/biz/ - Business & Finance

Are we still supposed to be buying LINK or is that over now?

>>54216078

>>49770657
>if you bought the absolute top the minute it was there you would be down 5%
and if you bought the bottom a month later you would be up almost 700%
I myself am up 2800% on my 2017 LINK stack

pointless newfag thread

>>25038083
im not sure, i didn't get to see the whole video before work and now it's private

>>21367630
>done
Link is inside us all now, whether we like it or not...
We will never leave this place, and this will never end anon.

>>21330463

>>18815993

Because it turns out the whole cryptosphere was just full of retarded "devs" who got in early. Meanwhile our guy Sergey was THINKING about the REAL value of blockchain which was smartcontracts. He went on to found the secure asset exchange and during that time he understood that smartcontracts need outside data and that outside data was centralised. Due to his experience at the VC where he had worked, he knew exactly how to tackle this problem. Probably thanks to his connections as well he got a guy like Sandro Salsano to seed invest SmartContract who probably got Sergey connected to the likes of Swift. Meanwhile in the "cryptosphere" we have literal pedos dancing around in furry costumes arguing about some block times and tps and how to get adoption for cryptocurrencies. It's only recently that devs have been educated about the Oracle problem and wannabe competitors like Tellor, Band, Mobius and other shitcoins have appeared.

What IS it about Sergey? Everyone who crosses paths with him, they either bend the knee immediately, or they exert such panicked efforts to either go around him, minimize him, or subvert him... before bending the knee anyway.

He seems like the very last person you'd expect to draw such profound, shaken reactions from people... and yet here we are.

What IS it about Sergey? Everyone who crosses paths with him, they either bend the knee immediately, or they exert such panicked efforts to either go around him, minimize him, or subvert him... before inevitably bending the knee anyway.

He seems like the very last person you'd expect to draw such profound, shaken reactions from people... and yet here we are.

>>17934861
because i needed to sell from my /makeit/ stack in order to pay my fucking rent. i know. i hate myself for it too. just trying to get above the magic threshold again to be truly comfy

WHEN WILL THE BLOODBATH END?

This man will make you rich.

The least you can do is say "Thank you"

>>15445299
Wait a minute. It wasn't just $8.00. It was $8.13, which means the inverted value is $13.80.

>https://vocaroo.com/i/s0QjQikw1nuJ

Let's say he pulls it off. Like the "most optimum" timeline. Acquires Clause, Docusign integration, Salesforce integration, SWIFT backend, etc.
Let's say it's 2025 and it was all true, and Chainlink is among the top if not the top ranked cryptocurrency in the world, market cap in the hundreds of billions, trillion dollar market cap fully expected. The fourth industrial revolution in full swing.

What sort of CEO do you think he'll be? Will he still be talking about empowering people in Papua New Guinea to enter binding digital contracts when they find oil? Or will he go the way of the Zucks and the Bezos, and be a waxy faced post-human ghoul whose only interest is more money, more market share, more power. Will the Sergey we know and love survive the sort of success that this could bring?

>>14705515
>posts a non-link thread on /biz/
autist

I'm sorry.
I need the money

>>14391908
can i get a warosu link to the original thread please

>>14280127
r e n t f r e e

when