/biz/ - Business & Finance

I feel like I imprinted chainlink succeeding so strongly and deeply in my subconscious that its now scientifically impossible for it to fail

I just live in the reality where chainlink makes me hella rich, and theres no way of going back to another reality

>>11973405
Is this another fence company?

Jingle Bells, Linkies Smell,
Mainnet on the way!
Rory's cucked, nolinkers fucked
1000 Xmas Day, HEY

>>11973421
that is the idea anon. the more of us that do it the better

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!

>>11973405
WOOOOW, IT'S SHIT

>>11973462
You absolute madman. Havent seen this in a while

Daily reminder the linklets have only 30 days remaining before their 1000$EOY prophecy happen and the token is worth a wooping 0.34$ to this day.

Mainnet confirmed Dec 25

so what happens next

>>11973405
D

What am I looking at exactly

>>11973563
D

Damn son

>>11973405
what is this

Everything dumped on mainnet remember that. Link is no different.

they have applied to trademark the chainlink name

1000eoy

>>11973621
>what is staking

https://twitter.com/OpenLawOfficial/status/1068676418924670976
imagine being swingtrader right now

>>11973633
What is 650 000 000 uncirculating supply?

The network will be dead even with all these partnerships just like vechain and other staking coins. Kaleido is going to run on a private blockchain where link token has no place.

chainlink is better than sex

That is just the publication date for the trademark application; someone might still oppose it and make it fail before it gets officially registered as a trademark.

https://www.uspto.gov/trademarks-getting-started/trademark-basics/trademarks-what-happens-next

>>11973405
d

>>11973405
WOW THEY TRADEMARKED THE WORD "CHAINLINK" WOOOOW WE GOING TO THE MOON LMAO THE ABSOLUTE STATE

>>11973654
>1,000x in value
>3x in supply
>Therefor 333x in price
Oh noooooo

>>11973654
Fuck off with your brainlet fud, kek!

>>11973430
>Jingle Bells, Linkies Smell,
>Mainnet on the way!
>Rory's cucked, nolinkers fucked
>1000 Xmas Day, HEY

HEY!

Jingle Bells, Linkies Smell,
Mainnet on the way!
Rory's cucked, nolinkers fucked
$1000 Xmas Day, HEY

>>11973785

>>11973654
Already priced in faggot

>>11973592

>>11973897
imagine being a nolinker

>>11973674
>>11973405

So what exactly happens if Chainlink gets registered as a trademark in terms of competition?

I mean, can you achieve some sort of monopoly in this decentralized oracle service provider network.

How does trademark differ from a patent?

>>11973994
>How does trademark differ from a patent?
Wut?

>>11974022
It has been up until now a 'promising project'.

However this failure to achieve the trademark is a red flag for me. They seemed to have gone with decent lawyers who obviously didn't convince Sergey otherwise against this waste of resources and money (or maybe he just didn't listen!)

Did they SERIOUSLY expect to trademark the term 'SmartContract' ? A term that any crypto puddlebrain knows Nick Szabo coined over 20 years ago. Did Mark Oblad, the legal mastermind of smart contracts decide not to scratch his Dr Evil fucking head and halt Sergey from making this terrible move.

Also did you see the state of the fucking attachments in the application? Minimal fucking effort..... It was just screenshots of Crypto Geek.com and the SC.com website with a few duplications. The lack of effort is unbelievable for a project who prides itself on being for a 'corporate' audience. Another red flag. Of course the judge denied it.

Watch how embarrassing this episode will become as the wider Ethereum and crypto communities find out about it. As if the token wasn't a laughing stock already, every other crypto will be mispelling Smart Contract as smartcontract just to rub it in the faces of Link bag holders.

I mean is he going to try and trademark 'cryptocurrencies' next?! or what about fucking 'cheeseburgers'?! At his best he is hopeful at his least he is naive and distracted as a leader.

We have visibility from github that Steve and Dimitri are working there butts off (Until the past few days). Put them in charge! It might give the project a better chance, they at least have some apparent useful skills, and the linkpool.io guys said on reddit that theyare very impressed with how Steve operates. (Didn't mention Serge)

I am a Link bag holder btw but I got out at this pump, this was one naive business decision at the end of a long list since Sergey decided to run his own businesses.

