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>>15489644
Eric Holder had Paul Walker assassinated to cover up his illegal gun smuggling operation in Mexico known as Fast and Furious.

>>15489644

Based af

>>15489644
Checked and linkpilled

Reading is fundamental

When I see informed threads, I unironically support them with information. Here we have here the isda, the governing body of the international derivatives markets, citing their need for an oracle based solution. As of yesterday, we see that Mixicle has been designed from the ground-up to comply and meet the standards of regulatory bodies and stakeholders.

>>15489644
please elaborate anon

>>15489715
Based, thank you

>>15489706
Picture for ANTS

it's insane that i was made privy to this project years before it was integrated into the 200 trillion dollar global derivatives market

>>15489750
>it's insane that i was made privy to this project years before it was integrated into the 200 trillion dollar global derivatives market
You raised a very critical point. Like you, I was made aware of this project years before it was integrated with incumbent systems with critical value among stakeholders. But this is one of the beauties of life that we will go on to enjoy. Good things happen to good people, bad things happen to a random person, we really don't know how things may play out in the luck of the draw. Just know that this kind of opportunity is very rare, and a lot of the so-called the deluded adopters of Link have proved themselves to be Visionaries in their own right. Some of you have believed in the project even before the initial coin offering itself, so a special handclap to you.

>>15489750
Luck and success in life are so incredibly hard to achieve. The more success you have the more opportunities you'll have. So make sure that the quality of your life is always your highest priority and that your priorities match up, or you might as well just give up. There are countless articles on this subject and my favorite from the last few years is: How to get more things done: Get Things Done. When it comes to self discipline it is vital that you do your best. We're all programmed to have certain expectations and we need them to be realistic or we may get frustrated and then give up. I have seen many people get so used to the easy way of doing things that in the end they get frustrated. The thing I always advise when people ask for help is to say that you really want to achieve something (your life goal), not just because you feel that you want to, but because it is what is required of you.

The best thing to do if you get frustrated is to stop and do something else and see if you can figure that part out on your own

>>15489721
>please elaborate anon
Screencap and check back next week.

So buy link is what you are saying?

>>15489845
Buying while Sirgay dumps 700k on every 0.5% increase? Ofc not. Sell sell sell it is going to sub 50 cents

>>15489845
>So buy link is what you are saying?
You had two years to buy and accumulate and exercise patience. It was not a case of buying and being greedy but of buying a property, buying the right and then being patient

>>15489877
Today is my second day on biz and I already made 500 dollars

>>15489779
let's get on with it already.
Been holding this ticket to prosperity for a long time. I am ready to start living it.
thank you.

>>15489644
Ive been reading this for three years now, when will link actually stop talking and start walking?

>>15489924
>Ive been reading this for three years now, when will link actually stop talking and start walking?


Kek, you are up more in profit than silver, gold, and bitcoin combined for 2019 and you bitch and moan.

You do realize that if you were to talk to traditional investors about the performance of Link, they wouldn't believe you, or they would just write it off as a scam. Only now are normal "crypto" people waking up to LiNk, and so we can extrapolate that the diffusion of understanding will take awhile, and laggards will effectively be priced out.

>>15489644
Bag holder here. Cut the shit when will something happen that proves this. When will we see a citi bank or goldman sachs utilize this token for its margin calls.

When will people come in? Give me something. Prove to me you're not an acid casualty.

>>15489984
regardless if us long term holders are bitching and moaning the fact remains. Link has been keeping their secret long enough.
A lot of us will have drastically different lives with the new opportunities that will come from Link. I think some of us are just not sure what we are waiting on any more. With all due respect.
Thank you in advance. Link has been the greatest investment of my life, and proof of so many things on a spiritual level for me.
Eric Holder Lied.

>>15490021
>regardless if us long term holders are bitching and moaning the fact remains. Link has been keeping their secret long enough.
>A lot of us will have drastically different lives with the new opportunities that will come from Link. I think some of us are just not sure what we are waiting on any more. With all due respect.
>Thank you in advance. Link has been the greatest investment of my life, and proof of so many things on a spiritual level for me.
>Eric Holder Lied.
That is true given the money that we have made on link, a lot of us had begun to live new lives and improve our condition for ourselves along with our loved ones. We had made some improvements and we had learned a lot. We were now living a new life in the world that we aspired to years ago. At least I have.

There is no doubt about that I was not doing it merely because of a fortune. I have always been involved in various things as long as I am alive but now my time has come to pass on my knowledge.

And the only thing that I am left with is a beautiful legacy in my own hands.

I’m making this comment so that the total number of comments on this thread will increase thereby increasing the likelihood that other people decide to comment

>>15489990
Anon, how old are you? I would guess you're pretty young.
Do you remember the early days of the internet where nobody wanted to pay for things online because everyone was scared their credit card would get stolen? I do. And it took PayPal YEARS to gain traction. The internet was an absolute bitch for doing the majority of things we take for granted today.
Give it time. Blockchain and by extension smart contracts are in their infancy, much like the internet was.

>>15489896
been on biz for three years, made 60k, and then lost 45k
be prepared for the emotional rollercoaster, after a while, you dont feel anything on pumps

>>15489706
>or other external data sources
also link is not the only company who provides oracles

>>15489658
God dammit this makes me laugh every time

>>15490093
this is all true for me also.
However, everyday i literally am waking up thinking. Is today the day?
LOL. I am so excited I can't wait.
Once we break into the $10-$20 range my life will once again change. I have been ready for a while. So blessed to have been given the opportunity to change.

>>15490204
Yeah, there is xrp. Guess I should go all in, shouldn't I

>>15489715
post link to full document please

>>15490253
nevermind, I got it

>>15489644
I already have 15k. How much more do I need.

>>15490274
85k, then you got a suicide stack

>>15490253
42?

>>15490274
Literally no one knows this. Get as much as you can comfortably afford and live your life. I'm in this with you, as are a lot of other anons. Personally I'm waiting for the deepest dip to improve my position. Currently at a measly 10k.

>>15490294
If you don't have at least 70k you shouldn't bother

>>15490292
no, but I know him

>>15490319
Please allow me to introduce myself.
I am a former normie been all in on Link since Oct 2017.
Basically we are all dying to know, when will the coins value be derived from actual collateral value and not simply speculation?
thank you again in advance.
Tell 42 and his waifu we love them.
>Moon
>Bog
>God
>42
>Croatia
>9/11
>Nikolov
>Numerology
>420/7=60
>7:00 minutes = 420 seconds
>Kubrick
>2*3*7=42
>kek

>>15490366
>Paul Walker Died
>Eric Holder Lied

>>15490274
10k is make it stack, so you will have so fuck you money

>>15490246
are you retarded? i never mentioned xrp

>>15490225
In the beginning we had worked in some areas and had to make choices about where to go. When we were able to take a break and work for the betterment of our life, we could afford to do so. This is why I think I was able to continue to work and do things I am not able to do now but had to do before now. It's a long and difficult road on, but at the end we were able to enjoy our lives more fully than ever before.

