/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>21095711
What are the technical details of the coffee cup standard?

When is staking if you’ve followed the pivotal, and what amount do you hold?

>>21095763
It's a low effort joke made by bored biz anons to pass the time
As the price goes up the meme becomes recursive in that the price of link now dictates the cost of coffee

Why does my dad touch me at night

>>21095763
link price feeds the coffeground industry and is worth more than kopi luwak coffee ground sacks.

you need to research the most expensive coffee grounds, and the cheapest coffee grounds. and get market average and it is pegged to link.

What will $LINK be at EOM, EOY, and in 2 years?

>>21095868
>>21095763
0.00001 Link is a cup of coffee

>>21095884

$12, $25, $1000

>>21095763
if you want to hear about the chink nail salon and the dell in the bathroom, and the meth junkies with needles, let me know.

>>21095884
infinity dollars after singularity

>>21095711
> unknown outside of biz?
Are you completely mental????
So you really think biz members are worth 3 billion dollars?
Think before you post

>>21095711
>meme free
>>21095828
>OP actually delivers

>>21095884
$81,000 EOY 2021

>>21095815
To be clear I am not an insider so guessing from the public facing statements Sergey has made as well as the public facing statments of offchain labs: Arbitrum rollups (the ones that need ETH prints, not AnyTrust) are under audit by trailofbits. Once that completes Arbitrum (which requires staking) will be available for deployment on link nodes.
I would guess end of q3 early q4, to coincide with oracle's blockchain platform integration.
I would also guess that the first application of those rollups would be the now gas intensive price reference oracles as those can be temporarily duplicated to ensure everything works well.
I hold enough that I'm in the process of selling about 20% of my stack and transitioning out of my job.

>>21095763
To add to this: What is the standard cup of coffee we're comparing it to? With milk or without? A latte? Cold brew? Cappuccino? What size? Are there a selection of milks or just regular cow juice? Are the beans single origin? Arabica or Robusta? Does Sergey drink coffee, or does he just order big mac meals and drinks the drink that comes with them?

>>21095988
My ID and dubs demand a reply

>>21095711
>And outside of biz the project is still unknown.
I speak a language that literally 630k other people speak and I can find a Youtuber in that language shilling LINK.
It's a top 10 coin, the days of it being undiscovered are long gone.

>>21095849
Get help
>>21095868
See how the meme is now recursive?
>>21095884
I'd previously given guesses with very wide confidence intervals that people didn't really like
This is an emerging market with an asset with zero validated valuation metrics
The only thing I can guarantee is volatility
>>21095929
If you lined up the 50 most informed biztards most of them wouldn't be able to explain the biggest value points of link eg contract flow dominance, rollups vs anytrust etc.
We are earlier than you can possibly imagine
>>21095948
I always deliver
>>21095953
This sounds truly insane, however if you take the abosolute best case scenario, where Link becomes the backbone of global B2B value transaction AND takes over the derivatives industry, it's not outside of the realm of possibility.

>>21095711
what do you think about aave and yearn.finance

Can someone post some of the old 2017 pasta's?

>>21095711
>pic
this world is so fucking retarded

>>21096104
For not buying some link you mean?

>>21095711
flipping some for $ERG.
http://www.sergeytoken.com/

>>21096089
Bunch of 4channers tried to force it as /ourcoin
I am a Muslim man and must admit that pregnant Sergey really turns me on

>>21095711
Is it true that Sergey glows in the dark?

>>21096034
Fair enough. It's just more memes.
That said the BigMac is now and forever blessed food.
>>21096050
There is a large difference between people having heard the name and understanding the project and value proposition
That difference is the difference between holding for x % gains and never selling because you know what you hold represents proportional ownership of the highest revenue parts of the global economy
That's the difference between making a little bit of money and making it
>>21096087
I think they are decent early applications of the low cost trust of decentralized networks
The reason I have a hard time with them as investments is that their models can be replicated and they don't have an intrinsic monopoly
>>21096089
Don't worry they're coming
>>21096104
It's amazing how clear it is in retrospect
Just like Microsoft, Amazon, Google

>>21095888
no ones checking the trips of truth???

>>21096233
>holding for x % gains and never selling because you know what you hold represents proportional ownership of the highest revenue parts of the global economy

If this is what you believe, why do you plan on selling 20% of your stack? Would it not be better to hold forever and earn staking gains?

>>21096233
when do you think staking is going live what % of your stack are u willing to risk to put into staking

>>21096233
How much link do you need to run MN anyways?

>>21096164
Fuck off scammer
You deserve the worst
>>21096167
Two decent old pastas, the former was used with surprising efficacy to sour reddit on the project
>>21096185
This meme is a reference to an eclectic internet personality who coded a Bible based operating system that nobody used. He definitely had his demons but also called out people nobody else would so the internet loves him. The reference to glowing in the dark was a saying of his for law enforcement agents. So no, Sergey definitely does not glow. If you read his old posts on quora he is very much an opportunity egalitarian.
The perfect person to democratize trust services.

>>21096334
>very much an opportunity egalitarian
There have been rumors that Sergey is a patsy and Chainlink is actually a deep state project with very important backing...do you think this holds any credence?

>>21095711
Can you explain the background to the "nothing burger" meme

sir u need $AST

>>21096286
He already said he’s doing it so he can quit his job, which is a pretty based reason

>>21095711
can you post your favorite CL meme?

>>21095973
congrats on leaving waging

>>21096286
There is a strong time dependence in the value of money
If I had an investment that guaranteed 500% yearly returns but you were only allowed to sell on the day of your death it would be at the same time the world's best investment and one that nobody would buy.

For me the freedom of leaving a job I don't like now is worth a 20% loss in forward gains. If Link is what I think it is, the difference will be meaningless
If I am wrong then I have at least secured some profits
>>21096312
I answered this above as a guess: late Q3 or early q4 of this year. I think it depends on external audits which are slower than the team (ironically just like mainnet)
I'll put whatever percentage I can stake through highly reputable node operators like linkpool. I would guess early on that will be less than 5% of my stack because I'm not a systems admin and have to rely on those kinds of services, which will be in high demand.
>>21096313
There are no masternodes
There are two revenue streams per link node:
Default passive for all nodes: WRF, DECO, Arbitrum, cross chain operations etc.
Node specific data: prices, API access etc.

The latter will obviously be much more valuable than the former, but there's enough value here to really make everyone rich

>>21096089
I saw Sergey Nazarov at Burning Man last week. He was wearing his blue lucky T-shirt unbuttoned, a pair of butterfly wings, and literally nothing else. I was taken aback at the size of the guy (seriously hung), but anyways I introduced myself and said I was a big fan of his work and was interested to know what he was doing out here. He took a while to respond, I think he was stoned or coming off some acid or something but then he giggled “I am here for alternative networking. I just got kicked out of the google tent so I am exploring the possibilities of decentralizing my presence on the playa.” He was obviously out here to have a good time but then I thought back to my link stack, which I had to sell half of to buy my ticket to the burn and got a little ticked off. I asked aren’t you supposed to be working? Isn’t main net supposedly right around the corner? And he said “supposedly, main net is made of cheese” and that was the final straw and in my mind I decided to go back to camp, get on binance on my iphone and dump my link. I politely wished him a good burn and went to leave as he mumbled something about checking out the “orgy tent” which was “permissionless.” What did he mean by this?

>>21096334
>for law enforcement agents.
cia aren't law enforcement, brainlet. what's more they were terrorizing and manipulating him.

>>21095711
Hello anon. I understand CL's value case and hold a modest stack, but I have difficulty seeing a marketcap supporting a price of several hundred dollars in the time frame other anons constantly spout - is there really genuine basis to consider widespread adoption, as well as widespread investment in crypto generally (both of which I see as necessary for CL to meet its potential) comes in the next couple years?

How will the team supply / node operator incentives 60% of the supply get distributed without killing the market?

>>21096089
I'm a Muslim man but I have to admit that pregnant Sergey really turns me on. I keep fantasizing about putting my seed inside him and watching new life grow... We get married, he gives birth, and we raise that baby under the blessings of Allah. I want to hold hands with Sergey, and looking into his eyes say 'I love you.' I think of myself taking our son to his first day at school, watching that strong and masculine boy develop amazing computer skills like his dad.

Sergey would be the ideal partner for any man wishing to start a family. His great genes give him a combination of assertiveness, strength, and intelligence. If Sergey is able to get pregnant, he has to have a uterus; if he has a uterus, he can only be a woman in the eyes of Allah. ALLAHU AKHBAR!!!

>>21096463
>which is a pretty based reason
If Chainlink is as big as this anon states then it is a pretty short sighted reason, but more power to him.

>>21095973
>I'm in the process of selling about 20% of my stack and transitioning out of my job.

Congrats anon, seems comfy, just do not crash the price, sell slowly, the worst fear now is to see something like -30% correction

>>21095711
I have a question since you seem legit, link at 10 dollars or pnk? I’m not a trader and can afford to wait a couple years.

>>21096430
When Sergey admitted to belief in extraterrestrial life, a known psyop, I took that as evidence in favor of this theory, but not conclusively.

>>21096481
>If I had an investment that guaranteed 500% yearly returns but you were only allowed to sell on the day of your death it would be at the same time the world's best investment and one that nobody would buy.

When do you believe Chainlink will reach evaluations of 4 figures and above? Within the next 5 years?

>>21095711
is 3k enough to make it?

>>21095711
Who will be the first big use case who requires serious collateral?

>>21096549
Not really, like he just said, time value of money. If I could choose between exiting wage slaving at 25 and 40 million dollars or exiting at 30 and 50 million I’m taking the first option every single time.

I saw Sergey Nazarov while visiting Auschwitz yesterday. Every time the tour guide started to talk about the camp he would interrupt by yawning really loudly and shout "Boring! Get to the good parts!" - I don't think he was even tired. When we got to the gas chamber he screamed "Fake, there were no gas chambers! The Soviets built this after the war" and then started mimicking a Jew suffocating on Zyklon B.

After the tour he walked straight up to me and said "they deserved it anyway", and praised the Nazis for their "decentralized" camp system, but they could have used an oracle to "improve the process." He then stood on a podium and informed everyone that Jews were "vermin" and that he had made it his mission to destroy the "Judeo-Bolshevic World Order."

Later that day the staff found pictures of the Chainlink logo stapled everywhere.

Even later they realized he stole most of shoes and striped pyjamas left by the gassing victims from the display. CCTV caught him walking around Salesforce HQ in the pyjamas pretending to be a ghost.

I can't believe anyone would buy a coin made by this guy.

