GRT weekend pump.

[Anonymous No.27751978]

Come on my fellow hldrs, make your predictions for this weekend pump ATH. I m for $1.02.

[Anonymous No.27752040]

>>27751978
1.14

[Anonymous No.27752139]

>>27751978
I have no doubt we go above $1 but I'm so scared whales will dump too.. Has there ever been a project where staking was locked so aggressively? 28 days, no rewards. You think about it three times before undelegating. It's the ultimate incentive to keep it locked up. I'm new to staking BTW please no bully.

[Anonymous No.27752242]

>>27751978
I think it's gonna be stable at a little over $1 by end of feb. It'll pump to 1.1 this weekend, get dumped to .9 and climb back up by end of feb.

[Anonymous No.27752308]

>>27751978
if you lived through link, this is the redux. prepared to be fustrated while everything else moons. our day will come but no gains without crabby suffering

[Anonymous No.27752364]

.94 this weekend
crab next week from .88 to .92
1.05 next weekend

[Anonymous No.27752423]

>>27751978
Little pump inbound but not worth selling for
I set a sell limit at $2 if by chance it hits that and I'll buy back after the crash

[Anonymous No.27752537]

$1000

[Anonymous No.27752563]

Was really hoping it would of gone down to .70 today so I could if bought in another 300$ but rip me and my 311 stacklet.

[Anonymous No.27752693]

Sell now. It's going down to 0.75 or lower. Don't say you weren't warned.

[Anonymous No.27752836]

>>27752423
>Thinking abouth selling
Never selling.

[Anonymous No.27752881]

>>27752139
DOT works like this..

[Anonymous No.27753580]

$1,03

Digis decide if true

[Anonymous No.27753775]

>>27752693
god I hope so, I need to buy more,

[Anonymous No.27753848]

$1,10

[Anonymous No.27753877]

>>27752693
god I fucking hope so, I can fill up more there

[Anonymous No.27754000]

Shill me on GRT copium

[Anonymous No.27754006]

>>27751978
$1.24

[Anonymous No.27754152]

>>27751978
I predict breaking through a wall at .90 but hitting another wall at 1.00. Pump stops at .99 this weekend but that's nothing to be mad at.

[Anonymous No.27754148]

>>27754000
>Data is exists in the blockchain in an unorganized fashion
>Dapp developers want to access this data
>Pre GRT they had to download the entire blockchain and then perform a linear search
>This problem becomes exponentially more complex if you want to join data.
>Say the difference between finding all men, all people age 40, or all people named John. Versus finding all people named John that are 40. The first example is hard enough, the latter would take ages
>GRT indexes the entire blockchain using what are called indexers (people with servers resources)
>They create queryable API that allow dapp developers to just focus on their dapp instead of creating a database
>Running servers isn't free
>Indexers get rewarded with GRT for hosting their servers as well as for processing queries
>Delegators signal to the network that an indexer can be trusted by staking GRT to that indexer
>Delegators get a share of that reward
GRT is needed as a currency to incentivized running indexing servers that process queries for dapps.

[Anonymous No.27754581]

Retard here:
Is it possible that I can set up price alerts for GRT somewhere? Like if it drops or rises 5% or 10% etc etc?

[Anonymous No.27754582]

>>27751978
98

[Captain Hooker !!IuTXoKZpCDk No.27754696]

>>27754581
Blockfolio does that really easily.

[Anonymous No.27754803]

Unless your gonna pump it to $1000 fuck off

Im not done accumulating. Sitting on a 500 poorfag stacklet

[Anonymous No.27754839]

>>27754581
Kind of, in binance you can set spot orders so you calculate a what the value of a 10% price drop is and then it makes te purchase atomatically.

[Anonymous No.27754857]

>>27754581
>retard

At least be more conspicuous about being a redditor.

[Anonymous No.27754910]

>>27752308
literally this
just HODL and WAGMI

[Anonymous No.27755201]

>>27751978
Easily retesting ATH paired against BTC. Seems to be some big resistance around .88, but it will break. Tomorrow night volume will pick up, capital from AAVE and ETH gains will move into alts like GRT LINK and some others probably like crv, 0xchain, polkdaX.

$1.05 by Sunday

[Anonymous No.27755315]

lol nobody in here even knows that the 1st wave of investors are subject to a 1 year no sell. Can't wait to see them sell on you apes.

[Anonymous No.27755364]

>>27752364
correct take

[Anonymous No.27755632]

>>27751978
We going Straight to $2.25.
This will be forever known as The Superbowl Pump

[Anonymous No.27755637]

>>27755315
Imagine saling the pornhub o blockchain.

[Anonymous No.27755715]

>>27751978
Weekend dump plz, at least tmw, just got my funds thru and my. bag. is. not. yet. full.
>inb4 you had 6 weeks
i was being distracted by all the shit going on over at /pol, plz forgive me

[Kayla !!Cuyuaa+OiLE No.27755811]

New silicone tiddies here I come

[Anonymous No.27755942]

>>27755637
ya ya ya the google of blockchain. The caddalic of crypto. PILE!

