/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16774041
>Purchased 35btc worth of LINK for a multi-year play.

BULLSHIT FAGGOT I DON'T BELIEVE YOU

I have 1k linkies, it is literally dumping lmao.

>>16774041
lmfao another larper so you can buy his bags. Don't listen to this retard. Link and the whole market will keep dumping.

>>16774059
JELLY BELLY.
How's SNX working out?

>>16774041
Can you say what you just said but this time in plain English?

>>16774041
Very based anon

>>16774041
So what? Go ahead and put another 250k into Link. If you were early into BTC you wouldn't even be here.

>>16774156
Buy link

>tfw your corn will never breakout into the daily ichi for a crab unless it passes the spring kumo first

Proofs or larp on that 35btc buy lmao

Wow people are seething at the thought of someone having 35 btc worth of link. Imagine coming here to fud and you don't even have 10 btc worth of link

>>16774156
You’re on a crypto trading board at least learn basic TA terminology you lazy nigger

>>16774511
This board is all 2019 summerfags with $1k to their name

>>16774041
Is low volume always an indicator of shakeout? I’m trying to get better at identifying a shakeout in comparison to something that will just continue to bleed. Any advice? Thanks.

link is unironically going to 32 cents
even ops chart shows it starting lol

>>16774041
screenshot the buy

>>16774586
>t. Pajeet with no TA understanding

OG Bitcoiners are now lurking /biz/ for credible info.
It seems like some of you shills had begun to post on bitcointalks, and some of our chat circles started to take notice.

LINK has been on my personal radar after the Coinbase announcement, but our circles was advised to stay patient.

>>16774661
Ok now you're really sounding larpy. You need to go to larp academy, bro. This is amateur

>>16774433
>So what? Go ahead and put another 250k into Link. If you were early into BTC you wouldn't even be here.

You wouldn't believe me, but I am very active in this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=375643.0

JELLY BELLY

>>16774674
>Ok now you're really sounding larpy. You need to go to larp academy, bro. This is amateur
Come again? Not familiar with your in-culture slang.

>>16774433
>If you were early into BTC you wouldn't even be here
this

>>16774041
link to $20 in 2020

>>16774693
SCREENSHOT YOUR ORDERS PAJEET

>>16774661
let me tell you the beauty of biz. we only believe people who have proof. if you dont post proof anyone can make a thread like yours. please go back to redit if you want to larp.

>>16774693
He thinks youre a pretender basically, and bad at it as well.

When will your friends join in?

>>16774740
fud

>>16774553
>>16774661
Is there any chance you could answer my TA question? Don’t argue with these 16 year old assholes.

>>16774772
Most discussions are becoming more serious after Vitalik confirmed output capabilities via Loopring+Chainlink. It effectively renders the bitcoin smart contract attempts at the Lightning Network obsolete.

I'm personally bullish now and have skin in the game, but I need more knowledgeable people on Chainlink to speak and discuss with the Bitcointalk folks. I am only one man. I need help over there to spread the LINK Gospel to my Bitcoin brethren. Most have a maximalist bent.

Consider yourselves warned.

>>16774511

Was thinking that lol. I'm just under 15 btc. Stuck in lieutenant colonel forever lol

Listen:

If you want to shill, don't shill on /biz/. Nearly every lurker here has a bag of LINK it seems. More promising waters over in Bitcointalks. I regularly chat with Bitcoiners who brag about their 5K btc stacks. Those folks have nothing to lose throwing a few hundred bitcoin on LINK as if its lunch money.

>>16774835

Yeah this fag is a larper. "Circles" and "warnings". Also youre a normie larper as coinbase waa the thing that brought you in.

Brb getting all my "krypto knowledge" off of frontpage reddit and bitcointalk lmao.

Dat skunkhash algorithm am i rite OP?

>>16774921
What's with the hostility? It would serve you well and me with my new 25btc stack of LINK to shill on bitcointalk.

Chainlink is promising tech. It has legit potential, and 2020 looks special. LINK can easily 20x my bitcoin allocation.

