/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20598941
>I buy 1000 AMPL at $2 each costing me $2000
>If the price of AMPL manages to stay at $2, it would take me 7 days of ~15% positive rebases to double my stack to 2000
>I now have $4000 worth of AMPL
>If the price of AMPL does indeed drop to its designed price of $1, my 4000 stack is now worth $2000
>I have broke even
>If I am not retarded, I have sold before this point to avoid any risk of it dipping below $1 and costing me negative rebases
>As long as I can avoid this, I will continue making profit as the marketcap grows through organic use of the coin by the community
>I will continue receiving small positive rebases if this happens
>If it does not happen, I have already sold at no loss

You are not buying a coin, you are buying a chunk of the marketcap

To make eternal profit from AMPL all you need is an initial investment, 7 days of positive rebases, and a bit of vigilance to keep an eye on the price. EVEN if it were to go below $1 and you were hit with negative rebases, you still own your percentage of the marketcap and at worst you will still be broke even. At some point, except for catastrophic failure, the price should return to $1.

The profit making goal should be to continue receiving positive rebases and to at some point sell your stack for big gains or to sell slowly over time. Remember, selling your stack DOES eat into your percentage of marketcap you own. There is no way around this. This is not a technical ponzi.

Enjoy folks.

pic related is AMPL head developer

For me, it's the Hodgemeister.

>>16790399
so if you hold 10000 stinkies and it is worth that much in 20 years you essentially are appreciating 50mm each year just buy holding them lol

why does Thomas always come in here and call us faggots?

is it true that this man is a mod in /biz/?

MAKE ME HAPPY, MAKE ME COME ALIVE
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Those who know, knew Truffle was always a nothing burger.

However... Web3 will be big. A lot of surprises. Chainlink is organizing its own event. There will multiple keynotes and tech demos from all the various parts of the ecosystem. Linkpool will unveil its node marketplace and CLC will showcase their Honeycomb marketplace. In case you do not understand the implications: after web3, the network will be open to any node, and any node will be free to service any type of data. This is the decentralized and third party part of the network going live.

There will be a panel for node operators. Jonny from linkpool has already announced, others will announce soon.
There will be a panel for data providers. CLC will be talking, other guests will announce soon.
There will be a panel for blockchain platforms. Hedera already announced, other guests will announce soon. Probably Polkadot and Eth2 representatives.
Expect other panels. Smart contract devs, etc.

Linkpool holders may have noticed they're getting new profits that's not coming from the heartbeat. Linkpool has already started on boarding node operators on its marketplace. You can check the etherscan addresses. Some of them are known nodes already listed by chainlink, but there's also an unknown node. This could be the first neet node to get jobs on mainnet.

For those still wondering if linkpool will be the only option to stake their stacks, all the other chainlink listed nodes will also be providing pool staking. Some of them are also discussing Node as a service offerings. Listed node operators are already busy building new adapters. As the list keeps growing, so will the various contributions to the ecosystem.

And in case you missed it, LP announced that any node listed on their marketplace will have a plug and play option to enable anyone to stake with them - lp lending their audited pooling contract to any node, for a small fee. This means 100s of easy to implement staking pools.

HOW IS HE SO FUCKING BASED AND SO FUCKING SICK...HES SO FUCKING COOL AAAHHHH I CANT TAKE IT WHY AM I SUCH A LOSER

>>14852505

Thomas fidgeted the edges of his napkin as he looked at the camera man and told us he would not be comfortable with doing a video report for VICE. He was interested into telling his story, but would rather have it published in textual form. "They do all kinds of stuff with the videos. Edit it, put other sound underneath it and it looks realistic you know". And indeed, a quick search on YouTube quickly reveals all kinds of creative content regarding Chainlink. From custom made songs to cleverly edited movie trailers with Nazarov playing the protagonist.

What started as an inside joke, grew into disastrous proportions. "They all find out eventually" Thomas said, whilst his frustration is noticeable. "From prospective clients, to strategic partners. They do some due diligence and the Photoshopped material, edited videos and other content is presented to us". The meetings which follow were considered awkward. Fancy men sitting in suits with printed out pictures of Sergey Nazarov posing as Jesus Christ or him in explicit poses with Asian prostitutes. "You know how awkward that is? Even though Sergey does his best to act as professional as he can in those situations, it is not enough".

The crux in all of this is that they didn't mean to have such a negative effect on Thomas and his colleagues their business. 4chan, especially its random category titled "/b/" is notorious for destroying that what they deem unfit to their questionable morals. But this time, it is not /b/ but the /biz/ subsection of 4chan, which describes itself as being about "Business & Finance". "If they knew anything about doing business they would know this hurts us more than it does good", Thomas adds.