/biz/ - Business & Finance

yes

it is more sinister than you newfags think though.
sergey's a smart guy but none of this is a coincidence. assblaster tried to warn us but most of us looked over it due to our greed.

>>14904362
can you elaborate for a newfag

>>14904385
yh2gb

>>14904337
>>14904362
in the end the real riches was the friends we made in these threads

yes

What matters is that the tokens are valuable to you. Even if no one else wants them.

>>14904385
The 4th industrial revolution will end human freedom, AI/robots will take over.

>>14904413

>>14904337
Get the fuck out of Chainlink while you still can. It's going downhill from here.

>>14904431
LINK moon and let me fuck hookers til I die then

>>14904385
okay, i'll keep this short for you newfag.

just look at the circumstances regarding chainlink
minimum amount needed to enter the ICO, boring logo, ari juels, nick szabo, the lack of competition, the repeated success; all of this just to name a few.

chainlink isn't allowed to fail. assblaster implied this heavily. the people backing sergey are already in traditional seats of power. assblaster worked for them and was lucky to get the word out to us. chainlink is how they get their foothold in crypto and control it. the oracle problem is the key to everything in crypto.

we will get rich, but there is a whole different aspect to all of this most anons don't see.

>>14904472
based and new world orderpilled

>>14904472
Care to explain what you mean by “different aspect”?

>>14904431
Good

>>14904472
I'm listening

>>14904518
https://twitter.com/FOMOYOLOMOFO/status/1151860683295940609?s=19

>>14904518
>>14904590
Klaus Schwab puts it well. The Fourth Industrial Revolution is not a joke.

The law of unintended consequences will explode here. I know we can't stop technological progress but this could - and probably will - change humanity irrevocably. Smart contracts will aid in massively stamping out human involvement in business and trade. This will have massive social consequences, and many more of the the second and third effect, which we can't see now.

Couple that with shady and powerful people backing Sergey. Just think about it. No other crypto has similar circumstances to chainlink. Everything about it screams anti-crypto. It is truly the outlier. Sergey is a smart guy, but you'd be naive to believe chainlink is fully his creation.

We could be funding something truly horrible. But we've no other choice.

>>14904613
Brainlet tier bullshit
EVERY new technology has had the same concerns: everyone will be unemployed, the rich and powerful will rule us all etc.
Since the time of the fucking railroads and oil barons

EVERY fucking time the same thing happens: human life gets marginally better and society rises to the challenge

But this time its different, right? Cos all the smart people on the teevee tell me so!

>>14904472
I had considered this before, but the way you worded this made me super black pilled, anon. You're onto something. Please do go on.

>>14904649
Even my peltier dehumidifier?

>>14904472
Original linkholders from the AB era know all this.
We are lucky to have it. It wasn’t made for us.

>>14904649
This is sadly a true example of midwittery. If you don't understand why the fourth industrial revolution will be much more revolutionary than all of the last three combined, you've no hope. You may believe this stuff is far off in the future, but it's closer than you believe. Smart contracts will lead the way in the relatively early stages.

>>14904650
There's not much to go on about. Assblaster hinted at all of this stuff. All we can do is speculate for now.

We'll probably never know the truth. Unless Assblaster comes back and reveals to us the whole thing. It's not a coincidence he disappeared either.

My personal theory is it's really just some influential figures/groups in the banking cartels. Assblaster admitted he worked for them. They eventually realized crypto will be a massive piece of the future and so they needed an in. They missed BTC, so they moved on to the next piece of the puzzle. Naturally, as clever as they are, they realized the oracle problem is worth many times over what all of crypto is worth right now.

I wish I could understand more but there's simply not enough info.

This is all I have to say. Go back in the archives if you don't believe me. Thinking about this stuff makes my stomach churn more than it makes me excited. I don't feel that same thrill thinking about $1000 EOY after I took this blackpill.

>>14904613
It will proceed, whether we hold Link or not. Just be grateful to know what it is you have

>>14904749
Think about the alternative, anon. You and me would be among those left behind while they pull up the ladder. Instead, we get a seat on the lifeboat.
Be grateful

>>14904749
It had occurred to me that I very well may be driving a lambo in a welfare country full of shitty brown people, and I'll have "won" a game (wealth) that nobody is playing anymore (socialism/marxism/overpopulation/mass poverty).

>>14904434
Still holding :)

>>14904749
My fear is my fuck you stack will become useless as my country has turned into a sea of commie shit.

>>14904778
id considered this as well. i think well leave earth with other megabrainz...

>>14904796
If you have a fuck you stack, you won’t even care. You’ll be able to leave, and go anywhere. You have a seat on the lifeboat

>>14904337
Not with my Stack of 700 LINK

LINK will make us rich yes, but the rest of humanity might suffer.
Think of all the people that will be unemployed because of smartcontracts and the fact LINK is working with Libra there is going to be full on Orwellian surveillance.

>>14904649
We're running out of jobs for them to transition into, and what few human jobs are being ruined by shitskins.

I don't think you comprehend how many do-nothing office drones are about to get rekt.

>>14904434
Nah, Nice try pajeeth

>>14904835

This is how it has always been though. If you don't make a choice to evolve and progress you get left in the dust.

>>14904835
They’ll start by making it mandatory for all brick and mortar stores to accept some form of digital currency.
Then they will allow places to not take cash.
Then they will ban cash in large cities.

>>14904472

Whatever. I don’t fucking care. How would I personally stop it? You can’t stop it. It’s all literally Biblical.

