/biz/ - Business & Finance

I only have 4k and I'm gonna be a millionaire and retired in 3 years so yeah dude you're going to be a billionaire

Depends on your lifestyle but yeah it basically is thats 25 mil if its 1000 eoy

1K will be lifechanging money

need 75k more for suicide insurance. get to work

>>11548241
Deluded. The tripfag LinkWhaleFag with 2 million link said he will sell the top at $5. Enjoy your $20k

>>11548246
Kys FUDer

Nice stack, OP

>tfw I just realized making it is subjective

Yeah 10k is making it

>>11548305
1k memes aside how much do you think 10k link will be worth / revenue generate with nodes running in 2021?

>>11548280
Reasons you're retarded:
1) you pay attention to anything tripfags say
2) you believe a tripfag when they say that one of the critical drivers of the global smart contract revolution, with connections to the absolute top end of town, and hundreds of prospective clients already lined up, that can connect any public, private, permissioned or other blockchain to any legacy system, trustlessly, is going to top out at a $5 billion dollar market cap.
3) See 1 and 2

>>11548314
$10,000,000

>>11548327

>>11548314
1 penny per link per day

>>11548343
hell, if that was a guarantee from now until the end of eternity, I'd still be happy with my stack of 30k.

>tfw only 31k

>>11548343
That would be fucking amazing.

>>11548241
>>11548242
>>11548244
Delusion. Stop giving false hope to poorfags. I'd be amazed if it ever got to $10.
>t. 70k LINK marine holding since before Sibos 2017

>>11548423
Feels good to know you’ll sell at $3

It needs a marketcap of atleast a trillion to go into double digit territory, this may happen in 2025 but not in the near future.

>>11548457
I don't think you know how numbers work

>>11548457
$10 would require 10 billion market cap

I come back five months later and this is the first post I see. You fucks will be yelling LINK $1k when for an eternity while people are actually making money elsewhere.
Trash

>>11548614
i missed your quinceanera! i'm so sorry.

>>11548493
$28.50 each at 10 billion market cap, it's calculated by circulating supply, which is 350 million. However the locked up number will start being distributed by then when nodes are running.

>>11548224
100 LINK will literally buy a small country.

bruh i can retire if it hits $100.

$5 MAX for this project.

25000x100000 =2,500,000,000
Id say yeah..

>>11548314
I think we can work out the income you could make from a node based on the number of monetised API requests that are being made nowadays by traditional businesses and the amount they charge.
>https://nordicapis.com/the-ultimate-guide-to-pricing-your-api/
Assume that smart contracts requiring external data become mainstream and the crypto API economy reaches the same size as the regular API economy now.
Let’s take the “hobbyist” from nordicapis.com as equivalent to a NEET running a chainlink node. That’s 688,991 calls per month. Per year it’s 8,267,892 calls. Say you charge $0.01 per call, which nordicapi reports, and is the minimum Oraclize charges. That’s $82,678.92 a year. IBM Watson charges $0.0025 per call which would be $20,669.73 per year.

Docusign says for their API that "You may not exceed 1,000 API requests per account per hour". Lol, ok so 1000 per hour is 24,000 a day, times 1 cent per job is $87,600 per year per node operator. With 19,000 node operators (Sergey's number) serving 1000 API requests per hour that's a total revenue of all nodes of $1,664,400,000 per year. That’s only 0.08% of $2.2 trillion (estimated total value of API economy in 2018).
>However it’s unlikely all 19,000 nodes will be high level business, many will probably be hobbyists

I don’t think Chainlink nodes will receive that many jobs upon mainnet launch. But as the smart contract economy grows it will need more and more APIs. I would strongly suggest running a link node and holding it until mainstream adoption.

well I hold 1 million LINK tokens, so if $1k EOY is true I will be a billionaire. tres commas

>>11549014
Can anyone with any amount of linkies run a node?

>>11549052

anyone can run a node, but a node with low reputation will get fewer requests, lowering rewards.

Reputation is calculated by staked link past performance.

you can run a node with 0 LINK, but its an open market, and rewards will be very low.

>>11549014
if you're right, that kind of node return will drive LINK's price stratospheric

>>11548423
This is you

>>11549542
>People actually falling for this shit

Enjoy your red dildo dump

>>11549052
Yes but you’ll make more with more LINK.