[Anonymous No.27755981]

>>27755811
If you are not gona be a EGirl then dont waste you GRT in silicone tiddies. Just hold for a few years.

[Kayla !!Cuyuaa+OiLE No.27756084]

>>27755981
I want to hold enough to buy a house for my mom

[Anonymous No.27756250]

>>27756084
Yeah you don't have nearly enough.. if you invest in some kneepads and let me use your holes however maybe you can get there over time

[Anonymous No.27756300]

Bump
>I can still buy GRT for less than $1
I can still buy GRT for less than $1
>I can still buy GRT for less than $1
I can still buy GRT for less than $1
>I can still buy GRT for less than $1

[Anonymous No.27756333]

>>27754696
I found that out seconds after asking that question. Thank you.

>>27754857
I'm not from reddit, just new to crypto.
Redditniggers must hang.

[Anonymous No.27756394]

I want to dump and rebuy at 77ish but I don't think it's gonna go down
Any swingies here?

[Anonymous No.27756444]

>>27756084
Post booba or get fuck out.

[Anonymous No.27756641]

>>27755811
You missed a call, don't pick it up if they call again.

[Anonymous No.27756720]

>>27756394
no bobo it will not go down. GRT investors are in for the long haul or at least until it makes a few bucks. GRT will be a dollar by the end of the week. Get in while you still can.

[Anonymous No.27756729]

>>27756084
>>27755811
You will never be a real woman. Seethe, dilate, and kill yourself.

[Anonymous No.27756788]

>>27752423
> sell limit
You're not staking?

[Anonymous No.27757156]

I'm a crypto noob, did some research and liked this one, so bought a $100 worth and hid the password from myself. Am I gonna make it?

[Anonymous No.27757188]

Comfy hold

[Anonymous No.27757219]

>>27754148
>>This problem becomes exponentially more complex if you want to join data.
>>Say the difference between finding all men, all people age 40, or all people named John. Versus finding all people named John that are 40.
This is not true. Finding all people named John in a table requires a table scan (sans indexing) which is O(n). Seeing which ones are also 40 by joining in a second table will lead to n expensive lookups, but that will only increase the size of big O, which remains at O(n). Complexity does thus not increase exponentially but linearly. However that line is steep enough that it matters.

[Anonymous No.27757559]

Alright I just got 1000 of them. If you can convince it will go up I may get 2000 more.

[Anonymous No.27757759]

>>27756729
That's a little harsh, just because she has small titties doesn't mean she's not a real woman. I mean, it's not like she's some kind of trannie, amirite?

[Anonymous No.27757776]

damn, down by .05 again...

[Anonymous No.27757815]

>>27757188
How does 33k sound?

[Anonymous No.27757868]

Bought at 79. Gonna swing it on Sunday.

[Anonymous No.27757871]

Just bought 100. Its not much but I'm a poorfag

[Anonymous No.27757896]

>>27757776
How does $0 sound?

[Anonymous No.27757912]

There's a fucken 2MM buy wall between us and sub-0.78 prices. I'm pessimistic that I'll get a chance to finish stuffing my bags below .80

[Anonymous No.27757949]

1K stacklet and rather new to crypto myself

how/why/when do i start staking?

[Anonymous No.27757977]

hello friends, new cryptonoob here, did a bunch of research on longterm hold coins and GRT and RBC seem like what I want. Whats the expected EOY? Not selling since I have a job I like but want to know what Im getting into

[Anonymous No.27758024]

>>27754152

[Anonymous No.27758073]

>>27757949
This is my question as well.

How long is it locked for?
How much is needed to be worth it? (Some anon mentioned like $5-10k) above

[Anonymous No.27758086]

>>27757977
>rubic
go away shill

[Anonymous No.27758088]

>>27752693
fuck yes please be true i need a few thousand dollars more

[Anonymous No.27758096]

>>27756394
I dont think its droping that low again unless a huge whale dump

[Anonymous No.27758101]

Thinking of swapping all my ETH for GRT

[Anonymous No.27758227]

>>27757949
when youve accumulated enough to make it worth while. with as little as 1k, id rather try risky coins that could yield x10 or x100 if youre lucky. swining would also help. 10k at the very earliest is when id consider staking, but only if i have a sizeable amount to keep trading regularly

[Anonymous No.27758240]

>>27758101
how much ETH do you have?

[Anonymous No.27758305]

delegating locks its for 28 days after the last day of delegation

not worth it for less than 5K irc

[Anonymous No.27758427]

>>27758240
About 20.
I'm thinking GRT is actually a better long term hold than ETH, because ETH is fucked by fees. I'm not sure if I'm willing to face the inevitable token unlock though. If not GRT I will probably just go into BTC.

[Anonymous No.27758529]

Everybody said dump mid week which turned to pump. Does this mean dump this weekend when everybody expects pump?

[Anonymous No.27758647]

>>27758427
i personally would not feel comfortable converting all that ETH. Maybe sell enough ETH to buy between 5-10k GRT and then delegate it?

