/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56676312
almost same fren, I entered after the SIBOS dumb during the summer, felt like a newfag at the time for not having suffered as those who bought presale did, how far we've come

>>56635404
winning

>>56377621
neat!

>>56053777
>>56053788
>>56053800
>>56053811
I BELIEVE IN AN OMNISCIENT, OMNIPOTENT, OMNIPRESENT GOD. THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS COINCIDENCE IN MY FRAME OF REFERENCE.

The only people poised to benefit are Blackrock, Vanguard, JP Morgan and LINKies.

>>55789795
Can't make it without breaking a few eggs.

i am ready

>>52789340

https://blogs.gartner.com/avivah-litan/2021/01/13/3-blockbuster-blockchain-trends-in-2021/
>Several technology options are emerging and gaining traction on the market. We categorize them as ‘blockchain abstraction middleware’ solutions that shield enterprise users from the backend technical complexity of blockchain. We break these solutions down into two categories and we expect more entrepreneurial companies to contribute solutions to these categories in 2021:
>Trusted integration brokers like chain.link that interface between legacy systems and smart contracts on multiple blockchains

It's literally spooky how rich we're going to be.

>>20112586
Plan for selling? Well selling would imply that I would be buying some other asset that would give me a yearly roi % like dividend stocks or other funds so I could live off that roi without having to dive into the main stack so my money would keep growing. However if LINK goes to $50+(at which point I would have about $1m which is a lot more in my country then in USA), I would think that staking would be available. If staking offers a good yearly roi like about 5% - 8% and I can verify that this roi is indeed backed up by organic use(smartcontracts buying data from nodes), then I would just stake my LINKs. If I would ever need to make a bigger purchase like a house or a car, then I would just take a low interest loan from a bank and pay it off using my staking gains(that is if the bank is willing to give me a loan, but I think they will if they see the staking returns). Another important thing is how I should structure my income if that were to happen. Maybe it's better to make a company to pay lower taxes or something like that.

We're all going to make it.

>>18374193
>can't even break $3.43

>>17497682
>Waking up one day and choosing to hold instead of sell at price X is no different than waking up one day and choosing to invest at price X.

lmao that's not the same thing at all

it had to happen in this timeline. the retardation of 4channel meeting the immense intellect of a supergenius.
>I will refer you to the text

>He transcended this time prison all the way up to the final tempation of seeing himself as a god (A very hard temptation to fall into).
>and one that God gets very upset about (for good reason)
also evolution is a scam
athiesm has nothing to do with science
some good videos:

https://youtu.be/LuEaJDksxls
https://youtu.be/FyxUwaq00Rc
https://youtu.be/31MI5c7LYSU
https://youtu.be/0XIDykeZplU
https://youtu.be/noj4phMT9OE
https://youtu.be/S89IskZI740
https://youtu.be/MBZXqsC89RY

>>16769626
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1203340308509011968.html

Oracle

>>16675477
>We heard the same concern over and over again, a panic about giving up control

>>16237595
>Linklaters LLP is a multinational law firm headquartered in London
>Founded in 1838
> it is a member of the Magic Circle of elite British law firms.

Chainlink
Oracles
Power
Everything

you're too late you salty swinging faggots Chainlink is bigger than /biz/ now. your salty fud and desperate swinging isn't going to affect 50M of real volume.
absolutely cope more you pathetic cucks you were annoying last year but now you're just pathetic, the ship has sailed. buy back in and take the loss it's never getting to your entry

>>16087047
Somebody see if Blockhead Joe is available to do a write up.

Tell him SHyde is now involved with a white supremacist Brazilian mafia gravel money laundering scheme (which is problematic)

>>16029444
checked