/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.50045003]

I haven't really paid much attention to GRT over the last year but I'm watching Brandon Ramirez' research keynote from Graph Day and it's good shit so far.
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8fbUYRaiW8

[Anonymous No.50045429]

>>50045003
Oh fuck they're moving to Arbitrum, did I miss this getting discussed here?

[Anonymous No.50045458]

dam sun

[Anonymous No.50045543]

Doesn't matter, this is one of the shitcoins that gets to die in the bear market

[Anonymous No.50045592]

>>50045003
What is the value proposition of grt?

[Anonymous No.50045610]

>>50045543
that's not the conclusion I came away with from that talk with at all.

[Anonymous No.50045762]

>>50045429
It's been discussed in the generals for months.

>>50045592
Decentralized indexing of data based on developer specifications. Primarily smart contract events and other blockchain data, but some offchain capabilities as well which will be expanded in the future.

[Anonymous No.50045825]

>>50045762
time for me to start paying attention again i guess. very impressed with that talk.

[Anonymous No.50046146]

>>50045762
Have they improved performance and reliability? I know a lot of projects use the free version and I remember it always lagging behind or going down completely. Also, with the free version going away, will all of these existing projects just stop working unless they pay up?

[Anonymous No.50046455]

>>50046146
Performance and reliability are reportedly far better on mainnet, particularly because there's more redundancy. The delay in large-scale migration is largely due to the team making a number of adjustments to mainnet based on the feedback of early adopters. There's also configuration for what kind of indexing priorities customers want - cost, data freshness, economic security, ad what not. You should be able to get more details on the matter on discord.

[Anonymous No.50047759]

>>50045762
>>50046455
Thanks for the info, I appreciate it. It's a good idea in concept, we'll see how it works out long term.

[Minoosh No.50050350]

Hey sirs were mooning

[Anonymous No.50050382]

>>50045003
>Brandon Ramirez
What a 56% name

[Anonymous No.50050467]

>>50045003
>>50045429
>>50045458
>>50045592
>>50045610
>>50045762
>>50045825
>>50046455
>>50047759
>>50050350
samefag

[Anonymous No.50050523]

>>50050382
BraMires

[Anonymous No.50050572]

>>50050467
meds

>>50050382
go back

[Anonymous No.50051903]

>>50050350
sir you're drugs
please stop drugs is bad for you sir

[Anonymous No.50051919]

are these numbers accurate GRT bros? even if we hit 20 billion queries a day that is enough for me to live well in a 3rd world shithole

[Anonymous No.50052113]

>>50045592
Just like Subsquid, A decentralized data indexing solution for blockchains

[Anonymous No.50052165]

>>50052113
I am so god damn sick of you stinky sub squid shills. I’m here to inform you that your desperate shill job turns more anons away from your shit than turns them towards it. Now report that back to your telegram

[Anonymous No.50052232]

>>50052113
Unlike GRT, this handles off chain and onchain data like a breeze, I'd choose that shit once it support over grt once it supports etherum chain.

[Anonymous No.50052344]

>>50052232
This isn’t even fucking English. Your shilling is worse than your token

[Anonymous No.50052399]

>>50052165
Come on deep shit, you know it's good, You can tune in the ongoing dotsama Prague and see the demonstrations

[Anonymous No.50052544]

I have 40,000 of these smackeroonies.
Anyone care to tell me how much I'll be making at the next bullrun. Thanks

[Anonymous No.50052586]

>>50051919
Should be ok in the third world at 20b queries/day with 100k or more delegated to a particularly generous indexer, but you won't be living at an upscale apartment in a major city. The picture's assumptions about average query cost are also pretty optimistic.

20b/day is a 10x from the hosted service. A 100x would be better. A 1000x would be perfect.

[Anonymous No.50052636]

>>50052344
Only liberals are angry when you share your honest opinion. Oldfag shouldn't transfer their Roe V Wade aggression on anons

[Anonymous No.50053627]

>>50046455
I love graph and its data processing technology but I'm beginning to love it on Subsquid as they are helping projects with on-chain data management capabilities. Its light-weighted GraphQL server radically reduces maintenance costs and developers' hassle.

