/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16502561
1000$ is fud

>>16502579
This

>>16502561
Delete this

WE ARE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER

DO NOT UNDER ESTIMATE THE POWER OF POSITIVE THOUGHT! ESPECIALLY COLLECTIVE POSITIVE THOUGHT!

THIS SHIT IS GOING TO REACH $1,000 EASILY!
HOLD THAT THOUGHT AND VISUALIZE IT IN YOUR MIND EVERYDAY AS OFTEN AS POSSIBLE STARTING NOW AND IT WILL MANIFEST INTO REALITY. DO IT! I'M NOT JOKING!

VISUALIZE AS OFTEN AND AS DETAILED AS POSSIBLE!

This thread brought to you by someone who spent 10 minutes on wikipedia and doesn't know why Elm is superior to typescript.

Imagine stalking a former employee of Oracle and asking him sensitive questions so much so that he is transferred to customer service and spends all day on the phone with angry Brazilians as they try to get a refund for faulty services. Go ahead imagine.

Who let the ducks out?
Quack quack quack quack

>>16502561
Delete please

No clue how this is important in any way shape or fuck

>>16502588
>>16502627
What a timeline

>>16502662
I wonder who requested that the chainlink front end be re-written in Microsoft’s own scalable script? What a mystery.

>>16502666
>ducks in a row
>now duck typing
>666

my mind is full of fuck, reality is malleable

>>16502609
This guy ducks

>>16502679
>>16502677
Also check kek dubs seemingly confirming msft

Imagine ever doubting these guys

>>16502662
It isn’t. The OP took a glance at ChainLink’s changelog on git and googled the first thing that came up. The only activity I see on CL’s git is package dependency maintenance, no actual development. Although to be fair, I only looked at the past month or two of activity.

>>16502700
This alone is from the weekend. The actual weekend. Not only are they developing, they are doing so on weekends. It’s over for you trannies.

And yes I read everything from their GitHub.

>>16502666
If it looks like a scam, talks like a scam, and dumps 700k on bagholders like a scam, then it must be the lynchpin of the fourth industrial revolution.
also, checked

>>16502693
>>16502718
working on weekends to meet a mystery deadline; probably a microsoft deadline

>>16502738
Probably

>>16502561
is 17k enough to make it. I feel inadequate.

>>16502600

>autism the post

>>16502738
Monday is Mustafa's favorite day.

>>16502760
Yes, you will make it, so long as you can hold strong

>THIS SHIT IS GOING TO REACH $1,000 EASILY!
>HOLD THAT THOUGHT AND VISUALIZE IT IN YOUR MIND EVERYDAY AS OFTEN AS POSSIBLE STARTING NOW AND IT WILL MANIFEST INTO REALITY. DO IT! I'M NOT JOKING!
Seriously do this fags.

>>16502599
>>16502588
>>16502600
>>16502666
>>16502677
>>16502700
magic thread. checked

>>16502761
autists always win in the tech sector.

>>16502561
Holy shit youre really stupid and obviously never written a line of code in your life

For all you braindead gullible idiots reading this, what op just did is the equivalent of saying chainlink must have partnered with facebook because they converted some php code to hack lang.

Neck yourself

>>16502776
Had to look up whether that model was real

You made my day

>>16502695
Oh no no no no no no no no no no

Are the link guys geniuses

>>16502776
Moral majik makes Mustafa's marmalade muffins.

imagine doubting OUR POWER

>>16502728
can u ever just stfu

>>16502792

There is also a reason autists are never allowed outside backend and building, or anywhere near managing and business strategy

>>16502793
Right, cause if they were developing for Apple Swift that'd be completely irrelevant.

>>16502760
Definitely. You'll be making 20g's a month staking in a year to 18 months. Just don't be a retard and sell at 10 because muh psychology or some shit.

>>16502760
Is $17 million enough for you?

>>16502831
This. Selling around $10 is the biggest danger for link marines. The temptation will be great, but I fear it will be the biggest bear trap in the history of mankind...

>>16502760
How does 17 trillion sound?

>>16502760
>is $17 Novemdecillion enough to make it

>>16502579
You mean it could be more that $1000?

>>16502915
You’re new aren’t you

>>16502915
Shitcoin factories once went for more than 1k so I guess armoured cars for data could be valuable too

typescript is out there since 2012 and they update their shit like 4 times a year

>>16502677
Where are you getting Microsoft deadline crumbs? Also, big news with Juels is coming. Cap this.

>>16502953
it's industry standard

>>16502979
Which ethnic minority will ari shit on next? Can we get a defi betting app for this?

>>16502793
>he unironically highlighted the last stable release like it means something

>>16502561
Delete this Link is going nowhere you dumbass.

You got juiced so just sell now

>>16502561
I dumped my Link at $4. So far, I've made : 40% on BAND / 50% on BEAM / 30% on Tezos / and 70% on ONE.

I only put 10% of the gains back into Link. the rest is all in FRM waiting for ANOTHER 20x you will miss out on.

Enjoy your bleeding shitcoin.

>>16502561


How dare you doubt me !?

>>16502818
Dude, i'm a fucking software engineer, we use open source software built by other companies literally every single day, and it doesn't mean we're fucking partnered with them.

