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Say what you want about this man but he is our Saviour. Were it not for him the thousands of men who frequent this board would have no hope for a future. If you're reading this and hold Link than you've already made it.

>> No.15560043
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>>15560012
>you've already made it.
doesnt feel like it

>> No.15560077

>>15560043
If you chose any other altcoin you would be down 99%. Most marines are still in profit and considering that staking is just around the corner you'd be a fool to sell your only ticket out of wage slavery.

>> No.15560093

>>15560012
I would have made it if I bought at 20 cents.

>> No.15560097
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>>15560077
checked
free us from this world of pain sergey

>> No.15560105

>>15560077
How does staking work exactly?

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>>15560093
Time in the market beats timing the market.

>> No.15560174

sergey "slavic scammer" nazarov, lord and saviour for purging the world of useless neets that bought into chainlink. fucking pieces of shit youre all gonna lose your money and then kill yourself haha chainlink is a scam, a big fucking scam. get fucked

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>>15560105
From: https://medium.com/linkpool/staking-with-chainlink-b58eb3de6f1b

The first thing to understand is that staking with Chainlink doesn’t really work anything like it does with other staking tokens or coins. There is inherently more work involved for the node operator than just placing the tokens into a wallet. To give some context as to how rewards are generated with Chainlink, nodes on the network can undertake jobs to retrieve and provide data to smart contracts and get paid in LINK tokens. This reward is determined by the contract creator and will likely vary greatly depending on the nature of the job. However, while this is how rewards are generated this is not where staking comes into play.
As the Chainlink network matures, smart contract creators will eventually have the ability to require node operators to put up collateral before accepting their job. Typically this will be in order to make sure the node operator supplies correct data throughout the length of the contract with no downtime, and in the event any of these requirements are not met, the collateral will be forfeited as a penalty.

>Some jobs will require a certain amount of Link (10,000K Collateral for example) Thus it can be expected that the more Link you stake the more jobs you will receive.

>> No.15560202

>>15560174
you sound mad fren