>>11549085
Once smart contracts take off, nodes with high reputation, providing much needed APIs, will certainly make a decent return.

$10 - $20 EOY 2019
$20 - $100 EOY 2020
$50 - $300 EOY 2021

>>11549085

You a new recruit anon? Why do you think the $1k meme is a thing?

>>11549542
And how long have you been in LINK little buddy? I bought on etherdelta days after ICO and I'm still holding. I'm just being realistic. $1000 or even $100 is a meme perpetuated by deluded poorfags who think they can actually make it with a $3,000 investment. It's sad.

>>11550158
It's a thing because an anon rolled 777777 a few months ago. It's not actually based on anything rational.

>>11550273
Its funny because what you said isnt going to happen has actually happened several times

>>11549014
>Say you charge $0.01 per call, which nordicapi reports, and is the minimum Oraclize charges
Stopped reading there, but thanks for trying champ.

The trick is to have aleast 10 million links. That way when it dumps down to 1c you'll still have to enough for a McDonald's bigmac meal with extra large fries.

>>11550273
> eth, a platform which is now mostly used to run scams is worth billions and billions of dollars and was worth much more at it's ath
> the solution to the oracle problem couldn't possibly approach that kind of value

This is sad to see link whales FUD medium size linkies. We’re all in this together.
25k will be fine to /make it/ and not wageslace for the rest of your life. it will provide us with the resources to pursue greater calls

>>11549014
Your autism is sexy.

>>11550319
You should’ve kept reading to the part about charging fractions of a cent retard

>>11548280

yeah lol what a dumbass only making 8x on his investment

>>11548224

someone give me the run down on why link is the most talked about crypto on this board

and then verify it for yourself as the day progresses

merv.tech

and then critique this thing

>>11548314
Link will be $300+ by 2021 EOY if they can pull off what they're saying. $100 minimum. If there is value coming into smart contracts then link oracles will need to have enough collateral for these, and if link's theorised partnerships and white label solutions are legit, then it will need a marketcap of hundreds of billions. The token price will HAVE to increase if there is institutional usage of the network.
That's not even taking into account circulating supply decreasing from being locked up in big nodes, normie hype when they see who is using the network, or how much they can make from staking.

I'm nearly at 10k link but 27k is my number to be comfy.

>>11548224
only if you've cum in your sister and mothers asshole before

>>11551074

>>11550871

>>11551110

hey looks neat, use it for the next link thread

>>11548423
10 bucks is all that’s needed. I’m out at $12

>>11548718
Thaaaaaat's why Serg & company hold a third of the Link (and another third is "set aside"); $10,000 EOY!

>>11549831
No; watch:
>2019 $1,000
>2020 $2,500
>2021 $5,000
>2022 $10,000

Lol

Link is, not even memeing, a band aid solution. Yet you delusional linkies think anyones going to actually use it. just lol

>>11551856
>Lol. Lmao. Rofl. Amirite
Insert edgy nolinker fud

>>11548224
I should hope so, I only have 3,500 link.

>>11550871
>no mention of decentraland
Need to make a thread on it for keks some time

>>11552495

the vr thing for eth?

but why

>>11548314
10k link $10,000,000,000 in 2022

Link $100 eoy

1 LINK is enough to buy a small European country in 2046

There will ne so much money in chainlink sergey will make jeff bezos his bitch

You people are so deluded. But no amount of logic will change anyone's mind. Just remember rule one of crypto guys, for your own sake. I don't want my anon shitposting brothers offing themselves. This is one of my favorite boards.

>>11551294
Set aside for node operators, to boot strap the network. We'll be making money from launch. Praise be money belly

Link is great, don't get me wrong, but 1000 is delusional.

100$ might be a reasonable goal if everything goes well.

>>11553074
thats exactly what people were saying baout bitcoin and ETH, and look what happened?

>>11553074

You think a $30BN marketcap is the max for LINK? You realize XRP went to $140BN last bullrun, right??

>>11553074

i've read some fud regarding linkpool which said they would run away with my 60k linkies as soon as i deposit them on linkpool, that's not gonna happen r-rr-right guys?