Now, I'd like to think that my own efforts in terms of the advancement of myself, my loved ones, and of the whole World were part of this progress. It may be that there wasn't much I could have done to get there faster since I had no money growing up, and had to work for it. In regards to my own work, it takes a considerable amount, but I feel I have a much longer road

Mexicans testicles

In order to become a pioneer in history, one must have a lot of patience and perseverance. It does all the time for us.

Our ancestors had that patience. At the time, all they saw was a black hole spinning towards death. The only thing they could do to stop this death-drive was to keep it at bay with their thoughts all the time. In time, they learned to keep their thoughts in check because they would not experience the inevitable loss of all that they had gained during these many centuries and, most importantly, they were still alive to learn a lesson.

The only way to become a leader in history is to build those thoughts from the bottom up. They must not be allowed to consume their will to develop a civilization or anything like that. It is a lesson that must be learned in each of us, all the time.

>>15490412
My path is so similar, the only difference is i know what Link is and the power it holds, but I do not know any of the timing for any events. I have to say I am extremely impressed with the secrecy behind Link and I don't think many people could have pulled this off.

>>15490442
>My path is so similar, the only difference is i know what Link is and the power it holds, but I do not know any of the timing for any events. I have to say I am extremely impressed with the secrecy behind Link and I don't think many people could have pulled this off.
And what a Future we are building!! It feels good to be the person that everyone will be praising, and the person that everyone will love to have on a regular basis. That is all very nice and all for the purpose of showing everyone we are not the same as everyone else; we are people, and for the sake of that we need to be taken seriously. We can do it!!

>>15490473
he aim of massive success should be lifting up the standards of man and inspiring the next individual to attain their own heights of greatness. This is the most successful business strategy for any business ever tried.

If you are thinking about following the same strategy, then I would suggest you take my advice and start with something simple such as the "Big Five" strategy and go from there. After that, you might find that you need more complicated or challenging strategies to achieve success, but still, keep going. It is all about the next individual.

The best part is that once you decide to move into something bigger, you will realize that you won't have to go through the endless rounds and rounds of testing. Rather, you will realize that you are going to have a steady stream of success right from the beginning. Once you start seeing the impact that your new endeavor has, you will realize whether or not it is really as challenging as you thought it was.

>>15490393
Xrp is the only other oracle in the space that somehow works. It is shit and has nothing to do with SCs, but it works, somehow

>>15490473
to be honest i used to think this way also.
However, now i really do not care about "them" anymore. I do not need their praise.
I am doing it for me and my family.

>>15490507
>to be honest i used to think this way also.
>However, now i really do not care about "them" anymore. I do not need their praise.
>I am doing it for me and my family.
The advice may not necessarily be the easiest, but its the most worthwhile.

And for those of you on the fence and wanting to take the plunge, here are a few good tips

Get out of your comfort zone.

Take your time.

Be careful and keep an open mind.

I know that's not what other people are telling you. Most people will get scared and leave quickly before they even get that far. But you will find that it is worth it.

Get out of your comfort zone.

I used to be like that, too.

I had a few friends in highschool who'd come home with bruises on their arms and back and arms and legs. There was some kind of blood thing going on. They were also smoking marijuana heavily on the regular. One of the boys was in a wheelchair. He was a little bit into the whole "meditation" thing; he wasn't totally crazy.

>>15490442
>My path is so similar, the only difference is i know what Link is and the power it holds, but I do not know any of the timing for any events. I have to say I am extremely impressed with the secrecy behind Link and I don't think many people could have pulled this off.
It feels very surreal to be a part of this project as an investor. The idea of investing in a project like this is a great way to find out what investors are really thinking and what they believe. I've been involved in the gaming and technology sectors for over a decade, and I can only imagine what it feels like for these amazing people to find out that they might have made a good investment.

So, A lot of what Mixicles, DECO, Towncrier is offering is about an extra layer of security and privacy.

However, when we talk about privacy everyones mind goes to something like that of Monero.

Id like to start a discussion of what I think Chainlink oracles + extra layers (Mixicles, DECO, TC) is leading to.

For starters, I think this part of the blockchain stack will enable users to verify identity and while staying private. Like..

Name, Bank account info/value, Crypto account info/value, Drivers license, passports, any other type of verification id, Age, home address etc....

Why is this valuable?

This is needed for a plethora of applications that is coming for smartcontract execution. Like...

If your gonna buy something utilizing a smartcontract are you who you say you are and do you have the funds to execute this transaction if off chain events occur. With privacy, you can prove this without comprimising any information to the parties your dealing with.

How about logging into a website that uses smartcontracts on the back end. privacy, its your data, but will be used to enter the contract aka buy and sell something.

How about wallets and send/receive functions that don't require getting to know tediously long address. with privacy and verification authentication you can just send the funds and which creates an environment that the normy is used to and will help onboarding people into using smartcontracts and crypto.

anyways, just throwing out some thoughts.Would love to here some feedback.

>>15489658

>>15490678
EAT A DICK YOU COCK SUCKING FAGGOT PIECE OF SHIT MOTHERFUCKER WE CAN HOLLOW ALL OVER EACH OTHER AWAHAHAHAHAHWAHAHAHAWAWAHAHAHA

>>15490366
>Tell 42 and his waifu we love them.
<>;-)

>>15490374
No doubt

>>15490701
Hostility to me won't help you. I'll get on with what I need to do

>>15490719
>crew cut

>>15490737
timing is everything

>>15490738
Fucking old fat hoes? Try facebook or tumblr. Guess instagram and tinder should also be fine for your taste

>>15490701
II've give you some advice when it's challenging to invest in LINK. If you want to be able to go to work each day, you don't get many breaks. It's tough to go to work every day if you don't eat. You have to be prepared for having to do a LOT of cooking. You don't eat for two hours because you're too busy and don't care. You have to get an hour off from meal preparation and then you're ready to do what you need to do. That means a lot of cooking. And you have to eat a ton of food. You have to take care of your body and it's going to take a toll on it over time. So, I don't think it's good to do a lot of investing in a new lifestyle. I think to a certain degree you get burnt out. When you get burnt out, you go into denial and say, "Oh well if you're going to spend your energy on spending all the time you have cooking then I won't do much investing."

>>15490761
I'M LEAVING?! YOU ARE LEAVING BITCH!

>>15490760
I have more important matters to attend to than some random anon who harbors a trolling mood. I'm glad you caught that. That was not nice at all; but it is true. I'm more concerned about a lot of the stuff on the thread. This is about a "troll" attacking that very thread - something he has been banned from many times but has never yet actually done. It's not about that particular post, and if it were not about that post then that would be one thing.

>>15489644
Crypto so fucking dead Cryptard

>>15490701
take note everybody, this man is an example of the eventual fate of all nolinkers

>>15490777
Checked
Chill dude and have a trashburger

>>15490777
Kek is with us!!!!

This means that we are about to see a promising return to bullish and normal pricing again this is incredible.

>>15490808
amen

>>15490777
I love to praise kek both in real life and also online. He has done an excellent job on the forums and on youtube, I'm glad he is coming back in a big way!

Kek is a powerful deity and I have learned about it since hearing about the LINK mythos. Some say he was the creator of the universe, others say he is a god of war. I am skeptical of both theories.


