/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>21148350
Would be cool, desu. If you're a true Link Marine you would be pleased and throw another $1k bucks at it by then.

>>17264087
This is dumb but I drop a CL meme pic anyway.

>>14104875
>moves the goalpost yet again after mainnet failed to launch the singularity

If Chainlink fails /biz/ will be the laughing stock of the internet

your meme magic failed

>>8411478

So lets be real /biz/ our beloved LINK got pajeet Pnd'd today and there has been a flood of retarded nu-males that have bought into LINKchain evidenced by their inability to do research and realize what is fud and what is not. On top of that these newfag memers take today's fud and literally pasta the same shit a minute later. True marines would stash the FUD to unleash it at the right time on an unsuspecting victim.

Does it piss me off? Fuck yea it does but here's why I'm not worried and super /comfy/ They'll all sell on the heels of the first leg of the singularity just like ETH at $15, BTC at $100. So let's just sit back, collect some pasta and just enjoy our fat fucking overlord's talk this weekend. Enjoy the vacation and war resumes on tuesday

>>5869840
$88 EOY

This write up vastly understates the value of the LINK token. Yes, the LINK token can be used by smart contract owners to pay Chainlink nodes for getting data. Yes, LINK is used as part of the reputation formula for node operators and will factor into how the contract listing service rates them.

HOWEVER, most importantly, LINK can (and will be) used for data request penalty payments to ensure that node operators provide the requested data. Penalty payments are LINK tokens that are required to be held in escrow by the smart contract. They are paid to the smart contract creator in the event any of the node operators do not meet the required data requests as stated in the smart contract. This provides an incentive for smart contract creators to trust node operators, knowing that they have a form of financial insurance (the penalty payment) in the event a node (or nodes) submit bad data.

Let me start by saying I really fucking believe in the LINK project. All trading I do is to eventually buy LINK.

Right now I'm 60% LINK and 40% Xtrabytes. I think Xtrabytes will outperform LINK so I'm toying with going 100% until Jan. But I'm wary about the touchpaper that I believe LINK to be. DEC news has been mooted and I shudder to be left behind when it goes off.

Any advice? Even if you think LINK is a pile of shit, from a risk perspective, what do you reckon?

Cry! Stay retarded! Buy digibyte next.

It's happening!

this will happen to ChainLink

>>3821932
100% pic related

you will never come back

>>3821673

Like seriously, say goodbye! You have been fooled big time! This shit is going nowhere you retarded inbred imbecile fucks.