>>21095711
>And outside of biz the project is still unknown.
this is fuckin outrageous claim, we all over twitter, crypto news websites, this is not 2018 and LINK at 20 cents with zero product.

we have a mass adoption in crypto space, basically a standard of oracle technology.

the only thing is missing atm is real world adoption, staking which is for some reason delayed as fuck as we passed 1 year after mainnet.

other than that, we are shining in top10 of crypto, and what's next is a big IF.

not only for LINK but for crypto in general.

>>21095711
When are you selling everything and why is Band clearly the superior oracle solution?

I was at the fireside chat this week. At one point Tom called Sergey a sandwich fucker. He even accused Sergey of eating the sandwiches after busting loads into them. There was an intense bit of silence while Sergey glared. Beads of sweat formed on his forehead immediately, and his face was flush. He forced a chuckle into the microphone. Then he walked off stage and just out of the room where there was a magazine rack. He was still in full view of everyone through a window. He starts taking these magazines, two and three at a time, and just tearing them to shreds. Sometimes he would pick one up, and try to twist and tear the whole thing at once, but fail, so then he would start ripping out individual pages. He was facing away from everyone, so we couldn't see his facial expressions. This went on for two minutes at least. At this point I thought he was totally screwed, and that he had just ruined the reputation of chainlink in one fell swoop. However, he turned around and walked back into the room. He looked completely rejuvinated and full of vigor again. He proceeded to completely btfo Tom in every way, acting as if nothing out of the ordinary had happened. Afterwards, he even did a little q&a session after Tom left due to being frustrated from the btfo. Janitorial services were picking up the mess of shredded magazines at this point, and the only acknowledgement Sergey ever made to the mess was when one of the older janitors fell over while leaning to pick up the pieces. He sort of covered his hand with his mouth, clearly holding back laughter. It was bizarre, but with genius comes inevitable personality quirks.

Has the oracle problem been solved yet

"KIKE NIGGER JEWS AGAIN!" Sergey roared stomping into his office decorated to look suspiciously like the Cayman Islands.
"What's the problem this time?" inquired Adelyn looking up from her wet dictionary with a jaded glance.
Rory and Thomas stood over in the corner by the coffee machine. Rory shrugged his shoulders, Thomas rolled his eyes and mouthed "not again" to Rory. Rory, not wanting to get involved in yet another morning 'incident', thought of his wife's son and all they had built together.
"Well..." Sergey began before staring into space for a solid 42 seconds. The others had grown accustomed to this inevitable delay and waited patiently.
"The media, in all their wisdom, cannot see the value of smart contracts; but flippantly share BLM bullcrap". “It’s like a torrent of shit published minute by minute hour by hour!” Rory and Thomas kept their poker faces while Adelyn blew a big bubble of blue HubbaBubba, seemingly immune to the rhetoric, possibly because she was an Asian woman on loan from the Chinese state department.
"And, what's worst," Sergey continued jumping up and down, his fat violently oozing, his chubby arms flailing wide around, "that Microsoft dude is coming today and I'm just not in the mood to talk about "how much I care about BLM"” Sergey fingered the air overemphasizing the quotes and the problem.
"Aww just focus on your oracles sweetie" said Adelyn cooing, "that's what he's come for. Try and stay focused!"
"yeah focused and 1keoy" thought Sergey. Out loud he said with a wink "You're right my little spelling bee, everyone come over here for a group huddle"
Rory and Thomas looked over at each other and sighed in unison and Adelyn complied with a ‘white people walking past you grimace’ expression on her face.
Each put their hands into the center, "One Two Three, We Just Win" they shouted together smiling the Smart Contract mandated smile

>>21095988
The big one

>>21096611
Checked
And op already stated in terms of people understanding what they’re actually investing in which he’s right about. Most of the money in link now is speculation which is why it’s so insanely volatile.

>>21096481
Based answer anon

I was at eth denver the other day and I went to the bathroom to take a dump. Midway through this guy starts talking to me about smart contracts from the next stall. At first I didn't respond because I thought he was on the phone but then he knocked on my stall and repeated the question. I said "umm not really" but he just kept talking about psd2 and sibos and iso20022. I said okay thanks for the information (trying to be polite). Then he asked if I wanted a t-shirt and pushed it under the stall. I said umm no thanks but he kept insisting. When I tried to flush and got up to leave he was pounding at the door yelling something about big macs and 1k eoy. I couldn't leave and had to call the police before I could leave the stall. After the police dragged this official member of the Chainlink team away I opened the stall door and saw feces spread all over the door. There were massive hand and foot prints of shit everywhere. About a dozen shitty chainlink shirts were on the ground and I had to step over them to leave. Wtf guys is this normal for chainlink?

How the fuck can it ever pass eth? It'll probably never will right?

>>21096791
>-2/10 dont come back to my class

After Adelyn failed the spelling bee she was disowned by her family for committing a grave Chinese sin. Her father told her that he no longer had a daughter and the entire family turned their back on her. Distraught with nowhere to turn she headed back to campus her place of shame. It began raining then, silver streaks that hid her tears as she struggled to stay warm.
Sergey found her there at the library clutching a wet dictionary just trying to keep warm while memorizing the words. Sergey spoke to her in soft words that warmed her heart. Although Adelyn didn't know Sergey very well. He didn't look like a scammer; he just looked like a thin nerd that meant no harm.
Sergey saved her that day and brought her to a place where spelling doesn't matter. A place where people do as they please without worrying about knowing anything about the problems of the world.
And that place, frens, is ChainlInk, a new land of opportunity where problems that really don't exist are being solved. Adelyn says Sergey is a modern day Wittgenstein and orcales are his problem. Adelyn is not sure what an oracle is or why it's needed or even if it's needed but she still keeps that same dictionary on her bookshelf to remind her of that faithful first encounter with Sergey. The dictionary is faded and torn and really isn't much help but it still brings her warmth and that's what's most important.

>>21096481
Is coinbase a good enough wallet to buy and hold link?

>>21096770
for now we are feeding prices of crypto into contracts, with network up and running and product tested, audited and without any fuckups.

just because we were here 2018 doesnt mean people buying in today dont understand shit of possibilites of LINK today.

we got first movers advantages because we are autistic, just like Chainlink got first mover advantage on oracles.

we are the Chainlink of Chainlink, but i dont underestimate my opponents in this crypto game.

to summarize, OP is wrong, and statement if false as fuck. dont get caught believing you are elite, because the bigger they are the harder they fall. be humble you little twat

>>21095711
Why are there so many chainlink memes?
Not even Bitcoin and Ethereum together have that many memes.
What makes chainlink so good for memes?

>>21096951
Take your own fucking advice nigger, I’m humble enough to admit even I don’t know everything about link. Dunning Kruger still applies to autists.

>>21095711
Why is my pee pee getting stiff?

>>21095711
Why do you need your own token instead of just running on ETH?

>>21097032
then we are on the same page, and dont call me names

How do you guys know chainlink technology won’t just get used without chainlink

>>21097032
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 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 partnerships came from the event and the coin dumped back to below ico prices and created 1000's of bagholder anons.

Now during the alt bear market lots of anons and took advantage of this and fudded this coin to all the late money and newfags that bought in January 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 KSM) 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.

VROOM! VROOM!

Sergey's Dad zips through traffic and does a screeching handbrake 180 into the parking lot all the while revving the engine. He then spins the car around once more as he hits the clutch and proceeds to hop out of the vehicle, vertical doors and all and tosses the cigarette to the ground, "Son! It's so good to see you, I just want to thank you and your "investors" for the car."

Sergey beams as smile back and scratches his beard, "you know what they say Dad", he chuckles, "you only raise money from the three Fs; fools, family and friends."

His Dad bursts into laughter and slaps his back as they begin walking along to the temporary Chainlink offices in downtown San Francisco. "But son, what will they say when you're spending so much money?"

"Well, I'm not spending the money" his son sheepishly grins. "The company is, based in the Caymen's, it's outside of US jurisdiction. We just vaccum up the money and drop it there, then we'll just keep piping it to you under your names so if they investigate me, they won't find anything. In fact, I haven't bought myself anything new, I still wear the same shirt day after day." He lifts up his jacket and the familiar plaid shirt is there.

"I see" his Father nods. "But you'll have to show, these i-investors, hahaha" he barely contains himself then wipes away a tear as he keeps laughing. "These investors, they'll want to see something."

"Easy. We hire temporary shills, well basically market promoters all across Asia and North America to keep marketing our token, it's an ever expanding market." And then, he pauses, "as for progress, we set-up some real easy APIs quoting prices and keep drawing out the timeline, so it looks like work is being done but it's not. We show up to some conferences and we never open up any offical offices, moving from here to there so that if anyone does come and knock, they'll see a bunch of wires everywhere and some weird programmers in the corner."

>>21095988
>IKek’d
>dubs
Nice

>>21097171
His Dad wears an expression of approval and almost admiration. "You know in Russia, everything was about scheming and scamming. I almost got sent to the gulag for scamming the entire village outside of Leningrad. Ahh those were the days..."

"I know Dad, but things are different now. America is easy. They're fat pigs begging to be ripped off..."

His Dad responds worringly, "but then the market will respond. If you're not actually doing work what will you do when rumors or "FUD" as you call it spreads?"

"This... is the best part Dad. I found a kleptomatic internet culture, essentially an entire internet board of people to parade around our token and market it for us. When people doubt us, they just say, "didn't read, never selling." They... actually belive it! They just keep spouting off "never selling!" They actually believe it Dad! Best of all, I convinced these idiots that this token was never meant for them and it was built for business to business scaling. That they were never supposed to discover it in the first place."

"Mhm... the same guys you talked to, to give them low prices on the ICO and hold the token so that they could spread it and reap in profits."

"Well, yeah Dad, that's how good scams work, you cut the profit a little bit each way so that everyone benefits. I even messaged the moderators and admins, they're called "jannies" and got them to look sideways for all the paid shilling and corruption, to spread the token further. Things are looking great Dad, I tell ya"

"Hmh, of course, now let's get some lobster and steak."

"You betcha, I already had three today. But first, let me show you where we operate. We're in San Francisco to convince these dumb neets that we're in tech capital and attend different shows. These- thes-these hahaha, these morons... sorry, they promote our tokens through so called "organic groups" hosting their own events. I swear, this is a carnie level of theatricalism."