The most important god in all of the Link mythology is Sif. In my opinion both of these god's are in the same league. All 3 are equally important in the life of the universe. One of these 3 also plays a big part in the life of the person they are associated with. The only difference is the person they are associated with needs help. If you are a human, the two most important people in your life are Mom and Dad. For this reason, I like to identify as Sif if I am lucky. My grandfather came from Germany. He came from the city of Munich and after completing his education began his professional career. He went on to have a successful career in his chosen field. Although he never went into business, he would always give of himself and his time to his community. We call him Stadtlander and remember the time he made our world better by teaching us about love and kindness.

>>15490678
>So, A lot of what Mixicles, DECO, Towncrier is offering is about an extra layer of security and privacy.
>However, when we talk about privacy everyones mind goes to something like that of Monero.
>Id like to start a discussion of what I think Chainlink oracles + extra layers (Mixicles, DECO, TC) is leading to.
>For starters, I think this part of the blockchain stack will enable users to verify identity and while staying private. Like..
>Name, Bank account info/value, Crypto account info/value, Drivers license, passports, any other type of verification id, Age, home address etc....

GDPR.
T. ɔ

>>15490110
based bump poster

This thread is three real people. The rest is AI.

>>15490885
>This thread is three real people. The rest is AI.
There are more than 3 people participating in this thread and they have contributed substantially to the development of our discourse. I want to thank them, not for their participation, but for the discussions and discussions of their involvement in it. This thread represents the core discussion, the core contribution, and the core commitment to a discussion about why people want to keep things as they are. We want to keep that conversation going, but we cannot have any discussion without discussion moderators. So if you don't feel you are capable of doing that, you have nothing to do but shut up. Thank you very much for your participation thus far; without you we would certainly not have started this conversation. We have many contributors now and it helps to have other people involved, who are not "on the sidelines." I'm glad that the conversation is going on; this is exactly what we wanted when we started this

>>15490808
G A Y F A G

>>15490919
>There are more than 3 people participating in this thread and they have contributed substantially to the development of our discourse. I want to thank them, not for their participation, but for the discussions and discussions of their involvement in it. This thread represents the core discussion, the core contribution, and the core commitment to a discussion about why people want to keep things as they are. We want to keep that conversation going, but we cannot have any discussion without discussion moderators. So if you don't feel you are capable of doing that, you have nothing to do but shut up. Thank you very much for your participation thus far; without you we would certainly not have started this conversation. We have many contributors now and it helps to have other people involved, who are not "on the sidelines." I'm glad that the conversation is going on; this is exactly what we wanted when we started this
Lol, this post alone shows the level of intelligence of the posters in this thread, that has to be the most articulate form of telling someone to shut the hell up that I have ever read in my life. Thank you for that post

>>15490777
Checked. Don't mind the discord trannies, they'll leave when you ignore them. Newfags gotta learn by lurking first.

>>15490955
>Checked. Don't mind the discord trannies, they'll leave when you ignore them. Newfags gotta learn by lurking first.
The bulk of my attention guys to the intellectual allies found globally in our belief and cause. This is our real work. I will be taking my time and we will see where we end up but there will be some surprises to follow. We've got our hands full with finding these people to give to us and they will not be easy to recruit for us. I'm talking high-powered folks who know what they are making and are committed to making the world a better place. They love their communities and there is no better way, I'm sure, to bring them into your inner circle of allies than to find them in the community and give them the chance to prove themselves before you.

>>15490952
It's called autism anon, and 4chan learned to weaponize it a few years ago

>>15490976
Why yes, I do know about weaponized autism as well. I also know about the powers of the Hive mind, too.

For years I have used weapons, and in an attempt to get some revenge and make them pay, I have now resorted to a combination of power and sheer will and has become unstoppable. I'm sure everyone who saw my first act, it was a total surprise to everyone but me. But I'll tell you, I am not only unstoppable in this state, I am unstoppable when given a mind of my own…

>>15490972
Based and redpilled. Great thread OP.

>>15490992
You forgot to tip your fedora based anon

>>15489658
Where were you

>>15489644
Checked.
Such a comfy hold. Literally everything they publish is super well written, carefully thought out big brain shit. There is not a single dumb or confusing sentence on their entire site.

>>15490992
>Why yes, I do know about weaponized autism as well. I also know about the powers of the Hive mind, too.
>For years I have used weapons, and in an attempt to get some revenge and make them pay, I have now resorted to a combination of power and sheer will and has become unstoppable. I'm sure everyone who saw my first act, it was a total surprise to everyone but me. But I'll tell you, I am not only unstoppable in this state, I am unstoppable when given a mind of my own…
Having an independent and insight mind is what will make us successful in a world of very powerful tools for automation. Even before the advent of the Internet, machines in factories could replace the labor of human labor. Machines could also improve the productivity of manufacturing production. But because our brains had remained untrained by the Internet and are still trying to relearn what it means to work as a human, the job of becoming a productive robot for the first time has not been a very pleasant experience.

For many humans, the learning of to think as a machine and learn how to control it seems to have happened only slowly. While it would be very difficult to teach machines how to write code, one might teach some computers to understand that they are machines and how to speak "like humans", but the point of a robot is to have a mind of its own. Humans, without a mind, were unable to be productive.

>>15490501
>Xrp is the only other oracle in the space that somehow works
Get the fuck out of here small brain

>>15491024
Honestly sometimes I want to warn my friends and tell them that they should invest in link, but the thing is is that I know that they will not pay attention much less understand the implications for the technology and how it will be a powerful bun for corporations, incumbent Legacy systems, and other traditional insurance and payment channels. I am in this thread not because I want to convince everyone on the internet of the potential benefits of LINK, but I just want to share my opinion about how we should deal with bitcoin/eth/LINK in the future.

The reason why I am going to present the subject of link as a very complex topic is that there is no "one answer" for it. In fact, it might be very difficult to identify the right answer for most of us, if not for all of us, and we will have to find ways and ways of creating new solutions, without being overly simplistic answers. The most important aspect of the debate regarding Chainlink and the future of financial products and financial services is: What is the goal of LINK? Is it supposed to be something that will be created primarily to replace traditional banking and insurance products/services? Or is its goal to impact the way business is done even at the DNA level?

>>15491051
>Honestly sometimes I want to warn my friends and tell them that they should invest in link


I have thought this myself and I have taken the vow of silence except for people I truly want to help and/or those who I love. Remember, money changes relationships and so one must exercise caution. Remember that the key to successful relationships is being open to each other's needs. Learn to treat each other with respect, kindness, and compassion. And be sure to communicate with each other effectively and honestly. Remember, there is no secret to success. There is only the secret of being a good partner, learning to share.

>>15491071
I think that money changes only some relationships. Some people don't have enough, some people have enough but only slightly. I do see in the past ten years how it's gotten so much better. People have more money now but they still want to spend more because that's all they know. I mean, you look in the movies and they're happy and smiling, and what's happening is money buys happiness

>>15491113
Money buys freedom, up to a certain point. How much freedom do you need to effectuate your dreams and realize your potential? The freedom to self actualize is the true gift of wealth, though those with the will can find fulfillment without the softening ease of money's freeing power.

