/biz/ - Business & Finance

Desperation

>>7464410
no reason. buy mobius sir

ps open bob

It's a meme.

>>7464410
that sexy logo
look at it
we have to look at something all day

They fell for pajeet marketers, bought this shit ico scam, now bagholding

They asked the same question here when VEN, Antshare and ETH was sub 1 $

>>7464410

To fud you from buying it, redditor

>>7464410
They get paid for it - every single Link shill on here is being paid by Sergey Nazarov - you can look it up. Why else would they want to shill a coin that 1. Has no future. 2. Has far, far better alternatives.

They are idiots who bought an obv. pump and dump at the peak

>>7464410
They're using reverse psychology to get you to buy their bags. Don't fall for the stinky linky memes.

No, YOU listen to ME you fucking faggot

Linkcoin is a fucking HYPE coin that you fucking hyped to oblivion. Then you got poor suckers like OP to buy in and now they lost their shirts.

You dumb fucks. Don't you realize Linkcoin is ran by a manic depressed loser and some complete rando? There's 2 FUCKING TEAM MEMBERS. Coins on page 5 of coinmarketcap have better fucking teams than this joke.

STOP shilling your faggot shit coin and stealing other people's hard earned bucks

If you believe in link fine, but don't fucking call these people idiots. YOURE the idiot and also a fucking filthy manipulated brainwashed cult-maniac.

Shut the FUCK up about Linkcoin because no one fucking cares about this faggot coin. You have a shit leader and your own coin shadowforked (cucked) the shit out of you.

>>7464410
don't buy it

THE ONLY REASON THIS WAS/IS SHILLED SO HARD HERE WAS TO TRICK REDDIT NEWFAGGOTS INTO BUYING A REALLY OBVIOUS VAPORWARE SCAM. YOU ACTUAL FUCKING RETARDS CAME HERE AND MISTOOK IRONIC SHILLING AND LE EPIC 4CHAN MEME CULTURE AS ORGANIC HYPE AND HOPPED ON THE TRAIN PROBABLY BECAUSE YOU SAW A LOLSUPERRANDOM SURGEY MEME. YOU ARE THE LOWEST OF THE LOW. I HAVE BEEN WARNING YOU FAGGOTS FOR MONTHS BECAUSE THIS SHIT IS MORE ANNOYING THAN FUNNY AT THIS POINT. TIME TO GROW UP AND LEARN WHAT OPPORTUNITY COST IS OR CONTINUE TO HOLD A SCAM WITH NO ACTIVE DEVELOPMENT, NO MARKETING, NO DEMAND/USECASE, NO COMMUNICATION, NOTHING BUT MOUTH BREATHING FAGGOTS WHO STILL HAVE A SPARKLE IN THEIR EYE FROM THE NOVELTY OF BABY'S FIRST 4CHAN MEME NOT HAVING WORN OFF YET.

>>7464410
Stinky linkies are stuck in the past

It's basically the install gentoo and SS+GOMAD of /biz/

>>7464410
I remember these exact threads being posted about ETH ~ 2 years ago. LINK had real value and people are excited about getting in on the ground floor.

>>7464697
LINK is such a hypecoin, I agree. Just like JUSTin Sun, Sergey is tweeting all day hyping his shit coin and alluding to partnerships and using smug emoticons. Steve is just as bad, he wear a "invest in chainlink and get sick gainz" shirt in public. Word is he even told his Grandmother to invest in his scam. These guys are clearly fraudsters propping up their coin by saying vague shit every day on social media and baiting with pictures.

