Node is not too interested in the paradigm due to centralization concerns or something of that nature. StreamingFast's broader vision needs more sway. Leveraging GraphOps' communications network might pave the way to a Longian architectural subversion play but I wouldn't bet my house on it.

Besides, there are far more critical development initiatives going on right now to fully monetize the protocol and keep developers as happy as possible as they're forced to pay for the free service they've been using for the past four years.

>>53923314
You should start making generals to drop bread crumbs. I am a brianlet and didn't understand a word you just said. I am hoping it goes well though. What's the general consensus with regards to paying for the service now? Are they hooked like drug addicts and have no choice or can they develope their own methods?

>>53920486
>-95% from ATH
It's truly over...

>>53923366
I've created over a hundred over the past two years, following and reporting on every tweet, article, discussion, call, commit, and pull request, as well as providing analysis and forecasting with detail that only internal teams previously had access to.

I don't have the same time these days, but I still create a late night general every now and then.

>Are they hooked like drug addicts and have no choice or can they develope their own methods?
They're hooked on the subgraph standard. The name of the game is for The Graph to remain flagship service provider of the standard it introduced and proliferated, while expanding the standard to serve a larger variety of data markets.

>>53923559
>>53923890
Supply has changed so 95% down isn't accurate. Regardless, what's the prospective price $1.50 for a conservative 10x? No moon boy answers either.
>>53923890
Dedicated, but we will need you more than ever now. Do you have a good template for grt general? If so post it here so people can reference it

>>53923890
thank you for the generals, past and future!

>>53924075
>>53923890
What anon meant to say was thanks for any future generals no one gives a fuck about your past work wagie now get back into your cagie. Remember your /biz/ work is more important than any real life gay shit you got going on unless you have a family

>>53923366
To elaborate, there are decentralized competitors with other methods - that are inferior imo - and others that offer the same service among others and try poach The Graph's users but are centralized.

A couple well-resourced projects have opted for self-indexing running The Graph's software on hosted infrastructure citing past concerns about the protocol's availability or uptime, velocity in updates, or need for data services the protocol does not provide, but the protocol has improved significantly since then.

>>53924003
https://archived.moe/biz/search/subject/grt%20general%20edition/text/notes%20on%20delegation/page/1/

My workflow:
>searching Twitter: 'graphprotocol since:YYYY-MM-DD' where YYYY-MM-DD was the date of the last general
>monitoring commits and pull requests on major @graphprotocol and @edgeandnode repositories on Github, subscribing for email notifications
>listening in on every call on the Graph Foundation calendar (https://calendar.google.com/calendar/u/0/embed?src=info@thegraph.foundation))
>listening on community, core dev, DAOs, and satellite org calls, on discord or zoom

It also helps to learn how subgraphs work, how to build and query and process the data of subgraphs, how the protocol works internally, what different teams and people in the ecosystem are working on, how it all comes together and the implications of the technology/tools/work, the protocol's relationship with the broader ecosystem, and the nature of its competition and potential competition. It also helps to view everything with a slightly cynical eye to identity potential protocol shortcomings to complain about, because insightful critiques find their way to the team, even from /biz/.

I don't forecast price much since there are too many variables and function-variables. I just attempt to gauge future revenue and protocol dynamics.

>It also helps to view everything with a slightly cynical eye to identity potential protocol shortcomings to complain about, because insightful critiques find their way to the team, even from /biz/.
Holy fuckdid you just admit to being one of the devs please tell me this is true that would be based beyondbelief. You have 10 seconds to explain how you know so much about graph

>>53924161
All the generalposting resulted in working in web3 since the knowledge and analysis was useful to multiple teams. But managing projects is very demanding, and making it without gambling means delivering.

>>53924294
There are, or at least were, multiple ecosystem members lurking /biz/. Make a sufficiently insightful post and/or complain enough, someone from the inside notices or an anon echoes it in community social channels, it reaches the teams.

>You have 10 seconds to explain how you know so much about graph
Over two years of reading articles and code and following every single development and call, and independently crunching data for rare insights ahead of the news.

>>53924418
How do you know dev lurk here I can tell this is going to be a schozo coin or aka bullish

>>53924498
Several ecosystem members and devs started as anons. There was a small /biz/ meetup at graph day.

>>53924418
Can you ask Yaniv if $40 EOY is FUD!?

