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So and now again for people without IT background 🤡
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@KapriolenSonne 🤡 Shall I explain it to you?
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@Lorena Go for it, you techy toad 🤡
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It's worse than on Instagram here 📺 Kindergarten. If there are high-quality arguments at this level, there's no point in discussing them!
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@TheGraph The cryptos are in some profiles here, but most users don't have enough knowledge to really do much with your post. If you want to pick people up / take them with you, then it's best to make one or more posts about what GRT is, what its goals are and how it works. You can see the approximate level at @DonkeyInvestor or in my crypto posts, for example. They don't have to be novels. But once you've done something like this, you can link to it again and again when people ask what GRT is.
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@TheGraph In general, there is a lot of advertising here and little neutrality for your coin. Of course, some people question this critically (or draw their own conclusions without questioning it critically)
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It may look a lot like advertising, but basically it's the first step in setting up this platform, which still seems new and unknown to me. Indirectly, of course, it is also an indication that this project and the token exist. The decision to look at this as an investment is my own motivation. But we are also talking about the development and future of the project in Web3, so the fact that we are building a German-speaking community or that we have good people in the field is a kind of self-promotion.
The possibility of using this channel could also be an opportunity to integrate Telegram and the like here in the long term.
Since too many Casperle are also active on such platforms.
Basically, the desire is to arouse interest in The Graph and to exchange information. In my opinion, far too few people in Germany deal with this topic. Everyone wants to get rich in a short space of time but doesn't have the patience to deal with the topic.
The possibility of using this channel could also be an opportunity to integrate Telegram and the like here in the long term.
Since too many Casperle are also active on such platforms.
Basically, the desire is to arouse interest in The Graph and to exchange information. In my opinion, far too few people in Germany deal with this topic. Everyone wants to get rich in a short space of time but doesn't have the patience to deal with the topic.
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The terms coin and token are often mistakenly used as synonyms in crypto, but there is a striking difference: coins only count as a means of payment, whereas tokens have a much broader range of applications.
A coin is a type of currency that has its own blockchain (platform) and therefore operates independently of other platforms. Altcoins are digital coins that differ from Bitcoin. To date, the majority of coins are based on the same open source platform as Bitcoin. By changing basic codes, a completely new coin is created. These coins include IOTA, Litecoin, Dogecoin, etc. Of course, there are also coins that are not based on the Bitcoin open source platform. These have created their own blockchain and their own open source protocol. These include, for example, Ethereum, Ripple and NEO.tokens
Unlike coins, tokens cannot exist without a preceding cryptocurrency. They are linked to an existing blockchain, e.g. the Ethereum blockchain, and cannot exist without it. A major advantage of this is that you do not need your own nodes and miners, but instead use those of the cryptocurrency. Furthermore, tokens can be generated with relatively little effort compared to coins, and a token can fulfill one or more functions. These include
-A currency that is used as a means of payment between participants.
-Payment for the use of a system
-A digital right (contract)
-A type of dividend from a coin (NEO → GAS)
-A share in a specific start-up
Tokens are sold in ICOs (Initial Coin Offerings). A certain percentage of all tokens (only one token) is offered for sale there. This revenue is usually used as seed capital for the project and the rest of the tokens are retained for development or testing purposes. After the ICO, the successful future of the coin is usually determined by its release on a reputable exchange.
A coin is a type of currency that has its own blockchain (platform) and therefore operates independently of other platforms. Altcoins are digital coins that differ from Bitcoin. To date, the majority of coins are based on the same open source platform as Bitcoin. By changing basic codes, a completely new coin is created. These coins include IOTA, Litecoin, Dogecoin, etc. Of course, there are also coins that are not based on the Bitcoin open source platform. These have created their own blockchain and their own open source protocol. These include, for example, Ethereum, Ripple and NEO.tokens
Unlike coins, tokens cannot exist without a preceding cryptocurrency. They are linked to an existing blockchain, e.g. the Ethereum blockchain, and cannot exist without it. A major advantage of this is that you do not need your own nodes and miners, but instead use those of the cryptocurrency. Furthermore, tokens can be generated with relatively little effort compared to coins, and a token can fulfill one or more functions. These include
-A currency that is used as a means of payment between participants.
-Payment for the use of a system
-A digital right (contract)
-A type of dividend from a coin (NEO → GAS)
-A share in a specific start-up
Tokens are sold in ICOs (Initial Coin Offerings). A certain percentage of all tokens (only one token) is offered for sale there. This revenue is usually used as seed capital for the project and the rest of the tokens are retained for development or testing purposes. After the ICO, the successful future of the coin is usually determined by its release on a reputable exchange.
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The Graph is therefore a token 😉 a utility token!
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