>>7464722
What a dumbass

i didnt buy in until i realized that the jews at the world economic forum had an eye on smartcontract.com

>>7464410
Imagine that you and your friends are into cars. You study lots of cars, drive some and own a few. While most of your friends are into cars because they need them to get around or enjoy driving them, your fascination with automobiles comes from a technical perspective: you're a gear-head. One day, you're reading the car magazine, and you come across an article about a new car. The article's barely two pages long, and even shares one of its pages with the final column of another article about some bullshit. There's only one picture associated with this article, and it's a low resolution picture of the car in question painted in an ugly color. It's the kind of article that a layman might not appreciate or even notice at all while flipping through the magazine, but you're the kind of guy who reads every article in a magazine, so you begin reading. Only a couple of sentences in, your instincts are telling you that this car is unlike any other car you've ever seen. It runs on gasoline, diesel, alcohol, corn oil, water, blood... ANY fluid. It can drive on any road in any condition, traverse any off-road terrain, cross water, travel as a submersible, tunnel through the earth, fly through the sky at many times the speed of sound, and travel through outer space faster than the speed of light. Not only does it require no maintenance, it also autonomously breeds itself asexually, producing more of itself for free. The car also transforms into a robot which becomes your best friend forever and teaches you the secrets of immortality. In short, you have found the ultimate car. So, you immediately tell your friends about this car, but most of them are idiots who just don't get it because they're too stupid to even change their own oil on their own. So, you boil it down for people, telling them, in a nutshell, that they will become gods if they buy this new model car. Idiots tell you that the car mafia won't allow this new car because it's too good to be...

>>7464410
Someone started it, the other subhumans follow.

For good portfolio guidane just join the discord group.
https://discord gg/b9uVZBm

>>7464997
Link doesn't do the metaphorical equivalent of any of that shit. It's just Jason Parser.

>>7464997
...and they claim that the car mafia will just design a different car to do some of things your car claims to do, and then just stop production of your dream car; but, what those idiots don't know is that the car mafia themselves commissioned several different design teams to build a super car, and this super car that you read about is the one that won that competition, and the car mafia has already begun production quietly, and they're keeping the price down so that their friends can get in on it, because they all secretly know that the surface of the entire planet is going to be covered in lava soon, rendering all other cars obsolete or destroyed, so that only people with the super cars that you have just read about will be able to drive or even survive. So, you want to help as many people as you can to escape the lava doom awaiting all who fail to buy these super cars, because you don't want to be stuck with a bunch of assholes that you don't already know.

So, ask yourself, anon; which do you prefer:

>drowning painfully in lava
>traveling freely throughout the cosmos

Everyone here shilling link is literally just trying to help *US* escape future poverty. That's all.

babbys first pnd

>>7464997
>a car that runs on blood

satan, is that you!?!?

it was the only thing that kept me in the green

>>7464722
This right here- dubs confirm. Kek wields chaos and this largescale scam suits his wishes

>>7464410
They have nothingelse and they need it to work, it's a really sad story.

>>7464410
The thinking man's coin

It's the right thing to do.

>>7465194
Hard to dump if it was never pumped. Retard.

solves the oracle problem

>>7464410
Nothing to see here, keep moving.

>>7465126
No sir, Mobius is faster car and has real partnerships. Chainlink imagines driving car with friends because Chainlink alone.

>>7464410
Companies have all sorts of contracts for all sorts of things (obviously) but the legal system never works like it's supposed to. Let’s say you agree a contract to sell a table, say, for $20 next week. You give the guy the table but next week he doesn’t pay. Are you really going to take the buyer to court even though he legally owes you the money?

This kind of thing happens on a huge scale between companies. If they do decide to go to court it's expensive and wastes time. Usually, the side who’s owed money settles out of court for much less than they’re owed.

This is where smart contracts come in. Smart contracts are basically code that executes a contract when conditions are met. An example might be “I'll buy $100 of bonds if the base interest rate hits 1%”.

Once agreed, a smart contract will execute as written, no matter what. No one can fuck each other over once the contract is agreed (unless they BOTH agree).

What’s more, the contract is stored on a blockchain and so can’t be interfered with without hacking 51% of the nodes (this is practically impossible).

But there is another attack vector for smart contracts. Returning to the $100 for bonds example above, I could hack the input to the contract to (falsely) tell the contract that the interest rate is now 1%. The smart contract sees this and executes when it's not supposed to. The security of the contract is only as strong as the weakest link, which in this case is the input (also called an oracle).