Your stupidity is blinding.

>>16503058
:)

>>16503139
Give it up

>>16502953
>he doesn’t know what was in the new release!

All LINK has to justify Sergey dumping 700k LINK tokens daily is useless partnerships. The only thing that Chainlink do is let you grab the ETH price in a "decentralized" manner.

HEX is the real deal, get in now before the herd arrives.

>>16502695
>4 women in the team
It's over isn't it?

>>16503123
that subtle shoop

it's magnificent

if you know, you know.

https://twitter.com/chainlinkmarket/status/1123362782655631361
>we're also working with microsoft

>>16502599
You are a MANIAC!

>>16502728
Fucking kek

>>16503329
don't post that dweeb

>>16502561
And they said there weren't any more breadcrumbs here. Thank you for continuing to spoon feed low effort investors/brainlets.

>>16503436
>>16503329
thank god ill never be this fuckin stupid

>>16503319
it's so fucking good

>>16503457
>>16503436
>wahh why isn't he just hyping everything to fuck and all

I agree with him, the speculation is not showing any promise anymore. I've been feeling the same way as of late that a lot of the speculation may have been wrong or is just way further out than expected

>>16503457
I don't know who I hate more, the clout chasing Twitter parasites or the spamming nufudders who have infested /biz/

Thanks for the hopium.

>>16503483
>no direct link between MSFT and link
>serg mentioned they were partnered in 2017
>cofounder of microsoft blockchain includes "@chainlink" in a tweet last week, as a team that gave him and others a presentation

>>16503457
I have never seen anything "good" come from twitter; I always feel enraged after seeing normalfags say things

[COMMENT REDACTED]

>>16503507
I still don't expect anything anytime soon. Maybe 2022 we'll finally moon

>>16503483
>being ahead of everyone else is a bad thing

>>16502561
Just recently finished accumulating my desired stack. Even though the price has been dipping, very comfy now knowing I only have to wait now - no more buying. Godspeed anons

>>16503515
Turbo Pascal was god, I devoted so much time and attention to it (only to see it die a brutal death), never coded again

>>16502936
No, I bought in last year at .20 cents I just thought the 1k thing was just a shitty marketing ploy like “Sex!!! Now that I have your attention....”

>>16503517
we'll moon in literal weeks. LINK has been the one since 2015. Xi has only accelerated things. you're underestimating the power of collective positive thought.

>>16503515
MODS!!!!! DELETE NOW

>>16503549
20k stack and ready to go but still have my doubts it will be anytime soon. bitcoin fucked us

>>16503549
where are you getting this from?

>>16502561
i hate chainlink because im too dumb to understand anything about it. i dont deserve to make it but at least i admit it.

>>16503568
talking out of my ass obviously. but all of the videos from sibos say there's HUGE stuff happening in the financial quarter in Q1. bunch of new platforms launching.

along with Xi's pronouncement that "China needs to focus on blockchain nao", I think we'll be seeing some shit. Innovators are quiet, while laggards are noisy. USA has been working on this for a while. (hell, you can even see same thing this in our own project. Oracle is not an innovator in the cloud space at all according to Gartner. And they had the noisiest support for us so far. Amazon, who is out in front in cloud services, has said very little. Google & MSFT have supported LINK publically but not as much as Oracle -- they are somewhere in the middle in terms of their cloud compute.)

>>16503675
>>16503568
Gartner's graph.

https://blogs.gartner.com/olive-huang/amazon-aws-google-cloud-alibaba-cloud-now-microsoft-azure-salesforce-want-run-software/

>>16503644
where do you need help fren

>>16503483
I agree. Any integration with msft will probably come through a truffle box. It’s safe to say that cryptlets have been shelved.

Anything on the horizon before new year? Seems quiet as far as i can see.

>>16503123
This post is seriously underrated

>>16503644
i dont get why you need it. its no use explaining it to me anyway i probably wont understand. i quit high school. im not even a nigger.

>>16502561
>typescript
>”new programming language!!!11!1!”
>highlighted the ***latest*** stable release, which come out all the time

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
I hold link and you are a complete fucking dumbass

Go learn some fucking coding before you open your gay mouth again, gayboi

>>16503916
I think you missed the Chainlink code that was literally copypastad into the latest release fren

>>16502728

KEKW

>>16503924
into the TYPESCRIPT release?

Friend, no

>>16503730
>>16503900

>>16503507
link pls

>>16503507
Found it. Kek. He literally said ...bags gettin heavy.

>>16502609
A ducky is nothing if he not in a row
Oh ducky in a row oh ducky in a
A ducky is nothing if he not in a row
Oh ducky in a row oh ducky in a

Seriously can someone explain to me how he calculates his 1000$ or higher LINK price ?
My original expectation were between 30-50$/LINK and a possible pump to 100-300$/LINK for a few days/weeks.

>>16503900
in today's world, creating trust between companies is needed for creating contracts. companies want to know their agreements will be honored. and there can be very expensive court trials if there's a dispute over a contract. these contracts could be worth millions or billions of dollars.

