/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54765813
Sergey calling them out directly was a huge narrative shift, especially at Consensus where he's talking to a room full of devs, many of whom would be complicit.
Devs have two options: Take the blue pill, side with the market makers/VCs/extractors, make as much profit as you can from retail before superior trust minimised options take all your lunch.
Take the red pill: Use Chainlink, take part in provably and verifiably superior forms of finance, participate in a movement that grows to coalesce with the entire global financial system as an early visionary.

It's literally grifters vs idealists and this is a rare, rare case where the idealists have the technological and financial advantage as well as the moral one. Sergey has put himself out there as a leader in the battle for crypto's very soul.
MEVfags absolutely seething lmao. It is INSANE how much the wider space has ignored the content of his Consensus speech. The grifters can see the sand falling through the hourglass now, and know it's only a matter of time.

>>52555555

Chainlink
Oracles
Power
Everything

BRO YOU THINK I READ ALL THAT? YOU THINK I READ YOUR BLOG LMAO? WUN KAY EE OH WHY BRO THAT'S ALL. THAT'S IT.

WUN
KAY
EE
OH
WHY

REPEAT IT TO YOURSELF WHILE YOU SNIFF YOUR MAMAS PANTIES AT NIGHT.

You need a Bad Plaid Dad with a Rube Cube

how do you think

>>15890315
Yes they are lol

So let's say it's 2030 and I want to buy a house. The title for the house is held on a blockchain and is governed by smart contract, so as soon as I deposit $700,000 into the smart contract the title will transfer to me. I have $500,000 so for the remaining money I take a loan from a smart contract lending pool. People from all over the world have put money in this pool with different terms and different rates of interest, I choose some terms I like and take the loan from the pool.
When the smart contract executes and I now own the house, my Stamp Duty/national tax obligations are automatically paid out as part of the smart contract terms.

So in this scenario we have: No real estate agent required to oversee the trade as it will be performed by smart contract. No bank required to oversee the loan as I will be drawing from a decentralised lending pool. No conveyancing lawyer required to manage the deed transfer as the full property description will be recorded and transferred on the blockchain. No accountant required to manage the tax requirements as they will be encoded into the property transfer smart contract and automatically dispensed.

So my question is this: What the fuck are people going to do for work when all of these jobs disappear?

>>15641378

VITALIK YOU HAVE NOT PLEASED ME