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today is July 20, 2023, I guarantee that you need to buy GLM It’s a pity that I don’t have him, he will grow very much, I promise My profile(394306833)
GLM/RLTM Liquidity Pool Launch to Drive Decentralized Computing on the Golem Network and Reality NFT Ecosystem Growth
ارز دیجیتال گولم چیست؟ آیا این ارز دیجیتال برای سرمایه گذاری مناسب است؟
$GLM (Golem) is in negotiations to use their supercomputer to empower OpenAI's next-gen ChatGPT v4 in Q4 2023
Golem And OpenAI In Advanced Negotiations To Harness Supercomputing Power
$GLM Golem project has scored an astonishing deal with OpenAI to power their next ChatGPT v4 Q4 2023.
Does anyone know why GLM jumped so much??? Obviously US data helped all funds, well mostly all, but GLM seems to have really exploded! Can’t post a picture but it’s jumped 36%+, which is more than double anything else I’m tracking!
A different thought, one you should consider and try to balance. No shill, FUD or FOMO, just some facts and hypothesis.
Squeeze your brain with the Golem Brain Juice competition. Create a creative JavaScript use-case concept, and grab GLMs. A total of 16,000 GLM in prizes!
GLM Provider Subsidy - ZkSync to New layer 2 (bridged) platform
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The biggest issue I see is people are looking for 10/100/1000X and don’t do enough research or see signals regarding coins that will ~4X. I bought coins that many didn’t want in the last bull, they were good in the 2017 timeframe but fell out of favor for the 2021 bull. Coins like GLM/ARK. They’re still fundamentally good coins but don’t have the hype, gone through bear markets, didn’t expect them to do 10+X but was happy selling them at 3/4&5X during the high of the Bull. To me they were low risk and they’re still around and going, I haven’t bought back in to the yet but I’m considering it!
No doubt, folks! The upcoming Bitcoin halving might just spark the next epic crypto bull run. Keep an eye on those real utility alts like ORE, RNDR, LTC, and GLM!
I like cardano because of the huge DAO that seems to be getting more successful and decentralised. Also bring able to participate in running a stake pool without much capital, no slashing if stake pools have issues. No lock-ups. I have GLM too, because it's the crypto project that made me understand utility of blockchain.
AI and blockchain are natural partners, but not in the way these chains are trying to do… Idk if any old heads remember GNT/GLM, golem network some old school chain with the concept of distributed computing power. Where users can rent their unused compute on the golem network market for others to compete tasks. The problem with AI/AGI is the pure amount of compute required to run simulations or even just initial training. If more people started renting their computing power on such projects as golem then theoretically it will become cheaper for people to train AI/AGI than a centralised organisation doing funding rounds to buy up 100b chips to compute with. In an ideal world:-)
Not all. I was for a little bit when I dipped into day trading, but there's no value in that and the house always wins. (just look at how many exchanges have been manipulating their customers) Now I mostly stick around for the web 3.0 principles and neat utility projects. I like Litecoin and Nano as a currency (though the latter needs to work on their network) Eth for their ecosystem. And Golem for their distributed computer, though by its nature I don't think of it as an investment. (Processing power seems to be a depreciating asset as it gets cheaper with time.) Laughed when GLM had a price spike. When asked on the discord the people actually developing on the platform just shrugged and moved on. "The marketplace is fickle and strange." Looking forward to brushing up on the development side of things. I really like the concept of cross-platform game rewards and achievements that aren't reliant on a single host.
tldr; Golem Network has partnered with Reality NFT, a platform that enables users to create, buy, and sell NFTs based on real-world assets. The partnership aims to explore the potential of the Golem Network's decentralized computing power to support the growth and integration of the platform. To ensure better access to GLM for the RLTM ecosystem, Golem has created a liquidity pool for a trading pair GLM/RLTM. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*
Yeah, it's called GLM now.
Dont forget to join the crew3 quests of zksync. Here is the invite link [https://crew3.xyz/c/zksync/invite/KcG-GLM4PCBJCST0jNobT](https://crew3.xyz/c/zksync/invite/KcG-GLM4PCBJCST0jNobT)
There are already projects that allow people to sell their computing resources, e.g. Golem (GLM), iExec (RLC)
First investment after ETH was Golem (was GNT, now GLM) @ $0.01. Only bought $440 worth, because it's all I could afford at the time - still holding all of it, so it's not doing too badly, but would have been much better if I sold a bit at ATH. I bought up almost all the Ethereum ICOs during the craze, and still hold most, sadly. Made up a little ground on new projects like Polygon (100k MATIC @ $0.05 but sold 80% between $2.50-3.00, though now I'm adding more). I have over 100 projects I invested in that I've held, even though most are dead, in my primary Ethereum address alone! Thankfully, the good ones far out-buoy the dead.