>>21096430
No, especially since you can see the entirety of the deployed network's source code
>>21096440
It's a phrase used famously by Van Jones to describe the russia trump investigation
Means something that's hyped up and then is revealed to be air
Some anons have used it to refer to anon-generated rumors about Sergey presentations that end up being the same slide deck they've already seen.
>>21096461
Shoo shoo
>>21096463
In terms of actual value it's pretty high
>>21096471
Not sure if it counts but my fav was the reddit thread where an anon posted a wall of text about chainlink being a scam and that he met Chad'o'fork and then a redditor asks him what to invest in and he says chainlink- i just made all that up.
I don't have the cap or link though
>>21096475
Thanks, soon we will all be free
>>21096482
This is a meme that frequently mutates as to where they meet Sergey and what he says/does, with him always being a dick
>>21096508
OK
>>21096533
This depends on which valuation metric you choose and the rate of adoption
You can think of each Link as being worth x number of transactions with that number increasing as link price increases with increasing adoption
You can think of Link as proportional ownership of the world's monetizable data, with that data total increasing as more groups plug into the network
You can think of Link as entrance to a network that allows large firms to cut a large portion of their back office costs; the price being dictated by how much value this competitive advantage is worth

All result in big numbers that are directly (or quadratically) proportional to the number of network participants
>>21096540
They are currently spending it to incentivize the network. 300mm of that stack is for the project's funders to have permanent access to the network for their use. The team also owns a large stack.
Their current performance with respect to these assets has been solid and fair, I wouldn't expect anything else going forward.

>>21097226
They arrive in the offices, Sergey flings his coat and throws it in the corner. "Pick it up wagie!"

"Yes Master" a kowtow employee humblly slinks off to pick it up.

"You should've seen the guy who tweeted that dumbass MOAB token tweet, I nearly beat his ass." Just then, Sergey's phone rings, "yes, yes... yes... no..."

"What was that about?"

"The guys from gravel coin called me asking for free link, I told them to buy it off binance."

"Binance"

"It's a chink exchange that I network with. They help handle the money laundering. We sell tokens over the counter from wallets we recycled from the ICO."

"This is much- much too complicated for me son."

"It's simple. Before we ICO'ed I made some threads and recruited some guys. I then fudded other tokens and paid Indians to promote it over the internet. We had the ICO then recycled funds back into it to make it pump. Theoretically we sold 35% but it was probably closer to half, maybe even a quarter, I don't remember the numbers."

"Ah, the classic distraction. Like a magician you lure your targets away from the trick."

"Exactly. By making it seem highly in-demand and creating false group-think, we made it seem many more people buying than they actually were. Then we needed money, we contacted the exchange, shuffled the tokens through there and got the funds. In exchange they got discounted prices and we made money."

"I see... and Google?"

"Same process. Bribe the devs with tokens, assure them a pump will happen then we contacted Coinbase and told them if we got a major company to mention us they would list us. Hey! Hey, give me the big mac, now god damn it!"

An employee scurries to hand Sergey a big mac, unwrapped and ready.

>>21097059
OP if you're still here, I'd like to know the meme-free answer to that question

>>21097264
"But Sergey, we are going to go to the restau-"

"Nonsense. I eat at all times and do what I want, hey, blow."

An employee scurries over the Sergey and his Father with a mirror loaded with glistening white lines and two shot glasses.

"Ah, classic Russian snack. Don't mind if I do" he says as he picks up a small cut straw. A loud and an almost snorting sound comes from Sergey's Father as he tilts his head back and comically begins to swallow. "Good shit. Nostrovia!"

"Nostrovia." They gulp down the shots and smash them on the ground. "Pick it up wagie! Anyway, let me give you a tour." They proceed to walk around the cramped offices.

"So when are you going to pull the plug?"

"Well the money machine just keeps going. To be honest, I don't even know what the fuck oracles are."

"Here's what I don't understand. If it's a good making machine, there's sure to be Jews and Russians and sometimes both in the mix."

"Oh they are. Chinks too. There's this twinked out meth-head named Vitalik. He blew me off because he saw through me and he refused bribes because he has his own scam going."

"The guy you're developing for?"

"Well... it's complicated. I promised investors, hahaha, I love saying that word. Investors... anyways, I promsied them something something, derivatives, basically data would go through us for a stock exchange."

"Why?"

"Because, they're stupid. Just connect big words together. Blockchain agnostic. Smart contract oracles. Decentralized node protocols. And bam you have money!"

"Huh, let me try... mhmm... Real time node operators..."

"Hahaha, you got it Pops! It's easy."

>>21096967
Many years of pain
The self Fud
The self belief
There was hardly anyone bar pink wojacks and LINK on this board from Feb 2018 until the end of that year
What else could we do
Not like we could have sex!

>>21097289
They turn a sharp corner and Sergey angrily slaps the back of the head of one of his employees. "God damn it Rory."

"What, what did I do" he stammers out.

"Nothing. Fuck you, that's what." Both Sergey and his Father burst into laughter as they turn another corner, "This is my office, just a black telephone and a oneahole to blow off steam and... of course" He opens up a closet and there in pristine condition are thirty different shirts, all of the same type.

"The classic Steve Jobs. Son, I am impressed. You've learned big business so well, I only wish your Grandfather was here to see you. He would be so proud how you've milked these internet losers for money."

"NEETs, Dad, they're called NEETs. And I couldn't have done it without your backing."

"Ah, I see your philosophy degree is hung up here."

"Yeah, they made fun of me for it, but I can't help but think it helps me out-think the Fudders. Every time they almost catch us and every time we cover it up."

"And your exit plan."

"Russia of course. They won't extradite."

"Well, you've raised so much damn money... is there a chance to actuallly of pulling it off?"

"Not a chance. There is zero need for a token, you know I thought about it for a while but most of these protocols could be funded just as progress goes along. I picked something intentionally easy to obsfucate but also very easy to develop, but just added a layer of decentralization to make it extra hard."

"Why? Why not just deliver oracles?"

"Because they're fucking useless Dad. Like tarot cards or any other indicator, you just need an API to connect. All we're doing is technically setting up a layer for people to create their own APIs to act as a node to deliver data."

"Ahh, yes data... yes certainly Data is a great scam, but it's old no?"

"Of course, "big data, data is the new oil, yada, yada", but just throw a token on there and the word decentralization and bam! You have big money."

>>21097059
need erc677 with transfer and call function to interact with contracts IIRC

>>21097324
Unironically missed out on .17 cent link because I was having some of the best sex of my life at this time. Girl turned out to be a psychopath naturally but I don't regret it since I understand the value of pussy a lot more now (it's damn good but still massively overvalued at least in America)

>>21095711
whats your view on LINK's competitors? shit like BAND TRB DOS are all oracles that have been performing extremely well recently. Do you think its possible that they will outperform LINK?

>>21095953
this is fud

>>21095711
Anon. I unironically have $100k to buy ny freedom with. Please without memery should I just buy chainlink and sit on it? I have savings for emergencies already and no debt

>>21097252
It is my pleasure anon
$1000EOY
Good thread

>>21095711
What would happen if the price of Link plummeted in the time between a contract initiating and its fulfilment? If the Link value is supposed to collateralise the value of the contract, there wouldn't then be enough Link staked in the contract to cover this?

>>21097252
>Promises meme free responses
>Posts a reddit meme

>>21097492
Not OP but I'd unironically do it and will do it if I end up with an inheritance at any point in the next year. I already inherited a decent sum of money once before (200k) back in 2010, never invested or did anything with it, lived frugally so it lasted me a decade but I could have been set for life.

>>21097324
>Many years of pain
The memes came hard even right in the beginning and it only got more intense over time but the high energy memes were a thing from the start.
Bitcoin didnt have this despite having its early beginnings here too.

>>21096548
This is the full pregnant Sergey muslim man pasta
>>21096549
See the reply about the time dependence of money
the most +EV way of investing is to buy and hold forever, never realizing any gains
There is a reason nobody does this
>>21096551
My thoughts exactly. The portion I sell with respect to the daily volume is nothing for this exact reason.
>>21096558
Link plus strong hands
>>21096570
I think you're reading too much into this
>>21096576
When the following happens:
- Link is usable through legacy enterprise software stacks
AND
- You see legacy banks, software companies etc offering smart contract based products to consumers
When that happens depends on a lot of non smartcontract partners, so your guess is as good as mine
>>21096583
With strong hands
>>21096588
Ironically I would guess that price reference oracles from legacy data providers with the link payments running over L2 (likely arbitrum)
Those are a goldmine at current and will continue to be as the user base grows
>>21096600
Checked. Totally agree.
>>21096606
Another iteration of this meme
>>21096611
Again, you're missing the point completely
Read the above replies about this topic
>>21096625
Never. It's not.
>>21096677
And another one
>>21096702
Not completely, but the building blocks are all in place
>>21096728
This one is the pol/biz hybrid version
>>21096770
Exactly
>>21096785
Hey thanks
>>21096791
Steve doesn't get enough love around here. He is a genius.
>>21096816
Link is in the process of taking over eth's main value proposition
I personally believe link being #1 in terms of overall market cap (above even BTC) is not a question of if but when
>>21096922
Another one
>>21096938
Coinbase is pretty damn secure. There are large downsides to this security in that they can lock your funds like a traditional bank. If you hold any political opinions that are anything but party line Democrat I would recommend against keeping any major value on US crypto exchanges.

>>21097252
Can you tell us your thoughts on the prospective SWIFT integration with Oracle/Chainlink and how the use of oracles will relate to ISO20022?

When do you think Chainlink will reach and stay in the top 5?

Why are large companies such as Deutsche Telecoms now coming out the bag to run nodes?

>>21097592
Unbelievably based, thx for your time

>t block 478

>>21097592
Why aren't you answering mine?>>21097059
>>21097273

>>21096951
You just unintentionally proved my point. You actually don't understand why chainlink has such a powerful value prop. Thank you.
>>21096967
Initially there weren't many and there were lots of threads of frantic digging. Once people realized they'd made a good decision and all there was to do was wait, they did what people do to pass the time: joke and bullshit.
>>21097032
Yep, this.
>>21097054
Perhaps you're a pregnant muslim man?
>>21097059
Two reasons: initially the transfer and call erc 677 function
More importantly you aren't beholden to a development team that is now two years behind scaling their project with no actual timeline to complete scaling
>>21097060
If you can't take being called names, you don't deserve to make it
>>21097108
Chainlink owns the monopoly to the key inputs and outputs to a smartcontract economy.
You can clone the networks, you can't clone the high quality data providers, the legally required bank payments and the proprietary tech APIs.
>>21097111
Same as above
>>21097171
>>21097226
Can't say I've seen this pasta before
>>21097264
>>21097289
>>21097329

>>21097324
Deep

>>21097273
See above

Arbitrum does not have a token of significant funding. They therefore stand to monetise the immense value of their protocol through Arbitrum-enabled Chainlink nodes (that function as mini-EVMs).

