/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>11419356
>why linkpool shares are important?
40 shares = 1% of all Linkpool revenue forever.

Personal annual revenue numbers are very comfy, if Link does become big, that 83m per month is low end. It could go to billions in best case scenario. Think about that anon.

>>11377429
The 186 are the true elite.

Sergeant Major.
The real VIP list is pick related though

>>11267864
Jonny already confirmed they aren't selling via telegram. They were being retarded for not confirming this themselves at the same time that they announced a new way of selling shares.
There is no point arguing lets just agree we are both going to be rich

Linkpool had 15 million Link ready to be staked before they shut their doors to new applicants and aim to only control at most 10% of the network. A minimum of 150 Million Link will be staked at a conservative estimate.

Buying the ORI presale and dumping at an average of 12x worked pretty well. Could have dumped at 18x but I'm not psychic. I put every single Gwei I made from ORI into LinkPool and am a top twenty contributor to their crowdsale. If Linkpool outperforms ChainLink and ChainLink moons I'm pretty sure that will have made me the best trader on /biz/ this year.

>>11174372
>>>11174385
>The total amount of shares is 4000
>1 eth from the crowdsale = 1.4 shares
I own more than 0.25% of LinkPool. Literally shaking

LinkPool has started testing staking on the test net.
https://medium.com/linkpool/staking-launch-on-ropsten-3d05e52d394c
Mainnet is imminent

Get in here pool frens https://medium.com/linkpool/staking-launch-on-ropsten-3d05e52d394c

>>11148143
As long as they make revenue and chainlink is a needed network yes. Yes it’s a gamble.

>>11148147
Talk to one of the other 185. No exchange is going to list them. No one is going to sell them.

>>11148156
They can, but Johnny and Sergey actually talk. Johnny definitely knows more than the average /biz/ larp

I'm a top twenty LinkPool contributer. Does that make me some kind of kamikaze pilot?

>>11133776
Because I can run a tiny percentage of hundreds of nodes instead.

>>10952522
That would have given you about 17 grand from every million they make. I wish I had bought in too.

>>10946246
You say that now. I regret not going all in on LinkPool since I saw this infograph.

I was actually shilled this by LinkPool shills of all people.

>>10855748
Top ten holder reporting in.

If you believe in LINK and didn't go into the LinkPool crowdsale, you fucked up.