/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>21337099
Checked

Imagine if /fit/ found a way to get buff that literally nobody else in the fitness world knew about, and it worked orders of magnitude better than anything else, and suddenly this pack of neets emerged super jacked, buffer than any professional fitness trainer and stronger than any bodybuilder.
That's what happened with /biz/ and Chainlink. We outperformed Wall Street by orders of magnitude, we beat the entire world to the best investment in the world, going 40x in a bear market which is something a hedge fund couldn't hope for in their wildest dreams. A bunch of neets posting cartoon frogs are going to get insanely rich because they managed to see the next round of problems in crypto before anyone else did, by YEARS. YEARS AHEAD. That's pretty fucking special.

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comfy olden days thread

>>19780575
I keep a lot of those caps from 2017 as mementos.

7 ETH in ICO. Bought the rest between 0.00045 and 0.00065 ETH on Etherdelta as soon as it launched.
It's been a long time since then, bros, I feel like I've aged 50 years.

OK so all the normies buy in and LINK goes to $5, and what then? You sell? What's the fucking point of pumping it with idiot money unless you plan to sell, and who the fuck plans to sell their link any time in the next couple of years?
The fudders are retarded but the shills are equally retarded. We now have moonboys here who still think crypto is about just enthusiastically shilling the shitcoin de jour then jumping to the next one. They have no idea what Chainlink is, what the 4th industrial revolution is, what smart contracts are going to do...

I suppose I can at least rest easy that these faggots will all sell for a measly 5x and then fuck off, and will never actually make it.

>>14191862
Some things never change

ah the good old days