My first was bitcoin. Then I bought and mined a bunch of others as well. I knew about it from before it first exploded to 1k, but kinda never had enough money to get into it. I still hold it all since my first purchase back in 2017, so definitely in a profit, although it could be way more if I hadn't bought some silly coins with that fraction of BTC like NEM, GLM, Siacoin, but hey, I didn't know any better back then. The biggest performer in %gain to date would be DOGE. After other buys I had 0,4EUR left on my account and so I bought 500 DOGE with it as a joke. Shit ain't funny anymore.
lol Golem GLM. i still hold one token.
GLM, XTZ, Atom, ETH, btc,
If you work with grid bots you are welcome to exchange opinions. https://www.reddit.com/r/BotsIncome?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share The best coins for bots are GLM, ARK, DIA, RAD and some others.
Seeing GLM pumping reminded me of Heroes III, the golem factory. Good times🔥
My coins are actually doing all right. I didn't really go crazy on alts, but I've got GLM, XLR and LTC. Still in the red overall, but not as bad as it could have been.
Close! There's a Golem coin (GLM)
I wrote a blog post in less than an hour for over $500 of ALGO last year 😂 There is dummy money to be made, but not everything comes easy. If you’re not a developer, it comes harder of course. I would recommend watching Gitcoin from time to time, participating in the GLM Rewards Program, and whatever else that fits your abilities - these are just two examples that have rewards for anyone regardless of their skills.
GLM is great for ML & AI, especially after getting a community-made solution for GPUs in the recent weeks. Besides, you know too little of what utility networks exists as most of the companies have decentralized counterparts for most of their services. AWS - Akash, Google Drive - Sia, then most of the rest deals with hardware which is unfair 😂
The Akash Discord holds quizzes every week, the GLM Rewards Program generously pays active users every month, then there are hackathons, other programs, and bounties fit for developers and techy users.
I’ve had it a long time, sold a bunch today since I’ve had it over a year. Traded for other coins that are in my buying price, will get back into GLM if it drops enough in the future. Every little bit helps
I am surprised that there is another human being looking at GLM :)
Awesome. DIA also got something related to The GLM Rewards Program as you mentioned. They have quizzes and reward the community for partaking. Activeness too counts on the DAO. Thanks for sharing, I'll take a look at my free time.
I got my first $1 worth of BTC from that subreddit from doing some simpler task but I wouldn't recommend it as a viable income at all. I spent a long time looking for that task too ahha **Here are some active bounty / reward programs / other revenue streams that I have made use of in the past:** * Hackathons on [Gitcoin](https://gitcoin.co/). This takes up quite a bit of time, but can be very rewarding. These hackathons are arranged by projects who have money to spend, and want to feature test their networks or similar. * [The GLM Rewards Program](https://blog.golemproject.net/community-incentives-program/), where you can win large GLM prizes every month by being active in different ways and being lucky. There's something for everyone, but you need to dedicate some time to it. * Quizzes in the [Akash Discord](https://akash.network/connect), where every week 200 AKT is split up amongst a few winners who answer the questions as fast as possible and gets them correct. It requires you to keep yourself updated with what happens on Akash, and know a little about it. * Opportunities announced in different crypto projects' Discord Servers. Whether these are hackathons or programs, there is a lot to find in these servers that isn't marketed on any other sites. If you want to contribute to a project, chances are that they will have some way of rewarding you for it. ... plus more, but these are ones that I have received prizes from
Sure, it can be good, but what do you want to learn? You need a personalized experience for your own goals, and that's up to you. Do you want to learn new tech stacks? Is that smart contracts, or any blockchain project? There are so many different projects to take a look at that a single course won't even mention once. Excluding smart contracts, here are some I personally use: $AKT is great for backends and most images you can think of, $GLM is perfect for heavy CPU or GPU computations but worse at normal apps, $SC (esp. Skynet & Filebase) is awesome for storage, maybe there's room for $MYST or $DVPN for proxies in some way, the list goes on. For smart contracts, you can use $ETH, $MATIC, $ALGO, $EVMOS, and a dozen other projects. Some of these use Solidity, some don't, and you will want to change your approach accordingly.
