/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>26043438
>tfw adding 10k is <1%
finna chase some shitcoins on the side I guess

>>18671103
Can't thank you enough for the thread, brother. The information is relatively easily accessible, but rarely is it all in one place as it has been in your posts.
Thanks for that thread, and this one. For every one idiot posting fud in here, there are probably 20 or more Link holders reading, and appreciating your insight.
PLEASE keep doing what you're doing.

>>16436151
thanks fren

>>16247651
>>16247639

and nothing to show except blogposts

>bought DAG couple a week ago at .008
>puss out and sell immediately after buying because im scared link will moon to $1000 out of nowhere
>missed out on a 2x
bros its getting really hard to hold this shit, where are the hundreds of teams? where is all the shit we talked about in the past two years?

Keep your job for a while anon ~ As long as you can stand it. Income is king.

What actually makes the price pump or dump? Is it really people throwing around thousands of dollars on Coinbase and Binance? I can't really picture actual people being behind these movements, selling after 50% drops and buying after 70% pumps. And the funny thing is, I was one of them for years but kinda ran out of money for now. I'm just wondering, when news drop (bullish or bearish) do people really buy the fuck out of an already pumped coin that's gone up 30% in an hour or is it all bots trying to ride 3-4% pumps and dumps. How real is the volume? Maybe it's literally some of the billions of chinks and gooks and koreans but I simply can't picture people like me making a difference when you look at the daily volume of like 50 to 250 million dollars. Imagine so much money moving through a random token every single day.

hold n sleep tight, nice n comfy at home

>>14856674
Here we go again... eating chips while avoiding next workout for the 7th week in a row, procrastinating away as the next exam approaches in 2 days, waiting for the larp to be revealed as the pregnant sergey public service announcement, checking delta, my 2300 LINK are worth 600 dollars less again..

1) Chainlink surpasses Ethereum in market cap through sheer volume/use and staking and all of that good shit.
2) It is now more profitable for a majority to 51% attack LINK transactions instead of mining for ETH.
3) Chainlink has to move to another smart contract platform just to stay alive.
4) There is no bigger platform than ETH.
5) ???

Do market forces pump ETH because of LINK use? Does Chainlink therefore will always be lower than its host platform? Not trying to FUD, genuinely questioning...

>>14443186
>We either get rich or die holding onto our bags
/thread

14k LINK
0.24 LP
Will I make it EOY?

I am all-in LINK but what's a bullish scenario for LINK short term? We can speculate about nothing, it just is.

I've been mining Chainlink for a week now and the block rewards fluctuate so much. One day I earn 1600 LINK for 124 blocks, the other day it's 3000 LINK. How do I maximize and stay at the maximum ROI?

I hope I can make up for locking the price at 72 cents on my ledger. Beginner mistake I know :/

>>13859161
Old tweet and old article by a twitter retard? Ok?

>>13838148
what was the offer anon? are you trying to join the whale killer fleet? You can tell me, I won't tell the FAGGOT whales

>>13821765
yeah one second anon