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I feel you

Dec. 31, 2024 (EOY) -- I was wrong.

It's interesting how muted the response was to the news last week that
Chainlink — after six years on mainnet and as the poster child for the crypto
boom and bust — finally announced real profits.

Chainlink had announced profits before, but they were always a little fishy,
leaving off the table little things node subsidies and bootstrapping the network.
But there was no doubt about the fourth quarter of 2024: Driven by an
extraordinary burst in smart contract usage by enterprises (apparently there
was more fear of Bitcoin network congestion than negative effects of the
Fourth Industrial Revolution), Chainlink finally crossed over into the Land of
the Black Numbers.

So why the comparatively dampened coverage of the news? One obvious
answer is that we are still in the aftershock of the bursting of the crypto
bubble. After looking at our demolished crypto portfolios, we don't want to
hear about smart contracts or web-3 services platforms.

On top of that, most people who owned Chainlink tokens two years ago, when
it went to more than $50 per token, had bailed out after the FTX collapse
when it went below $6. Anybody that was left, who hung on for the year-long
crab that followed, were no doubt driven off on June 10 when the token fell
nearly 20 percent in a single day.

Since then, Chainlink’s token price has made a long, slow climb, regaining all
that it has lost since that dark summer day. But, except for schizo’s, nobody
has much noticed.

There is a second, more subtle reason for the muted response to the news. It
is that the same {{{media}}} that predicted the demise of Chainlink are not
especially thrilled to see it, Lazarus-like, return from the grave. Rather, we
were prepared to write our Death of Chainlink lamentation, complete with the
ritual headline about how the emblematic company of an emblematic era had
emblematically given up the ghost.

>>54531593
Actually assblaster stated that they are 10/100k
T oldstraight 2018 january

Redpill me on link please
Lot of everything happening in the world so it is hard to tell what to invest in
I just bought 164 linksters
Ive been holding a +19k stack since january 2018

Normally Link threads make me feel comfy

This one however...

>>29952962
I love buying vaporwave

https://youtu.be/Q6MjA2jAtDA

TAKE ME TO THE WOOOONDERRRLAAND

TONIGHT

>>25304313
good

it's over

>>24253163
For example you could say the magic word to put up guardian robots or shields around you.
Or utter a curse that puts out an assassination contract on someone. Or a curse contract which makes their life miserable in other ways.

It all becomes possible. I'm not even memeing.

too the moon as soon as orange hitler stops coofing

Owning LINK actually opens a mental window to the Saturn wavelength and erodes the mind with degeneracy and evil. There is a pylon in the hexagonal storm on Saturn that uses alien technology to find mental windows created by moral action.
Luckily I don't own any LINK so I am completely sane.

YOU ARE TEARING ME APART SERGAY

>>22661818
>it almost seems like there are higher ups teaching us stuff here.
if only you knew

$1000 EOY IS NOT A MEME
I SUGGEST GOING ALL IN BEFORE TRIPLE DIGITS

>>21193512
$1000 EOY IS NOT A MEME
I SUGGEST GOING ALL IN RIGHT THE FUCK NOW
THE BANKS ARE BUYING

>>21184429
>he thought $1000 eoy is a meme

TONIGHT

4 hours

>>20306788
T

>>20176156
>after the face was removed there seems to be wires inside his skull area and cranium.

>>20138888
checked