/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30135075
Why do fags like him always attack Chainlink of all the other crypto projects? It's always "oh but look chainlink did this thing wrong!!!" (even though it was a human error). Meanwhile shit like BNB is at $38bn cap while being a centralised blockchain, Cardano at $39bn cap while you can't even create smartcontracts on it, DOT at $34bn cap while nobody even uses Polkadot, XRP at $20bn cap after SEC ripped them apart and Coinbase even delisted them. There's so much material in the top 10 alone, but yet they always come after Chainlink. It has always been that the more successful you are the more hate and critique you get. Nobody cares about any of those other crypto projects, because they aren't doing anything spectacular. Meanwhile Chainlink is growing and growing, getting mentioned by WEF, by Citi bank, Bill and Melinda gates foundation.

>>24264155

SHOULD HAVE SOLD ONCE RONNIE STARTED SHOWING UP AT THE MEEETINGS. AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH RUINED BY BIG MAC ADDICTION. FUCK WHY AHHHHHHH

https://www.theregister.com/2019/02/12/intel_sgx_hacked/

What, it's been a continued project of failure. How can any organization impliment this? They are putting every customers data at risk of being stolen not to mention their own. Why would any organization in the financial services sector use this fucking joke of an oracle system. How can we even trust Sergey to give us a Trustless Execution Environment if the track record of the system it relies is continiously hacked. There is no way we see this handle shit by ISDA, Docusign, Swift, etc... I feel fucked over Sergey fucked us so hard and we were only meant to be dumped on. Basement oracles, and thinking he actually cared about neets is a joke.
It was always true. Sergey was a Russian scammer. His connection to Coinfido and all the funds he transferred there are have been scrubbed. Fucking hell this is serious shit. We need wallet annon back to educate newfags. My fucking god, what have we done. It was never supposed to be like this.

>>10724061