/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>14500750
Fucking running your own LINK-node.

YOU DON'T EVEN NEED LINK TO START THIS, BUT YOU WILL BE PAID IN LINK.

Just a consideration, but todays pump was actually a rise to the bottom. Link has been so thoroughly suppressed by Binance bots, whales and market makers, that now it has been freed by Coinbase (a highly regulated legit exchange) it has risen to it's true value. This was not a pump, this was simply a correction to it's true value. This is the bottom, it's why there has been no dip yet.

The real pump hasn't even begun.

>>13719371
there will be a few groups like Linkpool offering custodianship.
Linkpool might get some sort of first mover advantage, but they might also totally flub the bucket by being the first.
The risks are that these groups might be scams, they might get hacked, or they might give you shitty returns.
Eventually, your stack will reap dividends, but who knows what that rates is going to be.

>>13652610
Do you fuck her in the ass?

>>13585665
Weiß hier jemand wie man Einkommen von nem LINK-Node versteuern muss?

>>13547158
>>13547132
How many messages, what are they anyway? How many calls should I expect with my basic NEET-Node connceted to Honeycomb APIs?

>>13525358
What programming skills would help you to set up a Chainlink-Node?

>>13507527
Sure, all those people worshiping LINK and Sirgay will surely ignore the opportunity to run a node, because, they will, you know, ehm, shitpost instead.

Yeah

>>13497966
I will ironically wait for the next LINK-pump to sell of some of my stack for ETH and throw it at CLCG.

This is the future and I want a piece of it.

>>13489086
This

Also, because all these NEETs can do, while the Chads from CLC Group are building the future.

They are building the infrastructure the whole Chainlink-Space will rely on. This includes the NEETs that think all their problems will be solved once LINK reaches $1000.

All they do is gloom at the development and turn jelly.

>>13488468
Ok, så lad os regne lidt på det:

9000 SEK svarer til ca. 1000$ per måned. Lige nu er Chainlink på ca. 50 cents.
Hvis du får 1-5% per måned skal du have mellen 40-200k LINK på en node.
Det hænger selvfolgeligt meget af hvor aktiv din node er.

Et andet regnestykke kunne være at spekulere på at sælge LINK når det opnår omkring 10$ eller sådan noget. Hvis du nu har omkring 10k LINK kan du starte med at sælge i 10 år uden at prisen går op igen.

>>13478771
I am seriously considering to move out of Germany to run my nodes on Chainlink.

It will be a living nightmare to get this approved by German authorities that reportedly are working with mechanical typewriter to this current day.

>>13428457
I seriously believe that Chainlink will be the next BTC/ETH.

Today, 700 ETH is considered whale-status, this would currently equal to ~20 BTC or little more than 20 minimum required ETH to run a node and mine for POS.

This is why I truely belive 1k LINK will be enough to make it (in time). It will be enough to gain enough passive income to never work again.

>>13398919
You don't get it, do you?

When mainnet goes live and node-operators will be paid in link, those are the once that are going to profit.

Then the price won't matter anymore. All that counts is returns on the link you are holding.

>>13352522
You brainlet just don't get it: You want to buy LINK because it has in fact a very real purpose.

Once mainnet is running and everyone builds their life around the passive income LINK-token will provide it will hopefully be too late for you to profit.

>>13342919
Personally I am working on running one on my own with fiews EaaS for Chainlink. Might be using CLCs APIs to get started.

Naturally I also hold some LP-shares. Although the amount of LINK that can be stacked there will be relatively little in the beginning.

>>13333044
There is fiews dot io, they even have EaaS with Chainlink as an option.

>>13166186
Buy Chainlink already, it's the crude oil of the future

>>13147318
Who is going to pay in Chainlink to get data pulled to their smartcontract? I know many will, but who will be the first big once to pay for it?