/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>14430902
A timeless classic. There's gonna be puppetshows made about us

>>12546303
BTC has a future, but I think it barely will break ATH and I am very bullish on crypto in general. BTC will be used by some to store value. The real value in blockchain is smart contract platforms.

All the fag boy companies are refusing to host content they don't agree with, so people will need to use decentralized apps to spread their messages/ideas.

>>12320406

No. Zoom out, stellar is near its low in BTC value, link just went up 20%. If anything you should be selling link for XLM now. If you are asking this honestly I think you should get out of trading crypto.

>>12261566
10 sergeys please

Looks like Thomas is all over etcd now

Dont you brainlets understand that smartcontracts.com as a company might be succesful, but the chances of token holders benefiting from that success is still uncertain. Sergey can alter the economics of your LINKs any time he wants, with no adverse consequences. Case in point, JNT, ZRX. The moment LINK begin to be a drag on their business model due to regulations or incompatibility, Sergey will dump yo asses so fast you couldn't even type "$1000 eoy"

G-guys, I don't think chainlink will reach $1000 by the 31st of December

Will Chainlink stop partnering with literal whos? Well never get to $1000 eoy at this rate

https://medium.com/bzxnetwork/bzx-teams-up-with-chainlink-5b9649e8c241

Yet another partnership..

4chan always gets what they want, evan to the detriment of others.

>>11591013
>Just keep winning.

Fucking yes. Chainlink.

They demoed it so that it could use Chainlink to call the ETH price hourly so that you could, say, earn $20 an hour in the equivalent ETH.

When fiat onramps, stablecoins and atomic swaps get included in this (and that's a when, not an if) you will be able to be paid in stablecoins or in fiat, hourly. The next generation will look back at a time when people got paid weekly or even monthly, as being absolutely archaic.

Then when you factor in that the employment smart contract itself could have a function to transfer the base income tax rate to the government, and you have a completely automated pay system, that automatically pays basic income tax, and that can be triggered by, for example clocking in and out of an IoT device that sends an API trigger that you are "at work" or "not at work".

This is unbelievably massive. This is the beginning of an entirely new era of payment and taxation. There is simply no reason to stick with the "old" system once this smart contract ecosystem is properly up and running, and the efficiencies it provides in terms of accountability, accounting, auditing and taxation are difficult to overstate.

And here's the thing, it didn't even get mentioned, let alone discussed, on this subreddit. People here are still talking about how a mango stand in Guatemala is now accepting BTC. It's honestly baffling."

This will be 5k sats when I wake up tomorrow