>>11974041
they literally submitted the trademark application today

>>11973421
"All the measures of the Government are directed to the purpose of making the rich richer and the poor poorer." - William Henry Harrison (9th president of the United States)

>>11973405

meanwhile chainlink github and pivotal tracker reports that they can't even get SGX to work, lmfao

>>11974171
HEY GREENHORN. This is pasta from the Chainlink team's failed attempt to trademark "Smartcontract" in june this year.

>>11973994
Trademark just means no one can call a product or service "chainlink", it is allowed as a descriptive word in "chainlink fence", but by itself it is a brand. Like "Coke"

>>11974196
link holders are rich already, they are rich in spirit and in intellect

all link does is making them richer financially

>>11974257
Why would they even accept the second time

>>11973897
>City of London corporation
Lads, if you're not all in by now you may as well an hero

>>11973621
Very few mainnets had so many users and partners lined up before release.

>>11973405
Fake and gay

dump chainlet

>>11973405
I fucking told you linkies a week ago sergey is actually santa

HOLY SHIT i think we can def say mainnet out before new year HOLY SHIT

>>11974453

They already tried to trademark it before and failed, if anything it means mainnet next year, and remember that every shitcoin project dumps during mainnet :^)

>>11973621
So youre telling me this mainnet launch is going to be the same because link did everything opposite of what every other shitcoin does? Dynamics are different here discord fud faggot. Link has been radiosilent, something no other coin has done. Fud faggot go back to your little discord club lil boy

>>11973405
lol link is a scam

>>11974474

>radiosilent
>literally buys a MIT article for sponsored shit

they aren't radiosilent, they just have a really shitty marketing team

consider this
>all dots partnerships are fake, no partnerships at all
>it's actually a real small meetup team of amateurs who are working on something that they hope is good enough

suddently the radiosilent is just being
incompetent and it makes sense

>>11974518
>literally buys a MIT article for sponsored shit
this is a lie though. why lie?

>>11974472
And remember little discord fud boy, hundreds of teams are lined up to use mainnnet, im sorry link isnt the hype coin youre used to seeing lil man

>>11973405
Is this actually LINK/SmartContract?

>>11974518
Holy shit you fud is weak, maybe if you little boys go back to your discord club and put all of your 10 iq points together then just maybe you can come up with decent fud. Oh and btw thanks for hating something so much that you seemlessly know a lot about!

>>11974528
>>11974533
>>11974551

You faggots are the same that shill LINK when it's at the top saying mainnet is imminent (meanwhile the github is full of commits that show not even SGX is working at this point, making chainlink useless), then newfags buy and you dump it all the way to the bottom and start again with radiosilent in shill threads

chainlink is a good project, don't get me wrong, but it needs at least 1 year to see the industry using it driving the price up

also they are changing the API contracts from "public" to "external" in the data source, meaning they recognize most of the data will be transferred through private chains, look it up

>>11974583
I dont shill faggot, and yeah i agree 2019 is going to be crazy, oh and youre a dumb fucking retarded faggot dont forget

>>11973405
That's actually my trademark app. I wanted Sirgay to bend the knee to me for the rights to use it.

>Microsoft won not because its software was "the best," but because it succeeded in imposing itself as the "standard" in its field. This explanation is not tautological, since, for a product to impose itself as the standard in its field, a lot of work has to be done which does not concern primarily its inherent qualities, but rather its marketing and distribution.
Chainlink $1,000 EOY

>>11973405
>have to work on Christmas
>family is far away on side of country
>get a link happening on christmas. Never felt so good to be a linkie frens.

>>11974708

I don't know if your brainlet or something but Microsoft is the antithesis of chainlink branding, chainlink branding could be compared to Ubuntu or something, Microsoft is literally what Craig branding strategy is

>>11973621
Depending how hard LINK pumps before mainnet I will be dumping 100k of my 130k stack right before release. if it's 2x from here, it's probably not worth bothering. 5x+, then yeah, I'm going to take my profit and just keep the suicide stack. I may buy back up to 100k after it dumps. And if it doesn't dump, no matter, since with $200-300k of LINK profits stashed into BTC/ETH/XMR I can guaranteed make it in a few years just waiting for the next whole-market bull to take off, and if LINK ever hits $100+ then I've still made it with my leftover 30k stack.