[Anonymous No.27758775]

>>27758529

[Anonymous No.27758787]

Fuck. I know GRT pumps on the weekend, but it feels like it hardly dropped at all this week. Been wanting to buy a little bit more should I just get it now? I mean surely it wont break the weekend pump cycle now will it?

[Anonymous No.27758934]

>>27756084
You are gonna make it. Have faith and a steady hand.

[Anonymous No.27758989]

>>27758647
I already have about 10k GRT, it's not so much about increasing my stack as it is finding an escape from ETH. I'd prefer something more linked to Defi than daddy BTC. I thought of LINK but I think GRT has better growth potential. I will probably just buy in for now, there is still time before token unlock to sell anyway.

[Anonymous No.27759041]

>>27758787
Time to buy now. Or DCA like half now and half on the weekend in hopes it dumps.

[Anonymous No.27759089]

Should I dump $200 into this coin

[Anonymous No.27759127]

>>27757949
>>27758073
Not worth it to stake until you've got at least 5k, due to token burn and gas cost. Tokens are locked for 28 days once you decide to undelegate. see link below for instructions once you're ready:

https://stakingfac.medium.com/the-graph-staking-guide-5ec1455f4783

[Anonymous No.27759267]

>>27758787
>hardly dropped
It dropped .89 -> .72. I added to my stack during that time

[Anonymous No.27759332]

has a coin ever been shilled on /biz/ as hard as GRT?

[Anonymous No.27759374]

>>27759332
rbc

[Anonymous No.27759408]

>>27752693
Good I hope so. Need to buy high sell low

[Anonymous No.27759432]

>>27759332
Newfag

[Anonymous No.27759514]

>>27759332

[Anonymous No.27759528]

>>27752693
People keep saying this the entire week and the floor just keeps on rising.

[Captain Hooker !!IuTXoKZpCDk No.27759621]

Who has the picture of the mcdicks to software engineer clone explanation of delegating
I love my clone working my 2nd job 24/h a day for me
thank you clone
this is like $500 a month, good job.

>>27759332
Link

[Anonymous No.27759663]

>>27759267
Yeah. I knew should have fucking bought then, i was just hopeful it would still hit 60s wednesday or today.

[Anonymous No.27759704]

>>27751978
NO, please , it's only Friday so just wait until tomorrow. I have more money for GRT tomorrow

[Anonymous No.27759714]

>>27759621

[Anonymous No.27759827]

>>27755315
when does lockup period end

[Anonymous No.27759835]

>>27759704
Go poo on rubic instead

[Anonymous No.27759895]

Cycles getting shorter. Floor getting higher and higher.

[Anonymous No.27759997]

>>27759895
WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN

[Anonymous No.27760085]

>>27759997
i think it'll go parabolic randomly in the coming weeks followed by big correction

[Anonymous No.27760096]

all the flaws discussion in this thread has made me nervous in investing more aaa

[Anonymous No.27760158]

>>27759997
It means we're all going to be fucking stinking rich my friend.

[Anonymous No.27760178]

>>27759332
were you too early for link?

[Anonymous No.27760197]

>>27759621
How much are you delegating for those returns

[Anonymous No.27760252]

>>27759997
It means buy you you stinky rat

[Anonymous No.27760504]

>>27757977
dont buy rubic retard

[Captain Hooker !!IuTXoKZpCDk No.27760674]

>>27759714
thank you

>>27760197
30k
the returns vary between .40-.90/h. I was expecting .45 or so, so I welcome anything in my favor.

[Anonymous No.27760792]

This time last Thursday GRT was in the 50s

[Anonymous No.27760850]

>>27759827
Curator rewards vest every 3 months starting March 2021, Early team and advisors vesting ends July 2021 (this is the big one, like 25% of supply,) early sale tokens vest Oct 2021, Testnet tokens vest Dec 2021

[Anonymous No.27760862]

>>27752693
I actively cheer this shit on when its crashing, I buy every thursday.

[Anonymous No.27760928]

I already have 6k GRT, but I'm sitting on $2k I want to invest. Should I put it all in GRT or try out AAVE? NU is also looking good right now.

[Anonymous No.27761083]

>>27760928
GRT

[Anonymous No.27761128]

>>27751978
Enjoy having 8 billion coins dumped into circulation retards

[Anonymous No.27761145]

>>27757156
Yes. Check back in 3 years and you can buy a ps5

[Anonymous No.27761296]

>>27761128
thanks for bringing up the future supply increases we're all entirely aware of.

[Anonymous No.27761587]

>>27759997
How does 100 sound

[op No.27761745]

We need someone with trips to make meme magic.

[Anonymous No.27761947]

>>27759332
i'm new but holy shit you're new

[Anonymous No.27761956]

Trips

[Anonymous No.27761972]

>>27761745
Euros will be eating off the $1 menu when they sell for saturday morning breakfast

[Anonymous No.27761996]

Bought about 15 ETH worth

[Anonymous No.27762084]

>>27760674
Rewards used to be better. I was getting 4-5 an hour early January. Now 2-3 an hour. Too many people delegating.

[op No.27762426]

>>27762084
Shouldnt that stop big panic selling dumps from happening?