I mean short of saying “no” when they go to put the Musk Chip in your fucking head what are you supposed to do? ESPECIALLY as a poor wagie.

It’s like asking an ant to stop an evil elephant. Even the ants would have a better chance because they’re organized and have greater numbers. Maybe with some money that I make from LINK I could try to do something, but to be a retard and not profit from it because “I know” would be so retarded.

All I can do is try to take care of me and my family until God decides to wrap this game up. It is prideful, sinful, and delusional to believe I could do LITERALLY anything more than that.

Being born during the early days of the end times is insane luck, whether it’s good or bad, who knows. But I’m not going to put it on my shoulders to save the world. If God wants to arm me with hundreds of millions of dollars and likeminded powerful allies, SO BE IT, but I’m not saving the world as a random fucking pleb slaving out here just to eat, and neither are you, fucking psychos.

Will I make it with 1300 link
Give it to me straight

This is some dark-side-of-the-moon-has-aliens/flat earth level BS. Mankind did fine during the first revolution. People just stopped being farmers and adapted.

The 4th revolution will be no different. A possible outcome is majority of the jobs will be coding-based to develop/monitor/supplement AIs. It's no surprise most developed countries around the world are starting to include coding/computing as a mandatory subject in school along with math/science

>>14904613
Your too far into conspiracy. You’re delusional

>>14904362
Assblaster is a larper and probably calls himself 42 now. Fried his brain with meth and hallucinogens.

>>14904897
Completely different writing style, fuck off retard

>>14904897
42 is just some schizo newfag that got into LINK after coinbase.
Assblaster was the real deal, gtfo newfag.

>>14904877
No 1470 is the cutoff point. I just made it.

>>14904873
>Being born during the early days of the end times is insane luck, whether it’s good or bad, who knows. But I’m not going to put it on my shoulders to save the world. If God wants to arm me with hundreds of millions of dollars and likeminded powerful allies,
You were born too late to explore the New World, and to early for space exploration, but we were born at the right time to buy link and be allies of which you spoke.

>>14904796
>Commie
>2019

>all of assblasters larps

>ASSBLASTER FIRST POST - 11/08/17

>https://yuki.la/biz/4246712

>ASSBLASTER 2 - 12/06/17

>https://yuki.la/biz/4801212

>ASSBLASTER 3 - 12/10/17

>https://yuki.la/biz/4940260

>ASSBLASTER 4 - 12/13/17

>https://yuki.la/biz/5013990

>ASSBLASTER 5 - 01/06/18

>https://yuki.la/biz/5989877

>ASSBLASTER 6 - 01/12/18

>https://yuki.la/biz/6350294

>ASSBLASTER 7 - 01/17/18

>https://yuki.la/biz/6560973

>ASSBLASTER 8 - 02/12/18

>https://yuki.la/biz/7569209

>ASSBLASTER 9 - 02/17/18

>https://yuki.la/biz/7736231

>>14904927
I have similar fantasies as a marine too anon. I have your back. Once we make it, let's have a beer and talk over the next steps for our lives.

>>14904337
nope sorry faggot, you missed your all time high
eat shit nigger cocksucker

>>14904927

If God grants me the strength I’ll fight, can’t be done on my own. I used to have delusional dreams of grandeur about being able to do that but it’s impossible.

Game was honked from the start.

>>14904839
>>14904839
If that was that big, 700 LINK would be enough to make it

>>14904952
Thanks. Gonn have a long read.

>>14904952

It better not be just some

>Insider here
>Trust me
>I know a lot of whales

>>14904987
It is

>>14904999
It's not

>>14904987
it will eventually be worth $7m, it’s what people don’t realize it when we say everyone in this will truly make it. Singularity means it will siphon money into it like a black hole, parabolically increasing price until we are all rich

>>14904999
Some people think it was Blythe Masters/somebody close to her

>>14905012
>>14905029

>>14905044
Thanks
And Nice dubs

>>14905037
In 2025?

>>14904999
If you read through carefully and understand what he implies, you'll realize that most of it points to what I said.

Assblaster was unlike any of the larps i've seen. He got some things wrong, specifically his suggestions on other coins/prices, but you have to remember how early it was back then. We learned a lot more about link in 2018, so assblasters level of knowledge was impeccable at the time. It may look funny now, but he was scary to read back in the day.

>>14905044
Unlikely... not even assblaster had the full picture. He just happened to work for the right people and started putting the pieces together himself. He realized something wasn't right.

>>14904431
Based.

>>14904613
YOU’RE A MANIAC

when is link going to start pumping

>>14905073
Seems like too many anons got too much link. I don't think we were ever supposed to get nearly as much we some anons on this board did.

>>14905191
it's happening tonight

>>14905058
It will.

>>14905207
doubt it. If it did manage to it would be on a Monday daytime PST

>>14904835
>think of all the people that will be unemployed

You mean lawyers/bankers/finance bros?

Good riddance

S

>>14904952
why hasn't he posted more recently?

>>14905238
Because he knows link is a joke and left the biz hive mind. Some anons are able to think for themselves and recognize when they were wrong

No, its scam coin

>>14905254
Yeah, I'm sure. Fuck off nolinker.

https://medium.com/@tminhtam20/list-of-chainlinks-partnerships-81813bd92734

>>14905206

10K is enough to be ultra wealthy within 5 years, considering there’s probably at least a hundred Bizraelis with that much, at minimum, probably.

1K will transform your life in a fundamental way.

