/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52751896
I had 1 LP share from ICO so I'm still up on those when I migrate them yet again.
I increased my holdings significantly from some idiots who went way under market with their SDL this evening though. Let's see if it plays out

Explain how Chainlink isn't blockchain.

>>20982763
>Most reputable alts have increased 50-100%
There is literally nothing good about most of those alts. XMR and maybe eth are only ones worth considering. Link is the only one that is new, and is actually really doing something innovative.
>ADA
Wow you got staking finally, everybody else had that for years.
>VET
Marvel and china hustle
>Defi shit
All useless without Link anyway. There is literally nothing new that has the same power as Link.

>>20080140
YOU ARE A MANIAC !

https://youtu.be/lhH87Ub0uDc

In my opinion, Link going up now is even more bearish. It will just allow the oscillators to reset and the real dump will be even worse. I'm really glad I sold at $3.65. I'm really comfy

>>18889477
He doesn't hate Chainlink. He's annoyed by the bullshit spewed by dumb memeing stinkers.

>>17614583
Have you seen this OP?

https://www.dhs.gov/sites/default/files/publications/2018_AEP_Blockchain_and_Suitability_for_Government_Applications.pdf

>>16810941
41+1
>Checking those digits 42
>What do the alchemic fires hold for chainlink in 2020?
ethereum scaling and government legislation are the bottlenecks for us at this point
I expect staking to come online for linkpool at a small scale (at first)
I have a feeling that the chainlink developers are pushing the eth 2.0 development

Timo (ironically) is doing a great job explaining the upcoming roadmap:
https://twitter.com/DLTPandu/status/1214391462223400960?s=20

another critical thing that shouldn't be discounted:
the chainlink team (as a company) needs to run a tight ship and prevent the competition and other malevolent parties from sending in spies and saboteurs
It sounds ludicrous but it's a very real problem, particularly in this type of industry

>>16788312
You first need to have a basic understanding of smart contracts and their value. This link will give you a rundown on smart contracts https://www.capgemini.com/consulting-de/wp-content/uploads/sites/32/2017/08/smart_contracts_paper_long_0.pdf

This link is chainlink’s year of review by a fellow anon
http://exploring.link/eoy2019.php
Good luck and most importantly never sell.

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>>16782063
>https://vocaroo.com/26TQgMliQVS

Those who said Sergey has no vision (the same speech!) have not been paying attention, particularly to his earliest appearances.

Chainlink is being constructed to fill the role of an idealised arbiter of truth, connected to the most perfectly dispassionate executor, in the form of public smart contract chains.

- [ ] This is in fulfilment of the deepest Platonic ideals of contract and governance that have ever been conceived, but which have remained out of reach, mere approximations even under the highest forms of lawful Republic, as at every step human capriciousness asserts itself and corrodes the final product, the freedom of contract found when our pledges are given force by Leviathan. Alas, ‘from the crooked timbers of humanity, no straight thing was ever they

By redrawing the locus of consensus as that of a precise ledger with sound game-theoretical guarantees at its edges, and iron-clad stricture within, rather than a continuously renegotiated knife fight, the level of trust required to engage in mutually beneficial enterprise plummets precipitously.

But what does it plummet to? The trust required is now neatly circumscribed to the trust in the information delivered unto our new Leviathan. There is fortunately a market for this trust, a pool of agents who are willing to stake their reputation and collateral on any piece of digitisable information on which it is possible to come to consensus. The truth is a most excellent Schelling point, and one which well-incentivised agents can reliably settle on.

Do not underestimate the power and the generality of this arrangement in its maturity, nor the amount of human and economic potential that this will unlock.

>>16704543
>This. It's Chainlink.
chainlink will be used as the oracle to inform the price feeds that will in turn be used to leverage the digital currency against physical assets (among other things)

>>16675198
amazing, I wasn't aware of that
thank you for the information

Here's a good interview with Sergey that you might enjoy
If you notice, he's getting better and better at explaining
https://bravenewcoin.com/insights/podcasts/smart-contracts-how-sergey-nazarov-and-chainlink-are-solving-the-oracle

>>16662771
This is what worries me about LINK. It’s the only other project I invested in but the hopium feels so similar to the way jibrel felt in March of 2018. You look at it on paper and think it’s a no-brainer. But having been burned so bad by the scamels I have next to no hope about anything in the crypto space

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>>16515641
https://youtu.be/UTZP2k9lCMg

>>16515230

Realistically, how high can it go?

Is $1k even possible long term?

>>16494422

w-will I make it?

>>14777127
Are you all-in on Chainlink?