/biz/ - Business & Finance

How is chainlink involved in my endeavour to lose my virginity?

Oh wow an old dude with a suit. I believe him.

>>51721212
Oracles are informing all women on the planet about your virgin status.

Why is he out of breath and sweating like he's just ran 5 miles? Is this some sort of big-mac withdrawals ?

>>51721080
he is sweating profusely

>>51721277
Hahaha

so all the theories about schmidt implementing the hiding strategy were wrong. schmidt actually wants to go big dick monopoly right now while sergey wants to be more modest.

>>51721080
Ban test

>>51721257
>Net worth 17 Billion

LINKies don't know Schmidt is a CIA agent

>>51721449
Schmidt told him if you don't design it well then a big dick Microsoft can come along and make it proprietary. A piece of Sir Gays tech being integrated might mean he gets rich but it doesn't mean Link token goes up.

>>51721212
your virginity and affinity for oracles is far more precious, far more superior than any roastie.

dont let this dying world market to you the opposite.

>>51721541
>piece of Sir Gays tech being integrated might mean he gets rich but it doesn't mean Link token goes up.

To which mr. Gay responded with some like 'get fucked we design our shit to be the industry standard'. He then asked the crowd 'u guys good with that?' to which everyone cheered lmao.
All of his autistic mannerisms this event has solidified him as a man of pure autistic drive and willpower to create HIS and only his ideal concept of the future of crypto. There was even a point where Eric alluded to the fact that Sergey's ideas might not be the most financially beneficial, but again, Sergey autistically disagreed and repeated one of his mantras of "we're gunna just keep on building what we're building" etc..

I love him so much bros

>>51721212
We needs oracles

imagine u gonna fuk som ho and she lik u payin up front and u dont wanna

so u set up a smart contract, she gets the money when your nut hits her skin nom sayin?

But how the smart contract know wats good?

Oracles

>>51722128
are oracles cameras? how does the oracle perceive the world

>>51721080
The subtitles are presented in a cancerous fashion. Barely readable.

>>51721080
You got a link to this video? I missed smartcon 2022

>>51722360
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2kOmSh4h84

>>51722088
to add to this

>piece of Sir Gays tech being integrated might mean he gets rich but it doesn't mean Link token goes up.

How exactly does the LINK token gain more utilization without increasing in value? The idea the value of the token doesn't increase with use is not just dumb, its braindead retarded.

>>51722461
You're making the assumption that Link token gets used by a big company and therefore you get rewarded. The shit they're doing with Swift is nothing more than proof of concept

>>51721080
>t-thats the p-plan
>[Sweats]
>[Shids]
>[Fards]
>[Spaghetti erupts from pockets]

>>51721080
probably best this is posted without comment as anyone who saw it live cringed hard at sergey shitting the bed

>>51722609
no, im not making any assumptions and im certainly not assuming a (one) big company will use the LINK token.
Your summation shows you are an NPC with little to no critical thinking ability. I know your skin colour is not white and you likely originate not from west Europe.

>The shit they're doing with Swift is nothing more than proof of concept
first it was, 'noo theyre not working with swift'. Now its 'its nothing more than a proof of concept'. I wonder whats next

>You're making the assumption that Link token gets used by a big company and therefore you get rewarded

it doesnt matter who wants to use the services Chainlink provide. They must buy the LINK token to use the services, a bit entity or not. Chainlink service usage is increasing rapidly, look at any of the slides from smartcon documenting their growth from 2020-->2022.

I want to end this by asking you to end yourself

>>51723135
if thats true and the services are increasing why isnt the price?

>>51723528
> a group of homeless bin drummers can pump the price more than a team with $2b dollars, 400 employees, and 5 years of a headstart

>>51722088
price will not go up, ok?
>everyone cheered
lol

>>51723528
Let's be honest, Serg and Schwartz even confirm in the talk it will be 5 to 10 years.
This is fundamental change across the world of business and politics.
Shit isn't going to just change and go up overnight.

