/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55461346
Months: $100
Years: $1000
Decades: $100,000

>>55121188
Fine, I'll spoonfeed
CCIP is the first thing that will be able to legitimately make blockchain a viable tech for the financial industry
It's a way for people to apply defi using any chain on either side of the transaction.
Basically, it's like being able to use squarespace to create your website when before you needed to know HTML at a high level to create something decent.
To use this new service, you either need to pay in LINK, or whatever you pay in will be converted to LINK.
So as use rises, the demand for LINK will rise.
Do a search for "cross chain" and just see how many massive corporations and organizations are earmarking massive amounts of money cross chain without specifically naming Chainlink's CCIP.
Since there's no real alternative to CCIP, you can connect the dots and see how big this is going to be.

>>51724683
If I wandered in off the street and didn't know anything about Link or crypto, I'd assume this was some sort of glorified Holiday Inn Amway pitch.

You really have to pick through what they were staying, but it was very bullish.
It's the opposite of a polished turd.
We're dealing with an uncut diamond, and it's only a little bit of superficial marketing and top level leadership that's keeping Link from pumping to the top 3.

They're doing their best to keep the power level hidden, but it's not going to be something they'll be able to pull off much longer.
Load up while you can, boys

midwit filter, you mean

>>51525359
They bought LINK

>>51514777
holy checked

>>51375351

>>51142333
Checked! Yes we're all going to make it.
>>51142426
I'll feel so amazing. :D