/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55603127
Why is Sergey obese though?

>>55603156
zero self control and trash genetics
simple as

>>55603156
>>55603164
that's no way to speak about your dad

>>55603156
>Why is Sergey obese though?

Building decentralized oracle networks is a calorie heavy endeavor

>>55603204
kekk

This doesn't even include the 10s of trillions in value through fiat, stocks, derivatives, and bonds that exist in tradfi which will eventually be tokenized and put on blockchains.

>>55603156
thats the real question

>>55603127
Basically anyone who staked is going to be filthy fucking rich without even having to sell a single LINK

>>55603571
quiet please
we are discussing the size of sergey

>>55603594
>obese manlet grows a beard to hide his triple chin
many such cases
sad!

>>55603127
i love how we went from
>wow crypto is so amazing i can movie millions around for cents
to
>guise what if we charge 0.1%+tip for every transaction?!?

LINKtards will single handedly destroy crypto and turn it into a joke
>let's just centralize and destroy everything under my globohomo coin, maybe that will counteract the team dumping on me!

>>55603156
While you were building your body, Sergey was building the future.

>>55603571
WHY IS THE POOL STILL CLOSED
>>55603594
His size is that massive it is almost cascading in on itself.

>>55603127
Bump for interest

Important that's its competitive

>>55603156
fipple bipple

>>55603628
>While you were building your body, Sergey was guzzling cum and losing teeth.
kek

>>55603594
> Please don't talk about ccip fee's

>>55603594
Sorry but no amount of derailing will distract me from the fact that I am literally going to be part of the world elite.

>>55603756
>cuk ID
uh oh stinkie

>>55603571
>>55603756
>cuk
you will always be a lower class anus tonguer
lol cuk

>>55603621
>>guise what if we charge 0.1%+tip for every transaction?!?

Its hard to know what the cost will be but there is a price to pay for safe cross chain transfers. Everyone who has attempted it thus far has been hacked at one time or another. That fee is much less than the value that will be gained by seamlessly being able to connect all public and private blockchains.

>>55603994
>Fee payment premiums for CCIP Messaging will be a flat fee per message, while fees for using CCIP to enable token transfers will be a percentage of the value transferred. CCIP fees also include gas cost overhead. The premium portion of fees paid in alternative assets will have a surcharge of 10% versus LINK payments. Current CCIP premium fees are in line with industry standards within the cross-chain ecosystem, although these values are subject to change.

>>55604032
Based, 10% extra not to pay in link

Seethe nolinkers

>>55604032

Yes we know the flat rate premium if a protocol pays in something other than LINK but we don't currently know what percentage of the total value transferred will taken as an additional fee whether you pay in LINK or not.

>>55603621
>>guise what if we charge 0.1%+tip for every transaction?!?
It's not every transaction though, just the transactions that need to cross chains. When you're on the chain you need to be on you won't be paying that again until you need to jump back to the chain you started on, or to another chain entirely.

>>55603532
>>55603532

Bump

>>55603156
Motherfucker. I kek'd. You leave based Serg alone, he's got a glandular problem.

>>55604291
.

GM based kings

>>55604291
And it's only been alive 48 hours.

>>55603756
Give me some concrete projections of wealth

alright. i admit it. chainlink is going to take over the whole space. and I FUD it nonstop because... because i don't have enough

>>55605150
He did the math wrong. That is cumulative revenue so its currently on track for 1.6 Million annual revenue of course that will increase drastically as time passes.

>>55605150
that was deboonked. he miscalculated and its really more like 1.6mil

>>55605290
>>55605644
Holy shit it's over

>>55605767
>>55605767

This two days worth of revenue on a limited release

>>55605792
i told my friends about link at 80 cents and almost no one got in. they'll all wait until they hear about it on centralized normie news and when they inevitably reach out I'm just going to send them this image from my villa.

>>55605792
Bro Sergey dumps billions

>>55603127
We literally pumped more on xrp winning the lawsuit than out own ccip release fml

Please could a community advocate answer the following

>payments made in alternative assets will be withdrawn to separate maintenance pools and replaced within the CCIP contracts with LINK based on the exchange rate at the time of payment

Why are they not dumping the native tokens and buying link on the open market directly?

>I am literally going to be part of the world elite.

>>55606320
it's just easier to dump on us holders

>>55603571
>cuk ID

>>55605899
>Bro Sergey dumps billions

What does that have to do with the projected revenue of CCIP?

>>55603127
>>>55606346
>I am going to be part of the world elite.
Only if you have psychic powers will you be welcomed into the "Elite"
As far a billionaires/politicans, they're merely second tier (think middle manager in a corporation).

>>55605644
Wait till they find out that 'revenue' is negative value given that it's denominated in link that gets given back to subsidize nodes to cover their gas costs. As anyone who follows things should realize.
They won't blv it though...
The wildest part is that even if it all genuinely had 100x in real revenue you'd still be looking at a 20x p/e with it's $3.6b market cap...

>>55604879
Based gm based kings poster

>>55604102
>When you're on the chain you need to be on you won't be paying that again
what are ETH fees
this is a clusterfuck, who the fuck is going to use this bullshit and for what purpose

>>55603621
>token not needed
>hahaha there's no value being moved anyway suck it stinkniggers
>noooo making money from your unrivalled premium service will ruin le heckin decentralised ecosystem!

This is your brain on hrt

>>55606750
god i hate u fuckin stinks
chainlink es muy mal

>>55603127
It's ~0.07%

>>55606758
Seethe, Jorje

>>55603156
Why are you?

>>55603156
Subhuman soul

>>55606750
alright
still not paying you 0.1% to move my money around
chances are nobody in the ecosystem will, even those who currently have mainnet access only use it for testing purposes to exchange messages around

>>55608515
Visa/Mastercard charges 1.5% to 3.5% so merchants are already charged at least 15x more currently ...

>>55608546
>merchants
sounding a bit anti-semitic there anon
...

>>55608515
During alt szn people regularly pay up to ~50% of the transaction value to get in/get out of shitcoins during big moves lmao. 0.1% is nothing

>>55608546
people got into crypto precisely to not have to deal with (((mastercard))), (((visa))) and (((merchant))) antics, but it is understandable that cult followers of a WEFcoin do not see anything wrong with such practices

>>55606526
with ccip, the gas cost is paid by the user in the transaction with a premium on top
>at a 20x p/e with it's $3.6b market cap...
i am very smart

>>55608762
>just provide infrastructure for free bro or you're a WEF merchant

>>55608762

https://dune.com/ericwallach/chainlink-ccip-revenue

It looks like the total cumulative revenue is around 30k USD.
Which seems low. But total cumulative TXs is 3k.
Not sure how this ratio will change, but if it won't, then you can calculate a cool 1$ revenue per TXs.

All you need then is an estimated amount of tx per day / year.