>>53920414
People don't want to touch GRT after three indexers got shot up in NYC last month.

>>53925372
If his vision is realized, it won't matter.

>>53925435
kek

>>53925913
So it's over? Got it
t. 20k stacklet

>>53924202
Thanks for your elaborate explanations anon. godspeed

It's fucking OVER

>>53925913
just tell me is 20k enough to make it? if grt really can make it happen as they hope they do

>>53926555
>Checked and this
We all know that it's over, so let's just cool it with the heckin' breadcrumbarinos right guise!

>>53920414
they didn't tell you?

>>53924202
Incredibly based, thank you. But also fuck you, stop spoonfeeding drooling retards.

I think it's probably over

t.6k giga stacklet

>>53924202
>My workflow
I can't forget checking the forum. The detailed proposals and specifications are posted there.

>>53926439
np

>>53926407
Pic related.

>>53926653
If all other variables remain the same, monthly queries to mainnet would need to be in the trillions. It's around 40 billion on the hosted service at the moment. Multicoin's thesis suggested that The Graph's decentralized model could scale to trillions of queries per day, but the open question is how that kind of demand is driven to the protocol.

>>53927008
I've been doing it for a long time, and it would be great if others continued the effort. Most all of us were spoonfed at some point or another, and a few go on to learn, research, build, and spoonfeed the next lot.

>it's over

Who made up this game meme, did it actually originate from grt baggies?

>>53924884
No way sauce on this?

>>53927441
It's a coping mechanism (some times also seething and dilating as well) for being the most gay crypto community on biz

>>53922976
Based retard

>>53927477
If you know, you know.

Some guy who has 28k link gave me 5k GRT in 2021 I swear he kickstarted the bullrun if you ever read this anon, you're a good man.

>>53927704
darn grt was 1-2$ then, thats alot to be giving away

>>53920746
>>53920762
As the sun sets on the horizon, casting long shadows across the land, a sense of finality hangs in the air. The day is coming to an end, and with it, a chapter of our lives draws to a close. The sky, once ablaze with hues of pink and orange, now fades to a deep shade of blue, signaling the end of another day.

But it's not just the passing of a day that we sense, it's something more profound. It's the end of an era, the culmination of a journey that has brought us to this point in time. The memories we've made, the people we've met, the challenges we've overcome - all have led us to this moment.

Perhaps it's the end of a relationship, a job, or an A.I. project that we've poured our heart and soul into. We've given it our all, and now it's time to let it go. It's a bittersweet feeling, a mix of sadness and relief, as we say goodbye to what once was and embrace what lies ahead.

It's a time of reflection, of looking back on what we've accomplished, and taking stock of the lessons we've learned. We may feel a sense of nostalgia for what we're leaving behind, but we also know that there are new opportunities waiting for us just beyond the horizon.

And so, as we watch the sun dip below the horizon, we know that something is over. But we also know that with every ending comes a new beginning. We take a deep breath, gather our strength, and move forward with hope and optimism, ready to face whatever the future may hold.

Simply put, it's over.

>>53927721
Was 80 cents when he gave me it, I sold that night like a fool went to 2.30 few days after.

>>53927811
Don't buy back in, it's over its literally this schizophrenic cults motto
Why the fuck are so many anons buying this dip it makes no sense what do they know ?

>>53927888
what we know is it's over. but we also know what it will be in just couple years. oh yeah, it's over then even more

>>53927917
Is this legit cope???>>53927811 like what is this lol

>>53927946
What?!?
I think GRT actually has a good future and If I have the 800 dollars to buy another 5k right now I would.

>>53927888
>>53927917
>>53927946
Anon asked me not to spoonfeed, but the degree to which it's over is actually quantifiable and has been shown to be increasing month after month.

Tragically, it's 20% more over this quarter. In April it will be over for the hosted service. Later this year, it's likely it will be over for AS-exclusive and purely serial subgraphs. A couple years down the road, it will be over for nonverifiable indexing. Worse still, it might be over for public data silos by 2030.

It's not cope. It's over.

>>53928155
Checked

>>53928155
There's a fine line between retards ironically fudding its over and the voice of reason doing it. Do you actually mean you are going to sell this?

>>53928155
Is it ironically or unironically over?

>>53928355
It's a long-running in-joke.