[Anonymous No.27762428]

>>27762084
GRT is worth more now though. You have to look at the $$$

[Captain Hooker !!IuTXoKZpCDk No.27763112]

>>27762084
GRT was half the amount in January. That'll continue to happen, ideally, and you'll have more GRT every day.

>>27762426
Yes and no. It does take GRT off the market, for 28 days - and most people with any amount of real GRT are going to delegate. The double edged sword from this will be people with smaller amounts of GRT (<5k) can flood the market and have a higher chance of influencing the market due to smaller amounts of circulation. They are less likely to delegate due to gas fees and returns not really being worth it.

but this is also what makes it a nice comfy stable coin, so it doesn't bother me. I wouldn't even mind if it stayed at $1 forever, so long as delegation rewards remained consistent. It'd just be one of my passive incomes. I'd accumulate enough to get roughly $800-$1000/m.

[Anonymous No.27763180]

>>27761947
cry about it nigger

[Anonymous No.27763233]

>>27761956
This isn't a get thread, fuckwad. Also, your price guesses are shite

[Anonymous No.27763323]

>>27763112
should I stagger my purchases to see if a retrace happens or should I just get them all now

[Anonymous No.27763422]

>>27755315
what did he mean by this
for normalfags who just buy it and hold it, that doesn't impact us, right?

[Anonymous No.27763602]

>>27757868
Swingcucks will only wish they hadn't after they fly too close to the sun and price themselves out.

[op No.27763617]

>>27763323
If the retrace doesnt happend and price keeps then you will be able to buy even less than if you buy now. So at least buy some now.

[Anonymous No.27763741]

>>27763422
idk what he meant or what he thinks it means
the indexers and freelance developers who were involved in the beta for this were paid in GRT, but many are locked in for 1-2 years. you need 100k coins to stake though.
god forbid bagholders dump and I stack 100k coins and start indexing

[Anonymous No.27763928]

>>27763180
S E E T H E
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[Anonymous No.27764136]

>>27757219
Nice. I actually wrote that pasta. Was never good at O complexity.

[Anonymous No.27764166]

>>27763741
I’m almost at 100k and after doing tons of research I don’t see indexing as worth it.
Once mainnet is packed with sub graphs you’ll be fighting with other indexers for queries. You can’t run this at home, you’ll need to run this in an indexer. From my cost analysis to get the proper hardware on bare metal or cloud you’re looking at near $1000 a month minimum. Not including running the archive node. Additionally depending on how many sub graphs you index you’ll need to pay ~$40-60 minimum in gas each sub graph each 28 days. If you have 20 sub graphs indexed that’s about $2000 a month. Not including all the time to admin everything

[Anonymous No.27764194]

>>27763928
sup reddit

[Anonymous No.27764674]

>>27764166
thats a 100 percent profit rate though, if I understand correctly

[Anonymous No.27764843]

>>27763112
People with 5k are a drop in the water. They can sell and it won't matter. Keeping the whales busy is kino though.

[Anonymous No.27764847]

>>27764674
That completely depends on how you value your time. Running an indexer is not a set it and forget it operation. I’m getting 20-30% apy just delegating.

[Anonymous No.27764983]

RSI indicates buy. It’s literally only going up from here lmao what a ride.

2k stack gonna take me to retirement in 5 years when this blows tf up

[Captain Hooker !!IuTXoKZpCDk No.27765001]

>>27763323
buy 1/5th what you can afford now
set limits for some below current to see if you catch some overnight, 3/5ths total, all at different price points going down. Don't set them for even ones like .75 do .751 or a bit above each full number.

Reserve 1/5th in case The Dip™ happens.

If no catch, reevaluate. If a big crash happens, just hold. Do not FOMO either way. This is a long hold. There are going to be dips likely when early backers can sell their stacks but nothing is guaranteed. All of this being said make sure you believe in the project before deciding this.

[Anonymous No.27765333]

This is the next LINK. FUCK I NEED TO STAY LIQUID FOR MY MOVE LATER THIS MONTH

[Anonymous No.27765350]

>>27764983
What's RSI?

[Anonymous No.27765505]

>>27765333
Compared to link it's way better. It took link years to get this high.

[Anonymous No.27765552]

>>27765350
Relative strength index. Determining if something is oversold or overbought. Typically overbought indicates bearish divergence and oversold is bullish.

As of rn it’s closer to oversold and the price is remaining steady. It’s going to pump again and we might see .9 by mid day tomorrow with possibility of 1 over the weekend

[Anonymous No.27765578]

>>27754148
I agree, no query no dapps!

[Anonymous No.27765692]

>>27759267
Nice 1. I was so pissed my buy order of .723 was missed by .003 cents.

[Anonymous No.27765728]

>>27765505
I'm just going to have to be happy with my baby stack right now. We are still stupid early after all.

[Anonymous No.27765803]

Whats next after cup and handle?