How are Arbitrum comfortable with this arrangement - i .e. do you think they have been given a significant amount of tokens? The implications are immense.

>>21097492

Do it. It has so much upside potential. 300 billion marketcap in a few years top5 token.

Can noobs still get in on this?

>>21097851
What part of 1k EOY is unclear?

>>21097875
If we're talking value based purely on memes, why buy link for 1k eoy when you can buy XRP for 2k eoy?

>>21097875
Nice.
Imma take a week to learn about stocks n shit and then get in on this.

Would buying it now be a bad idea?

>>21097851
There is still money to be made.

>>21097915
lurk asshat

>>21097907
1k EOY hasn't been plucked from the air.

XRP literally cannot go to 2k EOY.

>>21095711
Thoughts on LP stakes? Do you hold any? How much compared to your link portfolio?

Also, you linkies digust me. You're so deluded you don't realize that link is nothing more than a simple Jason Parser that could be written in javascript in a few minutes. it doesn't even need a token. Speaking of tokens, link being more than $1 defeats the entire fucking purpose of the coin. How can you be this oblivious?

What real world use does link even have? Have you ever thought beyond the memes and the charts and really considered it? Nobody uses smart contracts because nobody wants to get involved in white supremacist internet funny money. Banks aren't going to adopt it because they make money off of things taking forever, and normies don't know any better.

And that's not even talking about the 'team', which is literally two people. They haven't even hired anyone. Did you miss all of the reports of Sergey fucking prostitutes and eating cheeseburgers after the ICO was finished? Hope you got your $32MM worth, retards.

This is also all completely ignoring the fact that link is just an ERC20 token. What other token has made it past, say, $2? Can you name a single one? Exactly, no, you cant.

Even Vitalik says it's not worth $32MM. Are you going to disagree with the autistic genius money skelly? Of course he understands the value of oracles, that's why he's going to include it in the next ETH update (cap this). Why the fuck would he leave something like this to a no-name shitcoin? Use your fucking brain manlets.

This is also all completely ignoring the fact that Ripple (XRP) will effectively put bank supercomputers in every major city, completely removing any use LINK ever may have had. If you believe in oracles, great, why not pick a project that has an actual fucking future?

OH LOOK, IT'S CRASHING AGAIN, SURPRISE. Fucking deluded stinky linkies. Market sell your shit now and thank me later.

>>21095711
New to crypto, so forgive me.
I understand how bitcoin is essentially a digital commodity and miners create circulation.
But with these altcoins I don’t understand how they come into circulation.
Are they also mined or are they released to the market after the underlying technology is being used?

>The patient talks about going to the moon with Lamborghini cars and says a skeleton made from money is helping him
>He also keeps mentioning two names; Wojak a Polish name and Pajeet, and Indian name. We think those are his imaginary friends
>The patient is also obsessed about whales and apparently wants to become one some day.
>day 3
>Patient has successfully been put into a deep hypnotic state
>Patient repeatedly uttered the names sergey and snimen
>Patient became increasingly irritated upon being asked if they were more of his imaginary friends
>Claimed that they were gods, and that a spirit named kek, in the form of a frog, appears to him
>Patient then repeatedly whispered "77777..." and began to violently convulse
>Upon waking patient up, his only words were "link $1000 eoy"
>Diagnosis: inconclusive; possible signs of schizophrenia due to social isolation; patient shows similarity with cult followers
> First sign of progress perhaps.
> Subject is fond of lesson of positive thinking, especially collective positive thinking.
> Other patients talk about something called link
> we observe repetitive behavioral patterns, mostly obsessive shouting of digits and stories about Russian philosopher unbeknownst to me and colleagues. They refuse to talk about the mysterious Russian.
> 1k EOY pattern is becoming more prevalent
> Some subjects are defecating in the hallway, calling it "FUD on purpose" others shout Indian slurs at them.
> We need to increase medication doses
>Patient does well during lunch hour - really likes the chicken tenders (or as he calls them, tendies)
>Patient does not do well with socializing after lunch, says "Fuck normies" and goes to his own table
>Progress is being seen every day but one mention of the future causes spasms and mutterings of "Singularity is upon us" which results in manic episodes
>Night time routine is non-existent. Patient simply wears headphones and falls asleep in chair every night

>>21095711
Reddit's cryptocucks will grow strong in anger. Hope they will start to realize how cucked their website is.

>>21097795
Have you done any applications of metcalfes law re:valuations?

>>21098021
>day 5
>Patient persists in his delusions
>His ramblings have apparently begun to become quite popular among some of the more vulnerable patients on the ward
>Patient expresses belief in meme magic and wishes to prove it through the use of "collective memetic energies"
>Curiously, the dice have gone missing from all board games found in common room
>Graffiti has started appearing on the walls; mostly 7s coupled with some sort of abstract mathematical square and the number 1000; artist appears to be someone with the initials E.O.Y. however no matching patients can be found on the database
>Patient has been spotted in the garden trying to catch frogs; staff have been forced to release captured frogs back into the wild, to patients great dismay
>Recommended course of action: increase dosage, reduce his exposure to other patients

>>21097962
It unironically was, it's always been 1K eoy - in 2018, in 2019, and now in 2020.
XRP has a use-case and ecosystem that essentially guarantees 2k at some point, if not this year.

>>21098064
> day 7
> patient's dosage increased to 1500mg's
> patient appears to have developed some kind of savant ability to convert USD to the real time price of the Indian Rupee
> he constantly mumbles something along the lines of 'gonna make it' but I'm unsure of it's reference
> patient was visibly upset with last nights dinner of curry and rice, said he wanted a roast instead, although he pronounced it 'roastie'.
> further examination of patients state will continue.

I never got mine answered :(

>>21098083
eoy is a meme, 1k is not
the question is do you have iron hands. I'm comfy until about 2025, I'll admit I'm gonna start to get antsy by then

>>21098083
EOY is meme, the price isn't/

Learn about Marketcaps.

>>21098095
>day 9
>upon showing patient a chart of his increasing dosage, patient entered a stage of agitation
>patient mentioned a new imaginary friend named Teahey
>patient describes watching cartoons with his fictional friend, specifically "The Simpsons"
>patient manifests both euphoria and dread when relating his cartoon watching experiences
>suggest investigating sexual angle in patient, strong similarities with My Little Pony cases

>>21097360
This was the original justification
In the irony of life ETH did such a shitty development job that link had to engineer their scaling solution for them thus making their original purpose null and reinforcing why they needed to be chain agnostic and not beholden to ETH
>>21097414
In general if a girl is good at sex right off the bat you're dealing with a person you should have sex with once and never again
>>21097417
I think they're doing the best they can with inferior teams, inferior connections and a poorer understanding of the fundamental problems
>>21097460
That's a stretch
>>21097492
Yes
Buy and don't sell for at least three years
>>21097508
There it is
Thanks anon, saved
>>21097521
A few options for this:
dynamic collateralization contracts (which are easily written with a smart contract stack)
or
a simple requirement for some kind of over-collateralization both parties are OK with
>>21097523
Right
>>21097541
It's a pandemic
>>21097543
Sounds like you could benefit from your own revenue stream
>>21097588
Memes are smart people plus time and effort
>>21097597
I wish I could find a good insider to leak on this, but all I really think is:
GPI is corda
GPI link is corda payments and link cross chain plus smart contracts
That mix doesn't make sense until link is freed up for large volume transactions by AnyTrust (not arbitrum rollups) but rollups will be a good gateway drug to get people used to putting large value on link
Once swift says "we use link and here's how" link will be top three
DT runs a node for the same reason literally everyone else will: they currently print money and if you have important proprietary data like them it will be a money volcano
>>21097684
Thank anon
Jealous I wasn't in the ICO
>>21097736
I did, twice

You mentioned you’ve given price predictions with varying confidence intervals to others’ dismay. Regardless, can you do that for us now?

You also mentioned how uninformed /biz/ is despite investing in LINK. I am one of those. I hold 10k link. What is contract flow dominance? What does rollups vs antitrust mean?

>>21098136
> just to clarify from my last notes about patient
> his agitation after seeing his increased dosage resulted in him screaming something about the moon and leading to a violent attack against his Indian friend.
> perhaps his lack of ability to read charts caused the episode and so I will make a note to show him his dosages in writing next time.

>>21095849
Because you're so sexy anon. I'd touch you too

>>21098191
> Patient redraws bedside vital function charts of other patients. Screams when confronted about it and calls it "technical analysis".
> Video of Russian television anchor attacked by drunkard is oddly popular. Interestingly, the delusion symptoms seen in the video are similar to those of patients.
> Incoherent ramblings about "oracles"continue. Symptoms are clearly worsening. Patients worship deity named Assblaster.
Their idol of worship was identified as Sergey Nazarov. Our former patient.
> Recommended course of action : proceed to electroconvulsive therapy

>>21098135
>Market caps
>Applicable to crypto
Kek, no wonder you're in link

>>21098152
Thanks :)

>>21098232
>day 14
>electroconvulsive therapy has yielded strange results
>patient now believes he is an 'oracle' of sorts and refuses to take any pills except those that are red in color
>the rest of the patients grew increasingly agitated at the removal of patient x from the general populace
>after 2 days of electroconvulsive therapy they refused to speak to anyone but him, claiming that we simply wouldn't be able to understand them
>all efforts failed; patient was reintroduced
>the others immediately began to crowd around him and whisper "we're gonna make it" as he handed out some sort of modified dice to them
>patient claims to be the only one to interpret some sort of "smart contract" that the staff have apparently signed with the inmates
>recommended course of action: entertain patients delusion to retain status quo until Dr. Bog arrives to clean up this mess

>>21098235
>market caps
>meaningless in crypto
ultimate kek

>>21096073
Aww... come on just give one widdle guess for EOY price, pretty please with sugar on top?
I’ll even go first, 20-30 dollarinos.

>>21098391
Yeh I'd like an eoy prediction, too
PREDICTION, PREDICTION, PREDICTION! (everyone join in)

>>21098152
>DT runs a node
Such a great larp and then fucking it up with fake news. T-Systems-mms is just a Digital marketing contractor of T-Systems, a subsidiary of DT. Link shills, always fucking it up on the last mile. 2.8 by eod

>>21098391
If it continues on its current development/adoption path - 15-40

If development/adoption falter - 1-10

>>21098152
I make 10k+ a month "working" from home now so I'm semi-comfy, but also kind of stuck and the job isn't at all stable or reliable (or legal). Fortunately it allows me to build a 10k link stack still whereas many nulinkers are priced out of even a suicide stack. I actually would like to be one of those that never sells to see how insanely high we can go but what I'll probably do is just accumulate as much as I can sub $50, and sell everything up to 10k at $1k dollars (if I can get to 12-13k, that's 2-3 million, enough that I can move and live comfortably while still sitting on a 10k stack).