As a developer, anything I can personally make use of. While I don't speculate on their prices, they will be game changers for their respective niches. $AKT is great for backends and most images you can think of, $GLM is perfect for heavy CPU or GPU computations but worse at normal apps, $SC (esp. Skynet & Filebase) is awesome for storage, maybe there's room for $MYST or $DVPN for proxies in some way, the list goes on.
If you want to max your investments, find more income sources. If you’re already interested in crypto, why don’t you get involved? I have had great success with the [GLM Rewards Program](https://blog.golemproject.net/community-incentives-program/amp/) which is fitting for almost everyone, but if you’re a developer you can find less competitive programs that can pay as much if not more. I’ve also gotten some ALGO, SC, and probably more from [Gitcoin](https://gitcoin.co), namely the hackathons. Many times hackathons are hard to win, but easy to land a runnerup prize. Good luck and feel free to DM me with questions!
Super great post, I've wanted to make my own post highlighting some of these programs and opportunities. I have personally had success (in order, first time winning) with the following: * Misc. Hackathons * [GLM Rewards Program](https://blog.golemproject.net/community-incentives-program/) which pays out \~$6,000 bi-monthly to a bunch of active users and a little less monthly. It can become even more competitive, as some months there are still prizes that nobody competes for * [Gitcoin](https://gitcoin.co/) Bounties, namely [Algorand](https://www.algorand.com/) where I wrote a blog post for a bounty * Ad-hoc opportunities hosted by [Akash](https://akash.network/) for "Akash Insiders" * Skynet Developer Program, where I was accepted after showing "working code" * Tech support at [Akash](https://akash.network/), paying me monthly, which I got because I had shown myself useful in the past by helping users, and they wanted to incentivize me to be more reliable As a student, these opportunities are great. Super happy to have been lucky enough to take part of everything! I am now cashing out everything that I am getting as reliable income, which I am using to keep myself afloat, for my car, and so on.
I don't use it for everyday purchases, but I do use it for different digital services. Personally I only use Akash for my own projects that I pay AKT for to get cloud compute, but it's possible to use SC to rent storage on Sia, GLM to rent compute on Golem, MYST to rent VPN on Mysterium, and so on,,,
lol holy shit Golem GNT/GLM?? i still have like 13 GNT somewhere 🤣
Rad. Anyone aware of GLM? I hear its also a cool way to contribute processing power to mass computing. r/golemproject
BTC/ETH (Majority) - I think these two should form the corner stone of your portfolio. BAT, HNT, UNI, and GLM (Golem) 1/2% (each) of portfolio - basically tokens that have utility Thinking of adding a ETH competitor or adding DOT and ATOM at some point.
i havent sold shit because i lived through 2017 already and still hold a small bag of GNT (the original GLM)
It uses the GLM token which is an erc20 token.
Golem Network (GLM) and it's associated project Wildland will provide ways for VPN and decentralised computing and decentralised storage respectively. I think there's some value in that. Alone the user privacy and fight against the quasi-monopoly of AWS and Azure in cloud computing is a huge value proposition and maybe the future will show us even more (legal; the other ones I don't want to talk about) usecases which we (or at least I am) still unaware of. I expect it to meet Filecoin's market cap somewhere down the line still unsure if it will go x10 or if it will go x5 and Filecoin will fall but I expect this project's valuation to exceed two billion USD next year.
Kyber network, for liquidity connection (KNC) Golem for distributed mass-computing (GLM) Basic attention token for it's online ad distribution model (BAT) Layer 2 ETH scaling/interoperability projects (cosmos, Loopring, polygon, OMG, ZRX)
Moonbeam = GLM*R* GLM = Golem , lol
ANKR, AVAX and GLM. Happy to see them all in there.
How many FOMO Pump Chasers did Coinbase $GLM wreck last night? RIP your portfolios! You wont ever get that money back!
You want hype? Check out GLM. Lol
Low cap and pumpers take advantage, lowkey GNT/GLM saved my ass today. Topped of a bunch of bags with some profits
Took some GNT/GLM profits, time to set some buy orders
Whoo GLM. Look at that blubber fly.