Chainlink can change this process, which can take months, into one that can take seconds with less court trials resulting, less staff needed, and a ton of cost savings. the contracts are executed without input by humans, making them more secure.

These multi-million and billion contracts will be run on blockchain instead, and Chainlink is needed to get them onto blockchain.

>>16502798
>yfw it's real, and it's made in germany
kek

>>16504024

Useage. Requestors pay in link (mandatory) so the demand grows with network useage.

Staking/collateralization; your node/api call provider is more reputable by holding more link (money). Do you trust some African node with 5 dollars worth of link to insure your transaction, or 50 million on a known named company node, who would you choose/pay to trigger your contract?

Basic calculations can be made ie: 350 million dollars in fees is a dollar per link per year...hence link returns a dollar per link per year, so the price should be 3x-5x returns as a business valuation...or 10 dollars for a 10% roi.

The average fee derivatives traders pay to legacy platforms now ranges from a few hundred dollars per 1mm for commodities trades up to thousands of dollars per mm for interest rate swaps and other credit default type swaps. The market just for swaps in the US is 268,500,000,000,000 yearly outstanding. The fees for using Smart contracts to do these trades is approx 5-7 cents in gas/eth fees to deploy on chain, plus whatever the oracle/nodes want to charge for secure reliable data. It also lowers the time of transaction/clearing from 5-10 business days to seconds...these traders also pay a decent sum to finance/maintain their margin on trades while they're being completed/processed (80-200+ per mm depending on trader credit and risk).

Tl;dr derivatives costs 5k-25k+ per trade in fees, SCs makes that 5 cents...and those traders would suck your dick and be excited to pay 3k per trade split between X number of oracles for 5 minutes of "work" from the oracle side (putting up collateral (link) to insure a safe transaction for as long as it takes 2 parties to e sign and deposit assets for the trade). Times something like 2.5 million trades, just for swaps.

Then add insurance, shipping/trucking, gaming/sports betting, etc etc.

>>16503916
Ask me how I know you’re not a dev

>>16504085
Blythe I want you

>>16504024
$100K BTC based on @100trillionUSD's stock to flow model gives 1.5 trillion mcap for BTC. overall mcap would be well into the trillions as shown in pic related.
now do the math for whatever % you think LINK will be. go look at 2017/2018 dominance charts to see what the likes of ETH/XRP achieved. I'm not saying LINK will have the same dominance, but I feel comfortable in saying that LINK will be top 5, if not top 3.

>>16504208
1.9 trillion*

>>16504054
so its like when the computer got rid of a lot of peoples job?

>>16504085
I want this to be a reality sooooo bad.

>>16504280
yeah, it's a worldwide computer that will get rid of a lot of jobs.

>>16504170
Fucking lel please explain what the OP meant

>>16502599
cringe

>>16502718
I remember being excited when I would see them do this in mid-2018. I thought for sure mainnet was weeks away.

Turns out they just "code sprint" to meet Sergey's arbitrary demands. He has ZERO leadership qualities. You can see that github activity drops to ZERO for AT LEAST a month each time the team works two consecutive weekends.

I wonder how much longer the team can stand living like this?

They are rewriting everything in typescript? It's over

>>16504383
>>16504384
This. Bunch of 4channers tried to force it as /ourcoin/, during the presale ico phase of chainlink there was a minimum requirement of 300eth to enter the presale. Bunch of anons pooled up together and shared presale links to fill them with their eth. Coin continued to get shilled and pumped up and hyped for the sibios event that link was attended, whole event turned out to be a flop chainlink had a presentation in a room of like 18 people next to the public toilets, literally no news or partnership came from the event and the coin dumped back to below ico prices and created 1000's of bagholder anons. Now during this alt bull run lots of anons and took advantage of this and shilling this coin to all the new money and newfags that joined in december and don't know this story. The coin is HEAVILY manipulated and the supply is dried up from huge whales who accumulated below ICO price to create a artificially lower supply (a lot like REQ) and these people have so much room to dump on all of you faggots to still be in profit when the time comes. In regards to actual project that chainlink aiming to achieve it's nothing more than a basic json parser for smart contracts, would take like a day to add to ethereum by itself.. literally making links whole concept pointless and definitely no need for a token. Would take a lot longer to get it working with bitcoin but the bitcoin core devs would be able to work out the solution a lot quicker than chainlink will, think that's something worth noting that literally nothing is completed and you're literally just buying a whitepaper, they have only 2 developers and they don't communicate at all with no proven background on either, in fact sergey was involved in a project before chainlink called NxT that he since been abandoned until it was took over by a new developer team

>>16502831

>Steaking

Lmao, do you retards know how money works?

You can't pay interest to NEETs without income.

>>16504364
I’m OP and no, kys

>>16504383
Jesus, you trannies aren’t going to go quietly eh?

>>16503507
Wow, rock solid VeChain tier partnership there.

You fucking idiots are beyond hope.

>>16504411
>>16504384
>>16504383
https://cointelegraph.com/news/microsoft-azure-announces-blockchain-token-and-data-management-service/amp
It’s probably nothing

>>16504427
>>16504433
Instantly btfo kek, get rekt fudder

>>16502561
I got out of link and crypto a while ago after losing THOUSANDS but I noticed I still have .0028 link in my wallet, not sure why. Will that be enough to make it, say if link moons and gets to 1M dollars some day.