15% of my bitcoin has been deployed to LINK. Take from that what you will.

>>16774951
>https://www.coindesk.com/digital-asset-goes-open-source-as-firm-eyes-closer-ties-with-hyperledger
Blockchain startup Digital Asset is open sourcing its Digital Asset Modelling Language (DAML)
>https://www.coindesk.com/digital-assets-smart-contract-language-now-works-on-hyperledger-blockchains
Enterprise blockchain firm Digital Asset is integrating its smart contract modeling language into the Hyperledger Sawtooth framework
>https://daml.com/
>http://hub.digitalasset.com/blog/daml-wins-best-overall-solution-at-barclays-derivhack-london
>https://www.creativeservices.barclays/ehome/barclays-derivhack/?source=post_page---------------------------
Judges in London were selected from Barclays (Lee Braine Chief Technology Office), ISDA (Clive Ansell, Head of Market Infrastructure and Technology), JP Morgan, HSBC (Karen Everingham, Global Head of Fixed Income, Derivatives and Collateral Services), UBS (Ian Cusden, Technical Architect — Distributed Ledger Technologies), as well as REGnosys (Jim Wang, Senior Engineer) and universities (Andrei Kirilenko, Director of the Centre for Global Finance and Technology, Imperial College Business School and Christopher D. Clack, Senior Lecturer, University College London and Joint Field Chief Editor, Frontiers in Blockchain).
>https://www.globalbankingandfinance.com/smart-contracts-and-a-future-of-financial-operations/
>https://medium.com/swlh/chainlink-decentralized-network-of-oracles-6844ff96f47f

>ChainLink team has won a competitive bidding process to develop a Proof-of-Concept with SWIFT
*they* fronted the bill to get a prototype in front of SWIFT
>For the PoC, SmartContract’s oracle was used to move interest rates from each of the five participating financial institutions, Barclays, BNP Paribas, Fidelity, Societe Generale and Santander, into ChainLink’s Market Rate Smart Contract
*they* offered up their help to Chainlink to produce the prototype

Another day, another larp emerges

>>16774951
https://youtu.be/2p7d9_S9D0M
Christopher Clack also name drops "oracles" twice during this talk he gave. look how much the LINK price pumped around October 7 2019 when this talk was posted to YouTube

Christopher Clack also cowrote this paper which is hosted on the ISDA website in their expanding smart contract section
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1904.01461.pdf
https://www.isda.org/2019/10/16/isda-smart-contracts/

so tldr we hit bottom and now link goes green?
i lost some grand on a shitcoin and i need it back

>>16774916
excellent larp good friend. excellent. expect link to drop off here back to the 1.80s

>>16774988
>excellent larp good friend. excellent. expect link to drop off here back to the 1.80s

I think you're missing the point. The chart for LINK looks ripe. I have skin in the game. And I am basically letting you guys in on how to immediately 20x the performance of LINK.

Bitcointalk is the goldmine.

>>16774916
Now that would be juicy

What made you buy - just the TA?

>>16774951
You dont understand. We dont want anybody to buy Link. Only 4channers are allowed to buy. No outsiders.

>>16775004
how many SVs you holding dear?
the answer will determine your credibility. choose wisely.

>>16775061
>Now that would be juicy
>What made you buy - just the TA?
The TA, first. Afterwards, I thought to myself what could spearhead a massive move on the LINK price.

I remember some of the discussions on Bitcointalks about Ethereum. Ether shills infiltrated our board in full force and gave tangible and great insight into the upside of the tech. Shortly after, a bitcoin whale spammed reddit with pro-ether messages on Reddit. Ether was off to the races afterwards.

>>16775004
here's all they'll need

https://imgur.com/a/HS9hIfr - Connections & Breadcrumbs

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

https://imgur.com/a/GnW0DmO - Over 1.4k Chainlink Memes

>>16774511
This. Pic related

>>16775126
>here's all they'll need
>https://imgur.com/a/HS9hIfr - Connections & Breadcrumbs
>https://imgur.com/a/bklfSCi - Positive & Bullish Thoughts
>https://imgur.com/a/GnW0DmO - Over 1.4k Chainlink Memes
This is awesome.

