/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>14385970
take your meds

Youre right 1000 eoy

>>14385970
it's literally dumping

at least try to provide detailed analysis.

get this schizo brain dump bull shit out of here

Sergey (satoshi) Nazorov (Nakamoto)

Anyone who wasn't already in chainlink don't deserve to make it desu

LINK PUMPED SO HARD BE CAREFULL MY ANONS , OR THEY DUMP ON YOU

Infowars tier conspiracy theory anon. Have sex

the funny thing this is true

Damn. What are the chances. It would be sick beyond belief if true.

Not exactly buying your CIA theory but was thinking about Big Dogg's tweet the other day.

The insiders are heavily relying on Chainlink's success. We're going mainstream right now so agree we don't have much time to accumulate.

Iran cashed out.

>banging cartel

pumping BTC was the only way for the whales to get into LINK without causing the singularity

>>14386197
What did he mean by this?

boo

>>14386197
sounds like a really good porn site

>>14385970
what I fail to see is why they would let humans in on it at all.

>>14386525
It might have been accident or they needed us for the meme magic

>>14386406
Bbq

Where do you people come from?

>>14386555
bless

>>14385970
>tfw only 600 link and .4 btc but still way up

:) :/ :(

>>14386555
555 means positive change in numerology

$3 link eow

>>14385970
YOU DONT KNOW SHIT YOU STUPID FUCKING NGIGER. BRO WHY DONT YOU POST THE POST WHERE YOU SAID CHIANKLINK PUMP HAS CONCLUDED????????????????????????????????????????

EXACTLY YOU STUPID FUCKING LARP

>SAGE

>>14385970
what do anons think?
https://modernconsensus.com/technology/money-transmitter-swift-adds-cryptocurrency-capability-with-r3s-corda/

>>14385970
Sergey created smartcontract.com in 2009. The best performer in bear market, oracle, swift, google, soon microsoft, and all those minor partnerships are not a coincidence. We're gonna make it /biz/.

>>14385970
wtf I love glowniggers now

I refuse to believe THE meme coin on /biz/ can amount to anything.

>>14386525
Humans, who collectively wield far more magic potential than the archons, act as fractal repeaters for magic signals and for charging egregores. They need humans to get their shit done, and they have to let some people in on the understanding in order to maximize efficiency. See: every succesful brand ever.

>>14386045
The real cryptopill is realizing Satoshi Nakamoto was a team of two: Sergey Nazorov and Nick Szabo.

Their initials are SN and NS respectively. In Japanese, the surname comes before the first name, so both Satoshi Nakamoto and Nakamoto Satoshi are valid ways of saying the pseudonym. SN and NS. Sergey Nazorov and Nick Szabo.

Both are also respected names that have been in this space for very long, Nick Szabo being the first we know of to address smart contracts, and Sergey registering the smartcontract.com domain many years ago.

Also, Satoshi's old messages had two different ways of writing, depending on the occasion.

>>14386841
I think (((Ari Juels))) is well-connected and has made a few phone calls

okay, here is smart contract black pill:
Ari Juels is Lucifer

>>14385970
except LINK is not fungible. it's a company that provides an oracle service, the coins mean nothing besides a share of stock

>>14387055
Checked and based

>>14385970
>controlled opposition detected
You know, you look like your head fell in the cheese dip back in 1957

>>14387133
You have no idea how right you are.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwpdC4HSDxg

>>14387055
Glad someone gets it. Czkd.

>>14387201
Well shit, I forgot all about that book he wrote

I didn't realize he was that short, wow. I don't dislike him (seems pretty intelligent to me, kikery be damned)

>>14387201
Are you link anon?

>>14387173
LINK token is paid to [the person running the node] (X)

by [the person needing the node's service] (Y)

So essentially it has no real value to anyone besides X's and Y's. LINK will never be used to buy anything besides an oracle service

>>14387108
yes

>>14387018
>he fell for the chainlink is a meme meme

>>/biz/thread/14360114

when can i trade my ETH for LINK on coinbase pro?

>>14386686
>BRO WHY DONT YOU POST THE POST WHERE YOU SAID CHIANKLINK PUMP HAS CONCLUDED????????????????????????????????????????
you do realize that was like.. half a year ago, right?
yes, THAT pump had concluded. what does that have to do with the current time?

>>14385970
i dont fucking care at all
im selling the instant i break even at 19500

>>14387444
"Enterprises will spend $LINK when they call any startups' APIs toward the @chainlink node operators"

t. ribeiro

>forgetting that it is divisible by 18 decimal places

>>14387444
Given that the derivatives market is far greater than the global payments industry, holding link will give you far greater returns than holding Bitcoin. As the network grows, the value of the link token will get higher, while in Bitcoin it is solely dependant on speculative value at this point, and probably if used as the reserve currency, can also be very valuable. Nonetheless, both are very valuable investments, but I think link has a lot more room to grow as it is newer to the scene.

>>14387444
>>14387643

>>14386646
555 is laughing in thai

>>14386020
Honestly though what he says makes sense. I've been invested in politics and understanding tactics powerful people use to gain leverage over industries. It's honestly a reasonable hypothesis.
>be top kike banker
>realize that fiat currency isn't going to function once other nations/banks inevitably adopt crypto
>decide to get a leg up and heavily invest in a privately owned crypto and make agreements with the creators
>Gain control of the crypto market
>Start phasing out traditional credit cards in exchange for credit ran crypto that you control X amount of

I'm not saying it'll happen with Link. However it's not unreasonable. Unless an insider worth over Billion wants to step in and tell me I'm wrong and that powerful people have no wish to maintain power?

>>14387361
He is a genius.

>>14386045
Sergey Nazarov doesn’t know how to code

Sergey Nazarov
Steve Ellis
Ari Juels

The three that make one.

>>14386045
Sergey has been making money on crypto since like 2011. The dude is just fucking around now with his gains and a pet project that got big

>>14385989
this