>>16504449
Yes, you will unironically make it with 0.028 link by EOY 2021

>>16504024
>>16504085
>Tfw was OP of that rambling drivel and 20 other followups of same length
>took a deep breath to phonepost effectively the same thing, again.
Glad I decided to check replies kek. Basically it boils down to what the shit it's replacing pays for current services (I usually calculate 50% savings/cost reductions) then a small multiplier for boomer "muh investment".

Basically bare minimum annual return is 200-500 at full market use/saturation (not factoring the 2-3x for most segments stemming from SC tech), at highly reduced costs. Then it's a question of how much an asset that returns that amount per link per year with slight deflation (bad addresses/lost private keys) is valued at. Boomerniggers and stock retards would cream at 10% right?

>>16504474
based; I would've posted a screencap but the thread 404'd and it looks like dogshit on warosu

>>16504085
>>16504208
>>16504474
Thank you.
I understand why Link is needed to make smart contracts useful and partially the change this could cause, but don't know well the numbers of the real world it will impact.
It seems incredible that LINK can keep such a low valuation, when the probability of it being used widely is so high.

>>16504547
>It seems incredible that LINK can keep such a low valuation
You can thank Sergey for that, his early dumps are keeping us down here

>>16502600
this post brought to you by somebody with no validation irl so he tries to shoehorn his big boy brain into discussions

>>16504510
No worries man. I'm glad someone read/remembered my nulinker autism contributions.

Mind linking/pastaing the marketcap posts for >>16504547?

I guess I could manually look them up again too...

>>16504408
and there it is.

>what’s typescript

>>16504547

20-30 usd per link per year conservatively just in US swaps, another 10 for commodities, china/europe/aus/jpn markets I won't bother calculating.

Gaming is another 20-40 easily.

20 usd minimum from the top 20 trucking companies.

Insurance is another giant can of worms that will see insane growth just from the access and profitability of insuring things that aren't currently profitable to insurance companies (and crowd funded/decentralized insurance markets).

Hopefully you guys get the idea of how much usd a link generates per year. Then comes the arms race to actually get those requests from customers, it's not an even distribution. Companies/pools with the highest amount of link staked (trustworthy), and security reviewed systems, will get a lion's share of the payments.

How much would you value something that pays 200+usd per year per life returns? 10% is 2k, 1,000 is fud.

>>16502831
$250 per LINK?

>>16504604

1,200,000,000,000,000 (derivatives)
4,049,356,225,000 (insurance, to double with 2nd and 3rd world access)
20,500,000,000,000 (us shipping)

Those are the numbers chainlink/smart contracts are looking to interrupt. Not just by lowering fees 1, 2, or even 10 percent. Most of it can be lowered by 90+% of current business expenses (and people).

Biggey is playing chess boys, not checkers. This is the next global recession in employment, from this project alone.

>>16504547
5,200,000,000,000 in insurance premiums 2018. That's the big one for more usecase/adoption (think third world crop insurance and shit like that).

1 trillion, us only, for transportation/logistics of goods. SCs take profit margins in trucking from 3-5% to 75-90%...companies pay significantly more on paperwork and clerks, and contract lawyers than actual drivers.

Derivatives of course 600 trillion to 1.2 quadrillion, 1,200,000,000,000,000

Not factoring new uses/inventions and like 10 other minor industries.

sometimes it becomes too difficult to keep my mouth shut

>>16502692

Kek

>>16502609
Someone make this cover song pls

>>16504677
Hey Serg

>>16504557
tfw sergey is a fudder
>et tu brutus?

>>16504677
i do the same when tasties are in sight :3

>>16504677
really packing on the pounds lately huh?

>>16504677
checked. hey sergey been a while. spill it.

>>16504617
Yeah, somewhere in there after the first wave of adopters and fomo/speculating off those names.

Sirgay said it best, there's going to be a switch that flips. When one medium+ sized corporation gets their quarterly earnings...it's going to be a insane rush to SCs and ceos are going to want it done "yesterday".

Once it goes, it goes...with no stop and no lulls. Violent dildos of dragon size.

>>16502561
Without going into too much detail, I've met most of the team in a professional circumstance and I can say as a senior level developer, they're all legit as fuck. I've posted here before, but I have all the faith in the world in that team.

>>16504748
based

>>16502600
https://youtu.be/24tQRwIRP_w
Mother of god

>>16504740
When do you expect us to peak at the first wave of adoption with the ~250 bucks in sight?

>>16504602
>why is finding bugs easier good?
>why is quicker coding good?
>why is static checking good?
Jesus mate just stop

>>16504748
Nice. I’m jealous af.

>>16504677
This. If only they knew that just TOMORROW all their dreams will be coming true. Oh boy if only they knew.

>>16504810
tomorrow? next monday will be even better, shits going to blow their minds apart. im so excited for you guys.

>>16504810
I’m so excited for you guys

>>16502561
As a non-coder how common is typescript use? If it's pretty useful for a range of purposes chainlink using it isn't very suggestive of anything specific other than general improvement.

