/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19914251
The bloo cube.

>>19914251
I. want to fuckig cry man we should all be making itbht fuck man this token will never pump bro fuckinv mfick man

>>19914281
more time to accumulate bro

>>19914261
yessir

>>19914251
CHAINnnNNnNnn
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Where’s the announcement? This definitely uses Chainlink.

>>19914439
>The platform provides next-generation marketplace capabilities spanning the transaction lifecycle to facilitate the frictionless exchange of assets, services and information across various types of market ecosystems and machine-to-machine transactions, including, but not limited, to standard financial assets, tokenized assets, credit card receivables, loyalty points, real estate, insurance contracts, gaming and wagering and more. The already established universal marketplace services, which includes matching, risk management and market surveillance, will be accessible on the platform.

>Complementing the rollout out the Marketplace Services Platform, Nasdaq is now offering its Digital Assets Suite. The suite of services, which is both DLT-agnostic and multi-cloud, is designed specifically to support the transaction lifecycle of digital assets and tokenized markets leveraging DLT technology to facilitate issuance of the asset through matching, custody, delivery and payment.

No mentions of Chainlink by name, but there really is no way CL couldn't be involved

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>>19914727
has there been any confirmation of R3 giving up on their in-house oracle? everything points to them using chainlink, but something concrete would be nice

>>19914251
So clcg is a scam. I feel bad for timo

>>19914898
They’ll bend, eventually all will bend to the blue cube. If china gave up than they must have given up. They don’t have the infrastructure for good oracles like CL via arbitrum and TEE.

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>>19914898
doing gods work anons.

thank you for feeding me all of these breadcrumbs. i truly dont deserve it. if it werent for you all i never would have seen the light years ago.

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>>19914997
I second this.

Based

>>19914898
It is almost impossible to conceive of any possible in-house oracle that could come close to competing with the feature richness and versatility of Chainlink.
It would be like Corda building an in-house horse and cart to race against Chainlink's lambo. It doesn't even make sense.

>>19917123
nice analogy. chainlinked is the feature-maxxed lambo. mixicles, TCFs, random number generation, and arbitum have all come out within the last year, and will all contribute massively to the project in ways that the original breadcrumbers couldn't have even hoped for. i'm excited

>>19917496
why is arbitrum so under stated, I looked into that shit and I was like hot fucking damn that going to fuck up everything, just took out all the value of ETH.

>>19917517
because it's backend tech, not anything flashy. just like chainlink. it takes a decent amount of mental effort to understand the implications, but once you do you realize how impactful this is all going to be