[Anonymous No.50053909]

>>50052586
do you believe a 100x or 1000x in queries can happen by 2025?

[Anonymous No.50053987]

Subjeets have been linked from their shill tg/discord
As usual, abandon thread, sage if you absolutely need to reply

>>50052113
>>50052232
>>50052399
>>50053627
It's high time you jeets killed yourselves already

[Anonymous No.50054319]

>>50053987

[Anonymous No.50054409]

>>50052399
Listening now. Its an interesting talk, and even has some functionality The Graph might benefit from, buuuuuut...
>total number of dapps powered is less than the number of subgraphs created daily in the graph protocol
>monolithic endpoint strategy a la covalent - but even covalent is moving away from that approach
>project is even less mature than subquery, its immediate dot-native competitor

Scaling all the functionality in a decentralized network is also going to be a difficult undertaking. There's a reason why Covalent is in development hell, and Subsquid's going to face similar hurdles with an even smaller war chest and less retail liquidity by virtue of building in the bear market.

The Graph has seemingly taken a more lean/incremental approach to things, but this allowed it to reach and dominate markets faster, secure necessary funding for the next several years, and reinforce and expand its value prop after doing so.

It's going to be a rocky uphill battle. I'd say you're holding extremely risky bags, but you are literally shilling a token that doesn't exist yet.

[Anonymous No.50054484]

>>50054409
Quality post anon, but these jeets (this jeet?) doesn't really give a fuck about it. I'd be surprised if it's not a bot honestly.
Also presearch did nothing wrong.

[Anonymous No.50054538]

>>50054484
I like a couple of those projects, but their bagholders shilled aggressively in GRT threads.

[Anonymous No.50054715]

>>50053987
last time jeets were raiding this board shilling GRT we pumped to $3

[Anonymous No.50054883]

>>50053909
If query volume grew proportional to subgraphs being built, I'd say a 100x is all but guaranteed. But query volume has reportedly slowed down in the bear market, while teams building has not.

Either we're in for a slow climb, or everything going absolutely vertical in a few years. We'll have a better view of things early next year. Sorry for the lack of a better answer.

[Anonymous No.50055149]

>>50054883
thanks bro

[Minoosh No.50057109]

Sup basterds good afternoon what's up

[Anonymous No.50057941]

Omega too ashamed to show his bitch face lmao. GRT is going under 10c and he'll pull out some massive cope.

[Anonymous No.50058999]

>>50057941
>grt dumping before i buy on the first
thank god

[Anonymous No.50059353]

I boughted more

[Anonymous No.50060396]

>>50059353
it's tempting. but last time I boughted it went from 15c to 10c within 3hours. I guess I will skip till some reversal is showin

[Anonymous No.50060537]

>>50060396
Just dca fren. Trading is a meme, you should be dcaing to get low buy average on something with strong fundamentals and then holding it for a very long time, probably 5 years minimum

[OmegaMaker !i6apW.sJiU No.50060640]

>>50057941
Not worried at all. I’m slurping.

Pic related purchase I made this morning

[Anonymous No.50060885]

>>50060537
yea. I am DCAing all the way up from 60c to $3.. and all the way down to 15c. AVG at 40c.. but i am tired boss

[Anonymous No.50061153]

>>50060885
I got lucky with my timing when I bought my 3090 in March 2021, since I mined all year and got the ROI in about 9-10 months before the mining profits tanked. Now I have a money printer although it only prints like 1/5th the amount of USD as before. On the flipside I get 100+ GRT every few days because of how GRT is trading against ETH. So I basically have a way of passively collecting free GRTs, it's adding up a lot faster now. I think I get 750-1000 GRT per month depending on how the math fluctuates between my mining and delegation rewards.

[Anonymous No.50061254]

>>50060885
Just DCA, I bought my link stack when it mooned to 1.20, then it was .40 for a year

[Anonymous No.50062848]

>completely tanking again for no reason at all
>worst performing alt in my folio for two years straight
It's all so tiring bros
I mean, I'm DCAing while we're below a dollar regardless so I'm glad I'm getting more bang for my buck
But man
It really feels like setting my money on fire