>>16502600
You’re a retard if you think elm is industry standard

Typescript is GOD right now and will be for 10 years

Everyone hates elm

>>16504826
>>16504823
I'm excited for you guys, i can see you have your ducks in a row and we all know what that means ;). Better call in sick because you won't be able to work and won't ever need to again when the news hits. God i wish i could forget what's coming just to experience it new with you marines...

>>16502666
>>16502677
>>16503255
I believe we missed an opportunity to pick this this anon's brain

>>16504827
OP here, id think about it like this; find out the advantages of typescript and then ask yourself why the team would be prioritizing it over the vast number of stories in the ice box. I also just like the fact it’s a duck language, what a timeline.

>>16502776
Damn, that looks just like George Adamsky's photo of a UFO, I read that it was a fake though. hmm

>>16504604
anon #1, please explain these figure calculations:
> 20-30 usd per link per year conservatively just in US swaps, another 10 for commodities, china/europe/aus/jpn markets I won't bother calculating.

>Gaming is another 20-40 easily.

>20 usd minimum from the top 20 trucking companies.

total $200+ per link per year

use anon #1 calculation and combine to solve $ per LINK per year below
>>16504630
thank you anon #2
thanks anon #3
>>16504672
anon 1+2 agree 1.2 trillion in derivatives
anon 1 +2 average 4 trillion in insurance
>>16504474
result above compare with what did anon #4 mean by $200-500 at full market use/saturation?

>>16504853
Hey retard
It’s just a programming language that’s a superset of JavaScript and is industry standard

>>16504853
As far as i can see its just one of many offerings for scripr for application design. So maybe they're making link more client friendly. Just seems like general improvement work to me.

>>16504897
Have sex

>>16504873
Take the current amount in fees paid in US swaps, reduce by half and divide by number of LINK outstanding, either 350m, 700m, or the full billion. Same for fees paid in gaming/sports better, and trucking overhead. This discounts foreign savings and growth in those industries spurred from reduced fee structures.

>>16502561
nothing to doubt, Chainlink has already failed. Proof:
>1+ year test net
>5 months main net
>nobody can name a single dapp with users using Chainlink oracles in production
>(with proof link to dapp.com/dappradar/etherscan)
>Linkers: this is bullish!

>>>16502561
>>16502561
>16502561

>>16504960
>>
how much of a niggerare you? we all bought at sub 30c and are up hella money

you think it failed

>made me reply

God christ I'm excited for you kids

>>16502588
>>16502599
>>16502600
>>16502666
>>16502677
>>16502700
>>16502988
>>16503066
>>16503255
>>16503477
>>16503544
>>16503644
>>16503900
>>16504311
>>16504411
>>16504433
>>16504677
Checked.

>>16504085
Based.

$1000 is fud.

>>16504873
Anon 1 and 2 are the same, those are some of my old posts. Those values/estimates were highly nerfed and conservative. Also before I read (skimmed, let's be honest) almost a dozen 100+ page technical/government reports about various industries and mostly derivatives.

Take for example gaming (the adult version with blackjack and sports betting, not manchildren watching anigay and pokemon). 50 billion online revenue, 500b total. Total afterthought, easy as shit to do from a data and SC coding standpoint. 25-35 as it stands would be steal for market makers and be more secure and transparent (trustworthy). The skip/jump is the expected or projected maturation of the sector. The hackathon already gave us a trustless steam skin trader...now trade those skins into the csgo gambling site lil zoom zooms. This time without pajeets and russians scamming all the time.

The ability for some African to all in his villages weekly wages of 5usd on a obscure Nigerian div3 soccer game.

Those kind of usecases that will grow the baseline expected value (50b, 20% to link/backend) into 200b 15% 85usd per link per year.

Now do the actual big industries...when "oh yeah you can play blackjack/slots and mathematically prove it's not rigged" is *only* a .008% share of the low side of the actual intended market. And that's 40 usd per link per year.

>>16504972
Yes, chainlink failed.

no link to dapp.com/dappradar/etherscan? Thank you for confirming there's literally not a single dapp using Chainlink oracles in production.

0.2EOY

How do I get into staking? I'm retarded please help.

>>16505120
only problem with your premise is that no one will ever use Chainlink, it's proven scam/vaporware. Proof:
>1+ year test net
>5 months main net
>nobody can name a single dapp with users using Chainlink oracles in production
>(with proof link to dapp.com/dappradar/etherscan)

>>16505129
First usecase; replacing your 3 rupees a day 20 hour a day job fudding with a blockchain ai shitposter that literally does it
>for free (plus gas/link)

>>16505158
Does 4chan put out an API? Is it possible that these jeets are already getting paid per post by smart contract?

>>16505158
no link to dapp.com/dappradar/etherscan? Thank you for confirming there's literally not a single dapp using Chainlink oracles in production.

Checkmate paid jeet

blerk come back, we miss you. you know who we are...

>>16505129
>1+ वर्ष परीक्षण नेट
>5 महीने का मुख्य जाल
>कोई भी उत्पादन में चैनलिंक oracles का उपयोग करने वाले उपयोगकर्ताओं के साथ एक भी नाम नहीं दे सकता है
>के साथ प्रूफ लिंक के साथ
>(dapp.com/dappradar/etherscan के प्रूफ लिंक के साथ)
>लिंकर्स: यह तेजी है!