>>14905505
Unfortunately I am a poor fag and have sub 3k link. Can't really get much more. Though I am happy with what I have.

>>14904835
Good, stuck-up uppity normalfags will off themselves en-masse, good riddance

>>14905238
Using logic - he was getting closer to exposing himself. 4chan isn't exactly muh secret club anymore. He posted for a short while and disappeared, enlightening many anons in the short time that he had here.

All he wanted to do was to tip us in the right direction, the autists got to work shortly after and uncovered most of the breadcrumbs during 2018. He knew that with just the help of a few /biz/raelis, he could spread the news to the rest of 4chan.

Assblaster wasn't supposed to happen. We weren't supposed to know. They just didn't calculate that they had an autist in their midst.

This is how one tripfag saved the NEETs.

>>14905595
Looking in the threads, ASSB posted a pic with his hair. Not very smart if you ask me. Could make it easier to identify him.

>>14905626
Yep. The fact that he was even posting was going too far. He made some mistakes and left a couple of clues behind.
Hopefully it hasn't caught up to him, nor will it ever in the future.

>>14905652
How far away are we from singularity my guy? LINK has blown up

>>14905663
I'ld say defs by the end of the year. Just keep accumulating.

if only you knew how bad things really are

>>14904337
MY LINKY STAYS SUPER DUPER STINKY 1K EOY

>>14905688
Will be DCAing my way through. Ive gotten up to about 2700 now and the target is 5000. Not sure if I have enough money/time to hit that. God willing we have a flash crash to $1 for a day before the final take off haha but thats a stretch.

>>14905663
>LINK has blown up
Hardly. If we take link to its logical conclusion, it will be a household name. We're still a number of years from that. It could take the crypto community by storm by EOY, though as I've said that means little in the grand scheme of things. AB was right in the sense that we'll see a single speculation bubble with link (in my opinion, most likely coinciding with this btc halving run), and then after that we only grow long term with adoption, more decentralization, large amounts of staking, etc.

>>14905505
lets be optimistic and say it will get marketcap of fucking ethereum. the price then will be about 20 times greater than now. 40 times maximum. lets be optimistic again. 40*2.5$*10k=1mln$
how is that ultra wealthy? you can afford medium house and thats the end of your ultra wealthiness anon

>>14904695
Especially your peltier dehumidifier. Why do you think no one waves palm leaves to dehumidify people?

>>14904413
oh rly

wats my name

>>14905595
Assblaster was absolutely based and redpilled. Good luck wherever you are, you beaitufill autist.

>>14905733
>lets be optimistic and say it will get marketcap of fucking ethereum.
That's quite pessimistic, especially if you understand where crypto is going and how important link really is.

>>14905799
You seem well versed, thoughts on VIDT and phantom?

>>14904613
Is this a test? If we keep funding this we are the NPCs/bad guys? Those tweets you posted are fucking scary. Is this the true test that seperates the sinners who do evil knowing the consequences from the good hearted who will sacrifice a part of them for the greater good?

>>14905823
Both are interesting, along with harmony but I don't have any position in any of those. Not really looking to diversify out of link at this point, it's hard to justify any.
I'd say they're a toss up in terms of success, whereas link is much more of a sure shot, especially if you got in early.
Maybe they'll perform better in short spurts where people ride the pumps, but I couldn't see myself hodling any of those long term like link. I could be totally wrong, so take that with a grain of salt. I know some people like to diversify but link is an all or nothing for me.

>>14905878
>Implying we arent still early now

>>14905799
solving oracle problem is the most important problem in crypto but we dont really know if link will be leading solution.
and even if it will be, having eth marketcap is not pessimistic vision, eth is leading platform for tons of shitcoins and good projects, link included. platform like this is as essential as oracles or even more.

>>14905908
>if link will be leading solution.
It is for now and that's all that matters. If something better comes along, I'll happily invest in it.

But a protip: nothing better will come along because creating a network like the one chainlink wants to takes as much time as it does money, in fact probably more time.No one will be able to catch up to chainlink.

>platform like this is as essential as oracles or even more
Difference is, it's not *that* hard to replicate the Ethereum network in the sense that making a smart contract platform largely takes the form of coding. What chainlink is attempting to do is not just some code, but altering basic philosophical notions of trust. This is why they're taking their time in building the network. To traverse the sybil problem is more about ensuring that old trust assurance structures are seamlessly overtaken by new trust(less) structures, rather than just writing some lines of code.

>>14905893
We are, but the anons who got in super early will be making it in the next year or two, whereas nulinkers will have to wait a bit longer.

>>14906009
I wonder How long, 2 years?

>>14905874
>Implying the money we make cant be used for good
Not everyone wants to get rich to buy old cars

>>14906009
How long?

>>14906025
If I only had a suicide stack or something similar, I would be ready to just forget about it and come back in 4-5 years from now.
Unironically most of the people who made it from bitcoin were the ones who bought some early and then forgot about it.

>>14905977
>What chainlink is attempting to do is not just some code, but altering basic philosophical notions of trust.

that's what sets link apart from everything else, what they're trying to do is beyond crypto, it has philosophical consequences for notions of trust & even truth, now that they are attempting to essentially inscribe events in the Blockchain, therefore making their occurrence irrefutable

>>14906035
>Not everyone wants to get rich to buy old cars
HOW DID YOU KNOW?

>>14906054
What's your ethnicity, anon?

>>14906054
honestly I think its going to be 1000$ EOY

>>14904337
Some of you are going to be comfy.
Some of you are going to be so far beyond that.
Maintaining that wealth is going to be another issue.

