/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>10884821
forgot link to the main article:
https://www.ccn.com/australia-will-develop-a-nationwide-blockchain-platform/

>>10884821
This bedtime story is extra comfy anon

>>10884971
sleep tight, fren!

>CISRO
>leaked every single Australian phone number to the Chinese.
>said Chinese then spammed everyone's mobile demanding large sums of cash otherwise they will be considered a defector to the Chinese goverment.
>Aussie chinks and migrants pay up to the scam.
>Man in charge goes on long service leave.

hahahahahahaha those fucks are brain dead, I still get gooky messages from them.

>commonwealth bank
Yeah they are okay but not too much better than NAB. Ohhh /biz/ if only I could tell you what happens there.

>>10884987
That's nice but there is no concrete connection between chainlink and glbc.
Google it.

>>10885016

I had a phone call on my mobile the other week and it was a recorded voice talking in Chinese, is that what that was?

>>10884821
WE ARE ALL GONNA MAKE IT

>>10885016
Bullish news

>>10884821
very good chance this trash is crashing and burning while pajeets are trying to offload

>>10885160
Correct, block it.

>>10885642
Maybe fren, but the last time an Aussie block chain came out it was POWR and we all know how that scam fell apart...fucken nerds from Perth.

>>10885016
>literally invented wifi technology
ok anon ok

>>10885032
There isn't even a concrete connection between chainlink and Smartcontract. Delusional link bagholding fucktards are the biggest joke on this sub.

>>10885739
you're forgetting CANYA

>>10885739
Power is worthy anon but has it got the potential worth of link?

>>10885764
>There isn't even a concrete connection between chainlink and Smartcontract
Fud so retarded it might almost work

>>10885032
How many blockchain agnostic oracles could support Integra? Maybe they could ask openlaw for help, or maybe all their law firms which are part of accord?

>>10885739
I had Bill Tai the science guy come and shill his bags to us at my university.

>>10884971
Definitely comfy read. I’m able to sleep tonight, frens

>>10884821
You call that an oracle? 1K EOY
LOLJIM

>>10884821
Australians aren't retards so they dont need link

>>10884821

Thanks OP

>>10885160
I've had that before too. I googled the phone number they masked their own with, it was a swimming pool in sydney lol. I just shouted "fuck off gook cunt" and hung up

>>10886328
FUD BE GONE >>10886333

>>10885897
La trobe uni right?

This has nothing to do with chainlink.

>>10885754
Have you seen them lately?
Niggas can't even use jira efficiently.

>>10886750
https://www.itnews.com.au/news/data61-pilots-smart-contract-blockchain-that-could-decimate-lawyers-511648

Ctrl+f "smart clauses"

https://medium.com/@Clause/really-smart-and-legal-contracts-a77fcd1d0d10

Ctrl+f "accord project"
Ctrl+f "smart clauses"

https://www.accordproject.org

Ctrl+f "Chainlink"
1 result

Australia is a fucking shithole and if they are getting on board it's literal FUD.

t. Australian

>>10886849
From first link
>the new platform is set to be built by IBM on their on their cloud platform

>OMG LOOK THIS PERSONS MEDIUM ACCOUNT IS CALLED CLAUSE
TOP
FUCKING
KEK

This is peak delusional linkie

>>10886860
Sounds like you live in Sydney lmaoing @ ur life

>>10886871
I live in sydney and its great except for the traffic and smog

when doge coin is better than link. DOGE IS MOONING RIGHT NOW

>>10886862
Official Clause account you pelican

If you cant see the most obviously fucking connected dots you don't deserve to make it

>>10886884
Sorry bro but you are officially delusional if you think a single word being used is proof of a hidden connection or anything else.
Pic related is your brain on chainlink.

>>10886879
for a city full of jerkoff financial services wage slaves you have very bad cocaine

Hahaha linkies are by far the most deluded

>>10886905
i know there is a lot of delusion here, but obvious or not, partnerships or not, LINK has the best chance of being the defacto Oracle... if they complete what they set out too.

if you are a project that needs an Oracle for your blockchain (private or public), and care about decentralization/trustless execution odd's are you will end up at LINK eventually, even if you dont know it now

>>10884821
Uhh Australia is such a shit country. Anything related to australia is bearish

>>10886918
quality bags for $200, anything you get from a pub or the casino is trash and has been stepped on half a dozen times

>>10886954
Great, you'd want to smash it straight after work considering the government wants you in bed nice and early.