>>15491133
>Money buys freedom, up to a certain point. How much freedom do you need to effectuate your dreams and realize your potential? The freedom to self actualize is the true gift of wealth, though those with the will can find fulfillment without the softening ease of money's freeing power.
Money doesn't buy happiness and don't mislead the people into thinking that once they are rich with their LINK investment that life will be all fine and dandy. if anything, they will merely enjoy greater conveniences so that once the wealth gets to be too much for them, it just gets redistributed again.

But this is another story for another day…

>>15491113
>I think that money changes only some relationships. Some people don't have enough, some people have enough but only slightly. I do see in the past ten years how it's gotten so much better. People have more money now but they still want to spend more because that's all they know. I mean, you look in the movies and they're happy and smiling, and what's happening is money buys happiness
Money will give us more options to enjoy life. We can buy more expensive toys and cars, or just spend our hard earned money on cheaper things, instead of buying a new one or two. This can cause us a bit of distress in the short-term. But it can be something that gives us a lot more time to do things that we love and give more love back in the long-term. Money is what allows us to have the freedom to do this. But also, money is the key that links us, when we are looking for love. Money is what makes us truly happy.

>>15491159
as long as kek wills it, its all good.

>>15491051
It's only worth telling people who can grasp it and make their own decisions. Worst case, if it doesn't work out, they dont hold a grudge that you scammed them out of a few grand. Best case, they made a sound investment they believed in.

Money and displays of wealth cause divides, especially if it's ill gotten or not visible how. You end up with entirely new friends moving up a tax bracket, massive change is even worse in most cases

>>15491071
I told my best friend to buy since 2018, he finally bought the top after the google announcement. Now he constantly asks me when the price is going to go up. I seriously recommend not telling people, it's been nothing but a hassle for me.

>>15491187
We understand the challenges, though. We understand the importance of the program at this time. We're not going to back down.

>>15491216
just tell them eric holder lied and paul walker died.

>>15491224
i had one friend that thinks he is so smart he bought 500 Link at $.45 and 10k XRP at $.45
AND still refuses to sell his xrp for more link.
and these are people that consider themselves "intelligent" investors.

I feel like I'm having a stroke. What the fuck are you talking about? This is uncanny valley but for automated replies. It's very articulate and fits the context, but something just feels so very off. Creepy as fuck.

>>15489715
thank you

I'm doing really good in all aspects except social. I avoid eye contact, to the point that I rarely look people in the face in public and I could literally see someone I know walking by but not even realize it because I don't look at their face. And it's basically all that I think I'm missing from my life, is companionship. Otherwise I'm making gains here and there and everything's coming into a nice routine, but not too much of a routine, I mean it's going fucking great. And I've brought myself up a couple rungs on the social hierarchy from where I used to be. But I still feel like I'm not ready to make it. I mean at this point, I don't know what I'd do with so much money, I feel like I'd still be a very boring and lonely person

>>15491254
>feel like I'm having a stroke. What the fuck are you talking about? This is uncanny valley but for automated replies. It's very articulate and fits the context, but something just feels so very off. Creepy as fuck.
The reason this is true, isn't because of talent or ability – it's because writing creates feelings. It's for this reason that writers are not shy to give you information you don't want to know.

You don't need a genius to know where you are right now. All you need is the courage to seek out what seems interesting and then explore that information. Just as you explore other ideas and information to find your truth, so will a writer investigate many things in order to write that truth.

Just this morning I read all the books I couldn't get out of my head. All the books I could not put down. And this afternoon I am rereading that first novel I haven't read in years, a novel that I finally got around to reading when the dust of the new Great Recession had already settled.

>>15491254
This is a discord tranny pump thread.

>>15491254
i've been thinking the same thing. fucking darpa.

>>15489658
Fun fact: some of those fast and furious guns ended up in the Paris terror attacks

>>15491254

>>15491275
I spent some time reading the incoherent babble of a schizophrenic last week and while that made me very uncomfortable, these posts are way creepier.

How many anons are going to end up like Forrest gump and rich as fuck because they invested in some fruit(oracle) company?

>>15491317
are you also scared of the dark?
or only the light?

>>15491317
>spent some time reading the incoherent babble of a schizophrenic last week and while that made me very uncomfortable, these posts are way creepier.
don't understand what is wrong with very articulate writing. But I can't even have this kind of dialogue with myself." We are not supposed to talk ourselves into believing, then, that we have something to think, anything worthwhile to say. It is a good idea, I hope, to say something to ourselves before we start talking. It must be something with some basis in fact. The first task is to establish that it is not nonsense. We must set that apart from the nonsense that is so prevalent in our society at large.

Somewhere back in college, during my senior year of biology, I received a paper called The Science of Self-Control. The subject was given under the auspices of the University of Southern California's Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. The text was an essay on the concept of "self-regulation," which seems to have been born out of the writings of Thomas S. Kuhn, who coined the term. Kuhn's paper, and others that preceded it by much narrower margins, had set off a great many debates about the role of science in explaining life.

>>15491289
>fun
Fun.

>>15491288
>i've been thinking the same thing. fucking darpa
Opportunities that changes ones life must be embraced. To use myself as an example, I always felt frustrated and lost when I was stuck at work, but I started to look at my situation differently. I discovered that there were many people like me, who feel this way every day and so are willing to change for better. I now have more free time, I enjoy my life more, I find myself more motivated and ready to accomplish my goals.

We're now moving into an era in which we have access to a wealth of information

>>15491330
>That wall of text reply in 1 minute
Ok skin job.

>You Are Walking Along The Edge Of A Cliff. You Stumble And Push A Replicant Off The Edge By Mistake. How Does This Make You Feel?

>>15491358
>That wall of text reply in 1 minute
>Ok skin job.
Completion
I always find it very fascinating when I encounter jealousy.

In the past year I have had a couple of close acquaintances come to me with jealousy problems.

Both of them seem to be well-read, intelligent and well-adjusted. They seem to be well-adjusted people, so the problem seems to be that they think of themselves as inferior to the other person.

I believe that this jealousy-emotion is not related to any major personal characteristic or character flaw. Instead, it seems to be a form of jealousy rooted in human biology.

It has been my experience that most people develop a strong form of jealousy as children.

It seems that most children develop a strong form of jealousy as they grow older.

It seems that if they have not grown out of childhood jealousy, they will soon have it with significant consequences

>>15491358

>>15491370
>You Flip A Tortoise Over On Its back. Its Belly Is Baking And It Needs Your Help To Flip Over, But You're Not Helping. Why Is That?

>>15491319
>How many anons are going to end up like Forrest gump and rich as fuck because they invested in some fruit(oracle) company?
uck and hardwork go hand in hand. With that, this year, I hope you guys will come together with me and make this year bigger than its ever been before. We all share dreams, dreams of success, and dreams of a family. We all want things to work out for us, and we want to be able to share things with our family.

And I think, you're just seeing it right now. Right now, we all share dreams of having our families with us no matter where we live. And we want to make this year bigger than any of us ever dreamed.

>>15489644

Chainlink will fail not because of the inherent flaws of Chainlink itself, if one ignores the criminal token distribution, questionable tokenomics, the fact it is an unregistered security sold mostly to US residents, the fact no one uses it, etc. etc.