Golem. (GLM). No idea how it works from your side, i set it up on my side to rent out my PC cpu for rendering projects but there didn't seem to be many people needing the resources. I think i kept getting underbid so nobody used my cpu and I didn't earn any coin.
GLM. Golem convinced me that crypto is more interesting than just proof of work. Have had it since mid 2017.
Lol, GLM is waaaaay more sophisticated. Anyway, thanks CB for the free sats <3
Always been bullish on GLM.
Proof of Stake Ethereum and ERC20 tokens with utility like Golem Network and Wildland (this is a shill, I hold a bunch of GLM) will come out big.
Buying and holding since 2018. The only 2 I sold for other coins (at a loss mind you) back in 2018 were DOGE and GLM. I would now be sitting on a very healthy profit with DOGE if I’d had the patience to HODL. Since then I only buy and hold. I believe BTC will hit 30k and stabilise and consolidate there. Perhaps I’m wrong. It could go all the way back down below 10k. Time will tell.
Just picked up a nice bag of CELR, L2 on the DOT network. Sleeping giant, partnering with GLM. Low market cap. DYOR
One I never hear here: GLM One of the first ever ICOs, still building with far more than a billion USD in the bank, a foundation, and a very active community. Yet nobody has heard of it.
Lack of adoption and utilization. Talking GLM. There's hubs out there but until people start using it then it's somewhat sidelined. Cool thing though is that it's possible to set up a multi-miner that allocates resources as they're needed. So even if it's not being used, those resources can be available without being a negative on the host system.
I was in GLM for a bit, originally attracted because of the LOTR. Saw some gains since I bought at .18, recently all out. I would love to take out a small position again soon because I’m also a supporter of Elrond and it keeps my crypto LOTR theme, but I’m currently not thrilled with their plans for the future — they seem to be falling behind some other projects and their recent drops in market cap reflect that.
Something a GLM whale 🐳 would say
\*GLM: https://blog.golemproject.net/gnt-to-glm-migration/
Remember GLM/GNT? I remember Golem. Great idea, sad they aren't higher.
1) ETH 2) Polygon 3) GLM 4) CRO 5) ONE
No reason to go in on ICP. The capacity of the network is limited by the BSC as it is not truly decentralized meaning although it might be faster now it can’t scale as efficiently because it has to be approved/implemented by Binance rather than token holders or community members. Coins like Golem (GLM) actively already do what ICP is trying to do on top of being fully decentralized. Trying to invest where big money is going is just fomoing about rich people.
GNT / GLM Golem. The idea behind the project is brilliant: share computing power around the world to lower the cost of renting supercomputer levels of processing power. This tied in with a true IOT utilization would solve so many problems once we hit that stage wherever absolutely everything is connected to the blockchain / internet of things. I still love the idea. The token has done very little though.
tldr; Golem is giving back some of the fees that Providers might experience if they’re offboarding their tokens from ZkSync. To be eligible for the GLM Provider Subsidy, you need to have run as a Golem Provider to the point that you’ve earned GLM on Zksync. The tokens on the Provider Zk Sync address will be matched and transferred to the address on Polygon. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*
Reward programs such as the GLM Rewards Program has changed my life, but not in a retirement type of way. I’m a student and this has let me be able to save a lot of money (relative to my situation) and also not have to choose between things such a car and a working phone. Hackathons have helped beyond that, but I started out with the rewards program IIRC :)
tldr; Golem Beta IV now includes support for Golem's new Polygon mainnet payment driver. Polygon is expected to be the optimal payment driver for requestors on the Golem Network. Currently, on ZkSync, fees for transferring GLM are nearing 1 GLM per transaction. This is roughly $0.40 per payment for a Golem Network task or service *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*
Get involved with reward programs, hackathons, and bounties. I am a student as well and this made me more money than you’d think. A lot of them require you to be a developer but not all - the GLM Rewards Program for example has categories that fit anyone. PM me if you want to discuss specifics :)
GNT can still be exchanged for GLM on exodus. (probably other ways also)
GNT isnt technically worthless, I think you can still migrate the GNT to GLM
Oof. Luckily the GLM migration is indefinitely open so as long as you keep your keys you can do your migration down the line when things hopefully get cheaper.