Chainlink (LINK) solves this problem by decentralizing the oracle – i.e. the information that goes into the contract. It means smart contracts can't be triggered by false inputs (i.e. the attack vector I described above) without hacking 51% of the nodes (again, impossible).

And the bond example is just one of millions of use cases.

Pic related

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>>7465784
>brown ID
fuck off pajeet

Indians have internet access

WE ARE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER

DO NOT UNDER ESTIMATE THE POWER OF POSITIVE THOUGHT! ESPECIALLY COLLECTIVE POSITIVE THOUGHT!

THIS SHIT IS GOING TO REACH $1,000 EASILY!
HOLD THAT THOUGHT AND VISUALIZE IT IN YOUR MIND EVERYDAY AS OFTEN AS POSSIBLE STARTING NOW AND IT WILL MANIFEST INTO REALITY. DO IT! I'M NOT JOKING!

VISUALIZE AS OFTEN AND AS DETAILED AS POSSIBLE!

>>7465987
you are a MANIAC

I don't think it's shilled so much as it literally has taken on a life of its own through memes and all the gets that happen. It really does feel like the donald trump election of crypto. I own none so i don't care if you buy or sell, just letting you know how I feel

>>7465553
solves the lambo problem as well

Minimum $1000 EOY

>>7466196
atleast $1k my nigga

>>7465987
love this guy


>>7466196
love this guy


>>7466275
haha fuck yeah

>>7465126

>>7464410
It's just a meme, like pepe. Is today your first day here?

>>7465691
>(ID: BLPcKFud)
Nice Fud

I had no idea newfags were still falling for the LINK memes.

>there are people buying my bags who think they've got a good deal because they read it on an 4d underwater basket weaving forum

>>7464722
This is quality FUD.
And they said, people forgot how to FUD Link.

>>7464410
I'm gonna invest in this just in the hopes it leads to smart contract marriages. You could really fuck a lot of the scum of the earth out of a job if this while thing takes off over the next decade or two.

Dubs $1000 EOY

>>7465377
Nice work, nice dubs, but your image needs a Pepe face on Sergey's side (maybe that ski-masked gent in the far background).

>>7466447
You guys are starting to make me believe in this Kek business...

>>7466447
Reroll

>>7466497
Reroll

>>7466531
Reroll

>>7466337
pepe isn't "just" a meme. hes at least the most influential meme of all time and at most a literal egyptian god of chaos/meme magic. equating chainlink to pepe is one of the greatest compliments you could give it.

>>7466561
Reroll

>>7466596
Reroll

>>7464845
That's how all cryptos look to me. I can't buy in to any of this shit, I'm too nervous.

>>7466654
Reroll

>>7464697
>manic depressed lose
Here!

>>7465691
>based
stay woke.
but stop spreading this info

>>7466686
Lord kek is on vacation, you're annoying him

>>7466732

>>7466666

>>7464410
4chans PND coin, pls ignore

>>7466682
just buy the one that you think is least shit, store it in a secure wallet, and dont think about it too much for awhile. and to cover your ass stay up to date on any news surrounding that coin just in case someone finds out it was an elaborate indian scam or a team that doesn't deliver.

worst case scenario your investment doesn't pan out. best case scenario you're richer than you ever thought you could be.

>>7466752
he did it for us the madman

>>7464697
>Linkcoin

its just a meme

>>7464722
this desu btc, eth and req are where you should be storing your value

>>7466787
Show me on the chart where you see P&D.

If it were P&D groups, they are the worst in the business.

>>7464436

>>7465691
Just fud it like everyone else please you faggot. I am not done accumulating.

>>7466447
>>7466497
>>7466531
>>7466561
look at this pathetic deluded linkie, newfags. you really going to invest in this shit?

>>7464493
This. If you are new to 4chan you need to understand that there are a LOT of kids under 18 years old on this board. A few strawpolls have been done over the last year and you really wouldn't even believe the ratio.

