/biz/ - Business & Finance

Bitcoin dumps aren't working on LINK anymore?

>they will say we got lucky

>>55080777
checked.

>>54539672

there are only 3300 wallets with 10k link

No hype.
No excitement.
No green wojaks.
WTF has happened to this community?
Did you all sell your stinkies for shitcoins and missed the pump?
Seriously wtf.

Yes.

Chainlink is the perfect coin that:
- It is not a risky gambling shitcoin that you would 100x or lose it all
- Not a slow dinosaur like Bitcoin or even Ethereum

Also, chainlink has arbitrum and staking to be released, big companies will use chainlink. Watch the network traffic is market.link ... Things are only going to get better.

However, you need to switch your mentality with Link. It is not a casino shitcoin. It will moon but not probably in the way you expect it like an everyday pump and dump shitcoin you see nowadays. Just wait and have patience.

Why is staking not live yet?
Wasn't staking supposed to be here at the end of 2020?
What's taking so long?

2 days ago I SOLD all my Links.

Best decidion I ever made. I am having +38% gains now

You gus have to ACCEPTA that Link wont moon in this bullrun. No matter the reasons. There are better opportunities.

>spend years intensely fudding own investment
>complain when it underpeforms in bull market, where sentiment is king
*slow clap*

>>27468596
>insider LARP
>good breadcrumbs
>Jason Parser FUD
>a lot of pepe memes
>yacht party hopium
the price was low but we had fun, good memories

The only community stupid enough to fud their own investment straight into the ground.

EOY 2020 price prediction. GO.

Are the fudders bored Link holders or do people unironically have some kind of Link Derangement Syndrome (LDS)?

roll

One if not THE major value proposition of crypto (and chainlink) is to replace legacy financial systems.
The reason why this has so much potential is because we've seen decades of ever increasing financialization of the economy.
But this trend has a good chance of coming to an end, and maybe reversing if there's the type of major financial crisis so many are predicting.
What happens to the value of something like Chainlink (and crypto in general) in such a scenario?

>>23582814
buy chainlink

Serious discussion.
Do you just love being poor or something?

But bullshit food coins who's only premise is that they won't rugpull on you like sushi, pizzahut, kimchi, and hotdog bullshit scam coins are through the roof in less than a day?
WTF

Now that staking is live how much can I make from it?

>>21563053
It's a fractal, mini bubbles strewn throughout
Shortrun, we are in the bulltrap
Longrun, we are in the bear trap

>>21435749
based

Are Chainlink oracles too expensive for high volume/unit value use-cases?