>>21097795
>monopoly
so, essentially it's centralized? centralized oracle network?

>>21098485
Nah we'll be above xrp eoy at $95

>>21095711
What are the semi legitimate arguments from the shills who call is a PnD?

>>21098152
>Memes are smart people plus time and effort
Sure but how come Bitcoin or Ethereum didnt have that?
Both were first discovered by 4chan too but it never was as intense as the Chainlink meme magic.

>>21098588
>Both were first discovered by 4chan too
wasted Adolf dubs, stupid zoomer

>>21098152
To your point on SWIFT timing - the latest information on AnyTrust posted in the Reddit scaling bake-off contest is that it will be in production in 2021. Does that mean you think 2021 is a reasonable estimate for SWIFT integration?

>>21098537

You’ll be gobbling these nuts eoy

>>21098466
Nice FUD. Do you realise large companies don’t let their subsidiaries make such moves without appropriate governance sign-off? Reputational risk.

>>21098668
>many billions of dollars
>hard 5 gf

Money can’t buy taste huh

>>21098720
Guy is an autist
He either chooses her or pays for a hotter one
He made the right choice imo

>>21097592
>with strong hands
I've got 3k and I'm still buying up to $20. I literally will not have any need or desire for this money until 2024 at the very earliest. Will that be long enough to make it?

>>21098588
not as many people in on it, 4chan takes pride in being autists but almost all of us have some normie in us, a ton of us despite browsing this site for years never really took notice or believed in crypto until the 17/18 bullrun, at that point you had everyone looking, and the austists here decided link would be the one coin to rule them all
personally I started on ytmnd (didn't really browse /b/ but know lots of old memes including the awful boxxy days), spent a lot of time on /pol/ when I started to get jaded with the world, got /fit/, and finally migrated to /biz/ when I decided I'm going to make it so I can semi escape jewish control

>>21097795
>You just unintentionally proved my point. You actually don't understand why chainlink has such a powerful value prop. Thank you.
you are fuckin retarded actually holy fuckin shit

>>21098746
Implying he doesn’t pay for her in one way or another - at least with pros his downside his immediate and hedged, with his wife it’s limited to 50%, ask jazzy jeff b

and a message to yall future set to be millionaires, dont get too extatic ive seen this movie before in march when 4$ LINK buyers were salivating over low 4 digit stack making them new elite.

just dont get caught when someone pulls the rug on LINK or crypto in general.

fuckin newfag moonboys, 100% millionaires

>>21097800
I would guess they got cash and link in the deal
Their code on link nodes is a natural match as link already has a stable of high quality node operators that can handle what they need
>>21097843
Agree
>>21097851
Yes
>>21097875
The year
>>21097907
XRP is the biggest red flag there is
Working product for years
No real adoption by target industry
>>21097913
Read about smart contracts and decentralized networks
Totally different value proposition
>>21097915
No
>>21097922
Yes
>>21097929
Yes
You wont understand biz until you've lurked for a year
>>21097962
See above
>>21097993
I hold a very small amount of LP
I should have bought more, I really wanted the LP to stake my link, not as an investment itself. I hope there are LP competitors otherwise the line to stake with LP will be very long
And the rest is pasta
>>21098012
You are very far back, you need to do a lot of reading before you touch this stuff
Tokens like Link can be minted by anyone looking to make a project
That's why ICOs have such a bad reputation, the vast majority are failures
>>21098021
Epic meme
>>21098033
It is interesting that there has never been a leftist ideology that has not relied on information suppression for its continued existence
Just like the right to bear arms is a vaccine against government tyranny, the democratization of information will be a vaccine against leftist/socialist regimes
>>21098052
That's why i mentioned quadratic growth against users above
Honestly I think its more the quality of users in link's case as they are a natural monopoly
>>21098083
Except all of the target users of XRP have evaluated and passed on the technology
>>21098107
Yes you did
>>21098125
Holding link is like sitting on a powder keg of money where you can hear the fuse burning but can't see it
The team is so good with opsec now that we probably will never again get high quality leaks like in the past
>>21098135
It's anyone's guess

>>21095711
I have a large stack of Link but no Linkpool. The crazy price of LP tokens I find too risky and have gone down the road of just buying more Link.
What's your view on LP, its price and the general future of staking and whether LP might be unnecessary when it comes to anons staking?

>>21098256
kek
good posts anon keep it up im proud of you

>>21096267
Holy shit. $300,000 link confirmed

>>21098941
>You are very far back, you need to do a lot of reading before you touch this stuff
>Tokens like Link can be minted by anyone looking to make a project
>That's why ICOs have such a bad reputation, the vast majority are failures

I know I’m very behind on this. But I really don’t see how altcoins such as Link are actually currency? They strike me more as securities. The more people use a company’s product, the more your “stock” increases in value, no?

>>21098152
three years to make it with a 10k stack anon? it's already been three years..

>>21099200
If you got in at .17 cents then you turned 1700 dollars into 10 million in 6 years, if that's not a good enough ROI for you then try the lottery.

>>21098189
Just spitballing:
EOY 2020 5-150
EOY 2021 10-2000
EOY 2022 25-10000

Contract flow dominance means that the group that dictates who gets the smart contract volume is the one plugged into legacy APIs and legacy business software
That is link and exactly nobody else
That means links scaling solution, arbitrum, gets that volume by default and its nodes get all the VRF, DECO and all the other default volume
It means that if they execute what they've promised, they win
AnyTrust is basically arbitrum v2 which does NOT need to print to ETH, meaning you can run a chainlinked smart contract with zero gas costs
imagine what that means for Eth when 90%+ of smart contract volume goes through link.
AnyTrust is supposedly on the way from offchain in Q1 2021 per their reddit post on scaling reddit points
>>21098235
Market cap indeed means different things in decentralized systems
Remember what assblaster said: MCs are higher and volatility more severe because ETH doesn't have to pay for offices, electricity and all the other normal overheads of business.
>>21098247
Happy to be here
>>21098295
See above
>>21098391
>>21098459
See above, that's why everyone is so disappointed with honest wide confidence intervals
>>21098466
Great example of knee jerk low IQ garden variety biz fud
>>21098485
Probably reasonable if overall crypto market cap is relatively stable
>>21098525
Not a bad plan
Every anon that screams "NEVER SELLING" is going to sell little bits on the way up
>>21098534
Monopoly and centralized are not even close to the same thing
>>21098537
Its possible
>>21098567
From the team there are none, it's basically a team that always underpromises and over delivers
From the twitter community I could see the argument
Almost zero of them actually understand it past "it solves the oracle problem"
>>21098588
They also had far shorter waiting periods
Memes are smarts plus boredom
>>21098643
To be fair /g/ did buy BTC really early before /biz/ even existed

>>21098083
I hope this is bait. XRP supply is fuckhuge. Not to mention a r*ddit coin. That might not mean anything to you but if you stay long enough it will

>>21099289
>EOY 2020 5-150
>EOY 2021 10-2000
>EOY 2022 25-10000

HOLY FUCKIN SHIT

LET ME GIVE YOU MY PREDICTIONS THEN

BITCOIN EOY 0-50000
ETH EOY 0-10000
LINK EOY 0-1000

MILLENIUM 3000 YEAR AFTER CHRIST
BTC 2 HORSES AND 2 GOATS
ETH 1 HORSE 1 GOAT
LINK VILLAGE OF ASSASIN PYGMIES

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

This thread is getting better and better, i wouldnt be suprise if some whale is unloading hundreds of K's on Binance meanwhile, and keeping this thread up for sentiment.

>>21098647
That's as good a guess as any, however I think because the ETH prints are so small and efficient from rollups you might see that used first
>>21098668
I pity that man
All the money in the world and he doesn't know how to spot value
>>21098691
This is a good point
>>21098720
This
>>21098746
Deep within his psyche he knows he doesn't deserve better
>>21098773
I'd say your chances are better than 50/50 with that approach
>>21098789
This is like the journeyman's story of 4chan
>>21098851
Thanks
>>21098890
Another great example of how inner perception of value is more important than wealth
He has more money than many countries
And relegates himself to a used up worn out goblina
Sad!
>>21098923
Your argument is that people up over 100% were incorrect in their purchase?

>>21099289
and before that you had various forums and newsgroups discussing it. 4chan might be the first normie accessible place such information may occur, but far away from the first.
>T-Systems-mms = T-Mobile
Next tell us how smartcontract.com partnered with the state of Colorado, and how is the BOMB partnership going btw.

>>21095711
Any thoughts on Statera?

>>21098957
I'm of the same mindset, but I definitely could be wrong
LP is strongly dictated by the presence of competitors when staking launches
And I really don't know if/how many there will be
>>21098991
He put in the time
>>21099106
If only
>>21099120
They can be used as currencies, but are poorly suited for that
Think of them as proportional inflation proof ownership of a network that may allow participants to realize value
Like the internet
>>21099200
I could be wrong in either direction
>>21099255
In a weird way I feel that link now is a better purchase than link was at 17c
We know what the network looks like and how it plans to solve the problems
Back then we were hoping on the Go recode to go faster
>>21099384
And nobody who has evaluated it uses it
>>21099436
Good for you

>>21099453
>50/50
Would you say my odds would improve if I held longer or is it just a matter of small stack size and the possibility of LINK not being 1k EOY?

>>21095973
> price feeds can be replicated through arbitrum

For free? Would you mind please elaborating on this? And congrats on the early retirement bro

>>21099289
>That means links scaling solution, arbitrum
Arbitrum's unofficial token is Chainlink right? Meaning, buying link is the same thing as "buying" arbitrum?

>>21097588

Checked. Link memes also feel more genuine as opposed to xrp eth or bitcoin memes. They convey a sense of intelligence, wittedness and smugness compared to the grug-like moon hodl memes of other normie coins. lots of shitcoins just use linkmemes and put their logo ontop but dont have the folklore of link.