Would love it if 20 of us could share the memes and insights throughout Bitcointalks. LINK would practically 5x overnight.

>>16775004
You have to understand that a lot of Chainlink holders on this board are as devout if not more so than OG bitcoiners are about btc. Many people here have spent years fudding Link all over twitter and Reddit just so the normies wouldn't get in. The cat has only recently been let out of the bag and as a result this mindset has started to fade. However, if you want someone to shill Chainlink, your best bet is probably some of the bigger twitter accounts. They'll take the undertaking seriously, we won't.

>"early btc" traders coming in to buy my 15 ct bags
Good on you, fag.

>>16775170
>ou have to understand that a lot of Chainlink holders on this board are as devout if not more so than OG bitcoiners are about btc. Many people here have spent years fudding Link all over twitter and Reddit just so the normies wouldn't get in. The cat has only recently been let out of the bag and as a result this mindset has started to fade. However, if you want someone to shill Chainlink, your best bet is probably some of the bigger twitter accounts. They'll take the undertaking seriously, we won't.
How do we start this? I still believe Bitcointalk is a great addition for outreach. It is the sole reason Ether shot up from $.75 in Dec 2015 to $4 in Feb '16.

>>16775170
This man is true. A lot of the proselytization occurs on Chainlink Twitter. Here's a list of names to start with:

@Crypto___Oracle
@ChainLinkGod
@ChainlinkP

bump

>>16775188
stop talking out of your asshole and screenshot those buy order

>>16775088
>he disrespects the vishnu
>he ignores earth colored ID and dubs of schwarma
confirmed LARP and not holder of BitCoin.

>>16775247
ever heard of opsec? last I want to hear of some spook later tracking me down from the exchange and time of purchase to accuse me of pumping the price. which effectively what I am advocating should half you hair brains shill where the true crypto money hangs out.

Say it with me again:

BITCOINTALK

>>16775004
>buys link at $2
>has the nerve to tell link holders who bought link early at under twenty cents that bitcointalk is the goldmine
good larping here. still waiting for screenshots mr.btc

>>16775188
pointless thread- we don't need others to pump the price. Any true marine with an ico stack knows price will reflect network usage and adoption.

>>16775270
>confirmed LARP and not holder of BitCoin.
that's not my post ID

>>16775164
>LINK would practically 5x overnight.
yes I'm sure OG bitcoiners will fomo into anything that's up more than 20%, you just outed yourself as a pajeet larper, fuck off

>>16774041
>Corn is touching the bottom of the kumo cloud on daily Ichi
>so might crab for a bit
I'd like a cheeseburger and some large fries with that.

>>16774951
You need to fuck off back to (((bitcointalk))) and never return

>>16774041
Gimme gimme chicken tendies,

Be they crispy or from Wendys.

Spend my hard-earned good-boy points,

on Kid's Meal ball pit burger joints.

Mummy lifts me to the car,

To find me tendies near and far.

Enjoy my tasty tendie treats,

in comfy big boy booster seats.

McDonald's, Hardee's, Popeye's, Cane's,

But of my tendies none remains.

She tries to make me take a nappy,

But sleeping doesn't make me happy.

Tendies are the only food,

That puts me in the napping mood.

I'll scream and shout and make a fuss,

I'll scratch, I'll bite, I'll even cuss!

Tendies are my heart's desire,

Fueled by raging, hungry fire.

Mummy sobs and wails and cries,

But tears aren't tendies, nugs or fries.

My good-boy points were fairly earned,

To buy the tendies that I've yearned.

But there's no tendies on my plate!

Did mummy think that I'd just ate?

"TENDIES TENDIES GET THEM NOW,

YOU FAT, UNGRATEFUL, SLUGGISH SOW!"

I screech while hurling into her eyes,

My foul-smell bowel-dwelling diaper surprise.

For she who is pooped on is she who remembers:

Never forget my chicken tenders.

>>16774041
Did you know about ChainLink before the Vitalik Loopring thing? What made you decide to hop in now? Do you hold any other shitcoins or are you 85% btc 85%LINK?