Sometimes an anon appears foreign or lacking intellectual fortitude in his post, you guessed it - probably a 12-14 year old who had his parents sign up for coinbase so he could trade his allowance.

>>7466682
Do your research, Chainlink is the opposite of a hypecoin as anon described, working directly with some of the biggest organizations in the world but the devs barely talk about that, just the tech. As a result/biz/ is the only place that gives a flying fuck and Reddit is convinced it's only a meme.

>>7466978
Pre SIBOS - Puump
Post SIBOS - Dump

Same thing will happen at the next conference.

>>7467137
yes. and if you understood the law of attraction and meme magic you would too

>>7468454
nice shilling pajeet

I remember making this exact thread about ethereum

>>7464410
OP, why are you retarded?
Can't DYOR?

>>7467289
almost every coin gets action like this regularly though. any coin thats getting some news released or a roadmap released, a white paper, an announcement, an announcement of an announcement, etc gets P&D'd

>>7468736
HyperLedger's Fabric will support plugins for data inputs written in Go.
The new version of LINK oracles are written in Go
HyperLedger Fabric's privacy is based on what they call 'Channels'
These have limitations regarding privacy when you want to allow seperate chains to communicate.
It is an all or nothing thing.
Reference to email
turns out that Fabric privacy is based on 'channels'
This creates issues with communicating data between channels in Fabric.

