First movers and market leaders:

BTC (2009) = decentralized store of value
ETH (2015) = decentralized smart contracts
LINK (2017) = decentralized oracle
THE GRAPH (2020) = decentralized indexing

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Top 4 projects for sure
The Graph might even get bigger than Chainlink if they adopt more big L1’s. Don’t think people are realizing yet how important The Graph is, so we will probably still have a fairly cheap (~$0.30 - $0.40) buying opportunity when they list their token later this month.

When and where to buy?

This. And how much to make it?

haven't been able to find where to buy it. anyone?

For sure. Projects using The Graph right now: Uniswap, Coinmarketcap, AAVE, Synthetix, Balancer, Decentraland, Coingecko, Aragon, Compound, USDC, MakerDAO, Bancor, iExec, Airswap and many more. Pretty the whole DeFi space.

not live yet

Indexing is huge but not bigger than Chainlink. Chainlink's monopoly on an extended toolkit that all gets pushed through oracles (stuff like VRF, FTO, etc) is on another level to everything else in the space.
The Graph is fucking boss and one of the coolest projects since LINK, but it's important to maintain perspective.

Why are you shilling this every day when nobody can buy it

It might shock you to hear, but there was a time when Zig Forums talked about good projects when it wasn't just short term flipper retards trying to dump on everyone else's heads.

Doesn't matter if we can't invest in it dumbass.

>you can't talk about a project that's launching in a couple of weeks, because you can't buy it yet

I think both are (the only ones) in the same league. Being an essential protocol and blockchain agnostic that is adopted by the whole crypto space, is almost unheard of. These 2 will become the most important piece of infrastructure in this space.

If Chainlink was "just" oracles they would be equal tier, but all of Chainlink's other tools and acquisitions make it unparalleled.
Graph #2 though.

I’m not shilling this everyday. This is my first post since I’ve learner about The Graph. Why do it always has to be about pumping/dumping shitcoins? What’s wrong with discussing legit projects that will change the whole space? It doesn’t matter that we can’t buy it yet..

Newfags have been too traumatised by nubiz to understand the concept of a discussion that isn't based on someone trying to dumb bags and bail.

lmao 'my project is bigger then yours' is some reddit tier shit

we're both in favour of both you non-contributing faggot

Could you elaborate on the “other stuff” Chainlink does? I’m genuinely interested to hear..

It seems like someone doesnt understand what impact both protocols have/will have on the whole space.

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Chainlink is likely inferior to The Graph in term of revenue generation (Based on previous threads on the subject). The project who'll be more profitable will be worth more not the project which's more fundamental.

It took link 3 years to get where it is, and went fairly unnoticed in the 2017 bullrun.
And the graph is objectively inferior to chainlink, and this doesn't mean it's a bad project, it just means link is better than any project in crypto except maaaaybe ethereum, so thinking that graph will pull a link in a few weeks is ok in a logical market, but one must stay rational to not get rekt.

VRF, Fair Transaction Ordering, Arbitrum validation, proprietary TEEs, etc.

I don't fucking care about muh tech, I just want to buy it low and sell high capiche?

You sound incredibly dumb. I invested in Link public sale and that in no way can be compared to Graph case rightnow. Chainlink was a whitepaper project with fairly ambitious claims (Meaning high risk), Graph is a mature product that can already match Link in use cases, They just tokenized it recently because it's a requirement for decentralized network.

Proof of iExec using this shit?

yes

I think this is a fair point. I’ve also invested in the LINK tokensale. I remember we were capped and it was a fcfs war. LINK at that time was indeed only a whitepaper. I got all the hype because of the “SWIFT” logo on their website. The Graph right now is in a whole different stage than LINK was at their tokensale. Already adopted and doing 10B+ queries per month..

ngmi

Chainlink case was no different than API3 meme rightnow, Beside the fact conducting ICO based only a whitepaper was much more acceptable back in 2017+The fact Chainlink was the first of its kind so it didn't come off as forced muh killer.

thegraph.com/explorer/subgraph/iexecblockchaincomputing/iexec-poco-v3

If you read the documentation and more importantly look into who they were working with from the very beginning, it is clear that Chainlink is and always was on a completely different level of sophistication than API3

I don't want to spend my life on arguing about this dumb shit. It's obvious that graph is big and will perform very well. Who cares if this bigger then eth or bigger then neo or equal to link lmao.

If you scroll through iExec’s telegram, you’ll see that the team mentions The Graph many times and what role they play in their development

Indexing of what?

then why weigh in on something you're not interested in lmao

because you fags can't answer the very plain question
HOW MUCH TO MAKE IT?

250k

Cool maybe I'll pick some up after RLC moons

at what price you think it will open?

Presale was 0.03, fair value is top 10 coin which would put it around ~$1.5, so I wouldnt be surprised if price opens at 0.10-0.30 or so

$0.30 minimum.
Avalanche (AVAX) was flooded with VC money and still managed to do a 10x+. The Graph is on a whole other level, so $0.30 should be easy.

jeet