>>16775275
here at biz we believe im truth not talking out of assholes. go back to your little "goldmine" forum. sorry there no usernames here must be hard for you. also you talk like a 40 year boomer. fucking faggot post those buy orders. opsec has nothing to do with screenshots retard.

>>16775302
15% LINK, 70% Bitcoin, 15% Ether.

>>16775289
I was directing your attention to my post sir. Now spill your knowledge of satoshis vision.

>>16775188
>>16775193
Seconding Crypto___Oracle and ChainLinkGod. They are both very technically adept and would probably take the time to do it. Some of the screenshots posted above might also help but you would obviously only need 4-5 of the most poignant of them to begin with.

>>16774693
cringe
>>16774757
>>16774772
cringe for falling for obvious bait

>>16775322

For some of the best analysis on Chainlink start here.

https://medium.com/@The_Crypto_Oracle

Try to go in order. Its some of the best reads about Chainlink and its potential.

Also another one of my favorite reads about the value captured within the middle layer of the blockchain stack.


https://venturebeat.com/2019/01/26/blockchain-in-2019-will-be-all-about-the-middle-layer-protocol/amp/

>>16775330

I second this

https://twitter.com/ChainLinkGod

https://twitter.com/Crypto___Oracle

>>16774553
Not always, sometimes low volume is due to disinterest in the product itself or a lull in the action.
It’s important to notice the variables surrounding a product. With link the lack of news can mean low volume, until it doesn’t.
That’s where you have a fickle metric and one of the biggest reason swing linkers get shaken out.

>>16775323
>>16775309
pay no mind to this little retard sir, we cannot control our rabid dogs.
please share knowledge of BSV

Also, great analyst update work from crypto spong3 at exploring.link/eoy2019.php

>>16775302
>Did you know about ChainLink before the Vitalik Loopring thing? What made you decide to hop in now?
Heard about LINK in passing some years ago and practically ignored it. Sometime in mid-June of last year, I heard about it and its overnight rise but didn't care too much. Loopring's capabilities with Chainlink are a game-changer. We've been waiting for YEARS for the Lightning Network to get off the ground but its been mostly technical in-fighting.

It's amazing the progress Chainlink has done to solidify the use of the blockchain in the incumbent systems, and I think 2020 is the year most of the Bitcoin OGs will see the warning lights to grab a bag or more. It's too obvious. I saw the same "lightbulb" moment happen with Ethereum when it became clear Ethereum has better programming functionality compared to the limited scripting ability of Bitcoin.

I have tons of friends who are talented programmers and they absolutely abhorred the pain of bitcoin programming.

>>16774041
>tfw paid 6btc for 50btc worth of link at current prices

>>16775417
>Also, great analyst update work from crypto spong3 at exploring.link/eoy2019.php
hadn't see this. thanks.

>>16775429
Out of curiousity, would you say there is a certain amount of frustration within the bitcointalk community with regards to the somewhat stagnant developments in btc?

>>16775277
Shut the fuck up faggot. You act as if buying LINK at $2 isn’t still a great price. Just because you sit on this shithole board every day beating off to anime and bragging about your 5k neet stack doesn’t make you smarter than a BTC whale that rolled up at $2 and bought in with 100x your life savings. He still has more LINK than you ever will.

>>16775322
checked and OP is right. thank you OP for this rare quality thread here.

>>16775543
>would you say there is a certain amount of frustration within the bitcointalk community with regards to the somewhat stagnant developments in btc?
the frustration largely subsided after '17 since the central argument to bitcoin primary use case was made apparent: bitcoin is a store of value and that the success of other projects does not take away from bitcoin.

But, of course, there are others similar to me who are looking for an opportunity outside of bitcoin for an alpha opportunity and that's what I see with Chainlink. Sure, there are some smug posters in this thread who may have enjoyed a 7x on LINK, but I have been around the block or two and so I see a similar pattern on Ethereum as I did with Bitcoin when it hovered near $40 or so. I can't time the exact moment LINK shall rise, but a few years time for a prospective 20x or more is fine. I've done this before.