>>16505173
https://github.com/4chan/4chan-API

If only you knew how far down the rabbit hole goes (cue that faggot leaf to ruin this thread)

>>16504897
>>16504897
>>16505175
>>16505129
>>16505158
>>16505123
You had two years

>>16505120
And for the slower anons I'll do the napkin math for 5.2 trillion in global insurance premiums paid. 5% to chainlink (SCs can easily replace 90% of their workforce/overhead...tomorrow) equals 742usd per link per year, 260 fully diluted.

Again expect things like decentralized/crowd (or community) funded insurance. Crop insurance for rice farming chinks and camel/cattle insurance for sand niggers. Weather/flood insurance in places that don't even have reliable electricity and shit, let alone a law structure to allow an insurance company to legally operate.

And again, the profits to switch will 5-10X current net (ignoring new competition and de-ins).

>>16505329
Based posts. Kevin O'Leary once said to never sell principal and only sell the interest. Will you do the same?

>>16505329
>eather/flood insurance in places that don't even have reliable electricity and shit, let alone a law structure to allow an insurance company to legally operate.
How would this work? Who is the insurer if a company cannot legally operate?

>>16505214

>>16505399
I mean in physical locations of shithole countries that don't have legal structure. If those street shitters have a village cellphone they can enter into a smart insurance contract to hedge their rice farming season.

Still technically in a legal gray area, but that's the beauty of smart contracts and being determanistically self enforceable.

That's just a bait usecase for your redditniggers that love that gay shit anyways...it's still just going to 5x minimum regular companies profits, in every sector that requires a human to fake work behind a desk/doing spreadsheets.

(By replacing aka firing those humans)

>>16505468
anon how do you see the next couple years playing out for link? is the team simply postponing staking to network for future usage?

>>16502599
Based and maniacpilled

>>16505386
That dude is a French Canadian potatonigger that dui killed 2 people and blamed his wife. Fucking leafs.

>NEVER
>FUCKING
>SELLING

Typescript is just a nice language based on Javascript... it's what a lot of developers are comfortable with. Even in your post it shows it's open source.

Amazon Web Services supports Typescript. That's one of Microsofts biggest competitors. What's that tell you?

>>16505505
Maybe. That would make sense. Bigboy knows what he's doing, and has a realistic chance at being a trillionaire. How careful is too careful with numbers like that on the line?

Slow and steady, one misstep or mistake can ruin this. But yeah, releasing steaking to have it fall flat would doom the project...but we can't have useage with it either. Stuck in a "what comes first, chicken or egg" paradox. But zoom out and wait just a bit longer, shits about to get real...or be real fucking hilarious when it implodes on us (fuck you huenigger scammer)

>ran outta fat girls, sorry.

>>16505567
Without it*

>>16505567
>be real fucking hilarious when it implodes on us (fuck you huenigger scammer)
what did he mean by this?

>>16505582

>>16505582
Tree niggers can't help themselves.

>>16505677
>>16505567
Did huenigger destroy Link's reputation for the short term?

>>16505683
Destroy is a bit dramatic. He's been dealt with.

>>16505683
This isn't a chinkcoin that operates solely on pnd hype, so no. Could've/should've been an easy 2-3x if done right...but maybe the idea was intentional sabotage for cheaper links.

>>16505690
stop doxxing cryptojuice

>>16502561
ETH -> $10k eventually
if LINK stays at current ETH value -> $140-ish
If LINK increases by 2x -> $240-ish
If LINK increases by 3x -> $420-ish

It's been a while marines.

>>16505743
Not till he commits an hero on live stream or leaves the internet forever. He thought it was a good idea to poke the autistic bear for some social media fame, now he has to live with the consequences, which is always dead. In a literal or figuratively sense, his decision

>>16504054

why, yes. this general idea is valid

so, serious guys with beards and PhDs at iohk.io are already into it.

imagine following plebs like sergay or vitalik

>>16506119
seriously has anyone survived 4chan fame without immediately diving nose-first into the loser phenotype

>>16504384

rewriting what? they have noting to rewrite lmao

Niggarachi

>>16502831
HNNNNNNGGGGGHHH DO NOT TEMPT ME LIKE THIS

>>16502685
underrated

>>16502695
>>16503284
>3/4's Ch*nese
>only other white guy looks extremely uncomfortable
totally legit

>>16502831
She looks like she fucks black guys. Literally built for it.

>>16504398
this is zoomers' last warning

>>16506228
The only one that comes to mind is Jim81Jim, but only because the new fag troll shielded himself with gullible idiots whenever he appeared

>>16506228
drunk anon and Assblaster are legends

>>16505690
Who is huenigger?

>>16502728
Fucking kek just spat my coffee out.

>>16502666
if it walks like a monkey , chimp out like a monkey then it must be a _____ ?

