/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17575722
The cope about this from nolinkers just gets funnier

>gee, I wonder which decentralized oracle network will feed data to Basedline

>>17575722

>>17575722
>>17575740
It’s fascinating to see fud getting weaker and weaker as time passes

>>17575722
Chainlink is now part of the baseline DNA.
Do you not understand the implications of this?

>>17575740
I'm not even sure if nolinkers are this stupid or if its still linkers just weird fudding

>>17575757
Checkef

>>17575743

It’s gonna be a hit now that they can finally integrate the price of ETH and Flight Information on the blockchain. Slow clap for linkies in this one.

Why are you retards arguing writing is on the wall for 2 years all you need is eth and link.

>The public still thinks Ethereum is a scam
>The public have no idea wtf Chainlink is
>Fucking ethereum OGs still think link is scam
>The crypto "investors" still think BSV will take over as the de-facto smart contract platform
We are all going to be so rich

>>17575722
Man I remember when FUD was actually scary and smart. These days it's all retards posting shit they don't understand and saying "Told you stupid stinkies". I miss actually being scared and contemplating selling.

>>17575740
>microsoft
>google
>amazon
nah baseline. kek

>>17575757
Based kekmix

I don't quite get this news...does it mean Microsoft and EY are integrating Chainlink? Or is this just a collaboration to work on another project?

>>17575827
The public don't need to know what Chainlink is. I have no idea how differential gears work but I can drive my car. Same with Chainlink; it'll be used in transactions that the public don't know or care about but will benefit from.

>>17576032
How will we reach 1k eoy then? We need normies to buy!

>>17576004
>>17576051
Lurk for at least three months before posting here.

>>17575722
Its using a coin: Ethereum
No ICO and no shittoken is a good sign. This scamming fad had to die out eventually.

>>17575765
Yes, Chainlink has become the literal who in this project.
See you at three fiddy, or maybe even 35c

>>17576051
you're new. and from reddit.

normies aren't supposed to use CL. it's an enterprise and oracle facing token.

but you're a retard
pretending to be one of us
if you were one of us
you would know this

>>17576141
Nice spacing

>>17576176
thanks fag

>>17575827
People still buy BSV? I figured it was one guy samefagging on here trying to shill his bags.

>>17576141
You have to go back

>>17576051
Wrong. Kys and lurk moar.

I’m sick of newlinkers making claim about link when they know literally nothing about it.

>>17575743
ah NULINK

next question?

>>17576176
the idea of "reddit spacing" being a thing is a fucking abortion driven by insecure redditers.
go die

>>17576119
$1.15

buy ckb.

>>17576451
anons complained about brainless double line breaks before reddit even existed

>>17576119
$1.15 at best.

buy ckb

>>17575722
Yeah bro, LINK node operators are totally going to service millions of calls and receive 0 LINK tokens! Just like in the white paper! Shit my street sirs thank you many moons

>>17576176
Yes let's just type everything in one gigantic block of text. That's readable.

>>17575743
Unibright and MakerDAO obviously. Link degrades to 3rd tier shitcoin

>>17575722
Anybody saying this is a nothingburger either doesn't know enough about what Chainlink is trying to achieve, or doesn't understand what they just read. Or both.
This announcement is a big fucking deal. Pretty much from the outset, Sergey has been working to make blockchain technology a viable solution for massive level enterprises. This announcement is the most realistic result we've seen so far that is in line with that vision of enterprise level adoption.

Enterprises have issues with the following:
- Blockchain negative "crypto" stigma
- Poor integration with existing infrastructure
- The cost of implementing new replacement tech
- The transparency inherent to the blockchain tech
- Cost of transactions if implemented to the point of being used thousands of times a day

What they like:
- The ultra-secure nature of decentralization
- The accuracy and accessibility of the data (in a secure environment)
- The capacity for secure automation

By creating the solution as an end-to-end middleware, this tackles a number of their issues at once, and Chainlink's work with Threshold Signatures and Mixicles helps solve the issues of price and privacy, respectively.
This is the first tangible product out there for Enterprise adoption, which is what we need to moon.

>>17575840
This

I think we're in the eye of the storm so to speak

>>17577353
It's incredibly difficult to fud something that is being integrated by swift, google, oracle and now ey and microsoft.

>>17577473
Yup. I think Google was the eye-opener for me. I was buying shitcoins since 2017 and been on 4chan since childhood but just couldn't accept that anything that wild would happen like /biz/ said it would.

When I read the google article I was still laying in bed (just woke up at noon ofc) and immediately switched apps + market bought. Since then been buying dips etc. It's the real deal, no stopping it now

>>17577524
I'm glad you found your way back

>>17577524
You fucking coon.

>>17577537
saved

>>17577562
Good God, you must be so excited for me