/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52482719
In order to laugh at the greatest seething of all time ever later.

>>52482719
Bro maybe ask these stupid fucking questions when it's peak bull market and ElonCumInu is doing 40x overnight, not in peak bear where every single normie has just watched their folio go to zero and LINK chads are some of the only people left safe and sound.

they're high-estrogen "males" and got emotionally attached to a literal funding token for a centralized company

no different to the xrp holders who actually think if ripple ever became a cornerstone of finance they would leave any money on the table by giving it to xrp holders

>>52482752
>they're high-estrogen "males" and got emotionally attached
And here you are, beta orbiting them.

>>52482842
i'm here enjoying watching all of them suffer after ruining this board for 2 years longer than link's lifespan.

>>52482752
Made me laugh. Have an upvote

>>52482866
Oh yeah this board was paradise when DGB marines were shoving sharpies up their asses, link really ruined a magical place.

>>52482752
spot on
>we've tirelessly combed the details here for 5 years, we know what's coming
Their tireless efforts have been twisting half-baked theories and statements into what they want them to mean, and repeating them enough they "know theyre true". Truly the midwit kings.

>>52482719
dont want to kill myself just yet

I don't even know if I'm holding it still. Bought it like 4 years ago, sent it to myetherwallet and never touched it since.

>>52482719
Because I have faith in the project and in most of the people involved and none of the fud will ever be able to shake that faith. I am a zealot.

>>52483454
This.

>>52482719
I believe the 81k prediction.

>>52482719
Dude
Staking literally in two weeks

I'm mentally retarded

Because I'm never selling them.

I should have sold for eth when it was 20 dollars but here I am waiting for godot

I keep asking this and none of them can answer. I'm trying to figure out if LINK is worth buying during this bear market but it's current holders don't make it easier

>>52483454
The Ten Classic Signs You Are In A Cult:

1. The leader is the ultimate authority
>Sergey depicted in memes as a king, a god, Jesus on the cross
>followers hang on his every word, mesmerized by his presentations even though he's been using the same slides for 3.5 years

2. The group suppresses skepticism
>all critical thought about LINK is FUD
>questioning LINK will get you called a redditor, newfag, or a salty nolinker

3. The group delegitimizes former members
>memes depict LINK sellers swinging from a rope
>popular figures like Timo, Cryptojuice, and even Dave Portnoy are mocked endlessly despite making a profit by selling LINK

4. The group is paranoid about the outside world
>LINK cultists insist that the "kikes" want your LINK
>the only reason it doesn't pump is "price suppression" by the globalist Great Reset New World Order

5. The group relies on shame cycles
>people who don't have the prescribed "suicide stack" of LINK are mocked and shamed until they irresponsibly spend over $80,000 to acquire 10k LINK

6. The leader is above the law
>linkies hate anyone who sells LINK
>but when Sergey sells 40 million dollars of LINK every Friday for a year, it's a good thing

7. The group uses “thought reform” methods
>DO NOT UNDERESTIMATE THE POWER OF POSITIVE THOUGHT! WE ARE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER!

8. The group is elitist
>the linkie believes he is superior to the nolinker, even if the nolinker has made many times his profit, because one day LINK will moon. he knows this, based on faith.

9. There is no financial transparency
>nobody knows where Sergey's weekly 40 million dollar dumps are going
>one blog post update every 6 months

10. The group performs secret rites
>esoteric saturnism
>eric holder killed paul walker
>rosicrucian numerology
>municipal marmalade
>cult of demeter
>jonny rims horses

>>52482752
That's one of the most interesting parts of all of this.
These are companies, yet people expect them to pay out some kind of financial reward via these tokens.
The really funny part is that they *can't* actually pay out these rewards, else risk being labeled a security.
And with link where the token can be used, and in theory demand can provoke a rise in the price of the token, everyone forgets that Chainlink Labs holds enough supply to balance out and direct all the additional profits back into their own coffers.
It's quite the ingenious scam. Especially the emotional attachment and sunk cost fallacy parts.
Pretty impressive desu.

>>52482719
Because the jews don't want me to

>>52482719
Capital of a scandinavian country syndrome if you catch my cryptic rambling

i know one day link will balloon and i will be mega rich from it. i know this. i trust Sergeys vision more than ive trusted anything. i woukd follow sergey into battle against certain death, that is how much he inspires me. now i would like link to blow up ideally before im 30, but if it happens by 35 thats fine too

i don;t know to be honest.

kinda to see if all the shit that linkies have been saying for the last 4 years is actually real, all that breadcrumbs, all that prophecy about staking.

at this point i know i am gambling a large sum of my personal fortune over some random frog posters on an image board.

it's a clown world, and i am one of the clown.

>>52485360
Never selling. My family will never have to live by the kikes rules. Not my sons. Not my grandsons. Not my grandchildren's grandchildren's grandchildren's.

I'm invested in the most sure thing every created and I have zero doubt that it will be a money printer for 100 years. Chainlink staking will take an unimaginable amount of money from the kikes and put it in my pocket.