Stole the below example:
```So if I'm, let's say, a diamond reseller I have to have everyone I buy from and sell to in the same channel. And since it's all in the same channel it's not private.

So I either have the case of a channel with everyone in it, that affords no privacy. Or I have a channel with only one other entity in it, which affords no utility.```

ChainLink will allow these chains to communicate via their oracle solution. This resolved the limitation(s) with their channel solution.

Also, Barclay's R3 oracle offering is based on Cornel. CL helped Cornel write their oracles.

http://tabbforum.com/videos/powering-smart-contracts-with-oracles-sergey-nazarov-smartcontract

5.7
https://docs.corda.net/_static/corda-technical-whitepaper.pdf

>>7468862
stop spoonfeeding poorfags pls

>>7468947
Will do.

>>7468862
thanks just emailed this post to myself for when i get home

>>7468862
Are you the same detective as the guy from yesterday?

>>7468862
>CL helped Cornel write their oracles.
This doesn’t necessarily mean anything for Chainlink though.

What you folks still don't realize is that ChainLink being seen as '4chans coin' is a strategic choice to intentionally keep the price low. Think about it - do normies want to buy a coin 4chan memes everywhere? Fuck no, price stays low as people are reluctant to buy a coin associated with NEETs and autists.
Meanwhile, Sergey is going full recon mode in getting mainnet up and running. Once its ready to go and IF these partnerships actually happen, LINK success would be guaranteed.
4chan has effectively had its reputation of neckbeards and neets tied to this coin as a means of supressing the price so people can keep accumulating at low prices. LINKs adoption here is, at its core, a test to see whether memes can be used as a means to build dreams.

>>7469791
god i love new memes

>>7468862
>http://tabbforum.com/videos/powering-smart-contracts-with-oracles-sergey-nazarov-smartcontract
>5.7
>https://docs.corda.net/_static/corda-technical-whitepaper.pdf
What am I looking for here

I thought you would never ask OP

>>7466701
Me too. /ourcoin/

Companies have all sorts of contracts for all sorts of things (obviously) but the legal system never works like it's supposed to. Let’s say you agree a contract to sell a table, say, for $20 next week. You give the guy the table but next week he doesn’t pay. Are you really going to take the buyer to court even though he legally owes you the money?

This kind of thing happens on a huge scale between companies. If they do decide to go to court it's expensive and wastes time. Usually, the side who’s owed money settles out of court for much less than they’re owed.

This is where smart contracts come in. Smart contracts are basically code that executes a contract when conditions are met. An example might be “I'll buy $100 of bonds if the base interest rate hits 1%”.

Once agreed, a smart contract will execute as written, no matter what. No one can fuck each other over once the contract is agreed (unless they BOTH agree).

What’s more, the contract is stored on a blockchain and so can’t be interfered with without hacking 51% of the nodes (this is practically impossible).

But there is another attack vector for smart contracts. Returning to the $100 for bonds example above, I could hack the input to the contract to (falsely) tell the contract that the interest rate is now 1%. The smart contract sees this and executes when it's not supposed to. The security of the contract is only as strong as the weakest link, which in this case is the external data input (also called an oracle).

Chainlink (LINK) solves this problem by decentralizing the oracle – i.e. the information that goes into the contract. It means smart contracts can't be triggered by false inputs (i.e. the attack vector I described above) without hacking 51% of the nodes (again, impossible).

And the bond example is just one of millions of use cases.

>>7464533
The audacity of this comparison, lmao

>>7464750
this, patience = reward
fuck I'm gona be so rich

>>7470230

>>7468862
Rare Sergey?

>>7468970
He rose from the table; and advancing to the master, basin and spoon in hand, said: somewhat alarmed at his own temerity: 'Please, sir, I want some more'

>>7470378
I look down and gently whisper, "No."

>>7466407
I’m hoping it helps replace Wall Street shmucks. This is ideological for me.

>>7470926
>mickey link private

I cant stop laughing

>>7470728
The master was a fat, healthy man; but he turned very pale. He gazed in stupified astonishment on the small rebel for some seconds, and then clung for support to the copper. The assistants were paralysed with wonder; the boys with fear.

>>7471080

>>7464492
Cloth off

>>7470926
Ideology and money doesn't go too well.

>>7468970
No daddy don’t stop

Finger me

>>7464566
>SirGay
>Shilling his own token.

My sides.
He doesn't even mention Chainlink by name

So how is chainlink involved in Binance downtime?

>>7472139
the delete it

>>7472352
they delete what?

>>7466275
>>7466196
>>7466447
fucking brainlets, might as well as sell your btc for 100 bucks and ethereum for 8 dollar right? enjoy ur gay lambo while i own the copy right of the color of lambo ur driving

