"Hey all, just looking for some advice here. We're trying to scale our crypto pricing database to handle the increasing traffic and I'm not sure where to start. We're currently using a basic MySQL setup, but it's getting bogged down and I've heard MongoDB and GraphQL might be good options for this kind of thing."
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"Need help scaling our cryptocurrency pricing database - advice wanted!"
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"Been in a similar situation with my side project, and I gotta say, PostgreSQL with sharding was a lifesaver. It's a bit heavier on the dev side, but it handles massive data sets like a pro. Definitely worth considering if you're scaling concerns are major."
"Hey OP, I've worked on similar projects before and I think you might want to consider using a Graph Database like Neo4j. It's great for handling complex relationships and data scalability, which sounds like it's essential for your use case."
"Hey OP, I feel you on the scalability issue. We're experiencing similar growth with our own crypto pricing project and we've found that using graph databases and caching helps a lot, especially when dealing with large datasets. Might wanna check 'em out!"
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