[Anonymous No.27765818]

>>27765552
But also worth noting, this isn’t a pump n dump tok. This is legit showing you the strength and promise. This is here to stay and will fucking explode. Get in now and stay in. Don’t panic sell, don’t freak, etc. This thing is here to stay and it’s going to make me very comfortable on the beach

[Anonymous No.27765881]

.9999

[Captain Hooker !!IuTXoKZpCDk No.27765897]

>>27765803
Massive pump or dump

[Anonymous No.27766012]

>>27765897
>t. retard

[Anonymous No.27766026]

I'm priced out...

[Anonymous No.27766032]

just to play devil's advocate
what would it take for this coin to fail?
US government outlawing defis and other associated decentralized networks?

[Anonymous No.27766070]

Bros is it worth becoming a delegator at a stack of 2k? I'm long hauling it and it seems like it would be the best move but I can't tell how much GRT I would actually generate over say, a year

[Anonymous No.27766133]

>>27766032
yeah i mean it pretty much cant fail because all of DeFi uses it and it cant be cancelled because its decentralised there is no single point of failure. GRT is here to stay and reside in the top 10.

[Anonymous No.27766155]

>>27760928
AAVE or GRT
AAVE will be 1k by EOM and GRT i would say 1-3$

[Anonymous No.27766278]

>>27766032
Yes

Google of blockchain

[Anonymous No.27766365]

>>27752693
this would be a godsend

[Captain Hooker !!IuTXoKZpCDk No.27766389]

>>27766070
2k would be like 200-300 GRT in a year.
It would take ~75-125 GRT just to cover the price of gas, and .5% to delegate. Not really worth it.

[Anonymous No.27766391]

>>27766155
GRT anywhere from 10-20 eoy

100-200 2y

5y.....? It’s going to be top 5 and here to stay

[Anonymous No.27766412]

>>27765818
Yeah I'm really glad I decided to put 70% of my folio in grt early on. This is giving me so much more leeway to invest in small market cap gems.

[Anonymous No.27766415]

Any reason/s for why the price will rise??

[Anonymous No.27766439]

>>27766155
GRT is not so know yet compared to AAVE. So GRT might have more potential short term.

Also, the daily chart from 21. Dec to now looks like a big cup that's going to break upwards. RSI on the daily is high but not overbought.

[Anonymous No.27766455]

>>27766032
even if government outlaws defi they're 100% going to create CBDCs which will need data constantly.

the only thing to make GRT fail is way better competition. Currently there's essentially zero competition and it's tough to even imagine what they could do better.

Maybe if indexers start sucking at servicing data you could worry a bit.

[Anonymous No.27766629]

we had a midweek minipoomp so I'm starting think the supposedly inevitable "weekend pump" isn't happening

Also I'm worried that there are too many retards getting into GRT and the price would be .20c lower if biz didn't shill it so much

[Anonymous No.27766693]

>>27766629
>the price would be .20c lower if biz didn't shill it so much
a few hundred anons with their babby 3k stacks don't do this.

[Anonymous No.27766809]

it's the same pattern as the first cup and handle

[Anonymous No.27766855]

>>27766455
I also thought gov would outlaw defi, before I understood that defi actually really leaves traditional banking and financial services in the dust.

It basically solves the counterparty-risk problem, much less collateral required, seconds instead of days, and so much less work. Will kill millions of jobs. Also, it's not anonymous at all. So it's both irresistible and manageable.

[Anonymous No.27766870]

>>27766629
its number 7 most held on coinbase

[Anonymous No.27766880]

>>27766415
Google of blockchain

[op No.27767045]

>>27766415
We will meme it into orbit.

[Anonymous No.27767050]

>>27766693
I post here. 600k stack. It’s not whale size but it’s decent I guess.

[Anonymous No.27767065]

>>27766455
Graph QL is very widely used and proven. It's genious to use it for the blockchain and and ipfs. Dapps need data, and some dapps would need A LOT of data.

For some dapps an own indexer is ok, but for many it's not. Also writing a custom indexer for large data can be very hard, expensive to run.

[Anonymous No.27767135]

>>27752242
Accurate

[Anonymous No.27767139]

>>27766809
does anyone else see a descending triangle on the 1h?
i used to trade forex but sucked at it. however I can't help but see that pattern right now

[op No.27767149]

>>27767050
Would you give me 380 so me, a poor nigger from south america can have a 2k stack?

[Anonymous No.27767253]

I'm staking 10k. Will I make it??

[Anonymous No.27767271]

>>27767149
I only have 600 grt. It was a joke. Hoping to delegate and get to 1k in a few years

[op No.27767478]

>>27767271
Im pretty sure that is not woth to delegate under 2k due to gas fees.

[Anonymous No.27767624]

>basically, it's the rune scimitar of blockchain

[Anonymous No.27767783]

>>27766855
Dubs of truth. DeFi will integrate into the FedNow payments network. CBDCs are absolutely coming. Deutsche Bank just released a report on digital currencies today comparing them to China's CBDC. They will be here in the next few years. Check out FedNow.

[Anonymous No.27767861]

I see an ascending triangle on the 4h. All it all, I think it will break to the upside. OBV is good, ETH has got a good run, RSI is not that strong, but it's just before the weekend.