No, the reason LINK will fail is because of the commercial failure of blockchain technology. There simply is no need for a slow, peer-to-peer database verifying anything related to the world of commerce and enterprise.

The only proven crypto is Bitcoin because it behaves like a store of value.

No need for decentralize airline tickets or decentralized coffee pots or any of that bullshit.

Take a look around, no one is using blockchain for anything other than running scams. If it were such an obvious benefit to blockchain technology, it would have been scooped up by industry.

Sorry Stinklets and anyone else holding non-BTC shitcoins.

>>15491392
>Chainlink will fail not because of the inherent flaws of Chainlink itself, if one ignores the criminal token distribution, questionable tokenomics, the fact it is an unregistered security sold mostly to US residents, the fact no one uses it, etc. etc.
>No, the reason LINK will fail is because of the commercial failure of blockchain technology. There simply is no need for a slow, peer-to-peer database verifying anything related to the world of commerce and enterprise.
>The only proven crypto is Bitcoin because it behaves like a store of value.
>No need for decentralize airline tickets or decentralized coffee pots or any of that bullshit.
>Take a look around, no one is using blockchain for anything other than running scams. If it were such an obvious benefit to blockchain technology, it would have been scooped up by industry.
>Sorry Stinklets and anyone else holding non-BTC shitcoins.

You seem to misunderstand the fundamental impact of bitcoin and crypto projects like Chainlink. Bitcoin doesn't have a price. It doesn't matter for a lot of people that it does. It has an effect on the way we communicate and transact and it does have a massive value and it is changing our way of looking at the world, and you say that the currency is worthless. We talk in a lot of ways about value. As I was saying that, I was thinking, what would you do? It just doesn't work with the way I am looking at it. What if instead we were to say, is bitcoin and cryptocurrencies worthless? This is, to paraphrase, the first time I have ever been able to point to a specific reason for something, like value, being the cause of what you are saying. That is something you can't explain, so you can't explain why you are doing something. This gives one more reason, and the reason is in your hands, if you could. If Bitcoin and LINK have no value, then why are we doing any things with it?

>>15491392
Bullish.

All paradigm-shifting important and essential technology went through a similar period of negative sentiment.
It's appropriate to feel that way - you're correct nobody is using it for anything yet.
But the potential is there. Not for a small change in how we interact, but for a major shift in how we measure and value trust.
This is groundbreaking technology with huge upside potential.
A whole lot has to go "right" for it to be realized, but you must see that there's a potential here for something huge.

>>15491355
it's just another step closer to the abyss. chainlink is another facet of the impending surveillance state. we are the wealth of information.

>>15489750
>this project years before it was integrated into the 200 trillion dollar global derivatives market

The absolute state.

Every day Stinklets are reminding me more and more of REQ bagholders, clinging to their delusional hopes of some miraculous event..

Ok, yes this is the potential for surveillance, but it will be up to the policymaker to catch up the changing world and how we live in it.

The question is, what can be done to counter the surveillance of this sort in public places? And that will require more and more interaction between citizens and the general population. What this means is that it is not at all necessary to give the government the power to monitor anyone's behavior except directly under its jurisdiction. This is especially true when it comes to the activities that have the biggest impact on individuals' interests, such as political campaigning. If there is a reasonable suspicion of wrongdoing it should be possible to monitor those activities directly. I propose that every municipality or local government should decide whether or not it is lawful for the police to install such machines or whatever they are called, in a municipality or at a building where there is public debate. Every citizen in that building can decide whether they want that machine or not, and if they choose not to be monitored, they can easily refuse the installation of the apparatus.

>>15491447
Why we don't have all the solutions just yet, we are at least better aware of how we can tackle the problem. Some of the ideas we have worked on in the past include:

- The more we take into consideration and the more we research and study what's going wrong in the world, the more we will understand the reality of human suffering and be able to offer solutions. To put it another way, we need to understand what we do not "know" so that we can work on solutions.

- Our efforts should not become another "white elephant" that is a burden on our world. People often feel that solutions only exist in the realms of science and technology, but that is simply not accurate. The development of the solutions would require knowledge and research.

- Instead of building more infrastructure, more of us should explore the existing physical infrastructure to find out what can be used to mitigate the issue as much as possible.

- More people should be involved in the process. More people are starting to come out of the shadows, and even if we still have some way to go, we have to work towards changing that.

>>15490125

>DUDE, JUST HOLD LINK FOR 12 YEARS AND THEN YOU CAN START LIVING LIFE

>>15489984
>Only now are normal "crypto" people waking up to LiNk
This. I've known about link since 2017 and held REQ like a retard till the coinbase announcement. Could have had 11k link last October but i only have 2.4k. even need it to hit $8 just to break even. But i firmly believe now. I often worry if 2.4k link is enough but with how it's playing out, $1k might unironically be fud at this point

>>15491465
>>DUDE, JUST HOLD LINK FOR 12 YEARS AND THEN YOU CAN START LIVING LIFE
wonder how many people here can adjust to massive wealth and success? How much is too much? There are some who are still so poor that they can barely support themselves. Is the money they earned from their job enough to maintain themselves through retirement? Is this an adequate amount to live on?

When you consider that many young professionals have only been in their job for a couple of months, does it seem unreasonable to think that a year or two working at a well-paid corporate job would be enough to cover the expenses of retirement? The same people who can retire in their 30s now are making around 400,000 dollars a year. So is it really reasonable to think they can manage to live on 100,000 or 200,000? When you consider that young professionals who start their careers in higher value industries (e.g., finance, IT, journalism) are typically not long-term employees like most other workers, it seems reasonable to think they won't need more than 100,000+ to cover basic expenses. A person in their 20s might still feel they need to accumulate more wealth and assets to provide the kind of income that will keep them from going broke, but at the same time, they need to work to remain sharp and active.

>>15491447
>https://www.infowars.com/trump-administration-considering-social-credit-score-system-to-determine-who-can-buy-a-gun/
refuse? you don't get to opt out of the system.

>>15491392
my god shes bad

also 10/10 post will read again

>>15489654
You know your coin is the best when there are people dedicating time to making counter-memes

>>15489644
I would say play safe and invest in safe and promising projects like Telecoin like I did and multiply the investment while relaxing.

>>15491392
Wow, I would literally breed this. How can whitey women ever compete?

>>15491505
so, all in bsv?

>>15491425
their delusions are quite disturbing, i will be pissed if i dont read about multiple suicides/shootings relating to the failure/scam of chainlink

>>15491417
>All paradigm-shifting important and essential technology went through a similar period of negative sentiment.

No, actually, there's thousands of un-named, unknown failures and rotting corpses of companies and ideas strewn about the ground, surrounding the very few that stand tall who emerged out of the haze of obscurity.

For every Amazon there were 1,000 other e-commerce vendors that failed in the dotcom crash.

>But the potential is there. Not for a small change in how we interact, but for a major shift in how we measure and value trust.

I can guarantee you that Chainlink are not going to be the authors of such a world-changing technology. Perhaps if Chainlink shifted away from the antiquated technology of Blockchain they might be able to succeed...

