/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30438298
>Why isn't LINK hundreds of billions to trillions marketcap right now?
Because this staked collateral is known in laymans terms as staking. And staking has not been released yet.

>>30373250
thats how the world works fren

All jokes aside - the conferences, hackathons, articles, Q&A videos, and general level of professionalism from Chainlink has been an absolute pleasure to witness these last few years.
They are really one of the most influential projects in the entire blockchain ecosystem, talking about the real world abilities and impact of smart contracts.
Thank you Sergey

I bought 4400 BNT under $1
I currently have 8500 BNT from staking

This feels too good to be true

>>30116087
made over 500k in the last 12 months with crypto
still haven't quit my job. still dont feel any different than a year ago.

i think once i hit $3m i will take 1m out into boomer investments, 1m into USDC for safe DeFi APR, and leave 1m into the coins i have now

>>30049733
best of luck anon. i typically try to keep up with things i have thousands of dollars invented in, but to each his own

>>29308432
I don't plan on selling. I know the idea of "never sell!!!" gets parroted often, but in BNTs case it truly can become passive income for life if the protocol remains a leading DEX in the coming years

It really does feel surreal boys. I find myself daydreaming while wagecucking these days.
Thanks for all the laughs these last few years. I honestly love all of you that stuck around, all the memes, all the FUD.. /biz/ made my life better than anything or anyone i've ever met in person.

I hope that you all can find increased happiness with your gains over these next few years, when we really all officially make it.

Can britbong do sleep yet bros

It feels so fucking good to be right bros.
Fuck faggots who laughed at you, laughed at me, laughed at us.

BTC will be $100,000 this year, ETH will be $5,000 this year, and LINK will be $200 this year.
Thanks for all the memories and laughs these last 4 years. Thanks for all the FUD, and thanks for helping me make more money than my entire family has made in the last 5 years combined.
I love you all

Merry Christmas frens!

In a few years every single person/product using chainlink will be market buying chainlink on a consistent basis because all of the nodes have to be paid in LINK.
Whether they stockpile, marketbuy at the time of use.. it doesn't matter. At the end of the day, people using chainlink will have to be sending LINK tokens to nodes.
>over 300 paying customers today already
>major integrations (baseline protocol, Oracle blockchain) still not in production
>hundreds more paying customers to come over the next few years
We are going to be so unbelievably wealthy from this shit frens

>>24226597
ballsy to have 16% of your folio in a low cap dream coin. i respect it though. safe choices otherwise.

>>24226568
based

anyother xrpbros not being able to sleep and if they do they wake up a few hours later to check xrp price
I have an avg of .32 so its not fear its more of I wanna see the moon live

Ok thats a good healthy pullback, im sleeping now. Hope to wake up to 1$ tomorrow....or else

just waiting for a pullback to sleep comfy frens

Noob here and serious question. Is there a way to prevent losing money while you sleep if btc or any other coin takes a dive? If so, how?

I have 9,700 LINK rotting away on my ledger
Is there any place I can park this LINK to generate more LINK without risk?

I'm guessing AAVE, COMP, YFI, Bancor, etc
Which protocols do my fellow anons trust enough with their LINK stacks?

As of today, I have officially purchased Chainlink 50 times. Totaling 25,327 LINK
My first buy was back in September of 2017, I didn't even have a job at the time. Now I have a decent job and I buy more every payday.

I will continue buying chainlink every single payday until it passes $100, at which point I will stop buying more.
I don't even care if i lose it all, knowing that i have so many frens on /biz/ who would lose as much if not more than me. I accept the risk because you do, anon.
We are all in this together.

>>23217266
The Trump EVK stock news is making EVK go parabolic. I'm all in on EVK. Got 60k on EVK stock

I just bought another 100 LINK
Yes, I already have 11,000

Who else based and accumulating even more?

Has anyone here ever considered catfishing a dev for a major ETH mining pool to get your address whitelisted for 1 gwei transactions?
I see ethermine sends out thousands of transactions for $0.01 fee, because they are mining the blocks and just put their own transactions into them

How hard would this be to catfish one of the devs and get a few addresses onto this 1 gwei list?

>>21757701
I've struggled not to sell my links fren

>>21570767
>>21570371
>>21570767
In 2017 I cashed out a big part of my crypto.
Because I suddenly had plenty of money in the bank, I decided to buy some boosterboxes for nostalgia reasons. I bought two boxes of Weatherlight, the Dark, Ice Age, Onslaught and Eternal Masters. I haven't played magic in like 10 years but the older sets still appeal to me nostalgia and artwise.

They did amazingly well. I´m not selling them though even when they are just getting dusty in the attick. Maybe someday if I really need the money. The feeling of nostalgia is strong and the boxes look amazing (to me).

I also bought a big case of silvercoins in 2017. Have 500 1oz silver coins. I kind of regretted it when it arrived because I clearly was just wasting money on shit I thought was fun to have, but this also did amazingly well.