/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25041784
I always like that one

>>21993077
Checked

>>21891941

We all do, but you still had the foresight to trust your instincts and intelligence both to make such a play.

The knowledge was the gift, but don’t shortchange yourself for taking the action.

Don’t get too big on yourself for self brilliance either (doesn’t sound like you have this problem anyway) it will cloud your analysis. And remember to thank God as well, His providence places us all where we are meant to be.

Godspeed fren. Ya dun good.

>>21678786

I had a dream about being attacked by a fox. Now I know why.

I’m NEVER selling. You can forget about it, consider my LINK out of circulation FOREVER.

>>21495402
This, they're acting like a top 5 crypto with ties to almost every major corp is some pnd fad.
The fact capital gains is going to force people to hold onto link longer for tax avoidance reasons and cash out slowly is unironically going to make a lot of people way fucking richer than they would have otherwise.
Meanwhile people in low/no tax countries will cash out all at once thinking they're locking in gains and want to rope as link continues to rise and rise in price.

Can you imagine you just listened to him that’s the best thing.

I mean I did. He told me I need some LINK in my life and he was right.

>>21302282
https://youtu.be/vjD3EVC1-zU

>>21122974
You'll only regret it if you hate money.

>>19999010
Stacking is just slang for buying and never fucking selling.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLLWHiCmfs8

>>19764949
Especially for someone as blazed as she is. Remember when she used to misspell shit back when she first got hired? So adorable.

>>19446619
Uhh.. come in Houston. We have lift off.

>>19429776
100k baby, everyone knows that much, come on anon!

>>19240337
warosu is so cool

>>16494276
>>16494527
>>16495697
No fucking way. /biz would be all over internet and news like how "weaponized autism helped to find out who Satoshi is" wouldn't help either.

I dont know what Sergey is planning to do with BTC or if it was just a testnet before link. But he is a fucking genius and I will let him do the job.
Just one thing > everything is in front of your eyes. Sergey forgot to delete one small thing from the past, but when you connect the dots.. you wouldn't believe anyway. Godspeed.

>>14431955
Yes just hold you fool, and keep buying in if you can. Check your own digits

>>9019777
And its a gay fucking name. Pewdiepie? Sounds like a stripper name.

whales are holding link down, BUY

What an hour it's been...
ITT we chat shit about bitcoin whilst I caress the Link order books.

I have learned a few things
>Link will pump aggressively with relatively little stimulus
>Nolinkers that got in for the ride dumped hard (probably shouldn't make a thread if I do this again)
>Link threads are the most fun, Link holders are the most rational, and basically we're geniuses that deserve what is coming to us

What next?
I'm currently on LINK/BTC because there's more volume there.
I picked up 75k more Link during the run-up and am have sent more Eth to Binance
BUT
I'll be waiting a few hours to see what Bitcoin does before restarting the mission

Thanks for the laughs, sorry for any temporary losses, and congrats if you upped your stack!

Love you linkies, seriously

>>5976187
>>5976222
This fucking magic right here

Check the Link/Eth charts for my 22222 Link buy order

>>4417138


https://www.gartner.com/doc/3698947/cool-vendors-blockchain-applications- - Garner Report
https://www.coindesk.com/swift-startup-winner-demos-smart-contract-trade-5-financial-firms/ - Barclays, BNP Paribas, Fidelity, Societe Generale and Santander test out Chainlink
https://twitter.com/addyching/status/919995073990979591 - SIBOS updates
http://www.crossroadstoday.com/story/36335056/previous-chief-scientist-of-rsa-releases-smart-contract-connectivity-whitepaper-facebook-director-of-engineering-llvm-creator-joins-chainlink
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Additional Information:


I noticed a lot of you guys didn't know what ChainLINK would be actually useful for or get too hung up on the "banking" premise that was shilled a lot on /biz/. Let me explain the TRUE merit of ChainLINK.
Bitcoin was the first decentralized currency that was trustless in nature. Ethereum was the first decentralized smartcontract service that was trustless in nature.
ChainLINK is the first "bridge" between real life data and crypto that is decentralized in nature.
What does this mean?
ChainLINK can take real time datastreams like Sensor data/non-crypto financial data such as real time interest rates etc and combine it with smartcontracts.
What this does is create tremendous potential wealth and make businesses possible that weren't possible before ChainLINK existed.
Let's look at the examples of how ChainLINK could be used in real life with one thing that is already confirmed.
A startup called Confido wants to make a payment and delivery system where they will use real time data from the delivery service's sensor system if a package actually arrived or not. When the sensor data confirm that the package is arrived a smart contract will automatically pay the vendor of that package automatically. This type of service would be impossible with ChainLINK if you'd wanted to make it trustless without 3rd party meddling.

>>4366097
Everything I can afford to, but it's only 2800 LINK

we live rent free in your head

>>3929248
>>3929259

SONY & AXA: We all know who SONY is. Axa is the largest holder of financial derivatives in the world. It's a trillion dollar market. All three parties have signed a smart contract that deals with varying levels of insurance coverage depending on firewall uptime on May 9th 2016, viewable here:

https://create.smartcontract.com/#/contracts/317764c5bf532e8b33572b6e77ae2133
https://imgur.com/a/uzRH1


FACTOM: Factom and ChainLink have been working together since 2016. You can view Factom's announcement about it here:

https://www.factom.com/blog/smartcontract-factom-announce-collaboration
https://imgur.com/a/Lf6vr


CONFIDO: A new company that is using ChainLink to pull shipping data from off-chain. See following website about this here:

http://confido.io/
https://imgur.com/a/7Visz
Short video explaining how it works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SX0buv4bCc [Embed]

MICROSOFT: This one is a bit of speculation, but let's take a look.
https://imgur.com/a/VLmP0

In this video, Sergey states that they are indeed "working with Microsoft..." on the development of their cryptlets at 46:13 (Link below)

https://youtu.be/ytv8U0bejPA?t=2773 [Embed]

If you feel like reading up on what it actually is, then check the link below and scroll down to "Bletchley Introduces Cryrplets, which is a "Secure Blockchain Middleware into their architecture"

https://github.com/Azure/azure-blockchain-projects/blob/master/bletchley/bletchley-whitepaper.md

Also, an article stating that Microsoft recently joined Cornell, who is a ChainLink partner as stated on the Smartcontract website.

https://www.coindesk.com/microsoft-joins-cornell-blockchain-research-group/