/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19790734
BASED

>>18625603
>He does. There's just nothing he can do about it
Must I remind you money smelly and money belly are both Russian with ties to IC3?

>>16777526
Work automation will eliminate a lot manual labor. A lot of it, actually. If you can train, not only yourself, but your workers, then it's just a simple process of having the same basic abilities, plus a whole bunch more, instead of one or the other.

>>15627200
Nice

>>15568907
FUCKING KEK

>>15560960
>as a pr nerd
stopped reading right there. Appeal to authority, reddit spacing, concern trolling. My goodness you guys need to step up your game!

>>15503755
Checked

>>15491616
>Learn to formulate your thoughts because you sound like some mindless hippie describing their first acid trip.
I actually spend a lot of time in reflection on how to best compose my thoughts with precision.

When a writer wants to say something, he has to first determine what he wants. That involves a certain amount of research. Then, you must figure out what the writer thinks he wants to say, and try and make the idea come out of it. It's not easy. I can't tell you how many times I've written poetry and it's been a bad poem with too much sentimentality that lacks the punch of a novel.

What I do know is, if I'm writing, I'm going to think about the words and try and find some way to express it. That was the great revelation for me: the words are all that's holding me back. If you want to tell a great story, I think the stories are the ones we tell to each other. So if you have a question, I'm all ears. Also, stop being a brainlet, bitch!

>>15431621
>We get it OP, you feel dumb because your life savings are worth less than half what they were a month ago and you want to convince yourself you didn’t fuck up. This thread is cope. $1.75

The thread is signaling.

First off, who has the intellect to read through the various documents OP has guided us to read?

OP is signalling to the under 40 cent crowd and he certainly has my attention.

Reading his posts and fucking off at work.

Thank OP

You're invited to by yacht

>>15329807
>This is the final redpill. All roads of searching for truth end at the source.
To know truth is to commit to truth and the exploration to find its source. Truth is not a destination, it is a journey,

Now time to deliver...... Let's do it....

Chainlink captures the value of the data being exchanged. When you purchase LINK, you are purchasing a token that is used by others to buy data for their Smart Contracts. This token simply is a secure digital representation of a cash equivalent since we cannot exchange cash on a blockchain
This token is what is used to purchase data on the Chainlink network, users need to buy the token on exchanges to be able to buy data for their contracts
For the high value data, we arrive at the second pillar of what gives the LINK token value, data providers need to buy LINK to use as Collateral
This collateral is “staked” in the Chainlink network meaning it is locked up in a Smart Contract and cannot be accessed until the data provider chooses to stop providing data
This creates a very powerful value feedback loop. This third and final pillar Staking Synergy
These staking systems are effectively high interest savings accounts, which will see returns upwards of 5%, a very competitive rate. This gives people yet another reason to want to own LINK
Anything that is on a blockchain and needs data about the real world, Chainlink can capture the value of that data in its network
Simply put, the more value in data that is transacted on the Chainlink network, the more value the LINK token must have to buy and insure the data
Furthermore, as more data providers join we see another feedback loop develop