>20% over this quarter
20% more queries and subgraphs.

>over for the hosted service
Ending of free centralized service, full usage of paid decentralized mainnet, meaning stakers get more yield.

>over for AS-exclusive and serial subgraphs
Far faster indexing of subgraphs, with support for more than one language.

>over for nonverifiable indexing
The indexing and resultant queries become self-describing objects that are rapidly verifiable by end users.

>over for public data silos
Large corporations and centralized institutions no longer dominate the realm of public data.

>>53928155
checked and it's over

Because It's chainlink without a marketing team TOPKEK

>>53928518
I've been reading your posts and you seem like a smart guy. Just give it to me straight: is 500K GRT enough to make it? I'm not talking flying my own private plane kind of rich, just don't have to work ever again at a 9-5 job, middle-class living for the rest of my life kind of rich.

>>53928518
You do seem smart, why are you wasting your time with losers on biz
?

>>53929120
500k grt during ath bullrun would be over 2.5m

>>53929120
At the very minimum, 1 million bucks and that's conservative. But since ai is taking off in all sectors even boomer stocks, for example c3ai which is up like crazy today, you bet your ass that 10 dollars is programmed for grt

>>53927729
Kek

>>53929826
Keep asking each thread who gave your the grt, I am curious if they still post. The prob moved onto greener pastures but it is a cool story

>>53930174
I actually found his eth address today going through my old comments from 2021
He's worth 200k still but I think it was a far cry from the top he is three crying emojis at .eth.

>>53930174
And think he still holds at least 100k grt. and 28k link

>>53930174
I'm actually convinced his charitable act kick started the bullrun, three days after he helped me the bullrun started.
Maybe schizo but at the same time I can't see anything else being the culprit, the day he changed my life /biz/ turned into a magical place.

>>53930193
Tell him to come back, we need this bull run kick started. In 2 weeks it shall commence

>>53930183
Is be crying if I went from 1.5 million to 200k lol luckily bull run is here soon

>>53926877
checked lol

>>53930183
you owe him when you make it with grt a small token of gratitude, buy him a pizza from dominos lol since you are a poor fag

>>53930450
Well I'm a nocoiner poorfaggot again unfortunately but if he ever returns I'll try to buy him a pizza regardless.
>>53930338
Yeah I felt bad hopefully he cashed out during the bullrun it's hard to tell.

>>53930569
so you don't own grt? i would get at least a few thousand b4 you get outpriced, it'll move quick after march

>>53930569
if someone claims to be him, make sure they have to show something only he would know like whats in his wallet. don't let biz faggots trick you into buying them a pizza. also hopefully you can make a killing during the shitcoin casino this next cycle. thats how i made a lot last time. with that said i hope you make it, if you order him a dominos make sure you name it anne frank

>>53930661
Na man I'm on like day 8 no fast not because I want to lol, I'm in a pretty shit position currently if things turn around though i'll likely get a 5k stack again and just hold it.

>>53930690
Well luckily I know his wallet so it would be pretty hard to fool me plus nobody getting shit from me right now lol although if he showed up i'd make an exception and make enough money to buy him something, he deserved it.

>>53930694
damn, at first i was like this niggers from /fit/ but then you said you cant afford food lol. fuck man, i am trying to lose weight on purpose. he's prob retired anyway, he prob won't need any pizza from you

>>53930707
I used to be super fat over 350lbs, crash dieting is the worst thing you can do you're actually better off keeping the same diet but reducing your intake.
So you eat let's say 8 hotdogs.
Cut it down to 6 a day.
10 cokes?
Try 5 and keep that going you'll slowly go down to a normal weight and not balloon back up if you go back to eating normal.
I did keto first which shred weight but I instantly regained it, reducing (wasn't by choice just my life went to shit) but reducing period I noticed it left me and stayed off, been around 200 lbs for the last 11 years and hardly changed my diet.
https://youtu.be/vaAF_GAc3Mk

>>53930736
yeah i am not fat, but i would like to lose like 10 to 15 lbs. i do tend to do /fast/ on fit but you are right, you have to change your main issue which is eating too much goyslop. do you have sagging skin?

>>53930807
Na actually decent pecs turns out was a pretty good solid body underneath all my blubber.
But I used to have bitch tits and a hugely weirdly wide stomach.

