so this is what the earliest google investors felt

[Anonymous No.25144743]

back in 1992 when the google ipo was just released i bet you fudders' parents were spewing the same shit you're spewing now
>website not needed
>why pay to search something?
>go back to geocities, you square homo
>this is NOT the GRT of the internet
>high market cap already, buy bing instead
fast forward to today and google is the biggest company in the world
this is what GRT is, the future's biggest crypto
bitcoin is the internet as grt is google, ethereum is microsoft, monero is duckduckgo and xrp is pets, who cares what your yahoo or askjeeves are, literally everyone only uses google now like how literally everyone will use only grt in the future

[Anonymous No.25144799]

>>25144743
based just bought 10,000 more

[Anonymous No.25144820]

Bought at ICO sold at 0.48$, It's overvalued and i'll buy more at sub 0.09$.

[Anonymous No.25144824]

I sold at .45, but i hope you anons make it.

[Anonymous No.25144910]

>>25144820
good plan.. this shit is going sub 20c where it belongs

[Anonymous No.25144966]

>>25144743
The absolute state of these grt retards
Google was founded in 1999
Grt is not and will not be the google of blockchain

[Anonymous No.25145205]

>>25144820
>>25144910
>>25144966
imagine being this retarded

[Anonymous No.25145370]

>>25144820
sure you did buddy. sure you will.

[Anonymous No.25145394]

Chainlink is used to get real world data onto the blockchain.

the blockchain (Ethereum) is used to store that data immutably, and is always on and accessible

The Graph is used to get data off the blockchain and back into the real world, where people can use that data to make decisions or actions off of it.

That’s it. The holy trinity of crypto. Data onto and off of the chain. We were missing the final link, and now that the graph is here, we can buy all three.

[Anonymous No.25145490]

>>25144743
C O P E
O
P
E

[Anonymous No.25145611]

.40 is the bottom.

[Anonymous No.25145832]

>>25144743
Go back to discord faggot

[Anonymous No.25145847]

>>25145394
And if Bitcoin completely crushes ETH?

[Anonymous No.25145881]

>>25145205
Let them be. more for us. 120k. trying to get to 300k. if i get there i'm gonna flip half my grt into btc and eth and retire in a few years.

[Anonymous No.25145886]

>>25144743
lmao no.

you're going to bleed out 80% in Q1.

wait for glitch 1/11.

[Anonymous No.25145908]

>>25145847
Am an ethfag, but BTC is store of value. No fucking doubt about it. BTC 1m, eth 100k in a decade. cap it.

[Anonymous No.25145935]

>>25145908
i dont believe you but i just bought another ETH just in case

[Anonymous No.25145941]

Yet to see arguments against this:

>Graph team said the plan is to accept payments with stable coins in the future, meaning GRT demand will decrease by a lot as query fees won't be settled with GRT
>Currently zero revenue
>Project will only open the possibility to generate any revenue only by Q2 2021, And mass revenue could only occur assuming that i would be proven wrong on point below
>No guarantee that their current users will move to the decentralized network which they would require to pay fees per query
>Massive curator rewards will be released in March (200K each), Curators are the ones who initially drove the price to sub 0.12$ on the first day on exchanges (Nearly every curator got 1K at ICO price as a reward), Validators/Curators/Indexers etc etc. generally take profits no matter what, When an event like this happen the price tanks in nearly all cases
>Price per query is yet to be known, High speculation on indexing value proposition
>Already hit 8B marketcap assuming the supply of the next 2 years in circulation, 5B of the next 5 months supply
>Normies already know about it, It's on all exchanges so there won't be catalyst for pump after it'll consolidate
>Their current centralized product is buggy, Do you remember how many times Uniswap and CMC went down/Barely reloaded? It's because of The Graph network
>Competition may arise
>Indexing isn't as fundamental as oracle/layer 1 meaning that not all dapps/exchanges will need to use it
>Graph protocol is very bad for fast paced uses like prediction markets

The Graph is more speculative than not and it's not at attractive price to justify the shills.

[Anonymous No.25145959]

>>25144743
>website not needed
kek

[Anonymous No.25146042]

>>25145941
>>Graph team said the plan is to accept payments with stable coins in the future, meaning GRT demand will decrease by a lot as query fees won't be settled with GRT
source on this fud? i literally will not read a single more line because the first one is invalid

https://thegraph.com/blog/the-graph-grt-token-economics

>Protocol Sinks & Burns

>A portion of protocol query fees are burned, expected to start at ~1% of total protocol query fees and subject to future technical governance. The aforementioned deposit tax that is incurred by Curators and Delegators withdrawing their GRT is also burned, as well as any unclaimed rebate rewards

[Anonymous No.25146063]

>>25144743
suicide stack? make it stack?

[Anonymous No.25146099]

>>25146042
It's part of the team vision going forward

[Anonymous No.25146120]

>>25144820
>Bought at ICO sold at 0.48$,
post sell order.

[Anonymous No.25146136]

>>25146099
didn't they say a stablecoin payment option would route the purchase through a marketbuy of grt?

