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happy birthday anon. how come you have no none-4chan friends?

>>10101944
LINK is meant to be blockchain agnostic, however ETH was/is the best candidate to develop for obviously. Smart contracts nigger. Smart contracts.

>>9099955
Sheeeit. Witnessed.

>>8988933
So many digits today...

>mfw five of the memes I saw on there were mine

2019 will be the year of LINK.

>>8375199

Stream to the conference?

>>8101576
>Exists as a vague idea. Like everything in crypto
Just like a peer-to-peer cash system was a vague idea in 2008, and is now a global force to be reckoned with.
>The financial systems are okay, you're a crazy fedora libertarian, aren't you?
2008 and millions of people would say otherwise
annnd, ad hominem, yes I know you're running out of steam.

>I can take you to court and take all your belongings if you didn't provide me the full textual explanation of the contract
Dude, are you a first year law student or something. I've been in and witnessed real-world disputes. They usually arise BECAUSE of textual agreements AND/OR because either party veered off that agreement. The whole point of data-driven agreements is not to replace all fucking agreements, you fucking know-it-all, it's to improve upon existing data-driven agreements, and capitalize on the fact that we're moving toward a data-driven world with a LOT of decentralized data-providers and payment solutions coming into play.
>Crypto exchanges and coins were hacked over 800 times.
And you're ignoring the fact that the most attacked blockchain has NOT been hacked, which is actually shocking. The longer it goes on, it's increasing the evidence that the technology is viable; or at least that better solutions will continue to emerge
>NYSE and it's smart contracts were hacked 0 times
I don't think you know what a smart contract is; nor do you understand the implications of centralization versus decentralization.
>proposing a non-secure solution, to a problem, that doesn't exist in the first place
This is where 110-IQ smug assholes stuck in crowd-think get it wrong. Whenever you invent something new, it comes with problems, but it opens up new possibilities that weren't there before. Smart-contracts are opening up new categories of abundance, cost-savings, and automation that simply aren't going to be possible in any other way. I spoke with enough execs and managers in 2016 to know that the demand is there

>>8067086
bump, keep it up walletanon

>>8066576
all in on LINK
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>>7978617
>>7979501
Nice, take some LINKs as tribute

>>7881309
if it doesent make you happy give it to me lol

>>7868102
It solves one of the biggest problems in crypto, the connectivity problem between the blockchain world legacy systems in banks and other trade and financial systems that CANNOT afford to do a system overall.
And it's called LINK
This is normie speak, but see how easy it is to sell it to the normie world?
The thing is, normie sales-scripts aside, the tech is there, and if you actually dig deeper, they're actually making progress faster than expected. That's why we're optimistic
Buy a bag and come along for the wild ride

>>7859822
checked
>>7856516
basically my trust in meme magic, 50% of my portfolio, and my dignity is on the line
$40-60 would be life-changing

>>7852918
>>7853067
Hello investors

>>7831471
>>7831860
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>>7847362
Mein LINK niggas
50% in LINK, but basically psychologically all-in. Spend most of my crypto research understanding how to one day operate a node
basically want to get deeper into tech in general because of LINK
measuring all my gains against LINK
if it's still $1-5 EOY, still gonna accumulate like a madman

>>7846291
>take some of my blessings, mortal female

Smart contracts cure autism