/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>11607171
i didnt think i'd ever say this but... the singularity has begun... Can you feel it? Theres been a shift in the air - strap in its going to be a wild ride from here on out.

>>11607171
the algos are coming. be prepared marines

t.me/chainlink1keoy

Its important to remember that Chainlink is just common knowledge among us here at /biz/

Nobody else knows about this shit yet

>>11607171
the whole market will turn bull thanks to chainlink

WE ARE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER

DO NOT UNDER ESTIMATE THE POWER OF POSITIVE THOUGHT! ESPECIALLY COLLECTIVE POSITIVE THOUGHT!

THIS SHIT IS GOING TO REACH $1,000 EASILY!
HOLD THAT THOUGHT AND VISUALIZE IT IN YOUR MIND EVERYDAY AS OFTEN AS POSSIBLE STARTING NOW AND IT WILL MANIFEST INTO REALITY. DO IT! I'M NOT JOKING!

VISUALIZE AS OFTEN AND AS DETAILED AS POSSIBLE!

>>11607171
Yeah before it used to be fences lol

>>11607171
>Highest view count in the archive

>>11607347
highest out of what?

>>11607347
It's all biztards duh

>>11607542
it's all future linkionaires

SEO, retards, adelyn is a growth hacker.

>>11608239
She's definitely hacked some growth for my dingdong if you know what I mean ;)

>>11607171

Yeah. They put out a press release on PR newswire. It’s basically a service where you pay money to put a pre-written article on it then it blasts it across industry to interested publications, who then put them on their websites as news articles. If you look at all the articles about town crier they use the same quotes and wording.

Source my girlfriend is a publicist, one of the articles literally says from or newswire, and my gf saw Chainlink a press release on PR newswire at 11:00 today and texted me.

>>11608239
Yeah the super secret growth hack of paying PR newswire, article under 900 words sent across the nation $1200. Elite growth hack

>>11608366
what an elaborate lie to mention you have a girl friend. why not just go to /soc/ and talk about your girlfriend there without needing to lie?

>>11608239
>>11607542
>>11607347
>>11607171

>>11608385
Cringe the post

>>11608385
Very elaborate or you could just google or newswire go to 11:00 and today’s date.

See this post

>>11608385

>>11608385
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/news-releases-list/?month=11&day=01&year=2018&hour=11

Brainlet

>>11608417
i'm a higher functioning brainlet than you'll ever be.

>>11608449
Apparently not since I just proved that all those articles were basically written by Chainlinks team and then copy and pasted by random bloggers lol.

>>11608468
you don't really believe that.

>>11608477
I just posted the link to prnewswire, it literally says in the article written by “Chainlink” and is a copy and paste job of the article that is on Forbes. You can look at what prnewswire does right on their website lol.

>>11608477
XDDDDDdddd

>>11608477
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/chainlink-acquires-town-crier-from-the-initiative-for-cryptocurrencies-and-contracts-300741835.html

>news provided by Chainlink


Lol

>>11608507
so you're saying someone at chainlink is behind these articles?

>>11608516
I’m saying all they did was place an article on PRnewswire which is a normal marketing service, then rando crypto bloggers (like the Forbes article a publication that basically lets anyone be a “contributor”) literally copy and pasted that press release. They don’t even know what Chainlink is, they just copied the only crypto related news on a normal ass marketing service and put it out as their own.

The Chainlink team is behind the articles because they wrote the article, look at all the articles they just use the quotes and same language and format as the press release lol.

>>11608574
the fuck cares what journalists think. the article wasn't written for journalists.

Stupid question:
Is there any way of avoiding the 5 day hold on funds when buying eth on coinbase? I hate having to wait 5 days and risk eth tanking

>>11608602
no, you need to learn how to be patient like the rest of us. it's part of the process just go with it. shhhh

>>11608574
This. Same shit Vecahin did with their nasdaq article they were pimping months ago. You can be sure the team was behind it because the articles were written before the announcement was made and rolled out in sync with the conference.

No value judgment on whether this is good or bad on my part but it seems obvious that this was the case.

>>11608602
The fees aren't that bad using debit card. My problem is I moved 1.2btc to binance and they locked my shit up, won't let me ID verify to speed it up. Link went from 0.41usd to whatever it is now since then. A day later I decided to test, since I've moved 1.5k in eth before without issue, so I moved 5 eth over and sure enough it locked that up too. Did they recently change it so that anything worth more than 100usd is insta-delayed or something? cuntass system losing me money.

>>11607471
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>SOURCE Sergey

>>11607208
We're where Ethereum was in Q1 2016

Oh god this is good fud because its true. Ohhh fuuuug

so theyre marketing.. it doesnt matter how its the fact that they are doing it. how is this a bad thing? will you people never be satisfied

>>11608848
I own Link but use it wisely. Honestly, this is actually just how marketing works and proof that Chainlink is beginning to market. PRnewswire is normal marketing tool, but most brainless don’t understand that and will think that it means Chainlink is scammy in some way.

