/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28448221
>>28448235
>they don’t know

>>27751499
checked

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>>23655179
>We were all discussing how the time would come to an end and we would be swarmed by normies and newfags and it’s very true now.

"One day, you and your friends went outside to play together for the last time and nobody knew it"

I think of that time often, while I browse the shell of biz now. It was so easy back then. Of course I regret not buying more (25k) but the fact that the threads were so kino, I was able to at least secure my future. Time has allowed even me to forget that the type of shilling you see happening on all the shitcoins now are imitating the memetic style once unique and exclusive to Link. Link swallowed board culture, for better or worse, like a black hole. Maybe that was the true singularity.

>>21996492
All roads run through Rome

WE ARE ALL
IN THIS
TO GETH ER

>ORACLES.

We're skipping $18, i could cry.

>>20740999
>>20741133
>>20741144
blessed thread

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MN3x-kAbgFU

Yup. That's right.
Discord linkers are dumping on you. This was all a game. Don't you understand now?

Link Marines... Are you a fucking idiot?

This shit boring now when’s the next pump. There’s literally no feeling in the world like a Chainlink pump.

https://youtu.be/ft63SPa5D0Q

>>20208618
a pleasure serving with you all, linkmarines

Decentralized finance, in abstract, allows for perfect transaction between parties without trust.

Smart contracts are elements of a decentralized financial system. They are programs written to carry out transactions between contractors and contractees, with which neither party can interfere.

Data is the only input into a smart contract. Therefore, the security of a decentralized financial system relies on the security of its data input.

An expansive network of oracles - computers that read data from sources, compile it, and aggregate the true answer - at scale make manipulation of that input impossible.

ITT post your favourite LINK song

https://youtu.be/cOp57RduqG4

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=U-GamX1R_bM

>>19813706

I don’t know if I’m as old as 42 but I know I perceive almost everyone around me as children. I have no patience for their limitations and don’t understand how they are “adults” and yet cannot see.

I talk to people I even enjoy talking to in limited scopes the way you might talk to a young child, in ranges they can understand. Like a dog who is your best friend but you don’t bother bringing up philosophy because they can’t possibly understand.

I have to come here to discuss greater topics, like how movements of the universe that compel me to accumulate internet funny money.

>>19481179

Because Chainlink outmodes 99% of crypto projects outside of very specialized project usecases like Orchid.

There’s chains that are better than ETH to use as a transfer layer, and LINK does everything ETH/2.0 promises right now and more.

So yeah he’s not bearish, he’s threatened and cornered. You can try to make arguments for BTC as grandpa coin but there’s no compelling reason to hold ETH long term at this point.

It hasn’t failed.

LINK is beginning its run right on time.

>>19436085
so it shall be

https://youtu.be/IUvvGf8T7wM

I just sold the last of my LINKies
It's been a fun ride, but this is going to be Trump 2016 all over again
Hope shrouded in mists and when you finally get to see clearly it's a big disappointment.
Sorry but I'm out not even a suicide stack left.

I've done the same, holding 2100 LINK just in case
But starting to debate wether I should drop that to 1000 stinkies