/biz/ - Business & Finance

>no project has ever fallen out of the top 10 and then made it back into the top 10
until now

>>55526806
Have you read The Godfather? Why does Michael win? Because he presents to his opponents as an effete, milquetoast and weak coward, even thought they know he is a war hero. They underestimate him. They all underestimate him because he never shows he's capable of making brutal, decisive moves until the very moment that he is making them. At which point it is too late.

>So basically, we're building the entire suite, the entire decentralised stack of tools and systems, that developers need to build a conflict of interest resistant protocol

>>54568992

>>53962224
checked, wagmi, very bullish

>>52942666
IMMOLATE ME O DARK ONE I AM READY

>>52529886
>binance launches a low energy oracle knock-off to try and have skin in the game for the inevitable oracle bull run
>chainlink contacts them and says "hey, sorry to interrupt you copy pasting all our repos, but a shitload of your ecosystem relies on our products and we will pull them all if you keep up with this charade"
>binance realizes the cost/benefit of this and tweets about how Chainlink is le great
soft power, exercised quietly, while growing bigger and bigger. Do you see?

>>51655666
I BELIEVE IN AN OMNISCIENT, OMNIPOTENT, OMNIPRESENT GOD. THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS COINCIDENCE IN MY FRAME OF REFERENCE

Uh bros, what happens when CeFi goes insolvent and can't put millions in artificial sell pressure on the LINK token, coupled with Sergey not selling any more, coupled with SmartCon and Eric Schmidt speaking, coupled with staking, coupled with the frontend that will connect legacy industry to blockchains/hybrid smart contracts?
Bros?

non KYC way to buy LINK?

>>26239300
imagine bothering to reply to fudders in 2021 the year of our serg

I am Sergey's conjoined twin, and while sound if often muffled because I am in his armpit, I distinctly heard that he was being investigated by the FCC. Apparently they're going to cut off his internet. Do with this information what you will, I took a lot of risks to post this here.

>>24777777
at no point did we ever stop making it, my friends and brothers

>>24423524
>i’m not locked in here with you, tether
>YOU’RE LOCKED IN HERE WITH ME

>>24079009
TAKE
YOUR
FUCKING
PROFITS

ETH2.0
AVAX
Dfinity
Radix
EOS
Cardano
Algorand
Cosmos
Hedera
IOTA
Polkadot

Why would you spin a roulette wheel on a 10+ horse race when you can just buy the one oracle solution that will service any and all of them?

>>24014422
I believe in an omniscient, omnipresent, omnipotent God.

roll for my linkies

$1k is just a waypoint on where Chainlink is going. "Muh market cap" faggots have no concept of how many LINK tokens are actually going to available for sale, and how many will be locked in contracts and fought over by entities jostling for market share.
Couple that with the fact that hundreds of billions if not trillions of dollars will be transacted on Chainlink powered DLT every day, and $81k is not a joke.
Screencap this and post it in 2030. Some of us knew more than ten years ago.

yeah i havent worked in 3 years and have the most money i've ever had
thanks sergey

That was the first bit of "news" that sent LINK past $2 in 2019, newfag. In the grand scheme of Chainlink it's a fucking nothingburger, but if there's one thing normie retards love it's "muh recognisable names".

>>23791700
checked. ATH incoming

Sergey is a superior, single source of truth

there's a whole generation of newfags who will NEVER buy link because they will think they "missed it" at every leg up
kek