>>11608753
right now link is at a point where it's ready to moon like ETH did in march/april of 2017. market cap wise this is like january 2016 for ETH tho.

>>11608882
Lol the charts are basically identical

>>11608891
yeah, and this is link now, still following eth and beginning to shoot straight up

>>11608696
Could be Shitbase. I moved $5k over earlier today from a shitcoin exchange and it went through no problem. I'm not verified on Binance past the initial bs, but I've had the account for over a year.

>>11608882
I think we need more a catalyst for LINK to really moon, especially in a bear market. Summer 2019 we'll see mooning imo

just tell me when we get to $1000

>>11608996
no it's happening soon

>>11608904
It's decreasing in price though...

>>11609068
minor dip after a huge pump, some people were disappointed from mainnet/coinbase hype and already having heard about IC3. also bitcoin mini pump makes alts lose some sats. this is nothing

$1 this time next week

id say we are very close to breaking $1 before end of november

this is the most elabortae pump and dump ever, i will buy link when its at 39 cents again

$1 by december is a basically guarantee

>>11609262
found the eNIGma shill

>>11609007
I'm selling at $990 before everyone tanks the market at $1k

you guys know what to do! fud our own project

>>11609377
selling at 989

>>11609421
Keep the hands strong fren we'll all be rich.

>>11609377
Speaking of tanking the market...why didn't ETH tank in price? Surely many people sold when it hit the 800-1400 range but the price never tanked (Ignoring the obvious bear market we are in)

lenocinium shills blown the fuck out so hard itt Lmao

>oh no the team is finally marketing, must be scammers

>>11607208

Strapped in and ready to roll

>>11609585
Don't know. I was making a statement in jest.

>>11609695
Your logic is sound though, if so many anons sell once link hits a high price...it would tank...I'm just curious as to why it didn't happen with ETH

>>11609718
My guess is because it didn't have the meme that gave a specific price such as $1000EOY. Nobody had it set in their minds exactly when to sell.

>>11609377
>selling ever
>not staking your linkies for passive income

>>11609718
I think you overestimate the amount of LINK biz owns. Most of the LINK whale posts are larps. There are anons that own a few hundred k but there aren't that many.

>>11609803
one owns 1m link and another owns 2m link with proof

>>11609791
I'm too brainlet to run a node and I don't trust linkpool. Why not just sell link once it moons and move into safe traditional investments like index funds?

>>11609791
>he thinks its that ez

>>11609791
I'm a brainlet burger who couldn't get in on linkpool and without the skillset to run my own node. Best of luck to you and getting a passive income. I'll settle for the ROI gains.

>>11607253
Is LINK a big find?

Just curious, what recent news is causing link to go up? Is it the town crier acquisition?

get the FUCK out

>>11609821
Why not just sell link once it moons and move into safe traditional investments like index funds?
Only do this with half your stack. You’ll be kicking yourself when LINK hits $10k in 7 years.

>>11607208

Bigger it’s been a wild ride since ICO.

>>11609860
just use linkpool to run your node?

>>11609923
>You’ll be kicking yourself when LINK hits $10k in 7 years
Is this even possible?

>>11609970
yeah

>>11608853
Fat Sergay Rotunda

>>11609997
Jeez, I like link but I think 1k is even pusing it. 10,000 per link would require mcap in the trillions.

>>11609970
if the dollar devalues to 1/1000th of its current value, sure
otherwise it's a dream and nothing else

>>11610010
1k is far past the realm of "pushing it".

>>11610010
The most important crypto projects will be valued in the trillions because crypto MC isnt like stocks. ETH for example won't be valued like an individual company but more like an entire market/economy with how much use it the network will have all over the earth. The amount of value that chainlink is going to bring to crypto and because it's blockchain agnostic means it could be bigger than BTC/ETH. On top of that once it's been around for a long time the majority of the link will be staked in nodes and outside of the circulating supply. 1 trillion MC @ 90% staked is 10k. It's not impossible.

>>11607171
reality.jpg

>>11610033
Not if you actually have an idea of how the tokenomics will work and what cl will actually achieve. But that's okay - some retards on this board were just never meant to make it. I hope you take a nice holiday after selling your 2k stack $10 or whatever you were planning to do.

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>>11608516
>>11608477
>>11608449

just shut up and stop posting you fucking retard.

>>11610010
bitcoin will never be over $1 because that would require market cap in teh millions!

If people are using the network there will be constant buy pressure. If enough high value contracts are in use on the network every single one will require fees paid in LINK.

