/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>13918248

>>12382711
Pls gib me 1 k link I have only 1k I need 2 k to makeit

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The Order of Delphi: We are a decentralised collective of sovereign individuals from around the globe brought together by a mutual appreciation of ChainLink. The world we share is changing rapidly and with the help of each other we aim to recognise these changes. Through our fellowship and newfound wealth we will pursue a lifelong endeavour of self improvement to be the best possible versions of ourselves.

ps we make dank memes

>>/biz/thread/S8855856

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8hvyoqlBqqU

>>11488560
He is bluffing he won't hold and from there straight up to 7k. Look at market trades he is falling apart.

>>11468841
194k would clear the whole book unleash the bot chief

>link will drop to 20 cents
Are you a retard? It will go sideways for the next 4 hours then pump to .41-.42 that's when you dump and rebuy at around 36 cents.

>>11427494
>>11427500
So i'll take it literally nothing happened? Just random movement?

Here is the thing
Like seriously
Link
Just look at it
Look at this past year
Fudders have had a year
A YEAR
To state their fud
Autism combing through every facet of the internet
And here we are
On the cusp of singularity
And no one can really poke a hole in the project
And yet
YET
Anons are still calling scam
How delusional can you be to think the trigger of the 4th industrial revolution is a scam
They are the same people would have said oil is a fad before the automobile was made
Link marines will laugh from the moon
We will inherit the moon
All you have to do is hold

>>11002459
unironically it actually is. We need some real use cases here, otherwise everythig is gonna be destroyed, with some exeptions.

>>10951483
Puzzle larper said 15th September. So we could still be 11 days in this downtrend. Just have to stay strong.

>>10935518
Fuck yeah. I really want to get my hands on a node. People are forgetting how profitable it will after Link moons.

Bump

>>10871674

It's literally the only decentralised oracle that will power the smartcontracts. How much more do you want to know?

The hype phase of crypto is long gone. Projects will now succeed or fail based on deliverables, not promises. But realistically, most promising crypto projects (what few of them are) absolutely require off-chain data to be useful in any non-trivial context. Without it, you can build as many crypto services as you want but the only thing they will be able to do is facilitate the transfer of chuck-e-cheese tokens back and forth between autists and moonbois.

ChainLink is not a sure bet, it may or may not become the industry standard oracle solution. But there is sort of no point holding anything else (except maybe daddy BTC) until the fate of ChainLink is decided. If it moons, then it enables the mooning of the rest of cryptospace. If it dies off, then crypto projects are still stuck wallowing with their thumbs up their asses waiting for a true decentralized oracle project to succeed. Even on the off chance that LINK fails and another decentralized oracle gains prominence, there would be plenty enough time to see the writing on the wall and move back into your other alts before they moon.

Do you see what I'm saying? ChainLink can't possibly do worse than other crypto projects in the near term, because their success is contingent on ChainLink being successful. It is like investing in automobile technology when paved roads haven't even been invented yet. You may think you're managing risk by keeping LINK a small percent of your portfolio, but in actuality all you are doing is hamstringing yourself. All those other coins won't and can't moon until after (or if) ChainLink does.

Look at REQ as a prime example. They promised fiat integration Q2 but needed ChainLink mainnet to be operational before they could pull it off. Why would you invest in REQ when it can't be successful until after ChainLink succeeds? It's madness.

>>10870387

30K here, we're gonna make it.

Check this.

>>10834673

1000$ EOY is just a meme by linklets without at least 10K link. True marines have 10K links or more, in which case 100$ will let you make it.

>>10820886
If we reach 100$ EOY, 10k would be enough indeed.

Don't know for sure we can reach that EOY, but q1 or q2 2019 seems reasonable.

Btw have 30k link myself.

>>10814026

>>10779570

10K is enough, if mainnet comes through and delivers that smart contract HYPE.

We will even be able to see 100$ dollar EOY. Especially as christmas is gonna start the BTC bullrun.

>>10709074

That it can make you rich obviously. 10K to make it at 100 $ EOY.

>>10646728

A 4Chan poster once pasted this about Chainlink. With this I managed to convince my friends to go all in.

The hype phase of crypto is long gone. Projects will now succeed or fail based on deliverables, not promises. But realistically, most promising crypto projects (what few of them are) absolutely require off-chain data to be useful in any non-trivial context. Without it, you can build as many crypto services as you want but the only thing they will be able to do is facilitate the transfer of chuck-e-cheese tokens back and forth between autists and moonbois.

ChainLink is not a sure bet, it may or may not become the industry standard oracle solution. But there is sort of no point holding anything else (except maybe daddy BTC) until the fate of ChainLink is decided. If it moons, then it enables the mooning of the rest of cryptospace. If it dies off, then crypto projects are still stuck wallowing with their thumbs up their asses waiting for a true decentralized oracle project to succeed. Even on the off chance that LINK fails and another decentralized oracle gains prominence, there would be plenty enough time to see the writing on the wall and move back into your other alts before they moon.

Do you see what I'm saying? ChainLink can't possibly do worse than other crypto projects in the near term, because their success is contingent on ChainLink being successful. It is like investing in automobile technology when paved roads haven't even been invented yet. You may think you're managing risk by keeping LINK a small percent of your portfolio, but in actuality all you are doing is hamstringing yourself. All those other coins won't and can't moon until after (or if) ChainLink does.

Look at REQ as a prime example. They promised fiat integration Q2 but needed ChainLink mainnet to be operational before they could pull it off. Why would you invest in REQ when it can't be successful until after ChainLink succeeds? It's madness.

10-100$ EOY

>>10604596

If it's that simple why doesn't every fucking one see the all the succesfull projects?

Every year a company moones, but not everyone sees it. That's a fact.

>>10592435
>>10592422
You should have atleast 20 K, if you want to sleep well. If it moons to 100 dollars, you can sell half of it and have a million dollars. The rest you keep for staking or waiting for a price increase.

You don't want to be the guy that sold Ether at 50 dollars just to see it moon to 1300. This method guarantees that you become a millionair and basically don't have to work anymore. All the extra profit, is just a extra.

Stay strong Marines and never compromise!