>>51723528
so that brainlets will get left behind once again

>>51721080
That was a very memorable moment.

But it made me feel a completely different emotion.
We spent 5 years constantly watching the project of someone else from the starting point until he reached exceptional success and in that time we were lazy and didn't accomplish anything on our own.

Yes we will be very wealthy, but is that really all we wanted?
I see the example of someone from /biz/ creating the next Google in real life and cannot stop wondering: what could we have created with our own efforts had we done the same?

Is it alright to live a lazy life?
Eric Schmidt's last comment about living an exceptional life gave me a similar strong emotion as Steve Jobs' on death.

I feel a dissatisfaction at watching charts to live from trading and investing while my time is running out and constantly wonder:
Is it what my life was supposed to be?

>>51723528
No value in retaining the token without staking and too small point of contact if only developers need to buy Chainlink to pay for services.
Delaying staking to December wasn't a very smart move considering Eric put a lot effort into shilling the coin.
It can still be recovered from if they make a strong media campaign the moment market recovers, but yeah it looks shitty.

>>51723885
>Is it what my life was supposed to be
no. stand up

>>51722128
Legendary.
>>51722179
Lurk moar newfag

>>51724119
And do what?

Why did Sergey decide he wanted to create oracles for smart contracts and make it his life purpose for decades?

In one of his tweets he said that passion comes from doing something for a longer time and becoming good at it.
I don't believe this would work if you don't have a reason to keep doing something for years.
Without a purpose you would give up after a few weeks or month on it.

The only reason I managed to get to my current situation with wealth is because I had such a purpose to stop being a wage slave at all costs and never experience the same suffering again.
But that's an insufficient purpose to create a business after making it.

Why did he want to connect blockchains with the world?

>>51723135
>facts end where my feelings begin
>n n noooooo I cant take reality, y y you must be brown

The desperate culti cries out in pain as he tries to dump his bags on you

>>51721449
schmidt is old school
face to face cutthroat so he wants sergey to stop pussyfooting and just start swinging his balls around so the ones who have eyes on sergey start feeling the heat

>>51724233
>The only reason I managed to get to my current situation with wealth is because I had such a purpose to stop being a wage slave at all costs and never experience the same suffering again.

I get that feel too well. I'm on the same page. Anger carried me this far. But, now my life is on the up, and the anger doesn't need to be there anymore. The anger has subsided along with my motivation. So I find myself looking for, some other source of inspiration. It's a shame, as one of my old managers put it, I'm at my best when I'm trying to beat someone.

I don't know how one goes about finding that inspiration. I've done some soul searching, psychedelics, meditation, deprivation tank, hypnosis; but I haven't quite found that inspiration yet. But the practice, especially hypnosis, has helped me accept myself at least. Not sure what to do about the inspiration thing yet. It's like chasing a dragon.

>>51721080
people are raking Sergey over the coals for being nervous, but it was really Schmidt who kinda dropped the ball here. Sergey does everything he can to avoid saying anything about price action or forming monopolies over the space. Schmidt literally started off talking about tokenomics and even stated Sergey was probably on some regulator's list. No wonder Serg was sweating

>>51724673
There's a massive disconnect when I read anons bloviating like this. While I get why some feel this way, the truth is the overwhelming majority of link holders, even early buyers, haven't hit a level of wealth yet that they can start shifting towards the top of maslow's hierarchy entirely. I feel like this is where a lot of the bitterness on here comes from, everyone pretends they're a 100k OG but the reality is even most og's are only in mid to low 5 digits of link, and many since that point are looking at far less, so there's a level of disdain for those of you who nonchalantly act like figuring it out after you've made it is some horrible struggle. The truth is while for some it will be, for many they'll be content to simply not have to slave away, and seeing complaints about what's next when for a good portion it may never come, is maddening.

>>51724929
I never said I made it. But the dream that was sold to me motivated me to work hard on my career as well. I don't know why you all seem to think that all of us just buy this shit and sit on our hands. Over the period of the last few years, I changed careers, started making better income, gained a lot of wisdom from the markets, and my life in general is on the up.