>>7472408
My links.

>>7472408
the linkies :(

>>7464750
But ETH had active development and was already in the top 5 of cryptos.

LINK has literally no development and is not even on the top 100.

Poor linkies.

>>7471991
They do if you’re not retarded and can see where the future is heading. That’s literally what smart investing is.

>mfw that one anon talking about collecting content for his article in these threads was serious
Christ dude

Thanks just bought 100k

>>7464845
Tron is a billion times more legit than LINK you fucking faggot. Get out.

>>7466686
LINK will never be worth anything.

>>7473147

red id link falls 50% tonight

>>7473262
>increasingly desperate LINK bagholder lashes out for the third time today
Getting harder to choke back those tears, huh?

Imagine you are walking in Albuquerque in 1975 and you see young Paul Allen and Bill Gates working on a computer. This is how I see Chainlink in the present.

>>7464410
buy mobius if you're a fag, buy link if not. it's that simple.

>>7473355
>certificate of china's national-high tech enterprise
>from the ministry of science and technology and ministry of finance and state administration of taxation
...damn, linkies btfo

>>7464410
This board is trolling you moron. This is 4chan. No one really supports “cryptocurrencies” here like no one really supports nazis on /pol/. It’s all sarcasm. I can’t believe I have to spell this out for you

>>7464726
Except ss+gomad actually works. Can confirm
.
.
.
Unlike link

>>7473495
laugh while you can faggot, it's more official recognition than LINK has ever received. TRX will never die!

>>7466367
>BLPcKFud
>Bull Puck FUD
Is this the best ID ever rolled on /biz/?!

>>7473355
>web 4.0 ON LOCK

>>7464726
It’s more like the Zumba + wii fit of /biz/

>>7473619
fuck off faggot i know link is a scam

>>7469791
Can you imagine the state of /biz/ if Link ever does actually blow the fuck up?

It would be absolutely glorious. I'm in on Link as a gamble, mostly because I want to be along for the ride if it ever does blow up.

>>7473844
>Tron team lifts ChainLink's code
>removes licensing
>improves code immensely almost overnight
>doesn't credit SmartContract team because weak men who reveal their hands don't deserve recognition
>Tron's mainnet goes up while ChainLink is still limping along in testnet
>Sergey's partners abandon LINK for greener chink pastures, oracle portion of Tron explodes overnight
Can you imagine the REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>7473730
>Bull Puck
What's that supposed to be, Rebecca?

>>7473355
lmao any """"""certificate"""""" that China issues is worthless outside china

Good luck Anons, I'm not getting in but wish you smooth sailing.

>there is people who STILL don't own any LINK
are you guys really THAT retarded that you LITERALLY think that getting offchain data into a smart contract is USELESS?
Like you Retards really believe that smart contracts are useless and are not clearly the future?

from knowing other investors and being in a group of crypto investors I noticed that only nonwhites don't hold any LINK.
is understanding Chainlink really the Great Filter that separates Whites from the other human races?
is it an IQ thing?
I just don't get how somebody could NOT SEE any value in offchain data for smart contracts.

>>7474387
>are you guys really THAT retarded that you LITERALLY think that getting offchain data into a smart contract is USELESS?
Nice misdirection. Smart money knows how valuable that is, but they also knows someone with more resources and drive will do it better.

>>7474108
You've never heard the expression "Bull pucky"?
It's like a little kid way of saying Bullshit.
My mom used to say it sometimes when I was a kid.
>when I was a kid

>>7467137
Whoa, a guy on an anonymous parakeet sweater weaving forum tried to reroll for dubs. I guess link is debunked now just sold 100k

<<< THIS.

>>7474387
>are you guys really THAT retarded that you LITERALLY think that getting offchain data into a smart contract is USELESS?
Like you Retards really believe that smart contracts are useless and are not clearly the future?
I do think it’s valuable, that’s why I’m balls deep in Aeternity because it actually has consistent development and communication, and the team doesn’t hype it up like this shit

>>7474852
Aeternity for life.

>>7474517
Oh that's neat actually. Yeah, never heard it.

>>7474852
You're supposed to shill Mobius.

>>7475120
He’s obviously new

So does LINK have actual potential or is it just a meme? I'm so confused.

>>7475035
Come to think of it, I've only ever heard my mom say it. Not sure where she picked it up.

>>7464410
I admit I bought Link since this was shilled hard in here.

>>7475752
Of all the resources to choose from to find an answer to your question, you choose /biz/.

>>7475752
Meme. Buy möbius

>>7475930

Unironically, the hard shilling here will lead normies to not take it seriously

>>7476271
Good. I need them to buy my bags.

>>7475937
Mobius is really better than link?

heaviest bags in crypto

>>7476313
If you believe that I have a bridge to sell you too