[Anonymous No.25146142]

>>25146099
would you look at this fucking nigger retard
>kept it out of launch because of schedule
>at launch the network will only support grt fees
>open governance discussions
are you a nigger anon? can you understand english?

[Anonymous No.25146147]

>>25146099
oh fuck, you mean the graph is going to get even more usable?

[Anonymous No.25146155]

>>25146099
You misunderstood what the fuck he even said

[Anonymous No.25146161]

>>25146136
the implementation literally does not fucking matter as this message is pure speculation by yaniv and this thing does not exist, and if it ever will, GRT holders will get to vote on it

[Anonymous No.25146166]

>>25146099
anon, i..

[Anonymous No.25146191]

>>25146136
For now yes. The plan is to add settlements with stablecoins in the near future.

>>25146147
No it means the demand for GRT will die. "token not needed" fud will get more validity.

>>25146142
You don't make any sense

[Anonymous No.25146208]

>>25146161
What you said is highly speculative. Fact is IT'S a a part of the team vision to add stablecoins settlements.

[Anonymous No.25146214]

>>25146191
this is the point where i stop replying to you, godspeed, good luck with your fud on the next thread

[Anonymous No.25146286]

>>25146208
Can you post proof that you got in the ICO?

[Anonymous No.25146363]

>>25146191
do you seriously think the graph's alpha and omega would compromise the project? The guy wrote 4 lines. If stablecoins ever become feasible for paying the query fees, I'm sure they'd limit it somehow in order not to sabotage themselves. Your argument is logical, but it's also something a 5-year-old would be able to point out. There's no way the guys in top positions wouldn't see the potential catastrophe in allowing stablecoins to pay the query fees.

+he has to give vague answers a la "we might possibly consider it maybe" not to cause any turmoil.

[Anonymous No.25146387]

>>25146191
You are retarded but I hope you have a merry Christmas.

[Anonymous No.25146594]

>>25144743
lool based

[Anonymous No.25146779]

>overdelegating is possible
What the fuck lmao

[Anonymous No.25146844]

I can't understand the purpose of launch and pay indexors or curators with GRT if the team doesn't expect that consumers doesn't pay with GRT.

[Anonymous No.25146857]

>>25146779
yeah im out

[Anonymous No.25146877]

>>25146779
it protects against the "skin in the game" issue

indexers have to be personally responsible for a certain percentage of their total stake (includes delegators)

[Anonymous No.25146879]

>>25146779
Its possible in cardano too
The rewards just dilate lmao, its better than completely blocking delegations, that way if someone undelegates youre still in

[Anonymous No.25146912]

>>25146779
ffs who was that stupid
now i have to undelegate because the retards that actually crossed the capacity won't notice it for months to come

[Anonymous No.25147099]

>>25146779
https://graphlets.io/
This shows the delegation capacity of each indexer.

[Anonymous No.25147149]

>>25144743
Just made my first accumulation purchase.

[Anonymous No.25147193]

really curious, not trying to fud but when do you guys realistically see this going back to 0.7? it's been crabbing at 0.4 past couple days, no?

[Anonymous No.25147471]

>>25147193
Perhaps in the first or second week of January. GRT dumped following the market days ago. The annual pre-Christmas dump + the XRP shitstorm. We'll get back to business after new year.

[Anonymous No.25147548]

lol it seems the same guy or guys are posting the same fud in every single GRT thread. Guess what? I'm not fucking selling. Let me ask any anons reading this:

Do you use ethereum apps? If so, then you already use Graph every single day.

Uniswap? Aave? Yearn? Sushi? Compound? Whatever it is, chances are it uses the Graph in some way or another. Graph is essential infrastructure for ethereum apps, much like Chainlink and Ethereum itself.

In july they were processing 60 MILLION queries a day, and the growth rate is exponential so that's probably a lot higher now, I'm guessing 100 million plus. Every single ethereum app pays Graph for their data.

Now here's the best part. Graph is in the process of decentralising, which was the purpose of this sale + mainnet. Indexers and curators (people who are providing data to projects like Uniswap) will now need to buy GRT and stake it. Projects like Uniswap will now need to buy GRT to pay for queries. And people who do neither of the above can delegate their GRT, staking it with an indexer and earning passive income.

Don't make the mistake of thinking, this has pumped already. I am too late. This is unironically the only project that has come close to link, in terms of scaleability and broadness of use case. Not buying this here is like not buying Link after it pumped from $0.11 to $0.4

[Anonymous No.25147569]

>>25144743
OK now THIS is absolutely EPIC!!! Buying 100k more!

[Anonymous No.25147769]

lol $0.10 by end of year

[Anonymous No.25147793]

>>25144743

Please explain how it's google of crypto I don't see it

[Anonymous No.25147886]

>>25147793
Scroll up, Sandeep. It's literally there, you lazy fuck.

[Anonymous No.25147899]

>>25147793
Someone said it while shilling it...so it must be true. Everyone after just parrots it without knowing what it means lol

It's like when Sunny said that Vchain was partnered with McDonalds, when all he did was take his team to eat at McDonalds and take a picture in front of one. Saddest shit ever.