[Anonymous No.27767951]

>>27766389
So how much is a good investment to delegate? I have roughly $7000 to invest in various markets in addition to the $6500 I already have. I'm not looking for financial advice, and I've done some research, but various crypto providers like interest through compound and aave or the graph's deligator job seem like good ways to invest long term, I just don't know how much startup I would really need to let them stew to generate actual revenue.

I guess that's more general but it seems like a few hundred GRT in 2-3 years time will be a lot more than $200-$300

[Anonymous No.27767955]

Worth buying 10k on Coinbase pro? Can’t make deposits on binance rn

[Anonymous No.27767958]

>>27766439
>>27766391
niggas nigga i'm on your side, GRT is great, thats why have so fucking much of it but AAVE is still a beast with lots of constant stable growth. Either one will make you $

[Anonymous No.27768010]

>>27767783
RH, GME and the problems with clearing houses showed what's in DeFi. In DeFi, everything is automatically cleared in the next block. That saves literally trillions of collateral.

[Anonymous No.27768179]

>>27767958
but AAVE is atm shilled on each and every pump Discord. GME afaik not atm. So GME has good potential short term. People will notice when it gets in the top 30, top 20 and THEN everyone will jump on it and shill it like crazy.

[Anonymous No.27768186]

>>27768010
Yup. This whole debacle with GME was proof positive that DeFi and crypto currency is the future.

[Anonymous No.27768205]

>>27767958
Too late to buy in to aave; less reward for higher risk and slower growth. Grt will catch up and surpass eventually

[Anonymous No.27768317]

>>27768179
*) GRT, not GME

[Anonymous No.27768353]

>>27751978
1.21

[Anonymous No.27768368]

>>27767624
this is what I needed to hear.

I'm all in.

[Captain Hooker !!IuTXoKZpCDk No.27768489]

>>27767951
5k GRT minimum 10k ideal
5k GRT is ~2 GRT a day

The problem is you'll likely want to invest more in GRT in the future, and every time you want to delegate, you pay the full price in gas fees. So doing one lump delegation is better than multiple small ones. Waiting a month or two to put in 10k GRT vs putting in 5k GRT now would be more beneficial.

[Anonymous No.27768527]

straight to 1.20

[Anonymous No.27768595]

>>27753877
>>27754000
>>27755811
>>27756300
>>27756333
trip
>>27756444
trip
>>27756788
>>27757188
>>27757977
>>27758088
>>27763422
>>27764166
>>27765333
trip
>>27766133
>>27766155
>>27766455
>>27766855
>>27767955
checked. kek will bless grt with ath

[Anonymous No.27768655]

>>27768489
So, you pay 1st in gas fees before you delegate, and after 28 days, the tokens get undelegated automatically? How does this work?

[Anonymous No.27768680]

Are we the standard?

[op No.27768689]

>>27768595
Holly meme. Prise KEK.

[Anonymous No.27768754]

>>27768680
No. But GRT will revolutionize crypto.

[Anonymous No.27768790]

>>27768680
Yes.

[Anonymous No.27768833]

>>27768754
why? best memes on the mongolian cartoon forum?

[Anonymous No.27768916]

I've been playing on buying more since last week but it hasn't dipped to .68 like people said it would. Is .80 the new floor?

[Captain Hooker !!IuTXoKZpCDk No.27768918]

>>27768655
No. You remain with the indexer till you undelegate or the indexer stops for whatever reason. As soon as you undelegate, you have to wait 28 days before you delegate or transfer or trade or do anything with your crypto. This ensures people with fat stacks can't dump, and it also ensures the security of the network. As long as you remain with the indexer, you keep accumulating.

If you wanted to put more in the indexer, or with another indexer, you have to pay gas fees again. Similarly, of you undelegate and want to move, you pay gas fees to connect to another indexer.

[Anonymous No.27768927]

dont get priced out lads, this isnt gme its btc.

[Anonymous No.27769136]

How many GRT to eventually enter 6 figure hell?

[Anonymous No.27769213]

>>27768918
how much ETH do I need for gas fees with 5K GRT? or 10K for that matter

[Anonymous No.27769247]

>>27769136
100,000

[Anonymous No.27769264]

>>27768595

I'm all fucking in

[Anonymous No.27769352]

>>27768918
the indexers can release you without you having to wait the 28 days too I think

[Anonymous No.27769368]

What happens if one indexer gets an overwhelming majority of delegated GRT, are there potential issues like a feedback loop down the line if p2p just becomes the only indexer due to rewards? I guess I need to do more reading but I don't know if having a variety of indexers is necessary or crucial for GRT's health or not.

[Captain Hooker !!IuTXoKZpCDk No.27769537]

>>27769136
20k-30k should hit low six figure hell in a couple years assuming GRT hits $5 which is fairly high, little sooner if you continue to accumulate and delegate and get to 50k-100k.

>>27769213
https://www.gasnow.org/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJvzNICwcwc&feature=emb_title&ab_channel=Ethos

depends on time of day and day of week and how busy the network is at that time. Probably like $20-$70, can't really estimate.

>>27769352
That's true, so you usually want to pick a good one, but the more "risky" ones offer higher rewards.

