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>>10614905
APPG partner of accord project

>>10614905
David Brear being followed by chainlink connections in the past.
Dom Steil (Salesforce + Dapps Inc)
Andy Muller (Swisscom [Assblaster connection from 2017])
Andreas Fauler (Arago.io)

>>10614949
Thanks anon, you got any shared followers with Taylor as well?
I think they run a popular podcast on fintech so it makes sense that a lot of people interesting in fintech/blockchain/SC would follow them.

https://11fs.com/insights/fintech-insider/

thats good detective work fellow Link researcher.

>>10615013
fuck yes i do.
Bart Cant
Mulesoft
Andy Muller
Houman Shadab (Accord Project)
IntellectEU (Another connection that may be using LINK as well)
Fabian Vandenreydt (E-Chairman at B-Hive Europe)
Caitlin Long (Exec at Symbiont.io Another Link dot)
Dom Steil (Salesforce + Dapps Inc.)

forgot to mention Bart Cant was the guy who wrote the bullish article for Capgemini on Smart Contracts and spoke highly of Chainlink-Smartcontract

>>10615043
anon pls stop, you are making me erect

>>10615043
>Caitlin Long (Exec at Symbiont.io Another Link dot)

i feel like im in a fucking conspiracy movie, linking the dots all together, and im close as ever.

Taylor has spoken in conferences with Barclays Chief Technology Office Lee Braine and retweeted research papers on smart contracts from Braine, the paper is hosted on Cornell's platform.
https://twitter.com/sytaylor/status/760876245701779456

Taylor was also at Synchronize 2018, where Ari had a conf with Szabo about SC, now looking at the full guest list, Masters was there, Boring, Chris Church (former SWIFT, recruted by Masters), Christine Moy (JP Morgan blockchain)

>>10615073
I can't tell if we're all gonna be rich or if we are just losing our collective minds.

>>10615073

>>10615144
Holy shit I’m glad you found Chris Church. Go to 40:47 in this video

https://youtu.be/RGcZyUK5oLE

And listen to her response. Did he come into the fold to clue her in on Sergey and the smartcontract boys?

great research anons

chainlink is without a doubt the first industry token, and the linchpin of all public blockchain use by commercial and governmental entities.

>>10615216
Yes I included that timestamp in the screencap. The fact that she hired him a few months later is a strong eyebrow raiser. But that was in 2015, before the innotribe challenge.

>>10615216
God I can't get over how adorable and smart she is. That being said my mind continues to be blown with these random connections. So much fun

I wish we had CONCRETE facts. Everything is so fucking hidden it makes me question my investment. How can they keep it under the wraps this well?

>>10615144
>>10615216
good stuff

>>10615260
chainlink is a long planned operation that goes back to pre 2014. what I'm trying to say is we find solid connections here and there is probably no coincidences on who gets hired there.

>>10615274
its a joy listening to her speak, she is a good spokesperson.

>>10615279
NDAs contingent on successful launch

>>10615279

>>10615189
Unironically it's both anon

>>10615299
They're literally winking at us autists

Look what else openlaw just liked on twitter

https://twitter.com/CryptoSpong3/status/1027338364653985792

>>10615279
I think of this all the time but it always goes back to the same shit
>Unfinished product
>Team takes their time so they can make the perfect product
>No company with "connections/relationships" want to advertise an unfinished product
The reasoning is there. We will see the gains when things come into fruition. Fortune favor the bold.

>>10615332
Is cryptosponge some Reddit normie?

>>10615279
>How can they keep it under the wraps this well?
NDAs that can fuck your ass big time. funny how they all suddenly stopped calling it smartcontracts and chainlink and started to describe it as vague as possible. but where smoke is there is also fire.

>I wish we had CONCRETE facts
the whole SWIFT thing is the most important and official one together with the whole ISO20022 thing. that alone is already telling you everything about the magnitude of the project.

>>10615332
Is Sergey mad that we're pushing to reveal their secrets despite NDAs or proud of us for trying so hard?

>>10615260
>>10615295
Yea this is what I was implying. If you believe assblaster then Sergey was recruited by SWIFT before innotribe, brought into the inner sanctum of how SWIFT and the EU planned to take on the world. Chris Church seems to know the answers of the questions he asks and it was almost like he was probing her to see her genuine understanding. Li and behold she gets it. Bring her into the inner circle and BOOM you know have someone with a track record of impeccable execution in your ranks

>>10615332
So OpenLaw using chainlink is pretty much confirmed now...

We're all going to make it

2015...stop this pnd

>>10615362
you think that comes from SWIFT?
I think this comes from accenture.

literally everyone can be traced back to them in some way, pic related (and thats not even all connections that run to them).
I think they are the ones that got tasked to bring all of these huge corporations on one table.
but who ordered them to do so?

>>10615448
not shown in the pic but they also have ties to SWIFT etc.

Chain Link Research Group

I’m convinced we live in a simulation.

>>10614905
Simon Taylor is a huge bullshitter, he doesn't know shit and just regurgitates other people. If he's involved then it's basically confirmed chainlink is a scam.

>>10615057
Fabian Vandenreydt also mentioned in that bottom note with sergey and ari. He tweeted the article, that @creatine messaged some user on the chainlink discord to check out.

@FVandenreydt
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