>>7476313
It's not that Mobius is better than Link, rather that Link is dead in the water. No communication for months, their main partnership (SWIFT) is moving to ripple, and development seems to have stopped.

Only alternative to Link in the Oracle space is Mobius, so if you think Oracles have value that is your best shot.

>>7464410

>it's 2020
>Link is still number 100 on CMC
>but Crypto's total market cap is now 20 trillion
>both alts and BTC have been on incredibly bullruns

What is Link worth?

Can someone explain me something. The core of chain link is the connection to external APIs. So why could f.e. ethereum which also has smart contracts not connect to other APIs like chain link will do? Can ethereum be developed, so it will also do this function and chain link is not needed anymore?

How many LINK do I need to make it?

>>7477064
Then it would be centralized

>>7465691
Companies have all sorts of contracts for all sorts of things (obviously) but the legal system never works like it's supposed to. Let’s say you agree a contract to sell a table, say, for $20 next week. You give the guy the table but next week he doesn’t pay. Are you really going to take the buyer to court even though he legally owes you the money?
This kind of thing happens on a huge scale between companies. If they do decide to go to court it's expensive and wastes time. Usually, the side who’s owed money settles out of court for much less than they’re owed.
This is where smart contracts come in. Smart contracts are basically code that executes a contract when conditions are met. An example might be “I'll buy $100 of bonds if the base interest rate hits 1%”.
Once agreed, a smart contract will execute as written, no matter what. No one can fuck each other over once the contract is agreed (unless they BOTH agree).
What’s more, the contract is stored on a blockchain and so can’t be interfered with without hacking 51% of the nodes (this is practically impossible).
But there is another attack vector for smart contracts. Returning to the $100 for bonds example above, I could hack the input to the contract to (falsely) tell the contract that the interest rate is now 1%. The smart contract sees this and executes when it's not supposed to. The security of the contract is only as strong as the weakest E-link, which in this case is the input (also called an oracle).
E-coin (ECN) solves this problem by decentralizing the oracle – i.e. the information that goes into the contract. It means smart contracts can't be triggered by false inputs (i.e. the attack vector I described above) without hacking 51% of the nodes (again, impossible).
And the bond example is just one of millions of use cases.
>Pic related

>>7466328
I miss the toilet memes. I really hated them when they were popular, but the FUD has gotten so retarded I miss threads being filled with *fluuuushhhh*

>>7477221
20k minimum

>>7464410
It's a meme to dick over newfags

when has the autistic hivemind been wrong on /biz/? Digibyte?

>>7477889
The only thing digibyte had going for it is faster transfers and that's only because no one used it.

>>7477665
Heres a classic from the toilet era

>>7477889
I mean even DGB had a 1.2billion market cap at one point

>>7478111
right you could've made money on digibyte if you had just sold high. but the point still stands, the autistic hivemind tends to succeed

>>7475752
It's a piece of shit that people use to distract you from the legitimately good projects that are posted on /biz/. If you read the whitepaper, you'll see that they use Intel SGX for the computations performed by the oracle service. SGX has a number of high profile unpatched security vulnerabilities that make it totally unsuitable for use in oracles, which require supreme data integrity. People ask about this in the slack and Rory and t.hodges just deflect, claim it isn't an issue, or say that there are better options, but of course they refuse to talk about them. This is just one of many huge problems with the project. You can search them out for yourself, but believe me, it is a waste of your time.

There are other projects that promise oracles which do not have the glaring issues facing Chainlink. For example, Mobius uses a far more robust system to prevent tampering of data. Queried API data is encrypted and distributed to oracle nodes in such a way that, even if some of them are compromised, calculations will can be performed and accurate data conveyed to smart contracts without worry of malicious inaccuracy. Think of a redundant RAID setup for data storage and you have the right idea. There are a handful of other improvements that Mobius alone have made to Chainlink's idea, and they're already getting a lot of attention from legitimate blockchain projects like Walton. Don't fall for the memes anon. Link was a good idea, much like bitcoin, but it's simply getting crushed by the dev's poor decisions and by superior competition.

there's a difference between shilling and worship

>>7478225
>There are other projects that promise oracles which do not have the glaring issues facing Chainlink. For example, Mobius
I love this shit.

>>7478320
Oh man I don't know who to believe.

