/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>21229917
Every single one of them took turns mocking the fat scammer, it was hilarious.
"Staking is just a way around regulation"
"Using the same pitch you started out with in 2017"
Vitalik has always been based but this Daniel Wang guy is another crypto chad

>>3918380
That's the oracle (pic related) problem. Trying to get them to poo in the loo

https://www.coindesk.com/oracles-entrance-database-giant-unveils-enterprise-blockchain-strategy/
>The company wants to attract both large and small firms, but Frank Xiong, Oracle's group vice president of Blockchain Cloud Service, argued that startups looking to test a smart contract or an application will be able to do so more cheaply using the cloud platform because pricing is based on transaction volume.

>"This will give them a very good reasonably priced way to start up their application," he told CoinDesk. "I personally think this will be a big attraction to these startups."

>For existing ERP customers, the platform will provide a way to connect with outside partners and customers, plugging them into internal channels and processes in a confidential and secure manner.

What does it mean for chainlink?

>>3709000
Here's the solution