[Anonymous No.25147902]

When people telling you to buy and hodl a x13 ICO coins and x30 for VCs, when the holders are sitting at 70K comfortably. They gon eat too buddy. guarantee $0.10

this is nowhere near google, they last time i check I am not using Grt for any services as normies. Stop telling people your fairy tales bum delusional holders

[Anonymous No.25148146]

>>25147902
dou you try so hard fudding other posts or just GRT?

[Anonymous No.25148480]

>>25147569
Post buy order

[Anonymous No.25148535]

>>25144743
I got my bag.

[Anonymous No.25148838]

>>25146208
>It’s a part of the team vision, just look at this screenshot
>”the decentralized community can vote if it if they want”

Your own photo BTFOs you

[Anonymous No.25148927]

>>25146136
Yeah but this nigger was too dumb to dyor before he had to run his midwit mouth

[Anonymous No.25149049]

TEN
BILLION
TOTAL
SUPPLY

>seven months ago I didn't even care about crypto or stocks and now I'm laughing at fags for buying a shitcoin while leling at queers who bought shitstocks like baba

kek, what a world. BUY SILVER.

[Anonymous No.25149063]

>>25149049
>admits he's a brand newfag who doesn't know anything
>thinks total supply is a big deal
yep, checks out.

[Anonymous No.25149172]

>>25149063
>he thinks MCAP vs. supply isn't a big deal
>believes his random shitcoin can plausibly go to 10 trillion mcap and he'll be rich
>doesn't know how to capitalize because he's a post-2017 newfag from youtube/twitter

Keksicle.

[Anonymous No.25149274]

>>25149049
>10B total supply is a lot
Sigh. Newfags are so fucking exhausting.

[Anonymous No.25149280]

>>25149172
cope

[Anonymous No.25149319]

>>25149274
Been on 4chan longer than you, you post-2017 fag.

>10b supply is a lot

I don't know, ask the RSRtards. Your shitcoin is overvalued and going to zero.

[Anonymous No.25149330]

>>25149280
>stinky

Not a good argument.

[Anonymous No.25149338]

>>25149330
cope

[Anonymous No.25149435]

>>25149319
>I've been on this Mongolian basket weaving forum longer than you fags, therefore my opinion is the truth and I need not to research on new projects and the changes in the crypto market as a whole

[Anonymous No.25149458]

Whales moving on you fags. Follow this or rip.

[Anonymous No.25149561]

>>25146099
How is this FUD? They should have options for every currency. They can still burn 1% GRT.

[Anonymous No.25149564]

>>25145941
Always these fully diluted arguments, and alesys compared to links non fully diluted valuation some how, I wonder why they onlynuse GRTs fully diluted, but when they compare it to other cryptos they don't use their fully diluted valuation, it's like they are purposefully trying to make it sound over priced.. Strange why would someone do that, makes one think.. hmm..

[Anonymous No.25149589]

>>25149564
Someone post a chart of all crypto FDV and GRT's ranking. Gonna go jerk off.

[Anonymous No.25149645]

>>25149338
What are the rewards like for delegating?

[Anonymous No.25149834]

>>25149645
I'm getting about 100GRT a day which is about 9% annually, assuming the price of GRT stays the same.

[Anonymous No.25149845]

THIS IS FUCKING FANTASTIC!!!
MY PORTFOLIO IS FULL OF BASE
KEEP AN EYE TARDS

[Anonymous No.25149871]

whales ruined another good project, move on.

[Anonymous No.25149897]

Can Trump hurry the fuck up with those checks this dip ain't gonna live forever

[Anonymous No.25149914]

Still trying to stay alive with fucking shitty coins trading? Kek, reckted with modern Base, go hoome tards

[Anonymous No.25149969]

nice volume very bullish

[Anonymous No.25150143]

>>25147193
Everyone has to wait for the year to end + more stimulus/covid/vaccine news. This whole thing started on the 21st when the virus mutated and stocks all over the world dipped from people freaking the fuck out. 2020 is busted, there is no point paying attention to crypto until 2021.

[Anonymous No.25150203]

Lol this is the most cringeworthy bagholder cope

[Anonymous No.25150209]

>>25150143
2020 has always been busted, my question is where do you see the market at EOY 2021?

[Anonymous No.25150224]

>>25144743

[Anonymous No.25150363]

>>25149338
How do you do delegate ..?

[Anonymous No.25150415]

>>25146363
why would they care? they are getting paid regardless if its grt or stablecoin. in fact im sure they would prefer stablecoin since the price is, well, stable. would you really want your company revenue to be determined from a volatile fluctuating token price?

[Anonymous No.25150870]

>>25150415
It's going to be stablecoins which will be converted to buy GRT on market price

[Anonymous No.25150969]

>>25150363
https://network.thegraph.com/ but dyor on the indexers and how it all works

[Anonymous No.25151355]

based

[Anonymous No.25151441]

>>25149458
>free signals sirs very very good profit guaranteed
it's very bullish. Means they're almost done accumulating and going to rekt shorters. Source on the group?

[Anonymous No.25151451]

>>25144743
Holy kek I forgot about geocities hahahah