>>16775164

>>16774835
no shit smart contracts where never going to take off on BTC that's why eth was created in the first place and if your circles where told to "hold off" and be patient then your getting duped so you don't pump the price for real people in the know to accumulate, KYS and you'd want to hope your a larper or your giving OGs a bad name

>>16775730
>checked and OP is right. thank you OP for this rare quality thread here.
No problem. I am finished with this thread. You'll find the advice on infiltrating bitcointalk highly advantageous for all LINK hodlers. As a collective, bitcointalk is where /biz/ can be in a few years or less.

I'll chime in on developments on how to better communicate with bitcointalk after I notice more chatter on Chainlink there from you all.

>>16776067
And they’re strong holders right? The more of it we can get out of circulation the better, doubly so pre staking. I wager a lot of those guys have massive stacks to swing around? I want to further deny reddit any opportunities.

>>16774951
listen faggot. This rocket is going to take off with or with out you and every other bitcoin faggot. WE dont need your money for short term gains

>>16776067
give me a link to a good bitcointalk thread. i was on btctalk since 2016 but so many shit threads killed my interest to search for something interesting there.

>>16774041
Ok so was this you then or what?

>>16776130
>give me a link to a good bitcointalk thread. i was on btctalk since 2016 but so many shit threads killed my interest to search for something interesting there.

This was the thread that actually piqued my interest recently. It was a quiet thread, but a few of the guys in the thread with 400+ posts shared it in some of our other private channels and that really set me off.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5211238.0

>>16775278
And here I thought there weren’t any of us left. Good to see you big dog.

>>16775278
This. We don’t need speculation pumps from spoon fed whales. Pumps= $700k dumps + salt from the bag holders that get dumped on. Which results in this board being blanketed by FUD.

Hi future me, don't spend all your gains on cars!

>>16775301

>>16776293
I hope this is a joke.

>>16776879
>I hope this is a joke
Several guys in that thread have at least 2,000 bitcoin. Check their bitcointalk history.

>>16775571
AHHAHAHA LOOK HOW BITTER THIS FAGGOT IS. AWWW CALM DOWN LITTLE GUY. ENJOY YOUR 2X!

>>16776936
Well they can do their own research then I guess. It will happen without them anyway.

https://blog.goodaudience.com/chainlink-the-missing-piece-to-the-god-protocol-fd455dde92ab

http://exploring.link/eoy2019.php

>>16774041
>believe me bro i'm not a larp
>/biz/ is starting to get on our radar after link got posted on cuckbase
>we were advised inside our circle to wait
chose one, either you're a larping faggot, or you're an npc faggot who follows his circle's advice and don't think for yourself, if I were you I'd larp about being a larp since the second option makes you a literal npc...
also you got lucky with bitcoin but you're just a brainlet, you bought link at 2$ after it was shilled for 2 fucking years, and you will sell probably at loss as soon as your "circle" tells you to... you have no understanding of the power of the memes and thus will remain a plebian forever

>>16777407
For whatever reason, you sound jealous. Ok, I get it, I literally have followed the highest performing asset of the decade and have only begun to take serious the highest performing asset of '19 merely because my multi-millionaire buddies have secretly shared the thread around and I got super curious. Mind you, many of these guys are deca-millionaires, and prior to their wealth worked primarily in cybersecurity, hedge fund work, and advisory services. Yeah, I guess I should just ignore their opinion.

Since you haven't made it life yet, I'll do you a solid:

You are the people you communicate with most about money. Their habits rub off on you.

>>16776293
A link thread without the pajeets, Jesus that was nice to read

>>16777886

>>16777886
>>16778526

>>16777886
hey OP, solid thread.

I am a BTC holder since 2011 and am now 85% in LINK.

I wrote a somewhat famous pasta that has been shared around, and the smarter and more broad minded people on btctalk would probably get a kick out of it (have no idea where to find the good discussions on there these days).

The pasta that I speak of is dubbed ‘Welcome to the trust market’ after its closing line.