/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30342481
Chainlink and Graph.
I call it my yin and yang stack.
Web 3.0 is the future and this stack is the gateway which enables it.
Every viable project will interact with both of these projects.
Comfy af.

>>30222512
The yin and yang stack.
Based AF, OP. You will make it.

Ok so im looking at an indexer on thegraph.stake-machine.com and I see it lists all delegators who have delegated tokens to specific indexers as well as how many tokens they have delegated.
Cool right? Now here is what I cant figure out after looking up on indexer to see if theyd be a good choice.
A delegator with 59.7k tokens delegated has seen 0% unrealized yield, read, no GRT tokens whatsoever.
Meanwhile another delegator who has only put in 99 tokens has already seen 1.010% unrealized rewards.
>fucking how?

>>28701980
>> the graph is literally directly responsible for defi boom

The graph and chainlink.
Both are needed.
I hold both and couldn't be comfier.
I call it my yin and yang stack.

>>28638360
Because it grabs our attention.

Buy chainlink and the graph. Most important projects in crypto right now, all blockchains will interact/integrate with them in some way or another. Both go 100x from here within the next 3 years.

DeFi is impossible without these two coins.
All blockchains will have some involvement with both the Graph and Chainlink.
All eyes on these very important tokens.
It would be hard to argue that these aren't the two most important coins for the future of blockchain right now.
The yin and yang stack, gentlemen.
How much do you own of both?

How do you guys not see it? You are sleeping on obvious potential in these investment.

Two sides of the same coin, both are blockchain agnostic, both will be gateways through which all other blockchains and dapps go through.

And they're symbiotic. Chainlink and The Graph both benefit each other.

>>26428092
Chainlink and the graph aren't competition.
They literally both help each other out.
Chainlink just had an interview with the graph team just last week.
Holy shit your level of ignorance is astounding.

Here's the interview, maybe educate yourself before you open your mouth again you dumb fuck.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOS9g0rKP24&ab_channel=Chainlink

>>26420962
Yin and Yang.
Now web 3.0 can be built in full.
And you can bet your ex girlfriends sweet virgin butthole that institutional investors are going balls deep on "The Google of Blockchain."

Institutional investors are coming.
Web 3.0 is coming.
I'm....

I'm slowing trying to DCA my way to 100k, taking profits from other coins
I'm so comfy bros
WAGMI

>>25353168
link and grt are symbiotic.
The both benefit each other.
Eth is their mother.
With eth>link>grt, the cycle is complete.
The tech is finally available.
Now the devs can dust off their keyboards are start building, for the limits and restrictions have been removed.
The weights are finally off.
And now the next phase of evolution may begin.

Who did you delegate to, frens?
I picked dancube.eth

Its not one or the other. Both are essential pieces for the future of Blockchain.

Link = less volatile
Graph = more upside potential short/med term

Link + Graph. All u need to own.

Ur doing great OP

>demand GRT will be gone once they allow paying with stablecoins

I dont think u understand the function of a ERC-20 token. Transfer and call.

Paying with a stablecoin doesn't mean there is no longer GRT being moved around in the background.

Take the Link network for example, a customer can pay in dollars, but in the background its still the link token that makes the moves (transfer and call).

God please let me get one more good buy in at 0.50 and I'll go to church for the rest of my life.

god owning this thing is stressful

>pic related

>there are anons here who still haven't figured it out after four years

>>24981828
>>24981939
>>24981975
Chainlink and GRT are symbiotic.
Co- beneficial.

https://thegraph.com/blog/the-graph-chainlink-oracles

I haven't felt this comfy on /biz/ since 2016

>>24968112
it's symbiotic with chainlink, fren.