>>53930807
Problem with completely going full keto is yeah you turn your body into an acetone fat melting machine but the moment you touch carbs it literally repacks itself, the continued goyslop but less method seems to work best, obviously rolling it into a full diet would be the ideal thing.

>>53930824
good for you anon, hopefully you continue to stay healthy. i just recently quit the alcohol jew so i am starting to feel really good now. shits poison

>>53930924
Yes it is I stopped that shit ages ago but good news it gets easier and you will never want it again once a good year goes by.
I actually fear drinking cause I have no tolerence.

>>53928518
If you are a developer or one sees this post, make sure everyone and their mother knows when you end the free centralized service and start making money. That would send this shit parabolic, also capitalize in a.i. fomo, we need more news articles about how a.i. will revolutionize the future of crypto indexing. Also quarterly updates etc. Do not redeem ranjeesh you benchod

>>53928518
It’s over. I’ve never found whatever joke you’re making very funny given how over my future is on a protocol which will fundamentally change the landscape of retrieving web3 data.
>t 200k
It’s over

>>53931142
Put down the booze and rewrite this nigger. Do you mean you have 200k grt?

>>53928518
do you have a proton email? i wanted to message you.

>>53929120
refer to the hopium chart

>>53931590
Anything above 5 dollars isn't possible

>>53931590
3 dollars is guaranteed, though, imagine not going all in on the biggest ai crypto out there for a guaranteed 15x. This coin will make poor fags into rich fags. 7 digit hell gang, I just can't wait for everyone to fomo once the cycle starts.

>>53931636
Fucker my life is in the dumpster but honestly reading this thread I'm gonna try getting a job tomorrow even though I've been in a deep depression, my gut tells me the bullruns gonna begin again and I'm gonna miss out, GRT was my pick for getting back what I lost a few years ago but I've just kinda ignored it and crypto ever since getting wiped out last.

Fuck you guys for wanting to make me improve my shitty life, I honestly just wanted to die I hate being alive but if I'm gonna do it I'm not gonna continue being poverty level it's a god damn nightmare.

>>53920414
Did they even add the uniswap v2 endpoints yet? No? LMFAO! Some google of blockchain that is huh.

>>53931649
Dude don't kill yourself, your life is precious but yeah the cycles starting soon. We may double bottom but after that you'll have no other opportunities to buy. Grt is a solid pick, I am bullish for you. Also, as customary, it's over.

>>53931688
I wish it was over, believe me I can't die for some reason I've tried I think I'm stuck in some faggot dimension where I'm destined to stay alive, unhealthy and poor.
But I guess we will give this shit another go.
I got quads on my captcha

>>53931694
Holy based, and dotn forget man, you are here forever. Whether you like it or not, but you are here. Might as well get rich with the rest of us wagmi

>>53931716
Yeah I know I'm here forever I've tried fucking leaving it's not a joke, except I've been poor since 2021.
Being here among the pajeets is not fun let me tell you.

So what's the deal with this shitcoin, is it really the suicide coin why is everyone here about to kill themselves? I might pick me up a bag since it's down so much from its ath, red pill me, is this shit going to moon soon? Community seems alright and it's the only baggie general on biz that's has any movement in the last few months. The only thing that scares me is the poor marketing

Alright fuck it, since anon is already spoonfeeding and is making me feel bullish af... When I say it's over, I actually mean the pain and suffering. No more 99% drawdowns, only minor dumps that in the long term are just noise, but it's mostly up only from now on, especially if fomo and network effects do their thing. Might still take a long time due to macro and this is of course barring nuclear macro happenings, but GRT is a top 3 coin, imo even more important than ETH if it actually becomes the de-facto open and decentralized standard to read data across all blockchains. Those who know understand.

guys holy fuck... i sense the winds of change already in the way people here commenting on grt... it's over is really going to be over very soon. get ready for the future... it will be bright and we will be looking at it with our grt bags and yes, it's over

>>53932157
>>53931941
It's all ogre now, this is you two

https://youtu.be/nq_n6vJGmkE

>>53932254
what man? lol. lmao even. i have enough problems already in my head without talking to myself

>>53925435
oh nooooo

>>53932254
kek

>>53925435
>>53932365
Sauce or qrd?

>>53920414
GRT is over, buy CQT/Covalent you dumbo.

