It's up https://blogs.oracle.com/startup/first-cohort-of-startups-selected-for-oracle%e2%80%99s-blockchain-and-chainlink-innovation-project

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Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:40:44 2019 No.16061304 [Reply] [Original]

It's up
https://blogs.oracle.com/startup/first-cohort-of-startups-selected-for-oracle%e2%80%99s-blockchain-and-chainlink-innovation-project

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:42:40 2019 No.16061315 >>16061304 Owl noises

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:43:01 2019 No.16061320 Who?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:43:15 2019 No.16061324 What the actual fuck It’s a bunch of no ones AND It’s only 20

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:44:04 2019 No.16061328 >>16061304 TWENTLY I REPEAT ONLY TWENTY LITERAL WHOS

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:44:09 2019 No.16061329 >>16061324 >>16061320 >>16061315 have sex

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:44:15 2019 No.16061330 Holy shit this is huge

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:44:21 2019 No.16061332 >>16061320 >>16061315 whovemind

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:44:32 2019 No.16061335 File: 3 KB, 60x56, quant (2).png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:45:00 2019 No.16061340 Domp eet

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:45:03 2019 No.16061342 >>16061324 >first cohort

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:45:38 2019 No.16061346 >>16061328 was known it'd only be 20 and maybe take time to look into the startups before running your mouth? you guys expected what? google microsoft amazon other huge household name companies? stop being unrealistic

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:45:59 2019 No.16061347 Also North East is Jonnys and Thomas side hustle wtf they really are faking it all

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:46:06 2019 No.16061348 >>16061328 It's almost like actual scientific professionals know more about what is really useful than you stupid sandwich artists who are seduced by cool logos and word salad white papers.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:46:30 2019 No.16061353 >>16061330 You mean whoge

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:46:47 2019 No.16061355 >>16061304 Lmao, the absolute state of linkers. It's like announcing a crypto project with other fag companies.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:47:02 2019 No.16061356 >>16061304 so 20 companies actually using chainlink and binance this is adoption the mountain is starting to move good

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:47:36 2019 No.16061362 >quant network Lmao

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:47:49 2019 No.16061367 >>16061304 thanks just sold my whole stack

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:48:15 2019 No.16061373 >>16061347 >Also North East is Jonnys and Thomas side hustle No it's not. They're only advisers. By your logic, Chainlink is Zuckerberg's side hustle because Evan Chang is an adviser.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:49:25 2019 No.16061381 Paid fud will commence on mass from today for exactly 4 weeks

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:50:00 2019 No.16061389

>>16061304
Yeah sorry, I'm out. First they couldn't even get 50. But that's beside the point. Just look at the list, it's a bunch of nobodies. Half of which look like basement dwellers creating their crypto webpage a few weeks ago. Find me ONE legit company on that list. There is none. It's a bunch of crypto nobodies serving as references for each-other with no tangible product or service. I'm out, this is pure hype that's got nothing to do with the real world.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:50:01 2019 No.16061391 >Gravel coin >bridging blockchain and gravel Literally what the fuck is this fernando you fat fuck

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:50:26 2019 No.16061396 >>16061362 Unironically have a throbbing erection in my pants down there.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:50:39 2019 No.16061398 WHO? . WHO? . WHO? . WHO? . WHO? . WHO? . WHO? . WHO? . WHO? . WHO? . WHO? . WHO? . WHO? . WHO? . WHO? . WHO? . WHO? . WHO? . WHO? . WHO?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:50:48 2019 No.16061401 >>16061304 >https://blogs.oracle.com/startup/first-cohort-of-startups-selected-for-oracle%e2%80%99s-blockchain-and-chainlink-innovation-project AAAAAAAAA WHY IS THE PRICE CRASHING!!!!

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:51:02 2019 No.16061403 >>16061346 Right, its not RLC, its a meme board coin for 12 year olds and transitioning faggots.