Wait.. they already changed languages once and now they are doing it again? No wonder it's taking so long to parse all the Jsons

>>16506228

>>16503264
https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/releases/tag/v3.7.3
https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/releases/tag/v3.7.2

hmm

>>16504398
>iohk.io
tl;dr

my link stays super stinky and ill be paying you 1 wink to wash my balls in 10 years

>>16504398
tl;dr

my link stays super stinky and ill be paying you 1 wink to wash my balls in 10 years

>>16502561
imagine thinking we're going below $2. Every dip below will be bought straight up, even if BTC dumps

This thread is full-on rebbit.

>>16503436
Why tf would he say that? A few months ago in Paris with Jordan, that guy said clearly Chainlink is building Swift oracle and use chainlink oracle. Wtf is going on?

>>16507518
No, he didn't.

>>16504827
Don’t listen to retards here
Typescript is the most common right now in industry

Means nothing
Chainlink to 5k IMO but this doesn’t mean shit

Lots of uneducated neets here

>>16507766
ok so there was nothing in this release related to link?
>>16507383

>>16507768
Not as far as i can see though im not used to reading that stuff.

>>16507768
someone ansfer

>>16507625
Fag
https://twitter.com/TheLinkMarine1/status/1174660947346169856?s=09

>>16507816
Yeah i know exactly what you'll have posted, the idle talk in a speech where he uses swift as an illustrative example as sergey has done with innumerable companies or the one where someone just says gpi link, which is an accurate phrase separate to chainlink.

Im bullish on link but sibos has come and past and swift themselves said its way off from this sort of thing during it.

>>16507383
I swear some of you are retards

>>16507836
Why would they keep Swift on their website then, that's ok, whatever makes you happy anon.

>>16502561
typescript is good for tests if i remember correctly, because it enforces types for javascript functions allowing you to have more specific tests, im pulling this out of my ass becayse i just happenee to see my coworkers do some typescript and they were talking about tests anyone to confirm?

>>16507931
Because we know they did a PoC with them. They also have google up and we now know it was a big query case as well.

>>16507874
why? coding isn't my profession, i wouldn't expect you to instantly understand the documentation i use without prior knowledge.

can confirm, it's happening. the synthetix ref contracts rolled out under a lot of noses, on time. no official announcements yet afaik. however someone found the incomplete visualizer pages earlier.... there may or may not be a conference call on Tuesday, I can't quite remember, or can I..mmmm? the media excitement will likely ensue short after. when I say short after, could be days or hours. information within the teams is compartmentalized.
>>16437885

>>16508028
Tripfags as usual. Put down a hard claim so i can screencap and laugh at you forcing you to once again change name.

>>16508028
>compartmentalized
its gonna have fuck all impact on price lets be honest

On January 1st, 2025, one (1) LINK token will be worth between $9,206.63 and $127,638.16. Screencap this.

>>16508028
Trip typo

>>16508028
This. Im so excited for you guys, quickly run to the bank and put another week's food in because by next week oh ho ho let's just say Christmas will come early. If only you knew.

>>16508009
Yeah but it’s mine
and I’m going to have to politely ask you retards to stop giving Chainlink a bad name because of your stupidity and lack of knowledge in the area

>>16508037
Synthetix and ampleforth using reference contracts for gold silver chf aud etc etc. visualizer pages releasing shortly, said this a few days ago here >>16437855.
You're too slow to cap son.
They are the first of the DEFi onslaught to use chainlinked reference data on mainnet.

>>16508102
Yeah we already know those are on the testnet bozo. Well done.

>>16508102
>>16437885 ffs phone

>>16508109
They're on mainnet NOW brainlet. You just haven't had a shiney Twitter post to spell it out for you.

>never gonna link it

>>16508137
I've seen the roptsen links

>>16503759
Get your glasses on son.
>>16507836
You know nothing.

Cap this and enjoy the next 30 days of linkmas you undeserving summer gentile.

>>16508183
https://aggregator-staging.surge.sh/mainnet/0x9aB9ee9a5Ac8AA4be93345877966b727777501b3
https://aggregator-staging.surge.sh/mainnet/0xa18e0bf319A1316984C9fc9abA850e2a915cce0e
https://aggregator-staging.surge.sh/mainnet/0xB405Aa39dcA6eCF18691Cd638A98C090c477DcF9
https://aggregator-staging.surge.sh/mainnet/0xF277717F64815b17aa687CcE701FA154185dB4D9
https://aggregator-staging.surge.sh/mainnet/0x8c4a5746d70c1aced6c3feb0915f59e3fabb18c3
https://aggregator-staging.surge.sh/mainnet/0x121dF6cFE2426e6C9ae1B273F2e38d0C362c03fa

>>16508183
And? testing on ropsten was weeks ago. Contracts are on mainnet now. Keep up.

>>16508183
https://twitter.com/ChainLinkGod/status/1203785299265908736

>>16508193
On a serious note do you think we will be top 10 EOY?

>>16508231
WatchMojo Top 10 Pump and Dumps of all time.

>>16502561
The absolute state of Link when a thread about another programming language conversion blows up like this.

>>16508193
I'm so fucking OVER THIS SHIT, WHY HAVEN't I OD'D ON HOPIUM YET. am i doing it wrong? fuck this shit, two years of wagecucking.