>>14904413
Fren!

>>14906091
Lol they said this two years ago

>>14904613
If you're not part of the solution, there's always good money to be made prolonging the problem.

>>14906091
i cant believe this is where i get my financial advice, fucking retard central

>>14906080
Eastern euro, why?

>>14906091
of course it is, we never specified what year

>>14906035
I'm in it for the hookers.

I havent lerked here for a while,
is it too late to get into this?

>>14906167
Russian?

>>14906241
You have 2 weeks.

>>14906249
I won't say any more. Why do you even care, this thread is about link fren. I don't like namefagging/attentionwhoring. Besides, I've said nothing special. Any oldfag knows all of this stuff already.

>>14905977
>>14906055
why it has that big implications on notions of trust or truth?

i understand chainlink as bridge between blockchains and events. it just verifying (in more or less centralized manner) and "translating" events to blockchain "language" enabling to causing events on blockchain contracts. it is unbelievable important but why it is such revolutionary philosophically?

Oh yeah, we'll be an a giraffe market soon

>>14906263
why 2 weeks?

>>14904472
I remember the AB larps very well; however, I find it hard to believe that a middleware that brings data from the real world to the blockchain is THAT revolutionary to the point of giving rise to a conspiracy theory...it's not like Sergey is attempting to discover cold fusion.

>>14906167
>we
How do I join Delphi?

>>14906293
Pic related.

It will change the way business is done and how trust is thought of. Smart contracts will be one of the first trustless, automated ways of doing things that will be granted general acceptance in the business world.

>>14906241
We may be in the last window of opportunity to get it for single $ figures.
But who knows man, maybe it could drop out of its own ass spectacularly, but my hopium is strong.

>>14906289

>>14906377
why would it go up in 2 weeks tho? i dont see any major news coming out really.

>>14906163
It'll happen. August and sept its going to explode.

>>14906460
Linkies have been saying this for years

>>14906442
Probably not in the next two weeks but September is coming. Just read about what SWIFT has to say about PSD2 and look at when that’s being implemented.

>>14906478


... as have early bitcoin investors back then... saying it for years

>>14904362
It'll happen with or without us. Might as well ride the tide.

>>14904649
The industrial revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.

>>14906478
Do your own research. I'm a nulinker not a fucking retard. It's going to be massive. I have my sounds about it be 1k but it sure as fuck will be around $100-1000 in the next two months.

>>14906734
can i get the number of your hopium supplier? he seems to have some really good shit

>>14906794
Your moms pussy

>>14904878
>Mankind did fine during the first revolution. People just stopped being farmers and adapted.
Fucking lol. Have you ever read a book?

>>14906289
It's good to keep retelling it all though, that's how it becomes legend and myth etc

remains to be seen
*sip

>>14907065
Yeah, it's pretty much the only time I post, other than truly new breadcrumbs/developments, but those are rare. I feel sort of bad for the nulinkers that missed out so I'm just keeping the story alive.

GO UP YOU PIECE OF SHIT

>>14906342
No one knows

>>14904873
fucking this.

>>14904877
depends how strong your hands are. My advice: if you're done accumulating, just forget about crypto and this whole place. come back in two years. See what happens then.

>>14906054
Im getting as much link as I can while It is under $10
Wish me luck

>>14906293
Because by writing verified real world data (ie Events/occurances that happen outside in the world) onto the Blockchain, you're creating a new kind of truth that these occurrences take on, due to the particular properties of a distributed ledger.

Also for the first time trust is being rationally commodified, you can pay for greater levels of trust (,which is also why it's so bullish cause everything points to upward pressure on the token price with how staking and payment relate to providing these different levels of trust

>>14907215
I have to pay a $900 loan next year, I hope I can pay It back june 2020 with my gains from LINK

>>14904952
Assblaster was in too deep and got taken down by the evil corporations

>>14906167
>never specified what year

the meme the entirety of new biz fell for

>>14905762
Anonymous or Anon for short

It would perhaps have been better if man had never planted a seed and set out on this journey. There are still more terrible times ahead but we are on the Golden Path. There is no turning back. We will reach heaven.

>>14907370
Didnt read the books

>>14904413
I'm not friends with any of you subhumans

>>14907450
Too late, buddy

>>14907436
Who? I'm being metaphorical here. The journey we are on seems like pointless suffering now but will lead to our eternal dominion over the stars.

What's it going to take for all the other shitcoins to dump into LINK?

Chainlink is no longer using the memecube though, it's a hexagon now.

>>14907493
I never read the books

>>14907551
Hex - 6
3 6 9
Agon - sides
My sides.... Memes
Numbers Magic
Meme Magic
1 2 3
1k eoy

>>14904337
so many feels in this image

>>14906479
The chainlink network has no functionality live right now that could be helpful to swft

>>14904337
going to be rice, not rich. common misunderstanding

Decentralised Assasination/Hitman Market and Decentralised Event Market.

Examples:
Put $50m into a smartcontract, if some hitman wants to accept the contract they have to stake $1m for example. Contract details are that if president of France is killed, then the hitman(the guy who accepted the contract) will get the money. The contract is triggered by multiple news sources and social media sources(keywords plus some algorithm that can understand text very well). People could pool money as well. So if a large amount of people hate some public person(harder to detect whether a private/unknown person is dead), then they could crowdfund an assasination(it's all private thanks to crypto).