>This is groundbreaking technology with huge upside potential.

You could say that about any novelty in its early stages. Nobody wants blockchain-based anything, that much is clear.

>>15491517
Do you know how many smart individuals follow link? Are you aware of their credentials? I'm sure you must not be aware to the extent at which very serious investors and government agencies have seriously explore to technology and how it can be adopted to improve their operational Cycles.

>>15491509
>Wow, I would literally breed this. How can whitey women ever compete?

Literally impossible for the White wench to compete.

Ever since I've been BLACCED I couldn't go back.

>>15491514
literally what? I feel like I have seen that acronym on a porn site

>>15491544
>I can guarantee you that Chainlink are not going to be the authors of such a world-changing technology. Perhaps if Chainlink shifted away from the antiquated technology of Blockchain they might be able to succeed...
Are you trying to pull a psychological operation on us? And in fact the way that you're trying to go about this discredits your argument. For one, link has worked with the premier academic institutions such as Cornell University's ic3. 2, deleting academics that have covered ethereum along with Bitcoin, mind you they were the first to do so, have also donated a lot of their intellectual prowess and interest to pushing the boundaries of Link. 3, the fact that you're using a large wall a text in order to attempt to induce fear uncertainty and doubt just shows me that you have not finished accumulating yet.

>>15491552
>Do you know how many smart individuals follow link?

Name one.

Protip: has to be successful outside of shitcoins and windfall gains in early BTC/ETH.

>>15491544
>>All paradigm-shifting important and essential technology went through a similar period of negative sentiment.
>No, actually, there's thousands of un-named, unknown failures and rotting corpses of companies and ideas strewn about the ground, surrounding the very few that stand tall who emerged out of the haze of obscurity.
>For every Amazon there were 1,000 other e-commerce vendors that failed in the dotcom crash.
>>But the potential is there. Not for a small change in how we interact, but for a major shift in how we measure and value trust.
>I can guarantee you that Chainlink are not going to be the authors of such a world-changing technology. Perhaps if Chainlink shifted away from the antiquated technology of Blockchain they might be able to succeed...
>>This is groundbreaking technology with huge upside potential.
>You could say that about any novelty in its early stages. Nobody wants blockchain-based anything, that much is clear.
On the other side, however, there is a real danger of the community falling into a self-delusion. The same argument can be made against a whole host of systems we've never even seen before. This is a good thing! It keeps us honest; we can take a few ideas and make them work and others end up in a mess.

I find myself asking, "why am I arguing against LINK? Why should a large percentage of you care for a particular link, or just ignore it?" I like to think that we're using this platform as a way to find solutions that others might not have tried. That's great. But I think this system can be used for pretty much just about anything. Just like the internet itself, it is open to use by everyone. Even non-software engineers.

And there you have it. This is my version of the internet with the best features imaginable. But it's more than that, it's about finding a solution that solves a problem and works for people in all facets of life.

>>15491587

Meaningless mind-rot of no substance.

Learn to formulate your thoughts because you sound like some mindless hippie describing their first acid trip.

>>15491616
>Meaningless mind-rot of no substance.
It sounds like you missed the boat

>>15491616
>Learn to formulate your thoughts because you sound like some mindless hippie describing their first acid trip.
I actually spend a lot of time in reflection on how to best compose my thoughts with precision.

When a writer wants to say something, he has to first determine what he wants. That involves a certain amount of research. Then, you must figure out what the writer thinks he wants to say, and try and make the idea come out of it. It's not easy. I can't tell you how many times I've written poetry and it's been a bad poem with too much sentimentality that lacks the punch of a novel.

What I do know is, if I'm writing, I'm going to think about the words and try and find some way to express it. That was the great revelation for me: the words are all that's holding me back. If you want to tell a great story, I think the stories are the ones we tell to each other. So if you have a question, I'm all ears. Also, stop being a brainlet, bitch!

>>15490830
>tfw praise kek when my odometer, trip meter and clock produce digits
Extra points with license plates

It just occurred to me. years down the road, what will Link's /r/buttcoin be called?

>>15491582
you have a nice folder of pics

in this one footnote we learn that Ari owns link, and that there are technical advisors not listed on the website

>>15491674
/r/stinkies

>>15491674
>what will Link's /r/buttcoin be called
The short answer is No-Linkers Anonymous.

But there's a way out for them:
The best way to understand a new paradigm is to ask questions about it. A great tool for probing the inner workings of something is the philosopher's stone. Its basic principle is that you should ask questions that will give you the facts in a concrete context. That way, you can then determine if the facts really lead to the appropriate conclusions. For example, in order to understand the implications of the new paradigm we need to answer: Does the new theory really require the whole tree to be in place, or does the tree simply change as it gains more members? Would it be more difficult for us to construct our own tree if that would lead to more tree-fitting or would it remain the same? Are the parameters of our new paradigm as powerful as the old paradigm? If they are, can we apply this new paradigm to a problem we already know exists?

>>15490857
>I have learned about it since hearing about the LINK mythos
I went full kek when the 4U plane crashed in les baines. A little before that i participated in ebolachan before knowing meme magick. My life was pure chaos then, and I embrace where it has lead me.
>tfw get dumped by first long term gf a few months before dad died
>ebolachan in between
>lived in Manhattan with the ex
>that retard doctor who contracted ebola rode on the subway a few blocks north of the apartment and rode it to a bowling alley in Brooklyn took the same line that was right outside the apartment
Praise kek

>>15491661

Alright, why don't you formulate with precision a justification for the very controversial token distribution of Chainlink and attempt to defend the straight-to-market dumping tactics thus far seen....

>>15490885
If god made people and people made AI, then what is real

Also, if you have the ability, I highly recommend LSD+skiing to linkmarines

>>15491705
>Alright, why don't you formulate with precision a justification for the very controversial token distribution of Chainlink and attempt to defend the straight-to-market dumping tactics thus far seen....
Chainlink may not be the most innovative startup on the blockchain, but if this partnership continues to go according to plan, and it continues to generate new revenue opportunities as well, and you have additional growth plans in store for chainlink that may add variety of revenue streams to the chainlink portfolio of products and services, then it is a compelling investment.

You clearly know the company behind Chainlink has expansion plans. It's hard to see where this money is going. If it's used to help grow the company or create infrastructure, what good is that?

You want to be spoon-fed, it seems.

>>15491681
The Lorenz bit is interesting.
The Ari bit is retarded, wtf are you talking about.
BTW, all these black hunnies are wearing stinky wigs.

It seems like all the high IQ people gravitated to this thread

>>15491024
>But because our brains had remained untrained by the Internet and are still trying to relearn what it means to work as a human, the job of becoming a productive robot for the first time has not been a very pleasant experience.
Tell me about it dude. I used to post walls of text some 6-8 years ago about my thoughts on 4chan and 420chan, but as I wagecuck in my 28th year in this domain, I just crawl into my thoughts and lurk more than I post. Literally for like 10 years the only website I regularly browse (outside needing shit like consumershit, planetix, Google to find something out) are imageboards. And I wouldn't have it any other way. I fucking love that I discovered /b/ in like 2007 and holy kek has it been the ride

I want to give some last piece of advice to this epic thread. I am not sure where others feel the need to call me into being a god with this kind of shit. Yes, you're welcome to do so. Let's be honest guys. You don't need me to explain why I am here.

