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>>15491417
>All paradigm-shifting important and essential technology went through a similar period of negative sentiment.

No, actually, there's thousands of un-named, unknown failures and rotting corpses of companies and ideas strewn about the ground, surrounding the very few that stand tall who emerged out of the haze of obscurity.

For every Amazon there were 1,000 other e-commerce vendors that failed in the dotcom crash.

>But the potential is there. Not for a small change in how we interact, but for a major shift in how we measure and value trust.

I can guarantee you that Chainlink are not going to be the authors of such a world-changing technology. Perhaps if Chainlink shifted away from the antiquated technology of Blockchain they might be able to succeed...

>This is groundbreaking technology with huge upside potential.

You could say that about any novelty in its early stages. Nobody wants blockchain-based anything, that much is clear.