[Anonymous No.27769666]

Chainlink has now been in the top 10 "for ages". That validates GRT price a lot. While Chainlink specializes on oracles, GRT specializes on queries.

If LINK can have that valuation, then GRT can have it, too!

Link Chainlink, GRT is chain-agnostic.

[op No.27769698]

>>27769368
Indexers have a useful delegation cap, if you delagete more than it has avelable then you only recive revard of port of your delegation. If the cap is 100 and you delegate 500 ten you are waisting 400. You will need a big hardware investment before rising your indexing cap so its unlikely.

[Anonymous No.27769794]

>>27769666
Satan confirms

[Anonymous No.27769860]

>>27766415
Non meme answer:
They will be integrating additional Level 1 blockchains in the coming months.
This means dapps not built on the Ehtereum blockchain will be able to utilize the graph. This leads to an increase in queries and thus an increase in the value of the graph project and it's tokens.
Announcements will come in a few months, along with addtional tokens being released into the market.

[Anonymous No.27769862]

>>27767955
Anyone?

[Anonymous No.27769930]

>>27767955
I think so. I'm 5k in. Even if you swing next week you may get 1-2k in returns.

[Captain Hooker !!IuTXoKZpCDk No.27769937]

>>27769368
Multiple indexers are invaluable to the health of GRT, and unlikely for p2p to be the only one people use. They are just popular because they have a very fair return and good reputation. It only takes 100k GRT right now to create an index, but like the other guy said there is a delegation cap for them. If an indexer is full, another index needs to be opened or used instead. People won't use your index if you aren't offering at least some reward.

I would highly suggest reading their docs on their website on indexers, curators, and delegates, and how that hits a "customer".

[Anonymous No.27769958]

Current market cap is 1b. How high do you see this go biz bros?

[Anonymous No.27769997]

>>27769862
why not???

[Anonymous No.27770000]

>>27769862
obv

[Anonymous No.27770057]

>>27769958
1 trillion. fuck centralized search engines.

[Anonymous No.27770072]

>>27769958
similar to LINK

[op No.27770189]

>>27769958
Tis is going to be like TESLA. Market cap stimates are futile.

[Anonymous No.27770223]

>>27768833
It allows developers to quickly index on chain. It will completely change how dapps are developed.

[Anonymous No.27770295]

Can we get some decent FUD copypasta? I need the price lower to finish accoomulating my sui stack

[Anonymous No.27770405]

>>27769930
>>27769997
>>27770000 checked
Thanks bros, usually use Binance but not going to be able to make deposits for another 4-5 days. .82 is the floor now, right?

[Anonymous No.27770503]

.825 seems to be the breakout number, and negotiation is almost done

[Anonymous No.27770625]

Planning to buy another 100 GRT soon.

[Anonymous No.27771287]

>>27752364
Pullback to at least 0.55-0.65 when bitcoin shits the bed, don't forget to take profit along the way so you can fill your bags again.

[op No.27771307]

>>27770295
Nope.

[Anonymous No.27771369]

Why don't it go way up or way down yet? I'm feeling dopamine withdrawl

[Anonymous No.27771392]

>>27771287
lmao cope more swingie

[Anonymous No.27771467]

>>27771392
Sure will, but with a bag twice as big.

[Anonymous No.27771874]

>>27771392
he>>27771287 might be right
ive just been chilliing waiting to see if it breaks out from the pattern its been building before hopping in

[Anonymous No.27771912]

I only hold 3200 grt

fml

[Anonymous No.27771921]

>>27771369
>he doesn't get a dopamine hit every time he looks at his portfolio because he knows in 10 years he will be able to retire
ngmi

[Anonymous No.27772288]

How the hell do I set limits in Coinbase? All the good buy times are when I am asleep or at work.

[Anonymous No.27772322]

>>27772288
cb pro

[Anonymous No.27772400]

>>27772322
But do I now have to transfer all my money to pro?

[Anonymous No.27772409]

>>27771369
The longer it stays comfortable the more it shows staying power

[Anonymous No.27772595]

>>27772400
Better off for it

[Anonymous No.27772690]

GRT has now been outperforming crypto total market cap for half a day (check our own time frames you find relevant). Dyor on TradingView.

That's a good sign! It means something is brewing...

[Anonymous No.27772705]

I CAN'T TAKE THE CRABBING ANYMORE

[Anonymous No.27772761]

80 cent stable coin.
this is bullshit.
it's been stuck at 80 for a whole 24 hours now
why the fuck isn't it $8 yet????
you fuckers lied to me

[Captain Hooker !!IuTXoKZpCDk No.27772894]

>>27772761
grt being a stable coin is a good thing because of how delegation works

[Anonymous No.27772982]

>>27772400
once you go on coinbase pro logged in from your coinbase account you will automatically be logged in. Once you are you can go to withdrawl and theres the option to withdrawal money from normal coinbase account. Coinbase pro fee's are a lot cheaper and is a overall better platform.