>>10886905
"Smart Clauses"
Now that's a term you see everyday!

Just google it, not even cherry picking here. The first 3 results. Stay poor mate

>>10886966
brainlet here.
how is this connected to CL in any way?
from what I understand it does the same thing that CL is promising.

>>10886879
>chinks everywhere
>sudanese everywhere
>pajeets everywhere
>cars everywhere
>people everywhere
>most unaffordable city in the world
>public transport delayed or canceled all the time making your 2 hour commute a 4 hour commute
Sounds fucking great anon

>Australia

>>10886739
My alma mater. What a fucking hole.

>>10887079
Accord project uses "Smart Clauses"
Australian National Blockchain uses "Smart Clauses"

This terminology is trademarked by Clause
https://trademarks.justia.com/872/92/smart-87292696.html

Australian National Blockchain and Accord Project are both doing the exact same thing in trying to create smart legal contracts.

Chainlink are an official partner of the Acccord Project (created by Clause)

Australian National Blockchain is basically the Accord project in Australia.

This will 100% use Chainlink as it's oracle. Screenshot this

>>10887187
Get outside the cities to experience the real Australia

>>10887307
>meth, fights and cutting hoops in Commodores
Yeah it's a real paradise out there.

>>10887323
Bogan larp ... Depends who you hang out with I guess.
> winery drives, breweries, unspoilt beaches, pristine mountains etc.

>>10887346
>winery drives
RBT every 45 metres
>breweries
That are full of Australians
>unspoilt beaches
Yeah they're alright.

>>10887323
You forgot the bongs cunt

>>10887375
think you missed an "o" there, cuz

I'm actually more qualified to talk about this than most anons.I'm employed with a cyber-techno machinations company, I do a lot of security analyst programming type work. Open source, decentralized, APIs, partnerships, you name it. We'd be one of the first companies in line for something like Chainlink, if the decentralized smart contract space had more value over traditional data exchanges. There's a catch though, an underlying flaw more deeply embedded in the bedrock of LINK than the very code itself. The flaw is with the concept, and it's this: Companies won't actually go through the hassle of trusting their data API's through crypto.

Now I can already hear your keyboards going frantic, but hear me out. /biz/ hates banks, and traditional data providers. But actual companies, businesses, and investors do not. There's an old saying you might have heard of: "If it ain't broke, don't fix it!". The idea that any of our bosses would give us the go ahead if we approached them to put our companies valuable data in a smart contract on a cryptocurrency called Chainlink, that they've never heard of, we'd be laughed out at best and fired on the spot at worst. We already have API data buyers and providers we trust.

'But Chainlink is trustless!' I hear you cry, but is that really a good thing? Just listen to the sound of it. Businesses don't want to spend millions of dollars on something that is trustLESS, they want something trustFUL. 'But the reputation system!', doesn't that defeat the whole point of your coin? If companies only trust nodes with high reputation, what's the difference between trusting banks and data providers that already have reputation, but in real life not on a computer screen.

The fact is, LINK is going to share the same fate as ETH will. A lot of 'real world application' hype, with a lot of 'crypto world application' reality. Only, this billion supply coin isn't going to come close to the $1k that Etherum hit. Happy gambling though anons.

Cryptographic lawyer here, you'll take my job from my cold dead hands

I don't care about Link but if it can put Lawyers on the street then I am all for it.

>>10884821
>ctrl + f “chainlink”
>0 results
It’s nothing.

What’s fucking crazy is they’ll just use the many other ways you can get data into their smart contracts. None of this is going to happen anymore it’s over.

>>10887269

>>10887307
I dont live in a city you nigger. Thats why i said sydney is a shit hole

>>10887385
Kek boongs only live in shitholes anyway. Then complain about not getting enough handouts from tha gubbament

>>10887677
>>10887700
>>10887722
>>10887733
noice

Why are we dumping.

>>10887804
Because Chainlink might be associated with Australia, which is causing panic selling.

>>10887187
why the hate for the chinks? They're collectively bringing in ~20 billion per year from education and living expenses alone

>>10884821
It’s fucking over. Give it a rest man.

>>10886333
this is quite good

also chekt

>>10887513
Sergey here, I’m coming for you

>>10886760
thats bc they got funding raped government is the best entity to conduct costly and sometimes fruitless research and development in the hope of producing a scientific breakthrough like wifi because they have the deepest pockets and can bear the cost

>>10888115
boat gooks are worst gooks. dog eaters!

>>10888115
Doesnt mean they are pleasant.