/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30017323
CS PhD here

GRT brings nothing new to the table. I hear the comparisons to LINK and laugh my ass off. It's basically a more advanced backend indexer for ETH, sort of like an Etherscan for nerds looking to derive more accessible data to build DeFi apps. It's nothing like LINK, which is an equally useless first-party Oracle that centralizes transaction data and can't be verified because it comes from them. Link is basically an ETH token without it's own blockchain and a meme that went too far.

What does this mean? Nothing, you're seeing an artificial vaporwave pump. Both GRT and LINK are useless to the developer community because they're decentralized and rely on the Etherium blockchain network, which in itself is a piece of spaghetti code written by a zoomer Russian programmer. No major trillion-dollar company is ever going to use blockchain data to store data, ditching their safe and centralized data servers for easily hackable decentralized ETH-backed clognests.

The GRT token itself is not related to the GRT service used by Uniswap and other DeFi token exchanges. It's just used to make the devs rich and you're pumping their bags on a worthless token. PRQ is more advanced than the Graph and will index all blockchains at once while GRT is limited to ETH.

You're buying vaporwave, don't be idealistic about any of these tokens and enjoy the free money. Get out at the top and never become a bagholder.

>>30017366
This guy is obviously not a CS phd. His opinion is very low iq and ignorant to the nature of crypto in general.

>>30017366
>CS PHD
>PRQ is more advanced than the Graph

>>30017366
As a gender studies Major PhD I agree

>>30017366
Why does this dipshit believe that the graph is only on eth? Such low effort FUD.

>>30017323
Where are you getting this information

https://thegraph.com/blog/multiblockchain-support

Muh CS phd. Fucking faggot low effort troll fuckboi nocoiner.

>>30017366
Can vouch for this, I have a B.S. in Anthropology with a concentration in Mongolian spider-milking techniques

>>30017554
It's a pasta. There was an exact one like this but with "10 year HTML Developer" instead of CS PHD

>>30017470
He knows PRQ is better than the link and the graph. I also know this so can confirm. Big brain. You should listen to this lad.

>>30017599
https://network.thegraph.com/network

>>30017366

Okay a CS perspective is interesting but what is GRT historically?

digits confirm all grtchads will make it this year

It ain't much... but it's a start. Really fucking wish I had been able to get to 5k stack before the initial price mooning... but oh well. In it for the long haul now and saving to buy/add more to stack later hopefully.

Also, before you laugh at me for my dumbass little 349 GRT delegation... it was originally 315. I actually got like 35 GRT just from the last epoch cycle/allocation/whatever off of that somehow.. kek. Definitely not 3.1... so, go figure. Don't ask why I delegated that amount either, I'm dumb and just wanted to 'test it out', was before I fully understood the tokenomics / fees / break even rate ect.

>>30017323
When did we hit 25% that's crazy

How you do get over that mental hurdle of transferring all your shit to metamask and staking? I know it's fine if I do it correctly, but knowing it's all off of cuckbase and on some chrome extension is unnerving -- even if I do have the seed phrase.

>>30019164
You buy a hardware wallet and connect metamask using it so your seed phrase and private keys are never exposed. Or you just take the leap of faith. Good luck

>>30019809
is there any way to buy a hw wallet without getting yourself doxxed these days? I hear nothing but bullshit horror stories about trezor and ledger customer data leaks through shopify

>>30020012
If you're super autistic about security, you can use software wallets like MyEtherWallet on an old PC with no connection to the internet. You then make a view-only wallet with the Public Key, and use the offline PC to approve transactions.

>>30020264
https://kb.myetherwallet.com/en/offline/offline_transaction/
Basically this.

>>30020012
Just buy a gun. I guess you could buy it through Amazon assuming it's being sold by the official retailer. Amazon won't have your info leaked. Or do
>>30020264

>>30017470
not sure about that anons credentials, but im a tenured CS professor with 20 decades of html and css experience and I can confirm that the Graph is nothing more than a pajeet scam with zero use case. Get out before the chinese new year dump

Flare Networks is going to eat ETH and Cardano.

They might even bring GRT on as an F-asset.

FGRT.

TFW took a GRT position 2 days ago

>>30017323
Here, Ted.

>>30018627
what site is this?

>>30017366
>CS PhD here
Why would I care about opinion on GRT from a Customer Service at Pizza Hut Delivery?

>>30021995
https://thegraph.stake-machine.com/

then enter your address in the Delegator field.

guys how do i calculate gas fee for delegating?
apparently its not just transfer, its a smart contract or something like that, i cant make heads or tails of this

>>30023120
There is two gas fees you pay:
1) you approve your delegation
2) actual delegation fee

Both are calculated before you pay

>>30017768
this fucking pic lol