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[Anonymous No.13713196]

What percentage of the link supply will be locked in notes when mainnet is live?

[Anonymous No.13713198]

>notes
scram pajeet!

[Anonymous No.13713222]

>>13713196
didnt ass blaster say his company is buying 100 million links to run nodes on? or $100 million worth of link to be run on nodes, either way thats a lot of fucking link to exit the market forever

[Anonymous No.13713238]

>>13713198
Fick dich du dummer Jude!

[Anonymous No.13713300]

>>13713222
Trips, checked

Buying 10% of the total supply just for nodes? Seems like too many could take the whole supply away

[Anonymous No.13713318]

>>13713238
basiert und rotwürfeliert

[Anonymous No.13713383]

>>13713222
I think big companies will get their link from the 650 million sergey supply

[Anonymous No.13713391]

>>13713196
Ok, here’s what people reading this need to know about Chainlink, smart contracts, mainnet, and oracles:

There are two different kinds of network. The one on blockchain was created by Satoshi, the second chain was created by the people who are going to use those blockchains for most things. The reason why they're different on the Chainlink system is because of different rules. One of the problems with block chain is that the system cannot work if everyone is using the same system, and therefore, they cannot be trusted. Now this problem has been solved and will continue to get more complex with time, but to understand why it happens, the simplest solution involves using a transaction record. The transaction record is just a set of information to include in a block chain that shows who is talking to what to communicate. These records have the following properties: They are public record (not stored on disk). They are readable and can be sent to and from multiple users or different computers, even within a network. -- They do not contain hidden information. They do, however, need to be verified against public records. They also must be valid for the block to be valid and be kept safe by the network. The transaction's 2xout is always unique within the chain. The other advantage is that a transaction can be verified with a transaction record by sending someone a bitcoin. A bitcoin is not valid if it comes from a wallet that is associated with an organization or an attacker.

[Anonymous No.13713401]

>>13713391
moreover, the transaction is broadcast immediately .... The transaction contains a transaction ID that can be linked to another transaction (for example, a transaction that includes the timestamp of the previous transaction).

Each transaction includes either a block hash (a hash of the last known block that was created) or a sequence number (which is a list of three consecutive 0's that denote a previous block number). This allows the transaction to be linked to another transaction without having to create or verify a transaction history file with information about past transactions.

With the right tools and knowledge, you can create your own transaction, or create and add transaction outputs to another transaction, or add multiple transactions to a block. You can even use multiple transactions to publish a block, but once they publish the block, it can no longer be altered (an effect of having the same block hash and transaction ID for all).

[Anonymous No.13713403]

>>13713196
IF you think putting tokens in nodes will have any effect onthe price, you're a fucking moron. Like literally first weeek in crypto newfag tier.

[Anonymous No.13713581]

>>13713196
Listen friends, there's a lot of misinformation and manipulation out there, in my experience, the biggest danger with crypto (and investing in general) is being easily influenced into investing in some tokens and then realizing you were just a sucker buying a shill's bags. We've all been here, folks. This crypto space is still immature, driven by greed, flooded with opportunists and is more dominated by marketing than by real value... and there are so many different projects all offering wonderful groundbreaking promises that it's very difficult to keep track of what's legit, what's a scam, and what's a big nothing... Well, do you remember the rick roll troll meme? Well the same folks who came up with that troll joke, 4chan (also known as Anonymous), has been orchestrating secret raids on reddit to downvote every thread discussing this particular token. Now think about this, who would FUD their own investment instead of shilling it? We all shill the tokens we own to our friends and family, so why are they doing this? It doesn't make sense, right? Well they're just doing it for fun, it seems... "as a joke", yup, just like the rick roll meme. All I'm saying is, be careful if you're thinking of buying this one, folks. Personally I'll be waiting until it proves itself to be more than just a joke and reaches at least 10 dollars before taking the risk to buy in, just to be safe. Smart move is to be patient and let the market decides if it can be trusted.

[Anonymous No.13713611]

>>13713403
Hello Delphi
Now go back