Guys, this Swift document sounds alot like LINK to me

[Anonymous No.11437044]

[Anonymous No.11437054]

you're honestly fucking retarded i can't

[Anonymous No.11437055]

Um, what part brainlet?

[Anonymous No.11437057]

>>11437044
pajeet this street document sounds a lot like toilet to me.

[Anonymous No.11437059]

>>11437055
this is fucking massive

[Anonymous No.11437069]

Please delet sirs

>>11437044
>>11437055
Checked

[Anonymous No.11437108]

>>11437055
- Robust, global API platofrm and single trusted entry point
- Platform must be standard and reach every key player, (blockchain agnostic)
-Assurance of privacy and non commercial use of the data and transactional metadata (trusted execution environments)
- Support high value transactions- which Sergey always talks about
- API's interlinked with legacy business processes

[Anonymous No.11437176]

>>11437044

Just bought 100K Swift tokens

[Anonymous No.11437181]

>>11437108
you have seen

[Anonymous No.11437229]

>>11437181
I have not but now it is all starting to come together

[Anonymous No.11437254]

>>11437044
This is from the new white paper that came out today.. new FUD? Looks like it’s to bash the XRP shills

[Anonymous No.11437256]

>another chainlink schizo thread
guys you can give up any time, you are FUCKED why should the big guys use chainlink?? YOU ARE FUCKED pic related you guys ittt its a chainlink cult you believe everything the chainlink liars tell you pathetic

[Anonymous No.11437574]

>>11437044
This sounds exactly what Chainlink is working with Swift on. yes!!!

[Anonymous No.11437739]

>>11437254
You got a source for that?

[Anonymous No.11437795]

>>11437044
Moon, brothers

[Anonymous No.11437807]

>>11437739
Yes. Swift’s twitter links to a new white paper posted oct 17. Download it

[Anonymous No.11437817]

>>11437807
https://www.swift.com/news-events/news/the-transformation-of-the-european-payments-landscape

[Anonymous No.11437833]

>>11437044
>assurance of absolute privacy
>smart contracts
no

[Anonymous No.11437857]

>>11437833
>what are permissioned chains

[Anonymous No.11437993]

Semi related question I've been trying to figure out about how Chainlink could be used..

If my bank was plugged into Chainlink, I should be able to issue a payment to an onchain contract, and have my dollar reflected as a token on the network, correct? And I could then do things on chain with that dollar, and not have to worry about the tides of volatility in the whole crypto market? And the reason this is possible with Chainlink, and cannot be done without it, is that it ensures the payment was authorized from a trusted source (my bank account), and no one would be able to create tokenized dollars from thin air except for a bank confirming that the funds exist and the transaction is valid?

Am I understanding this correctly? I must not be because there's no way such a thing would go unnoticed for so long when the possibilities are so huge.

[Anonymous No.11438040]

Delusional linkies... They're partnering with xrp and enigma

[Anonymous No.11438205]

>ctrl+f
>no chainlink
>no smart contract

[Anonymous No.11438401]

>>11437833
>>assurance of absolute privacy
>>smart contracts
>no
Actually, yes. Sergey Nazarov JUST presented on this. Storing private data off chain and also handling computations off chain, and then using chainlink as the trusted oracle to link the off chain computation to the smart contract on chain.

Also, chainlink (maybe?) competitor oracle labs/ekidin is trying to address this problem as well.

[Anonymous No.11438407]

>>11437817
Thanks for this link.

[Anonymous No.11438416]

>>11437044
Nah

[Anonymous No.11439277]

1k eoy !