/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20276000
Sick

>>15800000
Witnessed

>>15699991
fine ill spell it out correctly Kek jeez i get it dude

LINKIES STAY STINKY 1000 EOY

>>15696435
Linkies stay stinky, 3.00 EOD

>>15630801
>>15630838
>>15630867

Believe me though, in ten years you'll kill yourself as a dead dude realizing that the dead you has a fat stack

>>14676894
ALSO: because my trust circle is so massive and my rate is strong, all those who use my code get a +50% MINING RATE

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>>14005732
>relevant problem solving product

How realistic is it, and I mean *in the realms of ACTUAL possibility*, that ChainLink reaches $10 by 31.12.2019?

when the fuck is this shit happening? this is some qanon type conspiracy with all these dots, connections, and breadcrumbs. is this ever gonna fuck moon or are we deluded as fuck?

>>/biz/thread/8871625#p8876574

For those anons that may remember. Oleg was discussed in this thread back in April.

>>9023917
no customers. kek. you sad, sad, little man.

>>9016771
oh boo hoo. i didnt know they owed you anything you dumb fuck. you think you're $500 matters to them? they are onboarding billion dollar enterprise clients to their network once they go live. they could give a shit.

/ourguy/ sergey did it

>>7752739
SWIFT already exists.

Let me start by saying I'm very bullish on link, 90% of my portfolio consists of it.

But the way I see it, it doesn't make sense to be worth as much as $50 per link, maybe even $20 per coin is already a stretch.

Let's assume that when we stake our coins, we get a ROI of $1 per link per month, which already seems amazing, most of us have about 10k link, that's about 120,000 dollars anually, pretty fucking good.

But say you are tired of staking and wants to sell, what's a reasonable price for the buyer?

Well, from the buyers perspective, he will have to break even from staking, before raking profits from staking (im excluding traders from this scenario, because Im assuming most people will actually want to use their coins, its a post speculative scenario). That means that he will consider the time until profit AND the risk of holding link for that long, considering there can always be new technology or coin that replaces link (there will at least be competition).

So, how many times the ROI will the buyer be willing to pay? And that's the price link will have. I assume they won't be willing to pay more than 20x the ROI price (1 year and 8 months of staking just to break even), and maybe that's already saying too much.

So, by this logic, for it to be 50$, ROI would have to be 2,50$ per link, and to be 1000$ it would have to be 50$ per link per month, which would be an obscene amount of money, biz would be multimillionaire just from staking.

So, yeah, link 20$ seems okay, but not 50$, 100$ and definitely not 1000$.

Would love to hear your thoughts on this.

What the fuck is this /biz/?


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