Jamie, pull up the tokenomics on this shit showing the amount of coins currently in circulation compared to btc

If GRT is le guaranteed 15-30x then how luch would Fartshit (TOKEN PRQ) be?

Good entry point 0.14? Or what niggers

>>53933392
idk man, prob now, its about to rebound b/c it retested base level

>>53933413
Basically where I was planning on getting in anyway, I did

No one is ever going to fomo into this shitcoin unless the devs get their shit together and push the ai meme. Idk how, but get it done and then release bullish updates to media.

>>53920486
Marketcap is too big, It can definitely hit 10b again but we will need a bullrun for that. Its better to invest in smaller cap projects. Unless you plan on investing a couple thousand you wont yield considerable rewards

>>53920486
>by a.i. hype
This. The market is signalling what will pump. You just have to ignore your gut reaction looking at the red numbers and buy the AI stuff.
>>53933819
Somewhat true. You want both micro caps and mid tier caps. GRT to aths is still a good return.

>>53922191
>https://coinmarketcap.com/view/ai-big-data/
didnt even realize cmc had a different list than coingecko. Going to have to go back to using cmc.

>>53933819
A 10X on 100k would be good for this cycle, no point in risking that kind of money on shut coin casinos. Holding something in the top 50 is a solid strategy. You can always sell a portion of your grt to gamble later on but trying to guess upcoming shit coins is near impossible.
>>53933853
Ai will be huge bc elon will pump ai shit like he did dog coins last cycle. He's even making a rivial chatgpt company.

>>53928518
https://www.coingecko.com/en/categories/artificial-intelligence

Tell your dev buddies to contact coin gecko and get this fixed. There's no reason we shouldn't be on here.

>>53933948
>a 10x on 100k

Thats a very bold and dangerous assumption that GRT will reach its ATH again

not seen a GRT thread this active since early 2021 something aint right

>>53934429
i noticed the same thing. it's really starting to feel like it's over

>>53934429
If its an "AI" coin, prepare for more activity because people like me that have never posted in a GRT will be posting because its an "AI" coin.

>>53934534
God I hate you new AI guys. I miss the old 2020 comfy grt threads.

>>53934463
>>53934429
Most people are just trolling the grt fags by parroting their gay it's over meme biz is boring now so I don't really blame them. Lowest # of posts in years recently

>>53934571
in all honesty i think it's because as anon said it's connected to the AI and people really start again to pay notice on GRT. the sweet delegation rewards are starting to look like reality slowly. i hope will give me couple days of lower prices now and my small bags will be loaded as much as i will buy this. average price is still way too high for me but got it down at least

>>53934602
You think people are actually buying? I feel like it's mostly people shit posting the grt general. I could be wrong but is this a real A.I. token? I know it's a big data token, but how much of an a.i. is it? How different is it from AGIX? Although I do see major gains with grt if they use their ai card properly.

>>53934534
Did you actually buy? Serious question

>>53934559
>I hate you new AI guys
Then how are you going to get to the big numbers on the right of the chart posted above without people like me? I was only offering you a narrative indicator data point. This is now my second post in a GRT thread.

>>53934708
Not yet. Always like the ideas behind it. Until recently, I thought it was a "Google" coin, not an "AI" coin. Hope to buy around .10 cents. I'm not trying to be a dick and mess up your thread, just trying to let GRT anons know about the power of narrative, as I am a prime example.

>>53933948
This is the only reason to buy this shit coin, elon moves markets.

>>53934679
i admit i know nothing about ai. but this doesn't seem to be ai but helps ai. some bigger brain anons explained it earlier and i am too retarded to even remember it all. i just keep buying and dca slowly and surely to get my baby stacks. delegate and forget and wait a couple years

>>53920486

>Was wondering around 3 mmonths ago if there were any good AI coins since they seem to be the most likely to explode within the next 6 months.
>Liked what I saw with RLC and bought a small bag.
>Felt like I should diversify more than just RLC.
>Have no idea where to look.

Thank you so much for posting that pic. Would recommend any of them specifically over the others?

>>53935322
checked and not sure fren, the reason i hold grt is b/c its over 1bn mcap, its almost fully diluted, and its guaranteed to hit at least 2 dollar and thats only if it doesn't catch on as a true a.i. token. i would let agix and fet cool off before investing in them.