>>11553897

LINKpool scares the shit out of me

>>11553897
I don't think transferring Linkies to a private adress would qualify as RUNNING away. i'd say they wouldnt be able to run, because of how fat they are.

so they might run, but just transfer the funds, while sitting down.

>>11553906
>>11553897
BTW linkpool is useless, chainlink team said they will make it easy to host a node, so why would we need linkpool? especially since they will take fees?

I think that's retarded.

i'd rather host my own node dont be dumb, if everybody decides to run their own node and not pay fees to linkpool, then you wont get shit from linkpool...

>>11553906
Then you are a brainlet who doesn't have the faintest idea what they are investing in

>>11553921
I could fuck up running my node somehow though. Plus what API data do i hve to sell?

>>11553945
you dont have to sell anything, you just run a node for others to use...

>>11553945
just like with mmining...

>>11553959
i'm afraid i'm too much of a brainlet to run my own node but time will tell i guess

>>11553959
You have to connect to various api feeds for data that your node will be able to be used for. You dont just spin it up and let it sit

>>11553959
You literally have no idea what you are talking about. Its definitely not just like mining

>>11553953
What if you are a brainlet

>>11550336
quality post, here's an update on your pic related

>>11553959
>Muuuuh like mining.
You are in for a big suprise. Mqybe you could offer the Bloomberg API, I think the subscription is like $10,000 per month.

>>11554012
brainlets go to the easy solution of linkpool (for a big chunk of your profits). But hey, it's ez 4 b-let

I have never invested in crypto before but I have a spare couple of hundred dollars i'm otherwise not using. Thinking that I might as well have a gamble. Whats the best way to buy link? Thinking around 1000 or so just to see what happens.

>>11554039
>Coinbase buy BTC
>transfer btc to binance
>Buy link with BTC under 6700sats
>???????
>Profit

>>11553977
>>11553992
>>11554012

let me clarify, big companies will require oracles to very this or that.

they will post the code of their oracles on git, you will download it, and them on your own node.

you won't have to actually develop your own API, you will simply support the current existing APIs

>>11550385
I'm sure none of these fudsters holds more than 10k link, they are discord pajeets

>>11554039
id rather put that amount in some smallcap shitcoin

>>11554017
>>11554068

>>11554060
THAT ID

>eoy 4 billion mk5

>>11554060
I basically just want to buy my 1000 and then ignore it till mid-late 2019/2020 or so. If it tanks, oh well. If it goes up, great. If it hasn't moved, I get my money back.
Or do people recommend checking it regularly?

>tfw didn't go all in link
>Instead held all this other crap

>>11554071
I don't want to be checking on it everyday to make sure I don't miss its peak. Kinda just want to set-and-forget and see if the company can pull of what it thinks it can in the longer term.

>>11554118
You think you can join a cult and not check in daily? Please

swift will choose to adopt xrp and ripple tech as their solution not chainlink you stupid losers.

they've completed multiple successful pilot programs with banks while this shitcoin is still working on their mainnet release lmao.

chainlink won't even make it into the top 20 market cap ever, you dumb delusional board spamming faggots.

>>11544888

Last chance sub $1 before the leg up.

>>11554203

I got 55k, should I go all in and get to 75k? (wouldve been 85k a week ago so I'm hesistant)

>>11554713
never go all in on a single project, even one such as Link. And this is coming from a total Link cultist. Have a couple eggs in some other baskets

>>11550810
Sorry I forgot basic math is beyond the average linkie. Your figures would mean each chainlimk data point costs in the region of dollars. YOU WILL NOT GET 1 CENT PER CALL YOU DELUSIONAL RETARD

>>11551266
If you're gonna just gonna get out at $12, you're a fool. For it to reach that, the network will require a good amount of traffic. If it gets enough adoption to even reach $12, it will clearly end up way higher. You're thinking of Link as a speculative fomo p&d reddit thing. If that's the case it won't even reach $12. In fact, anyone planning on selling their main stack is a fool. There is a reason the purpose of the token is for staking. Either the network is successful and Link goes to ludicrous price levels or it doesn't and it probably would never go over $2

Test

>>11555002
Banana.

>>11554713
Cargox diverse meme fag fren