You're not going to invalidate my experience, I know what I know. Stop projecting on me

>>51721503
That’s supposed to be a bad thing?

>>51723528
>1.50 to 52 in one year
>"why isn't the price increasing"
Kill yourself, then the price will increase

>>51724673
After having spent half a decade non stop working to reach this goal and sacrificed many things my current desire is to finally be allowed some time to relax which I hope to attain in a few months.
An interesting thing I discovered is that once I left my work to focus on my investments I spent more time learning how to invest, trade and also on Chainlink.
Maybe this is the answer.
If you remove the things stealing your time you don't like to do, after some time you will do the things you need to do and later that you enjoy doing.

I hope time will answer this question for me.
This video from Steve Jobs has been a guide for me for some time.

>Would I do what I am about to do today if this was the last day in my life?
This question made me quit my toxic workplace after a burnout and face the fears of not having a stable income source and sacrificing my social status.


>>51724929
You will understand one day that chasing wealth is a meaningless pursuit.
The only result you will attain is dying a lonely death without having accomplished anything if you make it your only life purpose.

From Alexander the Great's 3 last wishes:

>I want my physicians to carry my coffin because people should realize that No doctor on this earth can really cure anybody. They are powerless and cannot save a person from the clutches of death. So let not people take life for granted.

>The second wish of strewing gold, silver and other riches on the path to the graveyard is to tell people that Not even a fraction of gold will come with me. I spent all my life with the greed for power, earning riches but cannot take anything with me. Let people realize that it is a sheer waste of time to chase wealth.

>And about my third wish of having my hands dangling out of the coffin, I wish my people to know that I came empty handed into this world and empty handed I go out of this world”. With these words, the king closed his eyes. Soon he let death conquer him and breathed his last.

>>51724673
Forgot the video:
https://youtu.be/lR6-elnwBmM

>>51724929
The first part of the story:

>Alexander, after conquering many kingdoms, was returning home. On the way, he fell ill and it took him to his death bed. With death staring him in his face, Alexander realized how his conquests, his great army, his sharp sword and all his wealth were of no use.

>He now longed to reach home to see his mother’s face and bid her adieu. But, he had to accept the fact that his sinking health would not permit him to reach his distant homeland. So, the mighty conqueror lay prostrate and pale, helplessly waiting to breathe his last. He called his generals and said, “I will depart from this world soon, I have three wishes, please carry them out without fail.” With tears flowing down their cheeks, the generals agreed to abide by their king’s last wishes.

>“My first desire is that”, said Alexander, “My physicians alone must carry my coffin.” After a pause, he continued, “Secondly, I desire that when my coffin is being carried to the grave, the path leading to the graveyard be strewn with gold, silver and precious stones which I have collected in my treasury”. The king felt exhausted after saying this. He took a minute’s rest and continued. My third and last wish is that both my hands be kept dangling out of my coffin”.

>The people who had gathered there wondered at the king’s strange wishes. But no one dared bring the question to their lips. Alexander’s favorite general kissed his hand and pressed them to his heart. “O king, we assure you that all your wishes will be fulfilled. But tell us why do you make such strange wishes?” At this Alexander took a deep breath and said: “I would like the world to know of the three lessons I have just learnt.


Personally I think that meeting exceptional people is what allows us to unlock our true potential.
This can be done through books or youtube videos in our age and allows us to learn from many important figures.

>>51721080
https://vocaroo.com/1jDQTA9h4N1R

>>51722412
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2kOmSh4h84
16:15 - 16:40
This is so interesting to me. Why did Schmidt change subjects so fast? This guy literally wrote a book on AI.

>>51721277
Some things are self-evident and do not require oracles.

>>51723135
>first it was, 'noo theyre not working with swift'. Now its 'its nothing more than a proof of concept'. I wonder whats next
its two POC's now. we all got into link from SWIFT connections but nothing came from the first POC fiver years and nine months ago