Literally no one can predict a limit for the price of LINK in the future. People who need contracts will be buying LINK at any price point because they need it to function. 10 trillion is low balling it if LINK works out.

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>>11610100
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People think this is a fucking game. Almost all link will be staked. Market selling a poorfag stack (present day) in 10 years will send the global economy into indescribable chaos. Screencap this.

>>11607171
I used to think the chainlink meme was cute. But it's gotten out of hand. I legitimately think /biz/ is now like 50-75% reddit migrants who unironically bought into the Sergei cult meme.

>>11610154
I've felt this way since about a week after I bought my first meme stack of LInk. Once I really understood the implications of what LINK does (making financial agreements where trusted third parties isn't required). it became clear to me that having a 100k stack would only allow me to retire a few weeks earlier. The only divide is between linkers and nolinkers.

I'm willing to accept that LINK might fail. But if it works, there will be so much fucking value flowing through this network that even ascribing a dollar value to it would be completely nonsensical. People on /g/ would give away 100 bitcoins like it was nothing back in the day, but now 100 btc is a fucking fortune.

Chainlink will be far more valuable than btc is within a short amount of time.

>>11609106
>>11609068
>>11608904
>>11608891

Where are you buying chainlink from?

>>11610324
Buy LINK on binance and then store on MEW or a hardware wallet
Do NOT leave your coins on an exchange, they will do everything they can to prevent you from cashing out when LINK moons

>>11610084
you don't understand token economics if you think a utility token will be worth more than pure currency

>>11610529
smart contracts will be worth more than pure currency

>>11610529
> why would a limited supply asset with a variety of big-hitting use cases in the works be end up being worth a lot of money?
I can't tell if you're larping as a retard or if this is what you're actually like.

>>11610414
>they will do everything they can to prevent you from cashing out when LINK moons
why would they stop you? It's a fucking exchange, they make money on fees when you 'cash out' for BTC and again when you cash BTC to fiat.

>>11610592
Works end up being**

>>11610617
Although that poster is probably a paranoid schizophrenic, exchanges don't like it when you leave the game. They make money off of day trader monkeys who push butan many times a day.

>>11610222
Nobody checked these trips of truth? What happened to biz?

>>11610010
A marketcap in the trillions does not mean it is worth trillions. It's just the current price multiplied by the coins in circulation. I could make a coin with 1 trillion coins and buy one for $1 and boom, $1T mcap.
Ripple's mcap ATH was around $140 billion, mostly off normie hype and speculation. If link had this mcap with 350million supply it would be worth $400.

>>11610651
Even if I did pull my LINK of the exchange, how the fuck would i convert it to FIAT after it moons without going back to the exchange?

>>11610100
fees don't have to be paid in link... read the white paper retarded shill

>>11610592
one billion vs 21 million

>>11610529
A utility token of a - for example - extremely useful cryptoproject that normies will use not even realizing that they are indirectly buying/using the tokens to access the network will appreciate in value a lot. Buy either in fiat/tokens directly, get paid in fiat/or by choice directly in tokens. The more the network it used by more persons, the more it'll grow in value. Fluctuations shouldn't be an issue because no matter how much the tokens cost, you'll always get the "now" value, whereas tokens can grow fiat money wise.

>>11610919
REQ after they use LINK to incorporate fiat pairs.

>>11610529
you are the dumbest human being on the planet

>>11610928
>fees don't have to be paid in link... read the white paper retarded shill
yes they do
>one billion vs 21 million
irrelevant. the returns would be the same as buying bitcoin at ~$24. and the circulating supply of link can decrease anyway.

>>11611053
This. Most of the LINK will be locked up in nodes staking for reputation.

>>11610082
oh no 3%

>>11611007
not an argument

>>11611053
not an argument either
what is worth more, Facebook or the United States dollar?

>>11611080
>Will LINK hit $50 or $500?
Who gives a shit, we'll all be wealthier than we are now.

>>11611080
heres a statement for you to argue: youre a sub 100 iq zoomer self entitled waste of space who needs to kill himself.

>>11608308
Noice! You should post this joke on plebbit too :)

>>11610222
chchchchchchchchchcheeekkkkkkkeeeed trips of truth

>>11611123
>Mickey Link Private
Will always be my favorite Link cube

>>11611112

>>11609277
Checked and kek’d

>>11610161
biz has been hella dead lately.
I doubt any ledditors are augmenting the numbers here.

>>11609277
Goddamn he's alpha. How do I become him?

>>11610222

>>11608996
Yeah mainnet

Honestly though, where are these crazy valuations coming from?
Entity's stake link that is the collateral for their oracle data right?
Have they added any other uses for the token such as transaction fees, or is this it?

>>11608366
It's called a press release moron