This same goes for the Decentralised Event Market. People could crowdfund some terroristic events, for example a 9/11 type of event. Again the contract will pay out if the smartcontract detects(through Chainlink oracles providing news and social media data) when planes have crashed the towers and pays the amount out automatically to the guy who accepted the contract. There will also be some timeframe, like a month for the contract accepter to do the job or else he will lose his stake.

A very wealthy man could unironically cause so much havoc in a small timeframe. Guess who is going to be the wealthiest man in 5 years? Pic related isn't actually such a nice guy. Stay unkown anons. Don't become a public person.

>>14906289


Lithuania is not eastern europe bro. I remember you and your 200k stack.

>>14904952
Holy shit I think Assblaster might be based Asuka poster

>>14904877
>Free Linkies
Bullshit

>>14904839
So, this?

https://youtu.be/G-n33lVyoyU

>>14904877
morrisey has let himself go

414 link can I be rich too

>>14905595
at the starfish meetup when the host asked how many linkies were in attendance i felt naked, but shouldn't have been surprised, i felt like a naive faggot

>>14905977
you should rehearse your speeches more, also you do better tipsy than sober

>>14904749
The future is a shittier corporatocratic version of Johnny Mnemonic isn't it?

>>14904613
If you truly belive this, you are a woke communist tier NPC. Business is business.

>>14904952
He said that REQ and QSP are bluechip coins and was 1/3 in on XCM.
Why do people still care about this autist.

>>14905207
Strap in bois

>>14908070
Yes

>>14905977
>nothing better will come along because creating a network like the one chainlink wants to takes as much time as it does money, in fact probably more time.No one will be able to catch up to chainlink.

if a better solution does comes along the chainlink team will no doubt implement it and push to their users/partners which at this point is so advanced no startup will be able to compete with it anyway. it's obvious sergey is single minded about chainlink, ("i'm all in") it's his life's work, and he won't let anyone get one up on him.

>>14904958
Count me in

>>14904749
>My personal theory is it's really just some influential figures/groups in the banking cartels. Assblaster admitted he worked for them. They eventually realized crypto will be a massive piece of the future and so they needed an in. They missed BTC, so they moved on to the next piece of the puzzle. Naturally, as clever as they are, they realized the oracle problem is worth many times over what all of crypto is worth right now.

They don't 'miss' what they create.

>All the world’s a stage,
>And all the men and women merely players

how do I get my money out from coinbase, you can't even sell

>>14907627
Based

>LINK holders
>rich

I wonder why barker seems to be working on a coinbase-api client....in rust....

>>14908632

>>14906479
And when the deadline for PSD2 is

>>14908696
https://lmgtfy.com/?q=PSD2+deadline

>>14904337
Real question, If I borrow some money to buy LINK, I can get real good Deal If I pay back until june 2020. Will I be able to pay back with only the profits from LINK without fucking my gains?

>>14908746
No

>>14908770
Bummer.
Should I still borrow money to get more LINK?

>>14908746
I want >>14904362 s take

>>14908718
Ask me how I know English isn't your first language

>>14904839
Buggy whip makers
Horse groomers
Chamber pot cleaners
etc
etc
etc

You are a fucking retard
Until every human being does not have infinite desire for material goods and services your argument is one of 80 iq societal parasites
Nobody who matters thinks like you

How will chainlink tie into dystopic slavery? IoT gets creepy

>>14906679
Would you trade places with a 12th century king?
You are literally too stupid to live if you don't get this

>>14908795
No taking out a loan for a high risk high reward investment is stupid

>>14908809
>>14904362
> said too much, got assassinated

>>14908880
>#
>Would you trade places with a 12th century king?
If I could find weed, maybe.

>>14908795
Borrowing money to spend on risky investments is a terrible idea. Unless you plan on kys (and have no dependents) if it all fails, don't do it.

>>14908880
Yes easily

>>14906679
Pretty sure Ted was wrong on that part.

>>14908250
In time, they will be.

>>14908833
funny i just assumed yours wasn't either

>>14904413
My father, who is 71 atm, told me that the chainlink holding experience is making him live longer. He wants to see this shit unveil

>>14908884
>>14908917
Thanks, anons

>>14909347
Fundamentally based

>>14904613
I only know one thing for sure, nothing comes without a cost. We missed btc and eth, and suddenly link was shilled here full throttle back in sept 17. We took it as ours, but I think we played a role again, the same way with the 16 elections. We might dooming the humanity, but hey, humanity as it is rn is pretty shit desu

>>14908746
Depends on your personal situation and willingness to take risk. If you have a backup way of paying it off without resorting to link (just in case), then yes i would 100% go for it. If not, then it's up to you. I think we will already have reached double digits by june of next year, but that's just my opinion. DYOR.

>>14908250
It's easy to say that with hindsight. Back then they were considered decent. A lot has changed since he first posted, but assblaster laid the groundwork. In terms of his overall vision for link, he was 100% right.

>>14907802
Holy shit I literally read a post on /x/ a couple of weeks back describing the future that heavily revolved around chain link and contracting murders was one of the reasons our society starts to fucking crumble

>>14909635
Well, yes I do have backup to pay without link, not that I will enjoy doind so, but I do have money that is invested somewhere else

>>14908880
No, but not because I think being a 21st century wagecuck is better. I would if I thought I had no way out.

>>14909783
Then I would go for it. It could go lower in the very short term but I think august will be generally upwards, with possibly september being parabolic. I have very little doubts about it reaching double digits by next year. BTC will continue to bull into the halving next year as well.