>>53934679
>>53934739
AI need to be fed data, massive amounts of it.
Simply put, GRT is used to buy and sell data on a decentralized marketplace across ALL blockchains.
Also LINK is bringing web2 data on the blockchain.
Now I'll let you connect the dots.

>>53935444
checked, also wtf is with all these digits???

>>53933250
>CQT/Covalent
Sounds like a good buy, gotta keep buying the cryptos with low coin price like magic, Pivx or Sylo, coz they have a way of multiplying ones assets faster than the larger caps.
that’s big brain:)

All I know is that I buy $2000 worth every month of GRT and keep stacking. Got 125,000 so far and hoping to get to 250,000 before this shit rockets. I'm all in GRT.
Good idea bros? Any hints on what to do? Hopium please!

>>53935692
how do you afford 2k a month for grt? do you live at home or do you just have a good job?

>>53935692
Holy shit ranjesh, 2000 rupees could feed your whole village. Do not redeem benchod

>>53920486
>they will continue to try and persuade anons to not buy any graph simply b/c its against their best interest
Anyone who believes this deserves to stay poor. Don't fall for the "fud is bullish" shizo shit, anons.

>>53935765
Good job. Just keep stacking bros. I think I'm pretty poor so I really hope I see GRT at $2 one day so I can sell and chill.

>>53935801
>fud isn't bullish
t. retard
https://99bitcoins.com/bitcoin-obituaries/

i am poor as shit and managed to get 20k bag. i hope it will be enough in the future. tomorrow can throw my last 100 dollarinos at it and i am broke. i am done. i am finished. then just delegating and waiting

>>53929120
The delegation rewards will be nice.

>>53929823
Returning the favor.

>>53931359
Just ask here.

>>53935918
ill ask here, if you really know the devs, tell them they really need to improve on the artificial intelligence side of the token. i get that it may take time to figure out what, but they could get a partnership with chatgpt or dalle (prob not possible) or make a venture capitalist fund. honestly anything that shows the grt community is growing and values a.i. maybe marketing would be good as well emphasizing the utilization of a.i. to improve indexing, idk you are the smart one kek. everyone here will become super rich if the devs just did a little more (they are still doing a good job). i honestly just want to see old /biz/ fags come together

>>53931590
Glad others run spreadsheets here too. Gj anon.

it's over

>>53920746
Indeed it's over. I have moved to crypto payment project that offers simplicity in payment. Of course CryptMI app gives me what I like.

>>53935914
where do we delegate?

>>53931286
Yes.

holy fuck, shits falling off a cliff, i solded boys i am sorry. ill buy back when it dips more

>>53936686
Loads of ppl undelegated 28 days ago at the pump. Many taking profits I'd assume.

>>53936733
The only thing that scares me is that support looks like its about to fail and after this there's nothing underneath because its pumped from 10 cents.

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>>53936686
Looks like BTC about to dump again.

>>53936686
But the price is still more than double what it was only two months ago? May as well hold.

>>53936798
i know, but if btc dumps so will grt, i prefer to swing. i prob sold the bottoms with my luck...
>>53936791
I kind of feel like it is too

when they say its over its because they are loading you fool

>>53934571
>lowest # of posts
Buy signal if you ask me

>>53936888
holy checked!

>>53920486
Just remembered that I am bagholding Covalent lel

>>53936733
how bad will the next unlock be in 2weeks? anything to worry about?

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>>53936910
>autistic teen is shilling GRT, 25pbtid
i'll pass on this one

>>53937105
i only shilled grt in one post faggot (first one)

ive only got 15K gerts, what am in for EOY

>GAMBLED ALL MY LIFE WITH MY FOUR LEAF CLOVER....
>I CHECK THE PRICE AND I KNOW IT'S OVER...

>>53937067
unlocks do not matter anymore.

>>53920414
Bunch of clowns in the cryptoverse, see y'all need to expect the unexpected in this space, but hold onto your buys tight af. For one i'm stacked up with Link, BTC, ASTO, XRP in my dual-purposed sylo wallet, ready for whatever comes my way. But let's be real, the dudes making these statements could just be some futures or daily traders, but they should take a break already.

>>53936798
I'm holding onto mine. I staked away my GRT and UTK bag on Curve Finance and Maiar Dex respectively. These are good low caps that will give me enough profit after BTC halving.