/biz/ - Business & Finance

You own Chainlink but don't know about Link3D? How new are you?

Do you see how clever the idea behind Link3D is.

>It's a pyramid scheme

In a way yes but so are the vast majority of crypto investments on centralized exchanges. You buy a stock/crypto because you hope more people come along and buy that stock at a higher price from you. Pyramid scheme.

You buy BTC because you hope more people will want it in future and so the price will go up.

It's all a fucking pyramid scheme.

>But Muh PASSIVE coins

Only a tiny portion of investors, far less than 1% are actually ever going to hold enough of one of these passive gains coins to make anything significant from it.


The genius of this coin is that it has a system to regulate the pyramid scheme it is.

There's always a reason to invest because of the Divs and incentive rewarding holders.

Even if things went bad it inevitably can go back up in time rewarding you for holding based on divs and volume


The upside is amazing. This coin rewards hodling, amazingly. It looks on the surface like it's a short term ponzi scheme but but it's actually a long term investors coin. People with brains actually benefit with this one.

It's really one of the best ideas I've ever seen in crypto and has massive potential.

>>20521378
you keep calling it a scam but you have no proof.

Can you provide evidence beyond a reasonable doubt? If So I might listen to you and pull the 3000 link I put into the contract out, I am not a dev or part of the team. SO far the code is transparent and the devs are responsive every day.

If you provide evidence to your claims maybe Id listen. You sound like a guy who is just fudding because other projects have failed in the past but this team SOLVED the erc20 3D contract problem and that is very valuable.

>>20403994
there is a way to still earn link regardless of price my frens

>>20321236

>>20312889
my portfolio is 50% link and 50% link3d to earn even more link through link3d.io honestly never been more comfy

I will never sell but I widef stake 50% in link3d for th extra divs and massive gains

8 more days...

Are you in /biz/?

>pink fields everywhere
>i bought the entire way up the candle, still buying
>sold the top to link3d
>i am raking it in huge
>swingers sold the top, losing out on 1000eoy
>my stack increases for free

STAY POOR HAHAHAHA

>>20193559
prove it.
Pro tip... You can't
You can not exit scam a contract like this Check the source code and see that the admin was prevented from large stakes in the beginning. Everything is secure and fair. It has been going really well for me so far and with chainlink increasing in value there is no doubt in my mind I am going to make it!

>>20138057
>>20138057
IDGAF I will continue to buy more link and keep it staked in Link3D contract while its still early. The Fomo has not even set in yet ;)

The more link I buy the more I stake the more I earn. My returns make Linkpool Look pathetic and swinglinkers look like children. Stay mad betas!!

>>20138867
goyim you have to stake you link

>>20136406
LINK3D is comfy defi. Someone sold over 4000 Link In the contract today and I made KILLER Divs from it. I will make even more on the way back up when LINKFOMO is up and running in 13 days. LINK is LIFE

>>20122242

So, it's called an "Hourglass contract", first popularized by a dApp called "Proof of Weak Hands 3D". In this case it's called Link3D because it uses Link instead of Eth. The way it works is, the price of Link:Link3D goes up in a curve rather than linearly, thus the "game" is largely about getting in as early as you can.
Now, the more L3D you have, the more dividends you earn every single time anyone either buys in or sells out. 10% of the buy in is distributed to all holders of L3D, and 15% off those who sell. What this means is, holding onto your L3D (delayed rio, long term gains) ends up giving more than short term, immediate gains. You can also reinvest your dividends on the dips to increase the rate at which you receive dividends.
Now, inevitably, the volume + price curve becomes outpaced by pressure to take profits, and the Hourglass "flips" so to speak, and people take profits and sell some or all of the L3D position. However, this works in the favor of those who Hold as well on two levels: The fat 15% fee that is distributed as dividends, and the fact that those dividends are now being split among a smaller group of people.
The first flip has come or gone more or less, I think we like 50K LINK in the contract, and now we're at about 35K now. What you have to keep in mind is that was only the first of many, many flips, and you want to be on the ride while this is happening. I bought in around 20K and the divs have been very nice so far.
From what I've gathered, P3D topped out around 4 months in, and that was without more dApps being developed for it, which Link 3D is doing as we speak. The team is actually great, and after seeing the shitshow going on with Bat3D right now, their competence is even clearer.
Hope that covers it. My advice would be to buy in closer to 30K, I think that will be the point at which it flips again, but who knows.

>imagine not multiplying your Link while it pumps to $100 EOY