Why not on GNT/GLM anymore? It’s still under development and I would argue that it’s going close to a real breakthrough for everyday developers
GLM migrations will never end. If you want to wait for lower gas, do that.
Yeah move that over to GLM, it should still be worth plenty.
Question about your GNT. Why didn't you convert to GLM during the migration (you still can). GLM still sits at around 0.65USD. Unless you bought at the top (~1 or 1.20USD), you most likely bought at or below the current price.
If I remember correctly, GNT is now GLM (Gollem) Some of them could indeed be worthless, others you just need to swap
district0x - DNT OMG Network - OMG Civic - CVC Golem - GLM
GLM up nearly 40% today. But why, on today of all days?
Lol if that's what you think. Doesn't change the fact that GLM is pumping now.
I still have my golem stuck in GNT because of the gas fees to convert to GLM. Doesn't move for ages and up 52% when everything else shits. I'm glad I have it stuck because I would have probably sold it and missed out.
Damnn GLM is saving my portfolio today
A dip? What do you mean? My holdings of GLM are mooning!
Can you eli5 GLM for someone out of the loop? If it pumps during a dip, it must have good use cases?
I feel the same way about ADA. Been in it for a while now and have been a believer, but it’s been as stagnant as Doge has, which is a real disappointment. I’m into DOT, LUNA, GLM, MANA, CHZ, and prob most into SOL
ARK LSK GLM WTC, basically any hot promising Alts from 2017
been rooting for GLM since 2017
Where will Golem (GLM) be in 467.3 days time and how much will Mysterium (MYST) be in 47 seconds from now?
Endor Protocol is an interesting one that's very cheap right now ($0.003). Also Beshare Token is even cheaper but you need to use USDT to buy that one. Also Golem (GLM) will be massive in the near future if their plans work out but that isn't so cheap right now ($0.55).
GLM, bought at ATH and sold at a loss. Still hasn't made it back to ATH, though it is getting close. Usually I wouldn't sell at a loss, but I wanted to invest in something else. Bought Eth near the july bottom, so it worked itself out.
FET, CELER, ZIL OCEAN, GLM, CKB all I’m portfolio as long term gambles.
Not a half bad idea, they are both pretty decentralized and have good use cases. Layer 2 scaling may shore up a lot of the weaknesses of these coins in the future or they may see use in cross chain protocols. I wouldn’t put your entire portfolio into those two but ADA seems to have too many flaws in design and philosophy to justify me investing in it any further. I do not know anything about AMP. As always, do your own research but I would look into MINA, LISK, GLM, and HBAR for other good decentralized projects. So probably don’t put your whole portfolio into those two but pulling out of ADA isn’t bad.
1. GLM 2. Lots of utility 3. x100 in the next 5 years
[GNT migrated to be GLM](https://blog.golemproject.net/gnt-to-glm-migration/), it's still technically [in progress](https://glm.golem.network/) and forever will be since it's a decentralized opt-in migration running on the contract level. Golem as a project is larger than it's ever been, there's an [awesome list](https://github.com/golemfactory/awesome-golem/blob/main/README.md) of community created apps and tools, the network has more nodes this year than it has before ([stats](https://stats.golem.network/)), there's been over 300k GNT / GLM given out to the community since July last year in the [GLM Rewards Program](https://blog.golemproject.net/community-incentives-program/), not including bounties and hackathons in the last year (48,000 GLM + 83,180 USDC). Thorg just came out too. Transactions surpassed [100k transactions yesterday](https://twitter.com/MineWithThorg/status/1453310830318084097), only 34 days since launch.
What’s a crypto we never hear about anymore? I’d say Golem (GLM)
GLM because... let's see... it has utility! It's so rare in this market that I don't really need to add anything else.
Golem as a project is larger than it's ever been, there's an [awesome list](https://github.com/golemfactory/awesome-golem/blob/main/README.md) of community created apps and tools, the network has more nodes this year than it has before ([stats](https://stats.golem.network/)), there's been over 300k GNT / GLM given out to the community in the [GLM Rewards Program](https://blog.golemproject.net/community-incentives-program/), not including bounties and hackathons in the last year (48,000 GLM + 83,180 USDC). [Thorg](https://www.thorg.io/) just came out too. Transactions surpassed [100k transactions yesterday](https://twitter.com/MineWithThorg/status/1453310830318084097), only 34 days since launch.
How is no one talking about Augur (REP) and Golem (GLM)?