>>21099453
Can you please respond to my thread the other day? No one had a good answer. First 2 posts.
>>/biz/thread/S20974044#p20974044

>>21099453
I'm pretty sure that guy is just fuding. I've only really been seriously following link since summer 2019 but one thing I've noticed is the quality and effort of fud goes down as the price rises, in summer 2019 you couldn't have serious discussion on link without fud for more than 10 posts in a thread, now it's usually one guy who still thinks he has to keep reddit out (or possibly reddit themselves angry they completely missed out and trying to accumulate still).
I missed the beginning of link but I know the history of bitcoin, and I've seen link go from a dollar, to 4 dollars, back under a dollar briefly, stable at a buck 50, up to 3 dollars, back down under 2 dollars (thanks corona), stable at 4 dollars, and then finally the latest rocket to 10. None of it really phased me, despite always holding at least 1k link (up to 6k now). It's true what they say, if you invest with the thought to sell you will make stupid decisions, if you believe in your investment you will win, just be patient.

>>21099453
Thanks for the very interesting thread, OP.

How do I reconcile the knowledge that buying LINK at $10 will yield incredible returns by any standard against the knowledge that my money won’t get me nearly as far as when I bought it at $1?

Any further additions to my stack would be a very small percentage gain overall and it feels like my money is better spent elsewhere in life.

>>21099453
>Your argument is that people up over 100% were incorrect in their purchase?
put a helmet on while surfing the world wide web kid, you are obviously shitskined or retarded to not understand the argument there

what makes you guys think chainlink is unbeatable tech rather than a company that subsidizing short term adoption of their commoditizable protocol which will be replaced down the line

>>21097492
Yes do it anon, I debated the same thing 2.5 years ago and was in the identical situation and now have a 30k Link stack 0 regrets

singularity when?

>>21099723
The initial centralization of node vetting to ensure other actors stay honest if they want to get paid is a big one. The addition of things like verifiable randomness and all the other bits and pieces they're adding on shows foresight. The team seems pretty agile and in contact with big players. Big brain Ari Juels on board makes me feel a bit more comfy too.

>>21095711
Bob wants to pay Alice 500 dollars for an evening and overnight of sex. Bob wants oral without condom, vag and anal with condom, plus facial, once per week. They agree and put it into a smart contract. Everything is fine but Bob complains last week Alice wouldn't let Bob bust on her face.

IS THIS A JOB FOR KLEROS!?

>>21099699
checked
learn to stop living with regret. You could have played the lottery and been done already, why didn't you just pick those numbers? All you can do is continue to reevaluate your position and make better decisions moving forward, think logically not emotionally. Though save a little bit of emotion so you can still enjoy life, you don't want to end up Zucked

Coinbase and tezos are creating free oracles that will be way more used than LINK. LINK is too expenisve and will not be the standard at all. No impressive code, no staking, no main net.

Sirgay are pumping it so he can exit dump on you all niggers

>>21095711
>it is been an amazing ride

>>21096533
if you understood links value proposition as the backbone of 4th industrial revolution, you wouldn't be asking this question. the oracle problem is the lock and key that unlocks the next level of technological advancements in so many domains

>>21095711
Is it worth it to still get in with so many other good projects?

For those asking price, if Link reaches Ethereum's 2017 market cap then we're looking at $400 Link. If your goal is just to sell then that's probably a good time for you. If you're looking to be part of the 4IR then you know what to do.

>>21099807
The worst is when she agrees to take a facial or swallow and then dodges and points your dick at you so you cum on yourself... I fucking HATE that, next time a whore does that I'm legit not paying a dime.

>>21099553
4chan is normie accessible?
>>21099555
Dark but right
>>21099582
It seems like another deflationary scam of the month
>>21099592
Longer hold makes it go up
>>21099597
Chainlink is currently spending tons of ETH on their price feeds
Arbitrum could drop that tenfold
Thanks
>>21099606
Yes, link will be staked in link nodes to run arbitrum
>>21099658
I think the most bullish sign in crypto is when shit projects start stealing your memes
>>21099666
Post the question here
>>21099684
To be fair it's harder to fud a project that is actually successfully executing
>>21099699
If you already hold a large stack (say 50k plus) then I wouldn't blame you at all for diversifying
I hold a lot of XMR for example
>>21099720
How about you explain to all of us plebs oh great genius?
>>21099723
See above post about what parts of the smart contract stack are replicable and what aren't
Link owns all the important ones

>>21099846
The crux of my question relates to timing, anon. We don't disagree. I'm only sceptical whether we will see the monumental shift in the next 24-36 months.

>>21099289
>EOY 2020 5-150
>EOY 2021 10-2000
>EOY 2022 25-10000
Oh it's you, I always love your threads.
I actually used one of your previous threads via a warosu link to help convince a bunch of based dudes from a now banned online forum to buy link in the 3-4 dollar range so you're doing more good for the world than you know!
Some of them were very much investment retarded types with hearts of gold so I'm just so happy we were able to get them to throw their money at something that has now almost tripled in a few months, you're a good person!

>>21099289
>EOY 2022 25-10000
What would need to happen for 10k by 2022 to be a reality?

I have like 2k not in link (btc, ada, neo) should I commit?

>>21099581
Also my question is what coins do you think have big potential beside LINK?
On a technical level, do you think PNK have the potential to compliment link by feeding subjective datas?

>>21099940
It has been regularly in the evening news since more then 15 years, it doesn't gets more normie

>>21099797
I don't think there will be the kind of 10 to 500 singularity people are hoping for
That happens in hyped/scam coins and link isn't one
>>21099805
This
>>21099807
I believe pnk holders are contractually obligated to lick up the load
>>21099824
Good post
>>21099833
More brainlet fud
>>21099843
This is indisputable
>>21099846
From a high level this
>>21099864
Yes
>>21099910
Cycles based on adoption are typically slower but bigger
>>21099928
Why would anyone pay for sex?
>>21099945
Nobody can guarantee that for you
But the tipping point will come

>>21100024
Buy at least one link and come back you nolinker

>>21099940
I would say 4chan is normie accessible, but normies will get turned off by the nigger posting/gore/cp (well not anymore but in the early days of the internet) and they also are far worse at understanding how many layers of irony we're currently on. It's definitely more normie friendly than it was 15 years ago though.

>>21099833
Checked. Will be mass suicides if true.

>>21095849
Depends, if you're a girl, it's because you're hot, if you aren't a girl, then I'm sorry, but I don't want to see a picture of your naked body

>>21098941
This is a really good thread op. May vishnu grant you karmapoints

>>21099940
>I think the most bullish sign in crypto is when shit projects start stealing your memes
True I was this close to abandoning accumulating link and jumping on the pnk hype train, for potential gains, but really most of their memes are stolen from link (or just low effort pajeet posting)

>>21099666
>>21099940
>that get (!)

Part 1:

I bought a stack of LINK at $1 and held. Thank you biz. It feels great to >9x, but honestly I have no idea why this has happened. There is no way it would actually work. I'm a data scientist working at large corporations and in my years of exp, every single number is questionable due to how it's calculated. There are tons of arbitrary cutoffs and estimations.
There simply isn't always an objective way to measure things. For example, to measure the weather, different orgs have weather stations in various locations. They use interpolation to approximate the weather between stations and therefore different services can provide different answers as to what the temperature is in a given place at a specific time. Who would Chainlink pick as correct?
For example, the price of bitcoin is different on different exchanges. Which price is correct?
Say you want to measure the time it takes to microwave popcorn. If 100 people do this won't they have tons of varying results? Even with the same model due to variance in the device itself, elevation, air pressure, popcorn batch, etc. It's called central limit theorem.
Or take accounting. People might have different approaches to evaluating cashflow, taxes, etc.
The legal field is full of vagueness as well.

>>21099666
>>21099940
>that get (!)

Part 2/2:

As a final example, here is one I actually encountered IRL. Say you want to measure how long someone spends on your company's app. Do you measure starting from when it is opened? Or after they click yes to the disclaimer? What about the need to log in, does it start before or after? What if it still runs in the background? Or even in the foreground, what if the phone screen is on vs off? What if you only know if the phone screen is on or off depending on if it's IOS vs Android or certain versions or if it's jailbroken/homebrewed? What if sometimes that user is using a VPN combined with other obfuscating factors such as multiple devices? There are ways of approximating but the time spent using the app becomes very murky due to some guesses/assumptions that need to be made.
I don't think Chainlink could ever actually work but I'm curious why so many people think it can. Any serious response to this issue?

>>21100010
Glad to be here, I always have a good time when I get some downtime to do one of these
Good for you- the more high quality human beings that own link the better
In market economies money is power
I would rather good people have power
>>21100016
- at least 25% of derivatives volume has moved to chainlinked smart contracts
- gpilink is used for at least 10% of swift's value transfer
- msft, google and oracle all are actively advertising and selling whitelabeled chainlink solutions to their enterprise customers
>>21100024
I would
>>21100054
I hold XMR because I see it as having an equally important, non-overlapping value proposition to link
I don't think subjective trust solutions work because they're inherently sybil susceptible

>>21099945
as sergey said in one of the interviews: in tech it's usually one company who innovates something knew and then if it's successful, other companies copy that strategy. we are currently seeing big companies like oracle actually implement chainlink, which is bit over a year after mainnet release, i'd say we are a the cusp of singularity.

we've seen plenty of examples where companies who fail to innovate get left behind.

in my estimation before the end of this decade blockchains and specifically smart contracts will have revolutionized so many industries it will make your head spin

>>21099940
>link will be staked in link nodes to run arbitrum
...are you saying Arbitrum won't even be able to function without link?

>>21100161
>>21100192
these are absolutely terrible examples. even IF everything you've given as an example is fundamentally impossible with chainlink, it means nothing.
what you have described is quite literally the least possible important events that chainlink can be used for.
do better anon.

>>21100076
I thought that at one point too but I had to give it a shot and by doing it I could see some of the things I was missing, for example finally got to fuck a girl with humongous natural tits, it's good but it's all psychological they don't function much otherwise, perfect shaped c cups are where its at
also you can get them to do depraved shit that you wouldn't want a girl you care about to do

>>21095973
>>21096073
I'm sorry if this question has been asked—I just don't want to miss the opportunity to ask it.
>If you lined up the 50 most informed biztards most of them wouldn't be able to explain the biggest value points of link eg contract flow dominance, rollups vs anytrust etc.
How do I learn to think like you? Where did you learn these concepts? What books should I read?
I haven't really read any books in 5 or so years—it's a long explanation, but I have my reasons. Nothing is too much—any suggestions are appreciated.

Nobody should invest any more than $50 into this. I would rather use my money to have a BBQ, beer + tobacco and enjoy my life

>>21100066
So have isis and antifa
Normie exposure =/ normie use
>>21100092
or more
>>21100096
In today's cancel culture climate the niggerposting is as edgy as the cp was a decade ago
>>21100108
Fud on fud on tard
>>21100146
Hey thanks
>>21100157
A truly undervalued method of analysis
>>21100161
>>21100192
You're literally describing why chainlink has value
You can, as the contract participants, decide what you need to make the contract work
It only matters what the participants want and they can make per-use-case bespoke solutions.
Get it?