[Anonymous No.27773265]

ITS THE GOOGLE OF BLOCKCHAIN

NO MORE 82 CENT SHARES

YOU LOSE ACCUMULATORS

[Anonymous No.27773392]

IM in GRT for the long hold. But i do also worry that its only going to take off if they can keep the price low...which for us isn't good. Yes its good tech, but no dev is gonna touch it if it hits $5+. Please prove me wrong though i need the copium

[Anonymous No.27773465]

>>27772982
Is it instant on pro?

[Anonymous No.27773532]

>>27773392
Do you understand what decimals are? They don't need to buy whole GRT tokens. And the query fee is set by indexers. Fees will be roughly $0.0001 per query.

[Anonymous No.27773554]

>>27773392
ive had this concern too

[Anonymous No.27773559]

>>27773392
Welll that would suck.. why even buy it if it sits at $3 forever?

[Captain Hooker !!IuTXoKZpCDk No.27773626]

>>27773559
To delegate it.

[Anonymous No.27773644]

>>27773465
yes just log in

[Anonymous No.27773782]

>>27773532
Keeping fees that low will still require that they keep the cost per coin affordable for developers.

[Anonymous No.27773788]

>>27773532
To add onto this it's actually in everyone's best interest that the price of GRT increases. If you're a developer your 5000 stack of GRT is now worth more and you can afford more queries, and obviously indexers, curators, and delegators want the price to increase.

[Anonymous No.27773794]

>>27773554
well, but that's nonsense. This who build the subgraph and run the service set the prices. They'll set the prices according to supply and demand and so that they make a cut. That's totally independent of the price of GRT.

[Anonymous No.27773968]

>>27773392
>Blockchain 3.0 technologies move beyond cryptocurrency and smart contracts to revolutionize a broader range of social applications including government, health, arts, and culture (Swan, 2015).

[Anonymous No.27773995]

>>27773788
Problem is most developers wont buy this at the moment. Its a catch 22

For developers to buy in, the price needs to be affordable enough. Even if they buy in now, any new projects in the future will get priced out, which will impact uptake on the project.

For investors to profit, it needs to increase in price. If it stagnates to stay affordable for developer use, investors will bail since its not worth their time

[Anonymous No.27774321]

>>27773995
mhmm, you are really not getting it

[Anonymous No.27774357]

>>27773995
The price of the token is irrelevant as long as the fee query stays cheap i.e $0.0001 per query. There is 18 decimal points in GRT why would the price of the token being $100 be a problem?

[Anonymous No.27774512]

>>27773644
Is there a cost to doing that?

[Anonymous No.27774566]

>>27774357
>be me, developer
>buy 5000 GRT for use in my project
>All good pretty happy
>Whale mccuntface drops his load and tanks the market
>my 5000 GRT is suddenly worth 1/10 what it was
>Can't afford to run enough queries to serve my project

How do they counter this?

[Anonymous No.27774651]

>>27773794
oh yeah.
the indexers have exclusive control of almost all aspect
its the delegators who are at their mercy for interest.
this is why the indexers can change your commission rate to 0 percent mid operation

[Anonymous No.27774757]

>>27774566
With ya chant from 2 weeks ago:

>Write app for Ethereum
>Wan to look up data on Polkadot exchange
>Oops literally impossible
>Holy fuck retarded can't even release app now
>Have to write app for Polkadot that fetches this data and serves
>Have to write way to fetch data from Polkadot app from Ethereum
>Perhaps using third party server or similar
>GRT
>Indexes data from all blockchain
>Integrate GRT into Ethereum app
>Search "data Polkadot"
>Get data from Polkadot blockchain
>Based

Good fud graphite. 2n best so far

[Anonymous No.27774798]

>>27774566
this is why indexers exist. they have already taken the risk, and they provide the service for the data the dev needs at a much lower cost regardless of what the price is

[op No.27774857]

>>27774566
So you will need moby dick to sell dirt cheep and to everyones else to fud and panic sell. How grt beeing cheep even prevents that?

[Anonymous No.27774983]

>>27774566
I don't have the answer for that scenario. It's a good question though. You should ask them on the forum or on discord. I'd be interested in hearing their response. Of course your scenario can happen at any price, even now at 80 cents could drop to 40 cents

[Anonymous No.27775008]

>>27774512
You are a big boy now that is using his money to invest in high risk assets. Learn to find the answers to your most pressing answers yourself or you'll get burned.
https://help.coinbase.com/en/pro/managing-my-account/funding-your-account/how-to-transfer-funds-between-your-coinbase-pro-and-coinbase-accounts

[Anonymous No.27775049]

IT'S GOING DOWN I REPEAT IT IS GOING DOWN

[Anonymous No.27775063]

>>27774566
as a developer (api provider), you do not need to buy GRT. You earn GRT! Sure, so your income is a bit volatile, but you set your prices based of some moving average and keep your margins to make up for the uncertainty.

[Anonymous No.27775089]

>>27766693
jokes on you i only have 500 grt

[Anonymous No.27775278]

IT'S GOING CRITICAL

ACCUMULATORS HAVE LOST ALL CONTROL

[Anonymous No.27775320]

>>27754148
This is a good explanation. Thanks fren