>>14904431
Human freedom is already an illusion. Wagecuckery is modern slavery.

>>14909828
thanks, fren

>>14905070
Life goes by quicker than you think, 2025 is only 5 and a half years away

>>14904431
Kaczynski was right

Human involvement will be reduced to almost zero after sufficiently advanced AI and robots overtake even all sciences and engineering
Humans will be eradicated completely once AGI gods overtake
Aliens evolved naturally in the earlier state of the universe that is more advanced and co-exists with our part of the universe are the final form of biological life
Humanity will be forgotten
ChainLink will make the world a better place

>Chainlink will end humanity

Getting more excited every day, go get 'em Sergey

>>14904434
Fuck you sanjay

>>14904870
The Bible will finish your story for you.

>>14904877
That's a lot, I see they're very expensive, how did you get that much?

>>14904749
Can you linke me some posts by ass blaster?

>>14905073
assblaster DID get right that NANO is a piece of shit destined for $1 tho lol

>>14910283
Another anon posted it here >>14904952

>>14909999
chek'd dunno who kazinski is tho

>>14905733
you are so fucking STUPID

>>14904472

>boring logo

>>14905733

You are retarded. What about those of us who own cars and houses already? 1mm is 33 years salary for me: 50 years salary after tax

>>14909999
Unironically checked

>>14904472
I dont remember Assblaster mentioning anything like this. Link to old thread? Screenshot?

>>14910823
He literally directly mentioned it when he said that we weren't supposed to know. It's in the archives.

I've only just started trying to understand everything about crypto, I'm doing this so I can understand how to act based on what I read ITT. I can hardly understand anything that you anons are saying, and I've literally started getting into this like an hour ago from the point that I entered into /biz/ to see stuff related to Iran.

Do you guys think I'll understand what's going on in time to get on the lifeboat before it departs? This of course only applies if things really are as anons saying, I'll have to leave that to the judgement of my future self. I imagine this learning period is gonna take quite a while of non-stop information-feeding myself.

Do I have a chance to gather enough knowledge in order to act on financial events, before something irreversible happens in our world? I quite literally didn't even understand what a blockchain was until a few minutes ago, I'll have to retrace the steps you guys took getting here, back to the very beginning. Wish me luck frens.

>>14910906
better late than never

just remember that we're still early as fuck, especially regarding smart contracts. your average normie barely understands bitcoin, let alone what the oracle problem is and why link will be massive.

>>14910906
Good luck faggot. Do yourself a favour and put 10% of whatever you are willing to lose, into Link. Have faith. Good luck with your endeavours

>>14910906
You might want to trust what your instincts tell you about the compentency of the anons posting here rather than wait to understand it yourself...you will lose a lot of time if you wait that long

>>14910906
someone want to do this anon a favour and give him the tl;dr?
I mean regardless he's going to have to spend a lot of time reading, hours upon hours, but anyone feel like helping him out?

The delusion here is incredible
You had almost 2 years to accumulate at more or less 25cents per link

It mooned to 4.50us so the $10 000 worth of link that I bought was now worth $200 000 so I sold it all like all the OG linkies, which made the price dump to 2.50 or whatever it is right now
if you expect 100 or even 10 EOY, you're either very stupid or delusional. You missed the boat buddy. Link isnt bitcoin or something; it has no use and was basically a pump and dump
Hell it will never reach it's ATH of 4.50, screencap this

>>14911051
Please tell me about your next investment so I can copy it.

>>14911064
Ftm

>>14904613
This reminds me of that theory that an AI-god complex is born in the future that can time travel and punishes anyone in the past that goes against it being created

sometimes I think I'm schizophrenic. then I come to biz and realize I am.

>>14911104
It was in a 42 thread

Also millions died anywhere the industrial revolution happened, might be billions this time

>>14911051
nice larp

>>14904472

Entire thread full of nulinkers from reddit. just fuck off back. cringe watching this shit being discussed and the same things being said for the 1000th time

>>14911125
What do you think was the cause?

>>14911064
My best advise would be to do your own research. If you lurk here you will hear about many coins, but the truth is a lot of them are shit. However, some will be legit good investments. If you're new to crypto, start small, closely watch coins that are shilled here and buy a few whenever it dips. For example less than a week ago LIT went down to 12cents. I'm not saying LIT will make you rich but that was a good time to buy some because it's now worth 18.5cents

>>14911140
Sorry I'm from 2017 fren. I don't post FUD so I have to post something. Nor am I on discord/telegram so biz is the only way I discuss link.

It's always fun to post this stuff once in a while for the newfags.

>>14910310
"The industrial revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race."
-Theodore Kaczynski Esq.

>>14904431
The ironic thing that poltards don’t realize is that leftist economic policies would actually work better than conservative ones under an automated technocracy.

>>14911051
screencapped

>>14904413
Best Frens!

>>14904878
>People just stopped being farmers and adapted
Literally millions died

>>14910906
took me a year after entry to understand. ignore big media if you can't see the outcome they want from influencing events. The biggest pieces are BTC > ETH > LINK

>>14906939
Source

>>14911143
Mostly politics. It was when you saw fascism and socialist ideologies sprout because the new order was in clash with the old. Theoretically it doesn't have to be this way but humans gonna human

>>14911210
>Leftist
>Economics
The problem with liberal and leftist economics is that you reward stupidity and incentivize laziness. Even post scarcity, you will inevitably create greater and greater forms of idiocracy with the social engineering that all left wing politics inadvertently creates.

