/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57825577
checked and blessed

Complete vindication approaches. Enjoy the last few months of your old life.

>>55011000
I knew we were going to make it, but I didn't know we'd get so battle hardened in the meantime. It's honestly pretty badass.
LINKies who make it are fucking chads. True veterans.

>The final thing that we're doing, in addition to providing the technology and creating proper incentive alignment without conflicts of interest, without conflicts of interest, is we're generating an interface for capital markets and banks to properly interact with blockchains very efficiently
Enterprise Abstraction Layer is back on the menu, boys.

I can take any loss outside of my LINK stack and still feel utter comfy

Checking in boys

Based. Been here since mid 2017, still haven't scraped 7 figs but so damn close ($975k ATH). Good positive thread, anon, wagmi.

https://vocaroo.com/edJhvDXZQqf

For you stinky motherfuckers, $1000 EOY

This is the beginning. It starts here.

>>24355473
it's shit, just sold my whole stack on this dump

>>23517895

All I can tell you is that the reason that /biz/ has been completely obsessed about this project for the last 3 years (bringing every piece of information together, watching every single talk, making memes in our downtime, etc) is because we knew it would power the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
What was the Fourth Industrial Revolution? It was a handful of DeFi rugpulls powered by Chainlink price feeds. It's exactly what we all dreamed of for the last 3 years, now we're all moving on to the next thing.

>>23345427
100%.
Imagine you're a company and your boomer CEO has seen that smart contracts are taking off, and you recognise the value in automating half of your accounting department (as well as all the other benefits).
You look at the technology stack available to facilitate that and you have whichever L1 has won out, then you have this super toolkit of Chainlink oracles which can:
>connect easily to your existing legacy systems through adaptors
>trustlessly feed data to your smart contracts
>produce cryptographically guaranteed randomness functions
>compute complex logic in secure enclaves and provide attestations and proofs that the computation was done fairly
>pull data from TLS secured bank accounts without compromising the privacy or security of those accounts
>etc etc
and do this all extremely cheaply and quickly, as it will all be getting pushed through a permissioned L2 like Arbitrum, or whatever L2 scaling solution has won.

By the time the business world is past the early "toes in the water "stage, and the tech is proven and they are really starting to pile on (like they did with SaaS, check the adoption curve of that technology and smart contracts will be the same) then this entire toolkit will be there in front of them.
It will be a case of "Oh, your ready to implement smart contracts? Here's an extremely versatile and feature rich toolkit that PLUGS INTO YOUR EXISTING SYSTEMS and automates away most of the gruntwork of moving, storing and exchanging value.

And Chainlink, powered by the Chainlink token, is the backbone of this entire enterprise. It's happening and we are all very, very early.

>>23283190
remember when Chainlink was just seen as an oracle network for feeding data to smart contracts? now it's the spinal cord of the whole fucking game
thank you based Sergey, Ari, Ed, Thomas and the rest. praise kek.

>>21668980
you're in it right now

huh, so 1kEOY was fud this whole time. neat.

and also
fuck niggers
fuck kikes
fuck trannies
and fuck jannies

post singularity music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZ4WXAxtGDc

I was literally happier stringing together breadcrumbs in 2018 than I am making it in 2020. Who would have thought the chase would be better than the catch.

>>21268435
Do you want to get to $50 and stay there, or do you want to get to $50 and immediately dump 50%? If the former the current distribution pattern is healthy, if the latter you're just a stinky retard. Just keep stacking either way.

>>21079106
t. nolinker

It must hurt to be left behind.

>>20906391

>>20811901

WHAT THE FUCK IT NEVER STOPS 8.50$ WHAT THE FUCKKKKKKKKKK