/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>12617143
LETS GO FLETA

We will run up to ~13.5k sats soon, then crash down to 11k sats, 10k sats within 2 weeks.

>>12402691
what makes you think Chainlink isnt Microsofts solution? Why would they reinvent the wheel when they could just buy a few million Link and advise

>>11963620
THIS CONFIRMS GOLDEN BULL IS IMMINENT

>>11936144
good vibes marine

>>11934030
how many to make it anon

>>11729332
>every company is using the same logo to represent something only one company in the world is doing
Yea, must be nothing

Investors are going to make us moon

Check in boys

What kind of fagot buys crypto 6 months after a violent drop like this some people bought from over 2000 says etc I get we are all holders buy why the fuck would anyone buy this worthless internet meme coins ???

Please god help me I don’t want to go please

Where the fuck do I buy 0xbtc?
Why don't you pajeet shills help me out here

Mercatox has terrible reviews, etherdelta has non existent volume and idex has pathetic spreads, I'm not paying 10% premium for a shit coin.

I have no idea what's going on anymore.

>>10158078
>>10158091
you can't brainwash me, $6300 and I'm in again.

>>10136215
You really need to be a little more specific about the location of the land if you want people to help. What continent? What latitude? What country? give us something to work with anon

>>10119251
>dont be a sheep
>claims he attempted murder
yikes

let's name all of the /biz/ larpers who have been right about something!

I'll start:

>muh next gen ethereum killer

>>9698216
>just went all in
>THIS is the next eth
>just read the white paper

>TFW coinbase LITERALLY bought an exchange with this coin

prep the fucking bull muh boyos!

>>9516068

Prove it.

>>9456287
Another thought I had is that the chainlink network prevents tampering with the data enroute to the blockchain. For instance, if using a centralized oracle, NLIS would likely have to send their data to that centralized oracle who would then put it on the blockchain for use in smart contracts, but with contracts involving a lot of money, the data could be tampered with at that centralized point. With chainlink, no third party can tamper with the data the NLIS logs as it gets put on the blockchain and is used in smart contracts. By using a decentralized node, you can be certain the data the NLIS uploads is their data, and not have to worry that the data was changed after they recorded it. The more I think about it the more it sounds like your example is a perfect use case for chainlink and smartcontracts. As the livestock are logged with their tags, all sorts of automatic processing and tracking could occur using smartcontracts. Hope that helps Aussie bro. Good luck and I hope chainlink helps your business.