>>14904967
>I used to have delusional dreams of grandeur about being able to do that but it’s impossible.

I still do and will.

>>14910906
Nigger, if you can force yourself to READ, then you win with crypto

You have to start with the bare bones basics before we can talk to you in a language you currently don't understand. Pick any one of a thousand articles, search for "how to create and secure a crypto wallet" on any search engine you want, here's one:

https://hackernoon.com/how-to-create-a-cryptocurrency-wallet-and-secure-your-assets-f0f075f79f28

There's an IQ test with crypto and it's called "how the fuck do I actually get them in my possession" - it's exactly like how boomers couldn't figure out dial-up internet and were therefore shut out. The IQ test is easy to pass, get to work

>>14911334
The social engineering is top down though, it’s not organic. The only other option under automation is to let the machine holders and programmers own all the capital while everyone else slaves at minimum wage for what little menial non-automated jobs are left. A lot of jobs won’t be automated for a while. But long-term strategy, the rich will get richer under automation while the poor fight over scraps. Holding blockchain is a good hedge, but there’s no guarantee.

>>14904337
>

>>14911301
What does You mean?

>>14911426
(((You)))

>>14904952
god i was such a noob when this guy started posting. they were always the most exciting threads on biz. he's not wrong though:

>You know I'm going to give you one piece of advice, it's just a personal observation. When it comes to 4chan, 90% of the time 4chan is completely wrong, but the 10% of the time that its right, it's really fucking right. Like we joke about how autistic this place and how no one takes it seriously, but honestly never underestimate 4chan. I don't just say this when it comes to crypto, I mean in general years of observing 4chan, sometimes 4chan just 'gets it right' and by a lot more than any other site. And FYI when it does guess correctly, it's usually accompanied by lots of FUD like with L*NK. Again don't buy it, I'm just sharing my observation.

magic happens here. the outside world has less than an ounce of knowledge that gets tossed around here. and if you see incredible amounts of fud on something, it's time to take a look.

>>14911527
Biz wasnt right about LINK

>>14910823

>>14911554
Looks like kek disagrees with you

>>14911554
It's too early to determine that. That said, added to my nolinker cringe comp.

>>14911585
>>14911587
LINK came out in Fall 2017 and that's when biz started to shill it hard
It was one of the worst buys for the Dez/Jan bullrun - people who didn't fall for that shitcoin already made it back then and aren't here anymore

>>14911554
>>14911585
>>14911587
LINK was right about choosing /biz/.

>>14911632
No, they weren't
If TRON or ZCL was chosen instead you wouldn't post here anymore.
Hell about 50% of coins on Binance had a better ROI

>>14910906
the only thing you need to do is buy LINK

>>14910906
also you're gonna need to spend a few hours going over these

https://imgur.com/a/HS9hIfr - Connections & Breadcrumbs
https://imgur.com/a/bklfSCi - Positive & Bullish Thoughts

>>14904878
And the moon is hollow..

Fuck, thanks for leading me to the beginning of the trail. I wasn't expecting a single (you), much less helpful ones.

Not gonna lie, this is very overwhelming due to the fact that the more I read, the more unknown concepts pop up, which causes me to research that new concept instead. Since I'm a poorfag, there's also gonna be that desert to cross during my first movements into crypto.

I'm not gonna reply to each individual post that helped me because I don't find that aesthetic, but know that I'll give a prayer to you guys before bed.

>>14904337
Why? I am sub-1k.

>>14912240
gl, when you're finished you'll be able to see the future. take a look at Libra while you're at it; that's going to be part of our lives too.

>>14912240
yes, fren.

here is a article from 2018 that explains it all very clearly: https://blog.goodaudience.com/chainlink-the-missing-piece-to-the-god-protocol-fd455dde92ab?gi=40d559373404

and here is another from earlier in 2018 which has some outdated info (for example, tom gonser is now a chainlink advisor and the competitors it lists have become more irrelevant) but it will still help you see things in paralax:
https://www.docdroid.net/pYclqmb/chainlink-summary.pdf

enjoy

>>14912240
yes, fren.

here is an article from 2018 that explains it all very clearly: https://blog.goodaudience.com/chainlink-the-missing-piece-to-the-god-protocol-fd455dde92ab?gi=40d559373404

and here is another from earlier in 2018 which has some outdated info (for example, tom gonser is now a chainlink advisor and the competitors it lists have become more irrelevant) but it will still help you see things in parallax:
https://www.docdroid.net/pYclqmb/chainlink-summary.pdf

enjoy

Never done this before, have some money to spare.

What's the best place to buy this or get a crypto wallet? The ones that come up are coinbase, etc. -- what's the go to and the easiest/painless way to do this?

Thanks in advance for helping

>>14912383
I use Binance, but Im not as smart as other anons.
This one anon told me he has lots of sex with virgin models.

>>14912383
buy it on coinbase how dumb can you be?

>>14912240
worth looking at this too:

https://www.docdroid.net/XxdZZN0/were-buying-the-missing-link-of-the-blockchain-palm-beach-research-group.pdf#page=3

Teeka is an OG pajeet-king that made a fortune in this game.

>>14912240
More advice: you can practice trading with $0.

Whip your phone out, get an app called Blockfolio, it costs $0. The app is used to keep track of prices and how much you have in the market, etc. The app is tied to all the exchanges and updates with current prices, etc.

You "add" money to your portfolio in the form of a fake transaction. You can just tell it "yeah, buy $5,000,000 worth of bitcoin" and you can just watch it go up and down every day. Learn the basics like we all had to, get the Blockfolio app, lurk on /biz/ and try your hand at buying shitcoins that get shilled and see how and where you fuck up, costs $0 to practice.

