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is anyone else still in disbelief? I feel like its going to flash crash back to $11. I honestly don't trust any upward price action anymore

He lingered and I wondered if he actually felt lonely then. Then he snickered and told me to dump more before returning to his office. The pornography blasted through the halls. Anal. The sound of balls slapping a woman’s vaginal lips echoed as I did as commanded, dumping more from his infinite wallets onto the market, sending the Bitcoin to his personal treasury, where he would blow it on Big Macs and Onlyfans.

>>25040779

>>23861472

>>21304170
2nd post
Like do you even know what a mixicle is and how fucking important it is for the future of smart contracts crypto is the 4th industrial revolution there will be ups and downs and mistakes will be made but if you cant see this then you cant be helped

Fucking based

>>21135573
I doubt your undoubtedly wrong to doubt what you should have faith in anon

>15k+ link marines now have six figure net worth
>150k+ og's have 7 figures

>we're not even half way through 2020

>there are less than 200 people in the whole world with more than 155k link and im one of them

tight

>>17578127
damn right

$6 waiting room
Unironically going to hit $6 in the next 24 hours.

who else is gonna buy more if we go below $3

>>17417713
Buffet honestly needs to meet the serge

>>17190472
I feel as though the price of these feeds could be aggregated by multiple interested parties.

>>17190236
There is almost inherently a price fixing cartel aspect to the arrangement as it stands without staking. As long as node operators are paid in link all parties who use or are paid in Link have an incentive in the token to rise in value. If the price of your contract is denominated in Link since you commited early you have a large number of Link whose potential ROI increases if LINK is worth more (You can utilize this cost saving network for longer with your initial investment if that amount of Link you are paying is continually decreasing). Node operators who are being paid in Link don't neccessarily have to sell these assets right away and will only do so when they think its a good time. Combined with a lot of network use you may run into liquidity issues pushing the price up. But I think staking will provide fuel to this FOMO fire. How this will act with synthetic assets created off Link i'm not sure.

>>17118471
Mixicles havent even been priced in yet

PIECE OF FUCKING SHIT WILL YOU MOON ALREADY

Pee pee poo poo

>still sub $3

what went wrong?

Good god I'm excited for breakfast

Good thing I'm all in link.

My linkies stay stinky

>>15713092
How do I short Donald Trump?

>>15674093

Genetic predestination. Even given opportunity or incredible luck the genetic serf will naturally seek equilibrium at wage cucking.

They literally cannot fathom an existence where 50-60% of their waking hours are structured by Mr. Shekelberg. It’s no wonder the Jews hate us and see us as lesser, for the vast majority it’s most likely true.

Because of pic related.
Seriously I don't get how you guys aren't all in on Chainlink. Smart contracts are part of the new world order. Get on the train or get left behind. Once you are rich you have more power to change shit.