>>21100333
Bad post, nice trips.

$500 EOM

>>21100161
>>21100161
I'm not OP, but I remember running into the same thought pattern back in 2017. Only replying because this resonates with me so much.
You think about the main objective of LINK wrong. It does not aim to give the ultimate answer, invent the best regression methods, discover new statistical methods or in any way pretend to solve a problem with information that you presented. Instead, it aims to mainly do 2 things:
1. Make the information outputs (those same problematic outputs don't necessarily become of higher quality) tamper resistant and safely guide them as inputs to new and legacy(!) systems.
2. Provide you with a toolset to create or use an information stream, greatly reducing the risks involved with data manipulation and breaches, while also shortening the development times dramatically.
Unironically, your best source of information is going to be podcasts with Sergey. If you have any questions, I am going to be here for a while.

>>21100230
This is a very bullish take but within the realm of possible
>>21100241
On link nodes
There will be other arbitrum validators for other applications
I would be surprised if they got any relevant volume of smart contract executions
>>21100267
You can do the same with normal women
5-10% of the girls you see every day are hardcore, dyed in the wool freaks who just want a crazy guy to push their limits
>>21100308
My general cycle is this:
Read what people who seem smart to you write
Then everything you don't completely understand, read as much about that as you can
Repeat forever
Generally by the time information is in a book it is of lower value than cutting edge info, but if you really have no basis in a topic (for example, you don't understand how bitcoin works) its a good place to start
>>21100333
Many people are of this mindset
While 4chan looks down on the lifelong wageslave, this path offers an easy solution for most people

>>21100354
>So have isis and antifa
>Normie exposure =/ normie use
True, the layout of this site hasn't changed much at all in 15 years (well technically it goes back to like 02/03? I dunno exactly which year)
Compare it to actual normie sites like kikebook and jewtube, which have a new gayer and more annoying layout every 6 months it seems like

>>21100354
>>21100428
Question for both. I understand that blockchains are essentially not connected to the internet and unable to agree on external data due to their underlying consensus mechanisms. I’ve never seen a good explanation of why though.

Can you explain why blockchains e.g. Ethereum can come to come SHW on on-chain data (e.g. tokens) but are unable to come to consensus on external data?

What is/was your job?

When it comes to huge financial institutions, technological upgrades happen extremely slowly. Even something as simple as VBA -> Python is taking decades.

All of them them have blockchain teams but they are out of sight and out of mind. Anyone who says that blockchain will impact trillion dollar industries within this decade is being extremely optimistic / borderline naive.

This doesn't mean the price can't pump like crazy but something to keep in mind.

>>21095973

>in the process of selling about 20% of my stack and transitioning

Why are all link holders trannies?

>>21100218
>hold XMR because I see it as having an equally important, non-overlapping value proposition to link
I agree and you really put together great thread there.

Anything else you hold?

>>21100525
True but that requires effort, and I'm not chad nor do I have game. Also depending on the relationship it can be at times far cheaper to deal with a whore too, though I still have faint dreams of a trad religious girl one day

>>21100562
come to consensus*

>>21100122
gtfo shitskin pajeet

Any thoughts on what BAND fans are saying about BAND being faster/cheaper?

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLuAi322ybV04ZGF1tO90ACpRj0k1A1cHI

>>21095888
fucking checked

>>21100525
Brilliant; thanks very much.

>>21098941
>I hold a very small amount of LP
>I should have bought more
yes

Is 500 link enough to make it?

>>21100549
Yes
It offends their sensitive sensitivities
>>21100562
Blockchains are absolutely connected to the internet
I think you need to do some baseline learning here
>>21100583
Don't want to out myself, but I have a professional degree and run a business
Legacy CHANGE takes a huge amount of time
Guess why chainlink was written to allow dynamic adapters that make the tech usable without changing legacy systems...
>>21100593
We pass so well
>>21100595
Lots of other shit that didn't work out
Smallish amount of ETH
Nothing worth shilling
>>21100625
Not unreasonable
But you should try becoming chad even for a short period
changes your perspective for the better
>>21100634
kek
>>21100636
It probably is
fast and cheap are the least important part of an oracle network
>>21100655
Well 42 has arrived so this thread will rapidly go to shit

Thanks to all for the thread, I had fun
See you again sometime in the future

>>21100562
I'm not going to pretend to be an expert on ethereum here. However, Vitalik clearly stated that oracles are, in his opinion, not a huge problem and seemed to reduce the meaning behind chainlink to a simple medianizer.
While it's true that chainlink finds the median of inputs for data streams it currently provides, reducing it to just that is wrong. Chainlink team are granularily building a reputation system, solving the network throughput and, most of important of all, give you the tools to build your own solution tailored to your needs, like >>21100354 says.
Not only that, but it aims to allow for Intel SGX, TEE, potential other ways to make data exchange private, while staying blockchain agnostic and not limiting themselves to ETH.

Perhaps a more direct answer to your question is: ETH doesn't bother with integrating every possible oracle usecase. They would need to modify their code and/or write a trillion adapters for every possible scenario. Chainlink and its community are writing all the adaptors now and it costs them more that ethereum spends on development (check the recent spending plans, IIRC 30mil more for LINK planned). LINK is building the infrastructure and is far ahead already, because they couldn't rely on others building it for them.

>>21100848
>Well 42 has arrived so this thread will rapidly go to shit
Most based and accurate part of the whole thread, godspeed orange anon

>>21100848
no questions but gg OP for giving info to newbs.

>>21100848
>Not unreasonable
>But you should try becoming chad even for a short period
>changes your perspective for the better
Believe me I'm putting in the effort, I'm an eternal cutter (in lifting terms of course), just started up again since I've been able to get back in the gym. If I could ever properly finish a cut and get a couple bulk cycles in I'd be pretty close (5'10'', white, blue eyes, only negatives are I'm like a couple inches too short and average chin). Trying to combine both goals now of making it and getting /fit/, I've found focusing on them together increases the focus, if all goes as planned I'll be down to 150 lbs by the new year with over 10k link, and then I can finally start bulking.

>>21100218
>- at least 25% of derivatives volume has moved to chainlinked smart contracts
>- gpilink is used for at least 10% of swift's value transfer
>- msft, google and oracle all are actively advertising and selling whitelabeled chainlink solutions to their enterprise customers

I know it's speculation but i'm getting a boner

>>21100990
>msft, google and oracle all are actively advertising and selling whitelabeled chainlink solutions to their enterprise customers
uhhhh is this true
can they really use the nazi token if they are doing this? wont they need their own branded shit?

>>21101046
>wont they need their own branded shit
Whitelabel

>>21101097
yea but how do you whitelabel chainlink
if they just need the smart contract tech why underlie it with this pre-farmed token

>>21097329
That was pretty good

>>21095868
I can’t unsee that the person that made this meme simply squished and flattened the box on the right instead of editing it to disappear into the coffee...


can’t unsee

>>21101128
It's like Microsoft trying to come up with thier own google, Or google trying to come up with thier own Facebook (google+ .. lmao), it's doomed to fail

>>21101263
>linkie cucks actually believe their small corp tax-haven island token can't be reimplemented trivially by massive near trillion-dollar super tech corps.

holy fucking shit.

>>21101210
Lmfao

>>21100848
What are your thoughts on Bitcoin maximalists?

Is MetaMask a safe place to store my linkies?

Lastly, what hardware wallet would you recommend?

I have 11k LINK bought ICO but I didn't buy anything more, did I fuck up? My 1200 usd turned into like 120k but I feel empty

instead I increased my BTC and ETH stack while also getting fucked by shitcoins. I dunno, kinda feel down on it

>>21101830
Said to another poster but you cannot live life with regret only learn and make better decisions moving forward. Think of it this way, there are people who would kill to be in your position, and you can probably hold and make millions in just a few years.
Every fucking autist here could easily have a 100k stack if they completely believed in link from day one, even the ones from third world shitholes. We also all could have won the lottery. Whatever, we didn't, move on.

Almighty OP, I hold 8K LINK, will I make it? If so, when?

>>21101999
>Every fucking autist here could easily have a 100k stack if they completely believed in link from day one

> It is interesting that there has never been a leftist ideology that has not relied on information suppression for its continued existence
Just like the right to bear arms is a vaccine against government tyranny, the democratization of information will be a vaccine against leftist/socialist regimes

Holy based

>>21101372
The near trillion dollar super techs are partnered up with us, babykins.
You need to read up more on Link, anon.

>>21095988
Kekked and checked

>>21100848
Will it be viable for regular, albeit technical minded, people to run a node as soon as staking is live? I have a close friend who is experienced in enterprise cloud architecture, and we're been exploring the possibility of running a node together. My biggest concern at this point is not having desirable data streams to service through the node. Thoughts?

>>21100848
>Well 42 has arrived so this thread will rapidly go to shit
absolutely based. to all the nufags, 42s posts are nothing remotely resembling early bread crumb finding and dot connecting that used to happen here in 17 and 18. his only promoters are nulinkers who fundamentally confuse this aspect of his posts. everyone else hates the faggot.

>>21101263
>It's like Microsoft trying to come up with thier own google, Or google trying to come up with thier own Facebook (google+ .. lmao), it's doomed to fail
I don't see the parallel desu
why does it need to be backed by literal chainlink coins
if its whitelisted tech microsoft should be able to post collateral and make payments in whatever currency they want

>>21103393
the issue with using any currency that isn't LINK is that the currency is subject to value fluctuation that is completely outside of the chainlink network.

use ETH for collateral? ETH 2.0 shits the bed and suddenly all collateral is devalued massively
use USD for collateral? America shits the bed and the USD is devalued against other currencies

The unique proposition that having a specific token that ONLY is used for chainlink, is that the only things that affect its value are things related to the chainlink network.

>>21102294
>the democratization of information will be a vaccine against leftist/socialist

Funny that you think that.

>>21100655
t. ruins anything of value, fuck off

>>21103797
Seriously. OP may be retarded or seriously out of touch. If a majority of America was in tune with the truths of what their country has really done, the shitty things it has wrought throughout the world, we would be more leftist if anything.

>>21099436
>This thread is getting better and better, i wouldnt be suprise if some whale is unloading hundreds of K's on Binance meanwhile, and keeping this thread up for sentiment.
Yeah i was not that off, fuckin psyop thread lmao

>>21095711
>And outside of biz the project is still unknown.
HAHAHAHHA I've literally seen normiefags on Instagram post shit about Chainlink

So is selling a bunch at 500 a good idea? What percentage would you sell at that price?