You can go get the Blockfolio app first, tell it you want to buy 10,000 LINK, and you can sit there and read about crypto and lurk these threads and check your phone frequently, seeing if your "investment" is making money or not

>>14912383
go to coinmarketcap.com, scroll down to #17th place, click on Chainlink, scroll down, click on Markets tab, click a site you like

coinbase or coinbase pro is indeed the standard answer

So fucking cringe jesus

>>14912407

Haha sorry man... I figured as much but wasn't sure if there were better alternatives? Didn't want to be that guy that went to the most popular site versus one that works best.

>>14912420

ty friend

>>14904337
>it's 2017 all over again
Fuck this board.

>>14912240
>>14912383
also you need to know that just because a coin/token has a low "price", that doesnt mean it's a good buy

token/coin price = market capitalization divided by circulating supply

circulating supply can increase up to the max supply

those are the basics

>>14912420
>Coinbase pro
Is that like Tinder pro?

>>14905237
Enjoy getting injured in a car wreck only to get kiked by an insurance company
t. lawyer

>>14912605
it has less fees and its free, it's the superior option

only downside i can see is that you cant buy with debit or credit, only bank

>>14912625
Good to know, thanks.

>>14904337
I need to pump my Hope, frens

>>14904472
Good to see my fellow og marines here

>>14906734
Delusional as fuck

>>14904952
>https://yuki.la/biz/4940260
I totally forgot that AB predicted Google partnership. Fuck man.

>>14909347
based

>>14904362
>>14904398
>>14904472
>>14904613
"chaos isn't a pit, it's a ladder."

I've been slowly DCA'ing in an link but this thread makes me want to go all in. I'm way too schizo for any of this to not make perfect sense. Fuck you /biz/

>>14904413
all my friends are frogs

what price will link peak at? I'm thinking 1200 december 28

>>14913366
Kek has spoken

>>14904749
It's not a blackpill, it should actually be uplifting and encouraging to see the world becoming more integrated. Distributed systems and game theory that incentivices fair governance, transparent and open standards, and more will eliminate the need for trust in everything from trade and monetary policy, to international diplomacy. This will make the world more stable, not less.

A new system of global finance is slowly emerging, with increased competition for the Central Banks and government monetary policy, not just from global corporate currencies like Libra, but from borderless "people's money" like Bitcoin and others. In open economies, fiat can easily exit the money supply and find itself in Libra or Bitcoin as easily as it can be reinvested in the national economy. Governments will have to compete for customers the same way businesses do. Central Banks will have to compete with international corporate currencies & others as more of their citizens opt to divest of their fiat. This competition will make monetary policy more responsible and governments more accountable. These changes empower the people. Everywhere. Interconnectedness makes us dependent on one another and fosters peace.

If we look out onto the horizon and see the Star Trek future we've always imagined, we have to first work in reverse and ask ourselves how we could reasonably get there. At what point do nations put aside their differences and embrace a common frame of reference and work together for the betterment of humanity? It won't happen on its own - we first have to build the systems that incentivize it.

The oracle problem is not just a technical problem, it's fundamentally a human problem about how we work together and trust one another. We may not be able to know the truth of a thing directly, but we do know what works practically. And we can develop shared ways of coming to a consensus. We've done this over and over again and now we're doing it again.

hope you do good w/ all your gains linkies, true good

>>14904649
>everyone will be unemployed, the rich and powerful will rule us all etc.

Don't you understand, WE WILL BE THE RICH AND POWERFUL. the poor will be everyone who didn't invest in BTC, ETC and LINK.

>>14914173
>ETC
nice try pajeet

>>14904860
it hasn't though. Think about the amount of orwellian control indeed. then think of the consequences. it literally means those in power; will remain in power. They will be able to instantly see who might threathen power, and take them out. That is NEW.

>>14911179
>>14911064
LINK is still a really good investment the retarded faggot is just trying to keep you away from making a fuckload of money. hes going to pissed when link hits 10$-20$ or $100 hes a fucking tard

>>14914148
Hopefully link helps get rid of humanities tribalism by making us trust one another

>>14910906
Quick rundown
Blockchain is a decentralized database.
BTC is a blockchain. The first. that prevents double spending, meaning you can't print more bitcoins because all the hash power needed to double spend isn't feasible now for the btc blockchain. It's a store of value that is uncensorable by any singular government and thus it has value.
Eth is also a blockchain, Decentralized like btc but it works like a virtual computer , it can perform any computation given a enough time and can be used to not only transact coins but to add functionality to those coins the contracts are programmable and thus are called smart contracts.That makes the Ethereum network valuable as ethers are used to pay for the transactions
Right now smart contracts can only interact between blockchains.
Link is an ERC token. It runs in the Ethereum blockchain. Right now links purpose is to allow any blockchain to not only connect to other blockchains buy to interact with the real world ( Internet, banks, etc) if it succeeds it will be the next big thing after btc and eth. And if we are right it will be bigger in scope that those two combined.

That's the only thing you really need to know. Lurk Moar, do your own research and never underestimate the power of weaponized autism.

Stop spoon-feeding nubs on how to buy link.

We have already made it. $1k eoy

Comfy thread. I miss accumulating link with neet bucks at 40cents . Those were the days.

>>14915044
Chekt and madeitpilled

>>14906360
It's a defunct pump and dump discord.