>real usecase
>no competitors
So happy knowing my 200k the graphs native token ticker: GRT will be worth one million dollars come next bullrun
>real usecase. >no competitors
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Do you seriously believe this? I only have 125,000 and am unsure if I should keep stacking? I can probably get to 160k if it stays at these levels.
Alts pump in sats once based on hype. (Check every alt chart, including eth versus btc... all 7000 of them) When the initial hype dies, people looking to make high risk high reward returns move on to the next shiny hype coin. Hope you enjoyed your stay! :^)
You don't know what the graph does at all do you?!
Let me guess.... You are all in on PRQ?
Nobody cares what the graph does. Even at its present smashed in asshole valuation, it's multi billion dollar valuation in market cap is fantastically disproportionate to any potential real world value, even if every delirious sales pitch in the white paper came to fruition.
>organizing data on ghost chains used exclusively for gambling on animal scams is totally worth the same as a fortune 50 company or the islandManhattan bro!
Crypto runs on hype, and hype keeps moving. Check every fucking alt chart to see the hard data. You guys are into data, right? Fucking lol
I am all in on GRT and I can confirm this anon says the truth.
The blockchain will never be used in the real world, it's only used to scam other people out of their money and that's it. Mask was off with the 2020 animalcoin hype, everyone realized it is a complete scam with nothing going for it, and now everyone moved on and crypto is forever dead in the water.
No one will ever adopt the blockchain, therefore a protocol designed to query it is useless, regardless of muh tech.
If you think otherwise you're delusional.
It's over.
Stop shilling it, except to developers. The lower the price is, the more quickly your stack would compound - if not for the fact that it's over.
it's over
imagine, if a simple blockchain data api is worth billions, how high is pic rel going to go, being the google trends & analytics of crypto.
>implying you need grt when you can load the entire blockchain in xemacs and run an elisp macro operation on it
BTW, I sold at $2.35. What are you guys even doing? OK, back into the filters you go. I won't interrupt your mainlining weapons grade copium sessions anymore.
Already dead and buried, sorry.
Seek counselling.
if it helps as a developer who works in a AAA wallet, i can share my opinion
PRO:
the graph is actually useful and easy to deploy. it doesnt have some stupid limits in terms of querying past blocks like infura or alchemy
CON:
as for the token itself, its useless, you can use the graph without the token and you can pay also without the token
so while the project is A+, the token is kinda useless and has no value on itself
You'll be paying for it in due time anon.
Heed this man's words, baggies: nobody needs access to open data or permissionless indexing. That's what Google and Amazon Web Services are for, well-equipped and ready To Serve Man around the clock.
Blockchain serves no purpose: if you want to send money, use your regional bank; if you want to register an event on the public record, use a notary or file records with your local government institution. Both can be completed within 5-7 business days and a few dollars per transaction, which is a hell of a lot cheaper than your dignity.
GRT is horribly overvalued and going to zero, it's over.
>host node locally
>use it for free
Token not sneeded
Have you ever run an archive node anon?
>rent big server
>run archive node
Was that hard anon?
I finally decided to buy this hype coin, I guess it's time to dump
do not buy, very bad coin sers
There is a real use case but the problem is it’s not hard to replicated. My company was using the graph but it was too slow, so we built a version of it which got us just the data we needed. We did that in under 2 weeks.
>my unamed made up company recreated the graph
You do realize there a lot of different search engines but 1 remains supreme