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>>24910956
I'll try to dumb it down. Stuff happens on Ethereum. Smart contracts emit a lot of data through functions, like token transfers, burns, mints, staking. The hard part is finding that data. If you ever needed to use it you wouldn't need to crawl through the project's smart contracts and build your own infrastructure to analyze, aggregate and transform the data into meaningful information. Graph does this for you, but it charges you data. Its subgraphs crawl through smart contracts waiting for data to be emitted in smart contracts and then puts it out for anyone to use. If I had to use a single sentence, it would be google for blockchain, but it's not entirely the same.

>>24911013
pic related. "working one way or another" means they still need the data Graph provides. I'm not sure I can really answer your concern, I guess you'll see it down the road

>The prices above DON'T TAKE into consideration market growth, When the crypto market grow from speculation then the Revenue VS Marketcap calculations also grow, Meaning if the crypto market x10 itself by next year then we might apply 1/500-1000 Revenue Vs Marketcap instead of 1/100 rightnow. This could mean we might see delusionally high price levels of GRAPH (and the whole space for example, See previous bullrun, There wasn't a single coin with non deluded valuation). I'm talking hundreds of billions circulated level (with 30-100% of GRT supply circulated by the beginning of 2023).
>Graph already has many clients, Meaning GRT will be forced to get its value on exchanges (Unless they go to offchain markets, Tho this "fud" can be applied to any coin from ETH to Link)
>Graph will integrate major layer 1 solutions by network launch
>In the first 6 months there will be only 12% of the supply circulating without a single VC/Private coin/Testnet rewards, From this 12% there's 66% portion of foundation tokens, Meaning only around 4% of the GRT supply will be available for sell, Meaning the buying pressure over the span of 6 months is likely to massively overcome the selling pressure leading to price surging.


*Of course high query fees prices might mean less use cases
*Of course Graph currently isn't integrated with all major Layer 1 solutions, I'm basing this off the team words here
*Of course things could get wrong and not as planned, This is a risk with every project with no exceptions

No baseless fud allowed.

>Graph is planning to grow from only indexing data to being all encompassing data firm, This show they're not content with only current success and will keep pushing this space and web3 from all fronts
>Just to show how bullish this project is, The public sale kept as secretive as it can get with the least shills i've ever seen for an ICO, Yet it ended up being x7 oversubscribed, The smart money is definitely in.

Most of my points are based on current level of adoption and use cases Graph has. This is the reality of this project.

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>>23500826