We'll keep talking.

>>15491752
>new revenue opportunities

What do you mean NEW fucking revenue streams?

They have exactly NO revenue streams as of this date, asshole. And none anticipated until someone starts using Blockchain commercially and actually generating fees.

And the ONLY project that is remotely close to achieving any success with commercial users is ETH with their 2.0 attempt, which is a flaming dumpster fire at least 2 years away from scaling product and even longer for commercial users.

You can literally invest in conventional stocks and earn a better return than waiting for some miracle to occur.

There are opportunity costs for having your capital locked up for years in a project whose fate is tied to something as shaky as Ethereum.

I also noticed how you totally ignored commenting on the token distribution, which appears to be even worse than the instant pre-mine and sell-off done by DASH in the early days of 2014, which forever tarnished its reputation...

But yeah, let's keep pretending you hold some spectacular insights... Don't make me laugh.

>>15491783
This thread reads like a bot reposting from a cult's forum. Every post is so vague and longwinded, you guys obviously have too much time on your hands plus some brain damage from mind altering substances.

>>15491836
Perhaps you may have a hard time understanding

OP, just let me correct you a bit, there is no "good time" to accumulate link, because literally every single day that ever was and ever will be (for at least two years) will be a great day to buy LINK.
If I was on my deathbed today, I would still spend all my money and time trying to accumulate it, because when I die, I want to feel like an absolute winners, and that is what buying LINK turns you into.

>>15491836

Keep scrolling down. The start of this thread is STINKlets fellating themselves with self-aggrandizing nonsense posts.

>>15491862

And I beg your pardon anons, but I feel compelled to offer this comment in related to this particular image:

bb b-b-bb...B BBRAPPP!

Carry on.

>>15491821
>What do you mean NEW fucking revenue streams?
>They have exactly NO revenue streams as of this date, asshole. And none anticipated until someone starts using Blockchain commercially and actually generating fees.
>And the ONLY project that is remotely close to achieving any success with commercial users is ETH with their 2.0 attempt, which is a flaming dumpster fire at least 2 years away from scaling product and even longer for commercial users.
>You can literally invest in conventional stocks and earn a better return than waiting for some miracle to occur.

>But yeah, let's keep pretending you hold some spectacular insights... Don't make me laugh.
You do understand that valuation models for technology companies are a lot different than the valuation models provided for normal traditional companies, right? Let me walk through why I think that.

Technology companies don't simply sell their technology as the value created from it (and the value created from it is the result of that technology). If they did then you'd be able to buy the stock and profit from it immediately. Technology companies sell their technology for a few cents per KW. And that does nothing to help you realize the value, unless you happen to be an extremely wealthy person. To the extent that valuation models include that possibility, then the models can't fail because there's not enough money to go around to purchase all the stock.

For example, Apple is often quoted at $600 billion, but they don't have enough money to buy all the stock. If I owned the stock and it was at $6 a share, I wouldn't buy because I'd have to sell my share, and I wouldn't want to sell because it would cause further price appreciation and the stock would have to go back up to $7 (if not $8) when the Apple stock went up more

>>15491852
>perhaps you may
Brain damage. Let me show you how to talk like a normal person:

You're retarded.

>>15491216
Ooph, one of my close friends i got into the cryptogame late 2017. Luckily we're still close but it hurt me to see him dump more money than me and get burned. My mom is still salty to this day lol

>>15489644
pasted thread by discord tranny, this is wording of larper watch bro
>>15490678
this is pasted from couple hours before

>pic related


SAY HI TO ASTRO FROM ME YOU RAINBOW SOCKS WEARING, ACNE INFESTED COCKROACHES.

YOU WILL BE PURGED

>>15491898
People read for pleasure. A lot of people read for entertainment. Why? Because when people sit down to get work done—especially when they're in an office setting with a bunch of colleagues—they have to process the message they're fed. And, in order to process it quickly, the brain gets to work on its inner voice. This means the brain's voice comes across as a much higher pitch. So even though your own voice is low, everyone around you will think you are a much higher-pitched person. (This is actually true with most people you interact with because they have internal voices that are higher than the outer voice.) This makes you a target to people who try to judge you, which you don't want to do.

>>15491892
>You do understand that valuation models for technology companies are a lot different than the valuation models provided for normal traditional companies, right?

That's a meaningless statement. You can also say that the valuation model for an active, un-detected high-level scam has a different valuation than a traditional business, and be entirely correct.

Again, you strike me as a victim of relativistic mind-rot, you are either American, a woman, or under 23 years old.

Don't waste my time if you're anything above.

>>15491928
For real that reads like schizophrenic rambling

>>15491928
>This makes you a target to people who try to judge you, which you don't want to do.
What are you trying to say here? You use so many words and your meaning is still unclear. Take a course on business writing.

>>15491939
Your level of understanding is very limited compared to many of the people here commenting insightful information to the thread and you depend on low-level rhetorical devices such as the straw-man argument. It makes you look like you know more about the subject than you really do to younger incels, but anyone with a modicum of real-world experience sees through your game.

If I hadn't found many other sources on this topic, I would've thought this was a pretty big deal.


The only reason that I don't think your explanation is correct is because you don't really get it. The way that you describe your actions as "an act of love" is clearly false. But even more clear is that you're not being open, and are just trying to manipulate the thread and others in it.

>>15491939
MOMMY

>>15491974
>commenting insightful information

Can you point me to a comment where these morsels of financial, software engineering, cryptography or computing networks have been posted in this thread?

Or did you mean to say you are increasingly frustrated because you're no longer responding strictly to self-congratulatory fellatio from other desperate gamblers seeking guidance?

ITT: Blind leading the blind.

>>15492015
>Can you point me to a comment where these morsels of financial, software engineering, cryptography or computing networks have been posted in this thread?
The part about ISDA and achieving and sustaining self-actualization are GOLDEN gems.

>>15491939
This guy sounds like he has a stack less than a thousand

It's all so tiresome. Isda fucking need oracles for their dlt stuff. Chainlink published an academic paper stating this is the future direction. We just need to wait and maybe contribute in a positive manner.

Fuck trannies, jannies, kikes, niggers, and spics

>>15492027

They aren't, if one actually scrutinizes the details. You're simply implying that some loose association between a proxy of Chainlink and ISDA will somehow translate into revenue for Chainlink token holders.

There's exactly ZERO credible evidence for that.

Perhaps when you grow out of speculating on magic internet trading cards, or turn the age of 23 (whatever comes first), we can then sit down and discuss the nuances of business valuation and actual investing.

I see nothing but clueless crypto-kiddies here.

>>15492046
>>15492053

>Posting Gook goblin breeders and White roasties.

Never going to make it either.

>imagine being a marine and choosing niggers and gooks over hwite women
Never gonna make it

>>15492061
So your way of discrediting a very substantive thread is by posting women to try to distract? Come on man we're a lot smarter than that

>>15492078

A true Aryan warrior-nomad sows his seeds in many fields.