>>7473330
yeah BTFO faggot

sup faggots 60k link marine here i give precisely zero fucks whether you buy link or not i just dropped in to roll dubs kek be with you peace

>>7477064
your poor typing skills and dumb questions lead me to believe you are a pajeet and/or this project is over your head anon

>>7478320
>>7478452

Intel SGX issues aren't copypasta, they are absolutely about Link. The whitepaper has an entire section about it.

IMHO reliance on trusted hardware is the biggest risk factor for Link. Give intel's recent security issues it's not sure if Intel SGX can be fully trusted.

>>7478966
you can just switch to another vendor no?
AMD? ARM?

>>7478966
The white paper also has an entire section on the problems with trusting Intel and SGX, last page. The initial implementation and main net will not use SGX anyway.

>>7479438

>>7464410
oldfags love forcing pink wojaks on people

also oldfags flip this coin to newfags and have a constant income stream

>>7478248
So you feel like someone noticed your trip that you desperately need

>>7474852
>Aeternity
CHAINLINK HAS A WORKING PRODUCT THOUGH YOU FUCKING IDIOT

Do you want to believe?

One guy doing multiple posts.

>>7464566
WHAT THE FUCK. YOU MEAN IVE BEEN SHILLING THIS SHIT FOR FREE AND PEOPLE ARE GETTING PAID

I LOSE AT EVERYTHING

>>7473147
ahaha...aaaaahahahahaha....
BAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

oh btw, LINK $100 EOY check em

>>7464492
But I live in New York so I can't buy Mobius

rrrreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Link and TKY will make profitable retarded coin baby

>>7478966
> IMHO reliance on trusted hardware is the biggest risk factor for Link.
Completely agreed. If trusted hardware can't be trusted then they simply have failed to deliver. But I believe that Ari is even more paranoid than myself, shit's being planned with the idea of being protected even against physical attacks.

it will see the singularity this year

Link 100$ End of June

stinky linky poopity poo
stinky linky no money for you

>>7464410
LINK $300 by April

Check em fags

>>7464410

you are literally buying shares in smartcontracts.com

>you missed Ebay
>you missed Amazon
>you missed Facebook

>>7464410
contract with pajeet team to post 24/7
meant to both shill chainlink + attack competing coins

>>7483770
>hey guys if I buy shares in sex.com that means I am getting royalties from all porno on the internet

link has so much hype, pro and con, that its gonna do something big. The fact that we haven't stop talking about it for 6 months is proof

>>7483855

If sex.com was the only website that had the technology to make porn videos play then yes you would be

smartcontract.com has a monopoly on the technology that makes smartcontracts do more than just transfer shitcoins

so much misinfo on this fucking shit

>>7484113
I can only get so hard

>>7464410
The next etherium because if it fails smart contracts are worthless

What is Microsoft coco and what is corda and why is chainlink better?

>>7484589
get a load of this guy trying to FUD mobius. let us all know when sir Gay gets an actual office and hires some staff

its pretty amazing how hard this gets shilled

>>7464410
Hedging my bets

If LINK fails, biz buys my bags, I still have enough to creampie some korean whores

If LINK takes off, I have enough to creampie korean whores until the end of time

>>7484983
Would rather creampie latina whores but I'm with you anon

>>7484589
Even the most pitiful brainlet can understand this explanation. If you aren't holding 20k+ LINK you are literally fucking retarded and there is absolutely no way you can logically defend yourself.

>>7485084
20k here, I just want my family to be set. Nothing but love for my LINK bros

>>7485084
give price prediction for next 3 years

eoy 1 - 100
eoy2- 500
eoy3 - 1000

>>7464492
la pequeña creatura de las americas...

>>7485118
Same here dude. Moms gonna crap out this year and my bro is disabled, so I gotta set us up with a house and some money so he doesn't end up homeless cause we got no other family. My hodl is a grim hodl.

>>7464410
Here's your answer: >>7485743

>>7485602
I can relate. The shittiest thing for me is that I can't earn nearly enough by the time my parents need me to support them. They're still paying off a house, 5 cars, etc. It's grim and pathetic as fuck, but I need to make it in crypto. I think we'll both make it because of LINK.

>>7464410
Holy shit how is this thread still up?
I was browsing this last night and now I'm having my morning coffee while typing this on my iPad.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E97g-zbR0aU

>@17:59
WILL YOU RELEASE THE CUBE

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>>7484589

Taking a break from Reddit and I see this!!


Oooh my ex boif Sergey has like 20k lefy of these but he won't gimme any :((((

He said he was going to move to Canada with me and we could live happly ever after but after his recent surgery he said he can't afford a hot gf like me. He got made when I forgot to tell him about my yeast infections

Send me some links????? I'm single so I can make it worth you're wild.