/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19289035
Nothing at all since last summer.
Nope, nothing. at. all.

>>18872138
>Vitalik, is fudding and bashing LINK at every turn and refuses to work with it.
Vitalik can refuse all he wants, ETH is still working with Chainlink.
With "working with" being an understatement, pic related.

>>18222541
>Native ETH oracles would replace them
O O P S

reminder

>>18179892
>he's already accepted it as the standard in oracle networks
ETH as a project sure has.

>>18171409
>VITALIK HATES CHAINLINK
Must suck to be Vitalik right now

>>18146848
Also, Vitalik can sperg all he wants, ETH as a project calls Chainlink its resident oracle authority lmao.

>>18146810
Good post anon.

>>18146850
>not due only to the partnership you moron
Of course largely due to the IBM partnership.

> A $10 LINK would be outrageous and go against the LINK whitepaper
Fucking lol, do explain why.

>Why do you think Vitalik hates this guy?
ETH calls Chainlink its "resident oracle authority" .

>>17981272
>hurrr ETH will just do their own oracles.
Yeah, except ETH calls Chainlink their "resident oracle authority".

Also, proprietary ETH oracles would not be blockchain agnostic, so good luck getting private enterprise chains like Hyperledger, Corda, ... on board.

tl;dr this is 2017 fud.

>>17624033
Whatever you say bubby.

>>17468392
ETH already came on board in a huge way, calling Chainlink their "resident oracle authority".

>>17308578
>Simple API call function != UNIVERSAL SMART CONTRACT ORACLE
You have no idea what oracles are.

>There is just so much here (within the claims made by LINK) that seems like, if these claims are to be taken as true, we're talking about a hypothetical perfect world
Chainlink is about oracles, which is a tool for making smart contracts a reality.
None of these things involve "claims" originating from Chainlink.

>somehow perfectly efficient and superbly effective software has already been created for all and every smart contract use and it's called LINK.
Chainlink has the absolute best oracle fundamentals ever seen, yes.
And it's not just "Chainlink" saying this, about half of the crypto world agrees. Including ETH, which calls Chainlink its "resident oracle authority".

>>17237495
>Or, you know, just "pip install json", like everyone else does.
Or actually use what ETH calls its "oracle authority".

ETH's

ORACLE

AUTHORITY