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[Anonymous No.54774561]

Thinking of investing in GRT but have some questions
Can I stake GRT on Exodus, or pick up any rewards via that wallet?
Is 8.9 billion the max supply?
Who actually uses The Graph?
And what's a realistic price in 2025?

[Anonymous No.54774570]

>>54774561
>average shitcoiner

[Anonymous No.54774607]

>>54774561
it is the google of blockchain, basically priceless

[Anonymous No.54774634]

>Who actually uses The Graph?
who uses crypto at all?

[Anonymous No.54774646]

>>54774561
>>54774607

[Anonymous No.54774797]

>>54774561
No idea if you can stake on Exodus.

Currently the max supply 10.64 billion (https://thegraph.com/explorer/network?chain=mainnet)), however GRT currently has about 3% inflation so the max supply is continuing to go up. This may change in the future when The Graph completely moves to the mainnet.

Almost everyone uses the Graph. Check the pic. Also almost every dapp you use, like uniswap, snx, gmx, aave, curve etc. Check out this website: https://cryptofees.info/ and click on each project, you'll see most of them use The Graph Protocol.

Price predictions are very hard to make, but I'll be conservative and say $1 by 2025, though I'm hoping for $3-5.

[Anonymous No.54774811]

>>54774561
>Can I stake GRT on Exodus, or pick up any rewards via that wallet?
I don't know what that is. Historically though, you're not going to get better staking rewards with GRT anywhere other than its native protocol. Learn to delegate.

>Is 8.9 billion the max supply?
There is no hard cap. What you basically have is 10B initial supply vesting, plus inflationary issuance to subsidize the protocol in its bootstrapping phase. That inflation rate was 3% from 2020 to 2021, 2.95% from 2021 to 2022, and a fixed 300M since 2022. The long-term goal is to either have this issuance amount automatically adjusted based on RL witchcraft, or to eliminate it altogether.

>Who actually uses The Graph?
Most every major DeFi protocol from the last cycle, with the notable exception of Aave, though their subsidiary Lens seems to like and endorse it.

>And what's a realistic price in 2025?
Don't know, don't care. If you're in it long term, it's for the fees.

[Anonymous No.54774958]

>>54774811
You need a good amount of GRT for it to be worth it. It's better when you buy it for ~.05-10 and let it rot for a few years on good indexers.
>There is no hard cap
What about the 50B?
>Who actually uses The Graph?
kek
>And what's a realistic price in 2025?
If you're looking for long term investment, then dyor

[Anonymous No.54775035]

>>54774811
>RL witchcraft
A central corporation arbitrarily changing monetary policy of shitcoin

Unregistered security by the way. At least the price of cum rocket and niggerdao can be indexed

[Anonymous No.54775492]

>>54775035
>muh central corporation
It's governed by a multisig with representatives from the team, backers, researchers, indexers, and users.

>muh unregistered security
Shut up Gary.

[Anonymous No.54775965]

>>54774797
5 dollars would be on the high end, but even just 1 or 2 dollars is worth grabbing a bag.

[Anonymous No.54776302]

>>54774607
>google of blockchain
*laughs in 20.7ms blockchain data*
We coined that phrase.
Late to the party as usual GRTfrens.
Why the hate for instantaneous blockchain information?

[Anonymous No.54776385]

>>54776302
If Parsiq served data with wrongthink the British government would shut it down. That centralization risk, its utter lack of focus, and the fact that it doesn't share its revenue with baggies is why the token will fail in the long term.

[Anonymous No.54776503]

>>54776385
>something about the bongland gobermint
BAAAAASED
Pariq centralised, decentralised & hybrid offerings incoming....

[Anonymous No.54776573]

>>54776503
>parties pull data from centralized api and process in their own custodial data lakes

So basically what we have here is raw data provided from a centralized source, and its processing offloaded to clients via data lakes. And for some reason customers have to pay Parsiq and stake PRQ for both.

Do you see the problem here?

[Anonymous No.54776784]

>>54776573
>decentralized data solution — data lakes being run and data verified by multiple distributed parties.
Do feel free to illuminate me, Sir.

[Anonymous No.54776833]

It's happening

[Anonymous No.54776840]

Go to newscrypto or tradingview or hell even CMC to get all your questions answered faggot. A thread died for this.

[Anonymous No.54776846]

>>54774634
Me.

[Anonymous No.54776848]

>>54776840
This.
Eat shit op.

[Anonymous No.54776862]

>>54776840
I unironically use NWC's AI prediction thing to base my trades off of.

[Anonymous No.54777706]

>>54774958
>good amount of GRT for it to be worth it
specify a good amount of GRT. 10k, 100k?

[Anonymous No.54777753]

>>54774561
Whatever amount of Graph of you want, buy 10% of the value of that in bitcoin today instead and wait two years, then trade for that amount of Graph. Simple as.

[Anonymous No.54778182]

>>54774561
boughteded your doubts

[Anonymous No.54779174]

>>54774561
Symbols a butthole kekmg4nth