/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58368213
Pray tell us more about these bridges anon. The list drafting is upon us, go out and make thine list! Share into this net of ether upon the pages of the four-chins. Make haste, sweet summer child, the assassins lurk unbeknownst to thou.

>>58064776
we all in this together bruh

>>57704444
holy checked

>>57120643
>>57120683
>>57120693
thanks bros, brings back membries

>>56146215
>blockchain

Anon we're not gonna need blockchains where we're going.

>>55705058

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=064KLVW9M1E

tl;dr:
SIlvergate was operating their Silvergate Exchange Network, offering 24/7 365 liquidity in USD for all major crypto players, and were in the process of launching their own stablecoin. This would be in direct competition with FedNow, the upcoming payment system from the federal reserve. This all coincides with SWIFTs upcoming migration to ISO20022 in the coming months.

It's all so tiresome.

>>52470974
you just described a system that incentivizes nodes to only report truthful data. that's the whole point. you keep describing the way the world works now while ignoring the actual systems cl is putting in place to change taht. when your node has 10s or 100s of millions of dollars in staked link collateral, gee, maybe you hire a second auditing firm? maybe the auditors have to put up collateral of their own? i'm not sure if you're fudding or just dont understand what CL is doing and the incentives in play

>>49375942
Too much maniac

How do I watch this? Currently waging. Is this another [stream redacted] appearance?

premain net newfag here.
anyone think that Sergs is dumping tokens just before a big announcement?
seems like it could be his style.

Okay so according to my calculations (based on the previous log trend of Link and the volatility) assuming this bull market causes bitcoin to hit 100k (which is close to the true value of it determined by the stock to flow ratio) and Link maintains it's historic log trend relative to Bitcoin, we're looking at another 3.6x in sats for Link over the coming year.
This doesn't sound like much until you realise that 3.6*0.000753 is approx 0.00272 and 0.00272*100k = $272 at the end of next year.

Okay, now for some hopium. Let's assume that somehow, this log trend is maintained until the following year AND Bitcoin doesn't crash but rather maintains it's value of 100k. At the end of 2022, this would put the price of Link at 0.00878 or an 11.65x from it's current price today. This means 0.00878*100k = $878 at the end of 2022 which is close to the prophesied $1000EOY.
Summary: EOY 2021, LINK will be approx $250 and 2022 will be close to $1000.

>>23777717

>>22773403
based
> t. hodler allin since google

>>22738929
lurk more subhuman do you know who junko is ?

>>22505645

>>21645511
hes the man behind the scenes
sergey is just the face of the company

>>21123095

The Serg speaks

>>20274183
>everything

tttttttttttt

>>19737973
>eventually we'll have assassination smart contracts

The smallest unit of LINK shall be called Juels. We need to make a toast to Ari's work. He is the true cryptographic genius who dedicated his work for Chainlink

A unit of energy = joule.
A precious item = jewel.
A toast to Ari = juels.

It just makes sense.