>>11973405
based and redpilled

it's real

https://tsdr.uspto.gov/#caseNumber=87653484&caseSearchType=US_APPLICATION&caseType=DEFAULT&searchType=statusSearch

>>11974749
How do you have that kind of money to throw around at volatile assets, isnt this something someone does when they already made it? I mean $50,000+ to play around with would be life canging money for me but ive been poor my whole life

its our link
https://tsdr.uspto.gov/documentviewer?caseId=refA0072843&docId=MIB20180426143053#docIndex=0&page=1

the lawyer
https://www.linkedin.com/in/christopherjborders/

Also her
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jann-stanley-moorhead-a97a597/

>>11973405
Daily reminder that EVERY SINGLE MAINNET MADE THE PRICE CRASH.
The moment speculation ends and reality actually hit is the moment Sergey and pre-ICO investors will dump their tokens on you.

>>11974749
Imagine throwing away 100MM of generational wealth for a measly 30MM

>mainnet comes out for christmas, sergey of Nazareth becomes our savior 2018 years after the birth of Jesus of Nazareth
>we open our christmas presents this year and after thats done, decide to check the price of link like you do every day anyway... but wait, this time its different. it isn't mooning - its mega mooning, the singularity is nigh
>massive exponential growth every hour on the hour
>as days go by, the pump cant stop. every major player in the world of big business all-ins
>suddenly as the final hour of 2018 approaches a massive candle appears on the chart. a ground breaking huge explosion in the value of chainlink, nothing like the world has ever seen.
>$1000 EOY becomes real

theres still time

>>11975572
Which mainnet provided a service that actually improved companies processes? Everyone is trying to replace existing stuff, no one was trying to make anything.

>>11973563
D

>>11975572
Btc mainnet crashed to 20k in less than ten years

>>11975706
So fucking comfy

>>11973897
THE LORD CHANCELOR IS A SUPPORTER OF ACCORD PROJECT WHICH IS PARTNERED WITH CHAINLINK

>>11973421
I, too, literally cannot imagine this not happening. I simply cannot.

>>11973421
Feel exactly the same way.

>>11975735

sergey has said numerous times that mainnet will be low cost for companies to incentivize the environment so link tokens price will probably be low on mainnet to drive companies to use it

>>11977029
The token is divisible to 18 decimal points. It could be $1000 per token and still only be $0.01 for each transaction.

>>11977079

wow, and the sergey supply is already priced in? thanks i just bought 50k

The desperation of swing traders in here is unbelievable.

You're going to fucking lose, just buy your stack and sit on it, this isn't another piece of shit mainnet, think will enable smart contracts to be useful for widespread adoption, they're working with companies rather than against them to automate and increase the efficiencies of their processes.

Most anons on here have no idea what they're holding, I'll feel sorry for them when they sell, but I suppose they have to because everyone can't be rich.

Only those who've done their research

>>11974041
>>11974041
Fucking hell thats my FUD from half a year ago.

It’s like seeing an old friend

>>11977155
>just buy your stack and sit on it
This, you fucking retards -- stop swing trading. One day you're going to wake up, and you won't be able to buy back in.

>>11973421
>delusions of grandeur

Who unleashed l*nklets from their containment Discord channel?

Why do link shitposts always get so many replies yet the real 100x coins never get attention

>>11974721
LINK gave all of us a gift this Christmas! Feels so good to hold.

>>11973563
i always wondered how people took these long-ass screenshots

>>11977422
Google "fireshot."

>>11973421
Not good. You’re setting yourself up for suicide.

>>11973405

This is Chainlink the breakfast Cereal you mong

>>11977204
This happened to me many times during the bull run and it was upsetting. Then you end up fomo-ing back in and it dumps. :(

>>11974272
Screenshot this for future feels

>>11973789
>>11975706
>wake up
>Christmas Morning: December 25, 2018
>enjoy a delicious, filling breakfast
>open up presents with family
>nothing spectacular, but you feel very content for some reason
>family members appear happy with their presents
>after gifts are unwrapped, you immediately clean up any trash laying about the room
>pour yourself a hot cup of coffee/tea/chocolate
>pull up binance
>check funds
>safe
>check exchange
>seems to be taking longer than usual
>fan begins blowing loudly as CPU is overclocking
>suddenly your entire room is flooded with a rich, evergreen light
>you physically shudder as your retinas are overwhelmed
>realize you are looking at the most gorgeous Christmas tree you could have ever imagined, pic related
>first you see ten, then hundreds, and finally thousands of green dildos soaring across your screen
>hundreds of companies, it's all true, everything
>know that you are going to make it
>your autist frens will too
>tfw you are invigorated with abundant energy
>tfw you are prepared to to seize every moment as an opportunity to better yourself and those close to you

>>11977814
comfy

>>11977814
you have a gift with words, anon

>>11977814
>>realize you are looking at the most gorgeous Christmas tree you could have ever imagined, pic related

not gonna lie almost shed a tear

>christmas morning
>check prices on phone
>see comfy green candles stacking up for chainlink
>its cold and snowing outside
>wrap up in a comfy blanket and move to the battlestation
>drink a hot cup of chocolate/tea while watching comfy christmas movies
>eating mommys selfmade 10/10 cookies
>pocket nice profit from LINK for weeks and months to come til next christmas
>next christmas is even more comfy as LINK becomes the official global standard for smart contracts
>for the rest of your Life every day is like christmas

we are gonna reach new levels of comfy frens

>>11977814
i cried reading this.

