/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20776775
based and honest. respect anon

>>20092013
Of course you can. But the issue here is of course getting into a more lucrative node.

These nodes will only have a certain amount of LINK they allow to be staked in the node. If that limit is reached, the node is capped and nobody else can stake in that node.
2 things will happen:
A. It will be a race to get your LINK into a high quality node (this race will be won by script kiddies)
B. You will pay a fee, or pay for rights to stake in a high quality node

>>19915759
uniswap.exchange

the contract address youll have to enter is: 0xEd91879919B71bB6905f23af0A68d231EcF87b14

you should verify this on etherscan first before trusting me, a random faggot on an anonymous image board

>>19901001
can also double verify it using etherscan and viewing all the txs with that contract address.

best to be safe anon. though i am being genuine.

>>17574609
Splunk is a SIEM (Security information and event management) platform

Basically a company can ingest logs from a number of different areas and then search those logs, create dashboards, analyze data trends, utilize machine learning and user behavior analytics etc
For a real example, at my current employer I work in the SecOps team and about 90% of my work is in Splunk
I manage log ingestion from our various endpoints, including but not limited to DHCP servers, DNS servers, Firewalls, all IDS/IPS that we employ, internal webapps that employees use, all Emails and all Proxy logs (all user browsing activity in the company)

It is a massive data housing and analysis platform that is primarily used by product and security teams, and we set up dashboards, searches, alerts, etc.
It is a central point for every single piece of data at any given company to search on.

>>17572327
thanks anon, as if it wasnt obvious theres not a chance i send someone on a brazilian table top gaming forum any money
but i appreciate the help, we're all gonna make it

>>17526498
>fork the algo
>sheik needs to shell out another $100M to 51% the new algo
>he does this
>fork the algo again
??

>>17437031
based and true.

1 reporting in, i have a pretty good social life, go to the gym, have a girlfriend, etc. but they all know im really into "Bitcoin" and we joke around about it.
that being said im going to be fucking rich from LINK and stunt on all of them in 5 years

>>17333326
In the tech community autism isn't nearly as bad as any other industry.

Look at Ari Juels, he was talking about assasination contracts and verifying girls are 18 years old.
Anyone with moderate social grace would understand those were really shitty examples, and Ari is one of the smartest people in this industry, the dude worked on creating proof-of-work itself.

Keep doing you, and good luck with the internship

>>17323074
based 5k purchase at 22c

you have balls, and you made the right choice

>>17310918
arbitraging between exchanges

>get flash loan
>find 5% difference in values for a coin between two decentralized exchanges
>buy at cheap exchange
>sell at more expensive exchange
>send flash loan back to contract
>keep the profits

>>17277206
>>17277224
much appreciated anon

>>17207754
if you borrow against a stable coin like DAI, which is pegged at $1, you can assume a default risk of 0

>>17136337
did you make this?

you really spent the time to look up the rich list historical balance of LINK holding wallets, and correlate it with the price of LINK?
first time ive seen this pic at least, but seriously good work anon. or whoever made this.

>>17102076
only because im bored will i spoonfeed you:

yes, in very specific and nuanced cases where a single mistake on the oracles part could result in a "multi million dollar loss" , chainlink might not be the BEST solution, risk management wise.

the thing is anon, 99.99% of times when a company could automatically execute a contract based on an oracle, its not dealing with "multi million dollar" scenarios. its fucking chump change.
and the fact that LINK drastically reduces the overhead costs on these millions upon millions of events is what gives it value.

so sure, if a company has a single event that is worth 25% of their net worth if its fed incorrect data, they should probably use something other than LINK
but in the other 99.9999% of scenarios where theyre dealing with piss money, LINK will be FAR cheaper and plenty good enough.

>>17067277
32 ETH and .4 BTC if those are your only two options

read the ETH in 2019 blog post from a few weeks ago
"Staking is coming in 2020"

>>16598794
Won't say my location but they have locations across the U.S.

I go to paul mitchell school/salons

acid always makes me feel socially inept - autistic in a way
and this is when im doing 200-250 mics with very good friends of mine who i am extremely comfortable with

i prefer DMT

>>15290328
good rules OP, niggers in this thread acting like you are a summerfag are fucking retarded, OP has 0 indication of being a newfag

my personal favorite rule
-Always FUD to get retards to spoon feed you
this works with literally anything, dont understand what LINK does? FUD it
dont understand how QNT is different than Ark? FUD it with that comparison, act really fucking smug about it too.

basically cunningham's law "the best way to get the right answer on the internet is not to ask a question; it's to post the wrong answer."
works fucking fantastically on biz, everyone here is so emotional about their investments they jump at any opportunity to prove the depth of their knowledge