>>21095711
>Chainlink: It's been an amazing ride
What do you mean "its been an amazing ride." Implies that the ride is over

>>21104415
>he doesn't know

>>21104415
"It was an amazing ride" implies it's over, perfect tense doesn't

>>21103216
He is literally the worst thing about the /biz/ link "community".

>>21105071
imagine name fagging aswell, what a cuck

>>21104225
gonna bump this again

>>21105071
Transformers thrive on hate. You're only feeding his Reptilian.

>>21105179
Stop coping anon

>>21104189
leftism dies without censorship
if you were in touch with reality it would be easy for you to realize that a government run on involuntary taxation is a leftist entity
regardless of what you think, any claim that you may lay to having a right to govern my or anyone else's funds does not supersede one's natural right to free disassociation; my ability to walk away from you, and organize with others on voluntary terms is irrefutable proof of this.

>>21105576

>>21095711
How do i into crypto? I want to put my next stimulas check into it but have no idea how you actually get money out of it

>>21095711
I miss the video with pajeet as rajesh playing pool and sergey calls and the bogs explaininh quantum shit in french... was binge watching link videos this morning but couldn't find that one... would be nice if a marine could post a link

>>21105576
My post was in regards to more than just muh taxes. Ye and the right stops existing without brainwashing or blackshirts.

>>21106437
Buy mobius

>>21105576
He isn't going to understand and it is amazing that someone like him browses this anti-left economics board. You are replying to a guy that is probably like pic.

add to my 1600 stack via fiat or trade defi tokens like statera to eventually put into LINK?

Do we think link is going to dump below $9 anymore?

>>21095711
Have you figured out any details on staking? I understand that neet nodes will probably be pushed out by corporate nodes, but how in demand do you think our stacks will be? Will we be shut out of high value jobs? Will there be fractional staking as in many wallets staking a single job and earning a fraction of the reward?

>>21107040
Not OP but if you read his posts he's not interested in pure speculation but the long term use of the tech. Obviously it could go sub 9, especially if there's another overall market crash from corona. Or it might not. Nobody fucking knows. If it interests you buy some and keep buying, if it doesn't post pink wojaks and talk about killing yourself in 5 years from now.

>>21096334
The buncha 4channers pasta is the reason I hold 1/4th of the LINK I should have gotten in 2017 when I was a newfag to crypto and biz. Fuck you faggots for that

>>21100796
How does 5 million dollars sound?

>>21095910
>Link at a thousand
Memer detected

>>21095888
Checked

>>21095929
> So you really think biz members are worth 3 billion dollars?

Newfag alert.

News flash, /biz/ OG’s had bags packed at 2k sats. Why sats? Because a LINK/usd trading pair was not around yet.
LINK was $0.15 for months, $0.25-$0.50 for over a year.
You dumb fuktard ,
Cope with your linklet bag of 60

>>21095711
bump for me reading it

>>21100848
Do you think btc will be replaced by something else? By replace I mean its ranking spot. I believe so and the toxicity of the core community doesn't help its adoption, Adam Back is an insufferable boomer that centralized btc. I wish btc just die just to see boomers seething

>>21106510
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTcSnwKKaUY
>>21106437
coinbase is easiest.

>>21095711
What percentage of LINK holders do you think are /biz/tards?

>>21098466
Are you retarded?

>>21096482
I saw Sergey at Amoeba Music in SF. I work at across the street so sometimes I spend my lunch break there. Sergey was in the Russian techno section bobbing his head and smoking a vape pen. I used to hold link before I lost it all in the crash, so I walked up and before I could say anything he jerked his head up and went "blblblbl ah ha ha." I was kind of taken aback, I never believed he was actually a stuttering pothead but I brushed it off and said "Hey Sergey, how are those oracles coming along?" He said something like "simplified version of the new implementation of test net will be live relatively soon." He kept hitting his dab pen and blowing it in my face between words so it made it hard to understand him. Then his tone changed and he interjected "Hey are you into edging?" I said "what do you mean?" and he said “I need to hire a new developer. Do you know Go?” I said thanks but I'm not a developer, I consider myself technically minded but couldn't quite understand the math in the white paper so it was better left to him and his team. He smirked, said “go build something,” and went back to listening to Vitas. The whole thing was awkward so I said I had to leave to get back to work at McDonald's across the street. He winked and said "see you there." That guy sucks.

>>21098941
Are you the author of the “holding chainlink is like being in a room full of lockers” pasta? My vote as the greatest link pasta of all time

>>21100848
What's the chances of something like BAND out maneuvering LINK though ?

>>21099289
>Contract flow dominance means that the group that dictates who gets the smart contract volume is the one plugged into legacy APIs and legacy business software
>That is link and exactly nobody else
>That means links scaling solution, arbitrum, gets that volume by default and its nodes get all the VRF, DECO and all the other default volume
>It means that if they execute what they've promised, they win
>AnyTrust is basically arbitrum v2 which does NOT need to print to ETH, meaning you can run a chainlinked smart contract with zero gas costs
>imagine what that means for Eth when 90%+ of smart contract volume goes through link.
>AnyTrust is supposedly on the way from offchain in Q1 2021 per their reddit post on scaling reddit points
Damn this just leveled up my link understanding, thanks OP. We are gonna be rich as fuck

>>21096728
>Sergey grinned and waved to the crowd, which seemed to be in full agreement with him. He then turned back to the two of them and gave them a wink.
>"I guess that settles it then", he smiled as he walked away.
>"Oh well", said Thomas, "I guess we're just going to have to start paying the opinion bloggers and politicians like we do the miners."
>"We've been doing that for years" stated Adelyn.
>"Yeah, but now we're going to have to do it to an unprecedented degree" agreed Thomas.
>The pair of them looked at you expectantly.
I put it into AI dungeon, dubs says what do

>>21099289
You've mentioned Anytrust a lot, I haven't heard of it. Can you redpill me on it or direct me somewhere?

>>21105164
fuck all the usual suspects
but here
in this community
fuck trip fags above all

>>21110553
Can anybody post this ITT btw... been looking for it

>>21095953
2027

Mods 404'ed my thread from a few weeks back where I gave an in depth breakdown how its easily within the realm of possibility

>>21111269
Holding link is like having a normal life, plans and dreams then suddenly waking up in a mental asylum. There’s 50 million dollars in a locker with your name on it, in a room full of lockers for all of the patients. The door has a sign saying ‘Will unlock in illegible days.’ You talk to the other patients, the wardens. Everyone tells you the sign says something different. Some people say the room will never unlock, that the money is fake, that the wardens already took the money. Some say the room doesn’t even exist. You talk with another patient who agrees the room exists, but halfway through the conversation he pulls down his pants and runs in circles shitting and crying for chicken tends. You find out that you can leave at any time, but that if you do you might not ever be able to come back. So you stay, questioning your sanity more and more with each passing day. Was I crazy before I came here? Is the man screaming in the corner that it’s all a lie, even though he’s still here, right or insane?

>>21111400
My thanks

>>21096089
In 2011, I was sexually assaulted by Sergey Nazarov. It horrifies me to see this boards sick infatuation with the man who violated me.

Back then I was young, dumb, and more trusting than I should have been. I had just graduated from college, and wanted to explore. I planed a trip to New York to explore myself, and maybe meet a man. I signed up for the website couchsurfing.com and on there I found Sergey.

Nothing seemed suspicious about him. He lived in a nice part of the city, he had good reviews from other women. So I contacted him. He was so nice in messages, a little philosophical so I felt I could trust him. We arranged for me to stay there for about ten days in June, and he would show me around the city in his free time.

As the day approached for my trip to New York City, I felt myself getting more and more anxious. I was excited to see Sergey. We had ended up exchanging numbers at one point so he could find me at the airport, but he started texting me how my day was going and stuff. I liked the attention, guys usually never show long term interest in me. I thought in the back of my head maybe he could be the one. I couldn't have been more wrong.

My flight got in late that night, and when I landed I had 30 missed calls from Sergey and a dozen text messages calling me a liar and asking why women always do this to him. I should noticed the red flag right there and stayed somewhere else. But I thought he was worried so I brushed off the negative thoughts.

I called him right away and he started yelling at me in Russian and I had to calm him down. He eventually came to and he told me to meet him at the pick up. I rushed out as soon as I could and met him. He was irritated but I could tell he was happy to see me.

I sold all my LINK before the crash and paid off my 2019 Toyota Echo. That's the end of my journey, for now. I will wait for the next crash and buy in again.

>>21111795
don't get priced out, anon

>>21108150
>Doubting $1000
Disbeliever detected

Thanks for doing these threads. Always a good read.

>>21100848
>Well 42 has arrived so this thread will rapidly go to shit
based as FUCK, 42 cultists can fuck off

>And outside of biz the project is still unknown.
uhh literally every norman in the world that is into crypto or even just watches the crypto markets knows about it
it's literally in the top 10
ffs my brother in law called me when it hit $4 and asked me if it's a good "coin" to invest in
i swear i don't know how some of you even own any link but have no awareness of the world around you

>>21112509
The reason we got into in the first place, silly. We might not have normalfag streetsmarts or a finger on the pulse of whatever hip and flip new trend is but we know a gem when we see it. How many normans are even in crypto now anyway? Let's limit it to just English speaking countries and if you told me 1% I'd have a hard time believing you.

>>21112509
yeah my grandfather got into crypto, and about 3 months ago i guided him on buying 1000 of btc, 1000 of eth, and 1000 of link
even goomers are getting in

>>21095711
Newfag here, thanks for the info op. Is it still worth it to buy link at 10? I have 6k to invest and plan on retiring at 40, you think I could get to your point in 20 years time with link?

>>21095711
May I check your doubles? If so, then they are checked. May I ask if you are Sergey? If not, then hello, Ari. May I please thank you & your talented team? If so, then we are all welcome.

>t. [redacted] stinky og linkmarine

>>21103790
so chainlink isnt subject to volatility? what?

>>21100932
I think we're at the point where being friendly is in our best interest. We had 3 years sub 10$.

>>21113359
The volatility that chainlink is subject to is tied to the chainlink network more closely than any other asset that exists, that could instead be used as collateral.
Every single asset you can imagine that would replace LINK tokens as collateral are subject to volatility completely irrelevant to the chainlink network.

No asset is perfect, but having a specific token only used for chainlink is the best possible option.

>>21111400
That's why I only spent a few undos bucks at the time, too much uncertainty and insanity at the time when you're not tech savvy

>>21102389
No, they aren't you deluded psychopath.