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>>19351662
>Hay spidermom! I posted again!

>>19351789
>defending this

>>19351789
Omg is that real lol

>>19351662
its unironically over

>>19351789
That's a man.

>>19351662

oh god fucking damnit

>we thought it was sergei who would betray us, but it was actually karen

>>19351662
I want to fucking end it

>>19351931
No. That's a boy

>>19351969
I actually think it may be a cat upon further inspection.

>>19351931
>>19351969
>>19352083
It's a cat playing a man disguised as another cat

>>19351789

>>19352717
omg is this real?

>>19352717
Holy shit, my cat does that too

There won’t be “another Chainlink” because the circumstances that gave rise to it are unique. Chainlink yielded great profit for those who got in early, and though it still has a way to go before it reaches an absolute top, at current valuation it’s essentially a stablecoin. The $1000 EOY memes have taken on religious significance and there are many who would shill LINK at current prices, as if naive new buyers will see comparable gains to the old timers. This is a farce. There will however be similar opportunities for investment.
In this thread I’m making the case for Kleros (PNK)

Kleros is a dispute resolution platform, adored by Vitalik and backed by Colin Rule of Tyler Technologies, previously director of dispute resolution for ebay and paypal. Unlike the countless other projects littering the board, Kleros has a working product you can use to make money RIGHT NOW.
PNK tokens are staked, and jurors are picked from the pool of stakers. Voting in cases is easy and the anonymous nature of the selection process makes conspiring with other jurors impossible. You don’t see what other folks are selecting. You must therefore vote with your own intuition and common sense. This will naturally create a fairer system as the financial incentives for winning a case compel people to vote in the interest of public consensus. Winning Jurors are awarded ETH while the losers forfeit a small percentage of their staked PNK.

>>19353191
The aim is not what fudders would misrepresent it as - to make traditional criminal courts obsolete - we all know murder cases won’t be handled by NEETs and Pajeets, but that is fundamentally missing the point. Think how inefficient dispute resolution layers for online businesses usually are. And think of the potential application for small claims courts or civic dispute matters where the case is more grey than black and white.
The potential use cases are endless, we could see browser integration for disputing “fake news” articles and so on

Chainlink’s oracles will handle objective data, figures from the real world, but Kleros will handle the subjective human element.
At under 10mm, it’s the lowest market cap oracle project.