>>11974041
> Tasty

>>11973897
>>11973916
>>11974307
>>11975893
I've been saying for awhile now, it's funny that XRP gets called A "banker's token" because LINK the true banker's token and if you're not betting on them winning at this point you're not paying attention

>>11978016

cognida.network/
rip link OMG

>>11974272
you faggots talk like chainlink is the most complicated thing in the world when it's literally just a tool you use to import data. Take the time to explain to any brainlet and he'll get it as well.

Stop being pretentious when you simply got lucky and stumbled upon this scam

>>11977919
Ohhhh the weather outside is comfy

What will the circulating supply of LINK be two years from now? My guess is that it won't be higher than 200m.

>>11973405
DDDDDD

Chainlink is seriously the future.

>>11977814
>tfw I'm coming home from a 23 hour flight on Christmas Day
>For a few days after that I've got at least three separate Christmases with different parts of my horribly segmented family
You guys have a nice Christmas for me, okay?

>>11974041
>>11974171
>>11977165

>>11974583
>also they are changing the API contracts from "public" to "external" in the data source, meaning they recognize most of the data will be transferred through private chains, look it up

Can you explain more about this?

>>11973563
Dddddddddddddddd
ex deedeedeedeeeee
XDDDDdd

>>11973430
>nolinkers fucked
one too many syllables, it doesn't flow
Maybe swinglinks fucked or linklets fucked

>>11973654
Private permissioned chains will and can still receive data from Chainlink nodes via public blockchains. Using LINK while boosting the Chainlink network value.

There was always a choice for smartcontract creators/users. Some will use decentralized oracles some will not. some private chains will use Chainlink oracles via public chains some will not. Nothing has changed. It was always like this.

The more important point is that Chainlink is the standard for both private and public blockchain. It was always known that public blockchains will use Chainlink. NOW we know that private chains can use Chainlink either with LINK or not. This was an added bonus.

>>11973563
>>11973897
>>11977814
>>11975706
We really are gonna make it, frens!

>>11973430
this made my whole week worth while.
thx so much for this anon

>>11977479
this anon is actually right, greed is a disease that eventually leads to suicide. be careful anons.

>mainnet releases
>it dumps
watch my words you deluded retards

>>11979261
>HEY EVERYONE LOOK AT ME SCREENCAP THIS LINK IS GOING TO DUMP ON MAINET CANT WAIT TO SAY I TOLD YOU SO!

No one fucking cares, only you impulsive day trading gamblers are looking forward to dumping your stack on main net. The large majority of us here are invested in the tech, committed our tokens to the long haul, and actually excited to start being apart of the network. NO ONE FUCKING CARES ALL YOU FAGS CRYING WOLF THAT MAINNET IS GOING TO DUMP ON RELEASE.

>>11974915
25 years old man. You either make it or go broke by 30 there’s no middle ground. It looks volatile from the outside but to me it doesn’t seem that risky. Every major paper comes out and mentions oracles being the next great step in the blockchain evolution. What they don’t mention is that the ideal scenario would be for the oracles to be decentralized so smart contracts have this end to end immutability. It’s crazy to think that I could literally lose $40,000 but at the same time I’m comfortable taking this chance. I’m done buying and now I pretend I already lost it all and been accumulating cash again while at the same time meticulously planning an exit strategy.

>>11979113
This is the best point ITT. Now we know we run this entire mother fucker.

>>11973421
unconscious*

>>11978963
it sounds fine if you can speak english kek

>>11980868
Similar but no exit strategy planned yet. I finish my accumulation on Monday.

Care to give a quick rundown of your hypothetical exit strategy?

>>11978963
There’s nothing wrong with it. It scans fine.

>>11973430
Bravo sir

>>11973666
checked and redpilled

https://twitter.com/SilentWhstlBlwr/status/1068912883730432000