/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52788714
>>52788737
SEETHING bulgarians

>>13621311
Thomas told us in slack that Adelyn's sister is on the wanchain team and Sergey mistook her saying hello as flirting so now all he talks about is wanchain.

>>13518561
This tweet could be interpreted as cheer up Sergey you already made it. Or it might be big tech holding down the little guy and the Microsoft guy saying to Sergey yeah we're going a different way but thanks for your input plus you were paid for your time so cheer up and good luck with your little company.

>>13489533
> Sergers

>>13469460
> Consensus 2019
> Sergey waddles onto stage
> Gives the exact same speech
> "So like ummm yeah smart contacts can't ahh talk to external hmmm sources of data"
> Most of biz tunes out
> "Oh yeah ummm err mainnet is like ahh out now and umm you can umm build..."
> Sergers stares into space for a solid minute
> "Build things with the chainlink network. Also we're umm looking for developers for the ahh reputation decentralized system. So if you think you're qualified Check The Pivotal ™ and drop us an email at our Cayman Islands HQ"

>>13442886
mommy makes a pile of fried chicken breast every Friday
so I had a bunch of those and some fresh cut veggies
will probably make a sandwich with a lot of butter and cheese in the evening

How about you friendo?

Larps aside I've put over 10k in because I like ducks.

It's all so bothersome anon. Wake me up when we hit something reasonable.

>>13418923
Absolutely based /lit/ anon

>>13417318
maybe it means Sergey ate his final big mac and they're completely broke

Ate all the big macs i feel powerful. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

A glorious job, he works hard for the team. Hard worker for sure

>>11443632
HAHAHA WAGIES BTFO!!! Thanks for sharing

Like clockwork lmao

>>11189492

like pic related?

BlockDrop, legal tech startup focused on blockchain, just started following multiple chainlink twitter accounts. Also follow GLBC, multiple big law firms, lots of usual dots. The team themselves and their advisors seem to be people from such big law firms like DLA Piper (Accord firm). They launched yesterday at ILTACON18 (International Legal Technology Association conference) it seems. I'm not sure how or if they plan on using link for their products/services for law firms but probably worth digging into? Need to check who else attended, who's networking with who.

No mention of ILTACON on the archive. The schedule on their website has some interesting stuff. DocuSign is sponsoring the event?

>ILTACON is the premier educational and networking event
for the legal sector.

The event is taking place at.... Gaylord, again. Not a coincidence? I assume the two events (GLBC a couple days ago) were related, with law firms/legal tech firms attendants remaining on site for both events?

https://www.iltacon.org/home
https://twitter.com/BlockdropInc/
https://twitter.com/hashtag/ILTACON18?src=hash
https://www.blockdrop.tech/
https://www.blockdrop.tech/partnership-cc
>Blockdrop offers the first ever legal tech resource focused on the blockchain industry. We provide cutting edge form generation for lawyers to service the new and exciting blockchain and crypto space. Comprised of experienced practitioners and industry experts, BlockDrop’s web-based platform offers reliable industry focused content that is frequently updated to keep pace with the ever evolving blockchain industry. Our team, including an impressive advisory board, represent many of the top law firms in the U.S., regulatory counsel, legal compliance professionals from impressive financial industry roles, as well as faculty from top ivy leagues universities. In addition, our team members have serviced blockchain companies in myriad of legal matters.

Help me dig marines.

>>10769217
opa
pizdez bratan

>>10766219
>Urod blyat
this desu

OP kapetz

>>10751003
this
wouldn't wanna miss me now, would ya linkies

>>10469784
>cold war urinal
gets me every fucking time

>>10190351
>I guess that adds to the realism

>>9102999
Checked, your get is worthy
come join us