/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24018405
If you are new I can forgive you, I will spoodfeed you and potential lurkers a bit for the new /biz/ frens. Pic related.

The project has numerous industry recognition, the team is transparent and truthful. If you are not in LINK currently, I encourage you to DYOR, since its the only way to believe in a project. Otherwise you are chasing hype and buzzwords. There are numerous projects that will earn you money, there is incredible amount of projects on which you will loose 90% (if you are lucky).
Basic resources, how far you want to dig is up to you.
https://chain.link/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnjkrlqaWEBSnKZQ71gdyFA
https://twitter.com/chainlink?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor

>>14908021
here you go

>>14243567

>>13810747
I think we hit $4 in the short-term, and come the real announcements and use (95% of ethereum smart contracts through Zeppelin OS), we begin to see massive fireworks as developers will harness the Chainlink/Town Crier stack to advance their smart contract functionality. Once this event occurs it's essentially adding fire to a match of dynamic. Northwards of $200 by then.

imagine being a no linker
I can't
I literally unironically cant
I've held since the beginning
"what's a no linker?" you might ask
a no linker is someone who doesn't hold chainlink
there is even a worst version of a no linker
a no linker that knew about it, but didn't buy
now, don't feel bad about not knowing
most people didn't know
just like most people didn't know what Google was at the beginning
in order to have even known about buying it at the beginning, you had to have been browsing an anime image board at a certain date at a very certain time
If you were lucky to even be on at that time, you then had to see a post with an ethereum address from an anime avatar that said essentially "dude trust me, but you won't see it for months"
and on top of all that you had to be insane or autistic enough to actually send money to that address knowing that you could be scammed.
I did. I was that insane
and you know what
that isn't the craziest part
this is the story of Chainlink
this is how a bunch of nerds made it rich

>>13753428
>Shows how much you know

It shows just exactly how little the guy knows, fren.

And if he doesn't know, it's not our business to spoonfeed him.

He doesn't deserve our knowledge. Never cast pearls before swine.

>>13005162
The mega link is this folder >>13004489 but updated with about 800 more new ones I saved

>>12985600
Nice digits.

I have a confession to make.

I have sold almost all my assets for LINK tokens. I have learned about nodes. I have upgraded from Telegram to Twitter. I quietly follow the project in the way someone who has the opportunity to see bitcoin before bitcoin ever became bitcoin.

I am not available for an AMA but I wrote this down for the history books. Leave a comment to be in the history books.

I honestly believe this is a golden ticket. It just takes someone with an high IQ and some time to seriously learn and be shit-tested along the way.

Should this project take off and pulls an Ethereum or Bitcoin on us, I want to show I saw the light before most of the world did and reap the rewards from that.

This Anon will go down in history as the mystery author educating neets and decision-makers on the 4th Industrial Revolution and how Chainlink will play an integral role in it.

It's great writing, but how long do you imagine this future becoming a reality?

How much sooner do I have my rather comfy job doing nothing?

Is this Chainlink being a meme actually the largest meme there is for now that remains underground?

How do I adapt to world ran mostly by automation?

Read here and let's discuss. It's a lot to unpack:
https://medium.com/@The_Crypto_Oracle/the-fourth-industrial-revolution-the-rise-of-the-autonomous-economy-cfe0886ad8b3

Sandra BTFO

I fucking laughed out loud. Which one of you autists did this? Top work.