>>15492103
Based AF

>>15492061
It's important to have actionable, and insightful discussions. But those conversations, however they go, should be held in the spirit of debate.

A few weeks ago, I said to someone in our company that "we've been looking to do a redesign for quite some time, and we wanted to do it quickly instead of waiting for someone else to do it."

I wasn't saying that the company's leadership wanted it done quickly, only that they were comfortable with its pace. A few days later, we had a new logo.

A design is a powerful thing. As the saying goes, a design is a mirror and a lens. By reflecting on our design, we get to focus on other questions and concerns.

I'd encourage you to consider the design, not the person doing it.

>>15491704
>4U plane crashed in les baines
that whole thing felt like a fever dream. does anyone have the screencap?

>>15492148
found it

>>15492116
OK so you're larping. I don't know why you do it since it seems like a lot of effort but you do you, I guess.

>>15489644

100% Agree.

We are seeing a growing trend of investors looking for “middleware protocols” that aim to be smart contract platform agnostic like Chainlink.

Crypto’s “middleware protocols” are developer geared protocols that provide services in addition to the consensus & core functions of the base layer blockchain.

As value-add glue between base layer blockchains & end-user facing dapps, middleware protocols will make dapp creation easier + speedier. By dropping the “cost of development,” a broader set of devs will find dapp development accessible, making Chainlink the platform of choice for many.

Many devs will end up more familiar (and loyal?) with these middleware protocols, which is why it’s interesting to see middleware teams target “smart contract platform agnosticism” either from launch, or as a long term strategy.

It’s my hunch that we’ll see many key middleware protocols like Chinlink grow to be greater in size than the underlying consensus-chains like Ethereum.

>>15492156
Tv? How fucking gay are you kid?

>>15492168
sneed

>>15492166

>Investors

>Crypto

>>15492103
>wanting your progeny to be half retarded. East Asians I can understand, anything else is lowering yourself

>>15492156
What about that pic where it was like 12 investigators dressed exactly as CIA man

>>15492255
Checked

>>15492103
S’true

>>15491928
Does this mean we have to keep reading to speed our brains processing power.

I love audiobooks- is that similar to books. Or do physical books empower and work the logical aspects of the world, whereas verbal is generally with the physical parts of the world.

I wish i could write. But your writings are encouraging. I fear that others may criticize me or think I am an official idiot. But i would love to be able to write like you, fren. I could only imagine the shit I could/ or cannot come up with.

Any words of encouragement to writing, rather than simply “start” will be appreciated.

God speed fren

>>15491818
Discovered biz in 2007? You’se a Rich mothafucka.

What do we do when the word gets out that 4chan changed the lives of LINKIes? Will we migrate to other areas to speak?

>>15492360
>wish i could write. But your writings are encouraging. I fear that others may criticize me or think I am an official idiot. But i would love to be able to write like you, fren. I could only imagine the shit I could/ or cannot come up with.
>Any words of encouragement to writing, rather than simply “start” will be appreciated.
>God speed fren
Fren, what you wrote to me was beautiful in a way that only an early LINK adopter could appreciate. The ability to write is like exercising a muscle. It does what you instruct it to do. The more you exercise a muscle, the quicker you get used to it.

Writing is like putting together a beautiful symphony. You must be patient.

Don't let the deadline drive you crazy. You must be willing to work. The sooner you start writing, the sooner you'll finish.

The better you get at writing, the more you'll be able to produce your work in a timely fashion.

You must write not only to satisfy the urges of creative or intellectual curiosity, but also to be able to communicate that curiosity.

Writing is about communicating your personality, your sense of humor

Writing is not about showing off what you're about (your achievements or talents in writing or art or music)

Writing is about being honest.

Writing is not about being perfect, for that would make you a mediocre writer.

Write because you want to communicate your personality and your sense of humor to people you care about... you will be judged on the quality of what you produce. You will make it in writing, just as you have with LINK.

>>15492398
I said /b/, I'm clearly a retard. Most 90%+ of my browsing 2010-16 was /pol/. I bought like$40k in muh shiney on inheritance instead of btc/eth in 2015, forgetting I had a coinbase account since 2013 when I bought 0.1btc for like $100. Then i spent most of that on booze and student loan payments after my father passed, finally bought 110ltc for $42 each, sold @ $120 before the pump to $420 then went full tard 50:50 into fun:req, eventually all req.
>I'M NOT MAKING THE SAME MISTAKE THRICE

>>15490180
This

>>15491388

Is this test to figure out if I’m a replicant or a DISCORD TRANNY, Mr. Deckard?

were going to be millionaires

>>15492451
I will screencap and utilize your advice. Honestly, thank you.

Incels should have sex.It is necessary for their sanity, if not their reproductive function. The only person I know who doesn't is a guy who wants to be with the opposite sex, but thinks of women as his "sexual property". They can't have the same rights as men, so why bother?

Incels have no concept of equality. Equality is for women. It's only for women. Women don't get equality as such, they get equality as something that only exists between themselves and other women. Any other group has some rights to equality, just like incels, so it's not a social construct.

Incels are just an oppressed group of men with little to no rights. Women who are feminists are just as oppressed by the "incels" as they are. The incels should just accept the "rights of the persecuted". The "incels" have the same rights as the women (except the rights of the incels are higher than the rights of women).

>>15492633
Helps if the dmitri in charge of blueprinting uses the right template for the designs

>>15492705
>I will screencap and utilize your advice. Honestly, thank you.
I truly hope the advice helps you in your journey in becoming a more accomplished writer. It's an interesting journey of self-improvement. I hope you find your success, or at least the guidance to realize your dreams.
Thank You for your time!!

>>15490678
>that spacing
Go back to plebbit faggot

>>15492944
Leave ADL alone he's a literal boomer

>>15490919
>The boomers are here!

>>15491254
Transgender Renaissance Men

>post count greater than 25
>articulated peaceful responses
I see you 42 my light brother

>>15492961
This thread is super gay. Full of plebbit faggots.
>TripleHdisgust.gif

>>15491920
>>15490678

Holy shit dude, this is legitimate Reddit tier bull shit. I'm not talking about the spacing (only idiots make a fuss about that), I'm talking about literal FUCKING PLAGIARISM.

>>15493090
>>15490678

Please tell me you guys aren't seriously investing your money into this scam.

Why are you taking random financial advice on an anonymous anime message board based in the Philippines?

So many of you are really going to fall into a deep depression, this shit is no joke.

These are paid actors who spend their time crafting pseudo intellectual messages tricking you gullible anons.

>>15491319
/biz/ in a nutshell

>>15493157
How about you solve the following stupid question bot.
Chainlink
Chair
Chaos

>>15493186
Fucking hell some of you people are truly retarded.
>Cost to hire a shill

>>15490872
GDPR is opt out
It concerns identifiable personal data, not some encrypted key such as btc address

>>15491254
Same man. It's just one guy who thinks he is smart as shit posting general platitudes and pseduointellectual circlejerking. It's like he's read some of the good link screencaps from last year and is trying to recreate them lmao
I mean look at this one: >>15490992

>>15491505
Lmao was just about to say

>>15490808
Kek is