Thank you Sergey.

t. 80k Link. 2017-Infinity.

>>52485636
screencaped for my cringe collection

>>52485672
Name it "futuresuicidefuel" and set a reminder on your phone for end of next year to check it out.

>>52485105
A major piece of the tokenomics (staking), and a new avenue for network demand (CCIP) are both due for release

Nah. sold and bought bit. we out here.

>>52484134
This is all I’ve got to ever be successful or not. Shib has come and gone, so need something to make it with

>>52485124
>mesmerized by his presentations even though he's been using the same slides for 3.5 years

>>52482893
link posters were fine when link was relevant from 2017-late 2020, but it's already peaked, and it peaked hard.

if you want to play the altcoin game you have to be emotionless enough to dump your bags the moment they serve their purpose.

>>52482912
it's just the gme phenomenon by another name.
people think past luck implies they were right for a deeper meaning, when in reality past luck is more likely to give you future losses if you don't recognize it.

>>52485134
the best part is if they manage to get away with it in the eyes of the sec it's not even a scam. everyone who bought link got exactly what they said they would, and the smart money that sold in 2020 got a massive bear market return from it.

>>52485756
CCIP and (real) staking isn't happening for a long time, give it up. v0.1 is completely worthless without slashing, the tokenomics won't get "turned on" until staking actually secures data feeds.

>>52486284
Correct. The big brain play right now is buying LPL before November 25th

>>52486284
This. It's annoying hearing that "staking" is almost out. They threw the hodlers a bone for a test version after failing to deliver on any of the Jan 1 announcements. Now they can technically say staking did come out, but it's still a pathetic look. And guess what, Sergey could care less. The "community" is a means of helping him fund his pet project, and nothing more.

When the culties screech that the team owes you nothing, that's unironically how Sergey sees it. They are simply parroting their cult leader's message.

>>52486603
>hurr linkies are a cult
What does that make link fudders? A cult dedicated to obsessing over annother cult?

>>52482719
Will continue to hodl for as long as I can, I DCA weekly in this along with ORE and DIA hoping to make some fortune in the long term.

>>52485855
>link posters were fine when link was relevant from 2017-late 2020, but it's already peaked, and it peaked hard.
how did it peak when its use case has barely even started, lol

>>52482731
>1k eoy... just 10 more years bros

>>52487447
because the only thing that matters for alts is what it's price relative to bitcoin, or even ethereum is.
chainlink topped out well into the top 10, meaning no matter what happens in the future you're looking at minimal gains on that 2020 top, and that means it's simply not worth holding after that point.

>>52485124
awesome!

>>52482719

>>52482912
>Their tireless efforts have been twisting half-baked theories and statements into what they want them to mean, and repeating them enough they "know theyre true". Truly the midwit kings.
>my post is being copy pasta'd the morning after
Based because its true. Indistinguishable from XRP baggies in form and function. It's clear all the high IQ og's of LINK dumped on /pol/ migrant baggies, likely due to them being the most susceptible to half-baked theories if repeated enough.

>>52482719
>not even in the top 20 marketcap anymore, used to be in the top 10.

dead token not needed, don't be fooled by people here trying to sell their bags

>>52482719
>buy under $2
>take profits during bull run
>stack back to pre-bull run levels
>fundamentals are better than ever, already enjoying a taste of wealth with more to come in the future
I hold because I know what is coming. I'm not a trader. I just remember being a kid and the moment it clicked for me how wild it was that someone could have bought Google at IPO or Amazon a year after the bubble burst and hold. How much the boomers in my life talk about how they wish they had held but were afraid after getting burned in 2001 on dotcom projects that went bust (e.g. "Knowitall.com, which was supposed to be the search engine killer)
We have a chance to buy the AWS, HTTPS protocol, and Bloomberg terminal feed of the next 25 years all rolled into 1, at under $6 per cube

>>52482737
Good point but I don't think OP is trying to fud, I think it's a sincere question meant to start a cozy Link thread

>>52488144
witnessed
1K EOY

>>52486751
Every action has an equal and opposite reaction.

>>52482737
>LINK chads are some of the only people left safe and sound.
Nearly ever high-to-mid mcap project has the same chart, and LINK is in that group. Of that group, LINK has performed slightly worse, but the price action generally is in that bucket.

>>52482719
are you mad i didnt buy JEW BANK FTT shekels?

>>52482719

>>52485124
Well, only cults do x100 gains.
Last bull: ADA, SHIBA, Doge, Solana etc... while your non cult communities did what? x10 or x20?

Isn’t this interesting?

>>52492873
Kinda seems like.....its needed.....perhaps? hm?

>>52482719
I didn't realize the entire 2021 bull run was scamman fraud's doing, so I assumed it would work like other bull runs. I knew exactly when the SNL bitcoin top hit, but I didn't sell my alt coins because I expected a 1 to 2 week alt coin run after bitcoin's top just like every other bull run. I've questioned myself for a year and a half trying to figure out what I did wrong to end up screwing myself with greed, and only after seeing the FTX bullshit did I finally understand what happened.