>>16508231
Despite what they are achieving, it seems it takes a Twitter post to move link. Quite sad really. I mean it doesn't matter to those who are getting paid for contributing to the Reference contracts. They're still making money hand over fist.

incoming ... chainlink rewrite in Haskell ...

End of year blog:

Sorry guys we have decided to rewrite the chainlink codebase to function on TempleOS. This way will box out glow nigga's and be closer to god

>>16507809
who is she

>>16508300
>Sorry guys we have decided to rewrite the chainlink codebase to function on TempleOS. This way will box out glow nigga's and be closer to god

if that happened i would market sell all my link and instantly rebuy just so i can go all in AGAIN on such insanely bullish news.

>>16502561
DELET KNOW

I needed this fix was having major hopium withdrawals thanks guys

>>16508300
Based

>>16508300
> can't bring himself to say nigger
Maybe the single biggest simp I've ever seen on /biz/

There were no gas chambers.

>>16508037
>https://www.cryptoninjas.net/2019/12/09/chainlink-powering-ampleforth-protocol-to-improve-upon-btc-as-a-reserve-currency/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

Here's the first ampleforth drop sonny mc'son shine. Prepare for the onslaught. And don't worry I don't need an apology from a linklet.

>>16508259
Cheer up fren. It's plain sailing from here on out.

>>16509733
any point in holding LP or should i just hold linkies?

Lol

>>16508201
Very nice

>>16509733
Godspeed

>>16508193
Are you excited for us though?

>>16509761
There will be many LP competitors, there is only one link. Stakingpools will saturate your newsfeed when the time comes, so there will be plenty of opportunities for the average holder to stake. Easy option is just cling on dearly to the biggest bag of link you can muster. I hold no LP.

>>16509808
Thanks fren

>>16509865
I am constantly excited knowing what I know. And wholeheartedly thrilled for each and every link pleb on here.

I just want to see double fucking digit link already

>>16509896
u find time to play SC2 anymore "bro"?

>>16508077
kys

>>16502695
waaaaay too many chinks

>>16509733
> ampleforth
Wowwwww now I can sleep well. All the breadcrumbs, they've all come true: MOAB, Ampleforth, Gravelcoin, Blocklords. This is making it. I trusted in the project and now all my roosters are coming home.

>>16502599
You are a MANIAC!

>>16502599
chekked

>>16509991
Yeah man. I really need to take profit. I regret the hubris of not selling 4 bucks

>>16507956
So just for a simple old poc they will keep associating their name together, come on now..

>>16511075
>Yeah man. I really need to take profit. I regret the hubris of not selling 4 bucks
>18 digits

>>16508201
Okay are we gonna fucking make it holy shit

>>16508201
>https://aggregator-staging.surge.sh/mainnet/0x121dF6cFE2426e6C9ae1B273F2e38d0C362c03fa

can someone explain the why gas costs aren't the same for every oracle?

>>16508201
YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO KEEP THIS PROJECT CONFINED TO JUST CRYPTO SCAMS, NOT CREATE TRUSTLESS CONTRACTS FOR FOREX WTFFFF!!!!

LINKIES DONT DESERVE THIS

>>16511622
>LINKIES DONT DESERVE THIS
nothing personal kid

>>16508193
nothing will be wong

>>16508201
Why can't I drag and drop this one? Was that feature focus-grouped out or something?

>>16511276
Selling new ATH will almost always be a good move. I'll hodl the shit out of at least 30k my friens

imagine being homeless because you bought stinklink

just bought another 500 when i really shouldn't have
fuck you all if this goes to shit

I’ll just add here since this thread keeps going:
I’ve also met a lot of the core team many times. They’re serious as fuck and there’s a reason they’re not active on social media anymore. They’re constantly on calls or doing something. They’re keeping their heads down and moving forward. It’s a bit interesting and very different than other crypto companies I hang around.

Have a few friends who interviewed for engineering positions at Chainlink and they left feeling really confident of the teams goals while they entered convos originally skeptical of what they’re trying to accomplish.

So the work is getting done. Also this Chainlink Community stuff is great because you all need to realize that they’re doing it for YOU. Yes you 4channers, you’re all over their meetups whether technical or not. They want us to talk about this shit to our nerd friends because any publicity is good publicity.

>>16512441
Just hire the first batch of shills again. Neverv again recruit from discords claiming to know "anon space" and being familiar with memes

>>16508264
This. Hype bois need their hype.

New tweet from Chainlink related to this recently convo in this thread. It’s like they knew you guys were talking about this or something...

>>16508201
dude

>>16512514
Nice, namefag

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDR-esbEGWg

>>16512514
Did you tell them? Are you them? Did you make this tweet?

>>16512514
creepy af drawing

Stinkies, go vote for your fucking coin, it just got out of the top 5 most shilled

http://coinshill.com

This thread will die for this

>>16512991
Why?

>>16508201
I'm sitting here with a shit eating grin. It feels like Christmas morning when I was a kid

>>16513290
Totally.

>>16513290

>>16513350
this isn't an FTM thread why are you posting their team

I'm about to clear my first 1mm of real estate before my 30th birthday. ama also even post number cheggum.

>>16513568
self kek