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:51:11 2019 No.16061404

Yeah sorry, I'm out. First they couldn't even get 50. But that's beside the point. Just look at the list, it's a bunch of nobodies. Half of which look like basement dwellers creating their crypto webpage a few weeks ago. Find me ONE legit company on that list. There is none. It's a bunch of crypto nobodies serving as references for each-other with no tangible product or service. I'm out, this is pure hype that's got nothing to do with the real world.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:51:11 2019 No.16061405 File: 20 KB, 599x146, Capture.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16061304 Just to dispel the fud that has been going around >Oy vey, goyim. Only 20. Pic related

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:51:18 2019 No.16061407 Obviously Linkies will still call Quant scam, even tho we are shilled by Oracle, Gartner and unironically by Chainlink itself lol

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:51:48 2019 No.16061410 >>16061304 The rage of swinglinkers burns like a thousand suns in this thread

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:52:37 2019 No.16061418 >>16061391 Is this the first time you ever heard of a supply chain token, anon?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:53:09 2019 No.16061421 >>16061389 Bunch of nobodies where one of then is partnered with SIA and was promoting itself on Sibos. Yeah, nobodies, sure

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:53:18 2019 No.16061422 File: 563 KB, 1171x374, b66e66f4e65462122d6938d323ec6849.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16061346 >>16061348 >actual scientific professionals more like actual niggers

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:53:32 2019 No.16061424 >>16061391 That fat hue-nigger is going to pay

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:54:14 2019 No.16061431 >>16061389 Lol. Post proof of you selling. Bullshitter

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:54:35 2019 No.16061435 >>16061418 >gravelcoin >"its a supply chain token!" Does gravel supply chain need a "coin"? How can this possibly improve on current systems?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:54:41 2019 No.16061437 KEK, LITERALL WHO PAJEET PROJECTS (as expected)

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:54:55 2019 No.16061440 LMFAO HOW CAN LINKIES KEEP COPING WITH THESE LITERAL WHO ANNOUNCEMENTS. THIS IS WORSE THAN JUSTIN FUCKING SUN TALKING ABOUT ANNOUNCEMENTS OF ANNOUNCEMENTS LMFAO.

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:56:16 2019 No.16061452

>>16061389
>it's a bunch of nobodies
It's another "anon has trouble with the term startup" episode.

>>16061435
>Does gravel supply chain need a "coin"?
Why not?
The underlying system is Chainlink so it's not like they're trying to reinvent the wheel, just implementing a system that works for their specific industry, which happens to be gravel.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:56:30 2019 No.16061455 >click on random link >see this l m a o best part is that it's just another "supply chain blockchain project".

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:56:32 2019 No.16061456 >gravel coin You cant make this shit up

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:56:54 2019 No.16061461 >>16061381 elaborate

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:57:09 2019 No.16061463 Where the fuck is Bill Gates

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:57:16 2019 No.16061465 File: 611 KB, 1078x1363, 20191028_155001.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16061455 laughed so hard i forgot the pic

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:58:54 2019 No.16061478 >>16061465 Kek

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:59:01 2019 No.16061479 >>16061463 Ah yes, Bill Gates and his famous "Windows" startup!

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 09:59:05 2019 No.16061482 Fucking gravel coin , because link is a dead coin and needs to be buried

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:00:03 2019 No.16061494 Kek do we need to kill ourselves, marines? 20 literal poos... What are we gonna do?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:00:08 2019 No.16061496 >>16061482 baset

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:01:34 2019 No.16061515 >>16061465 Time to sell

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:02:07 2019 No.16061520 File: 650 KB, 600x400, 57Bluestone.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Heres you 32 millon dollars bro

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:02:12 2019 No.16061521 File: 294 KB, 1080x1440, 20191028_155943.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] it just keeps getting funnier

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:02:20 2019 No.16061522

Yeah sorry, I'm out. First they couldn't even get 50. But that's beside the point. Just look at the list, it's a bunch of nobodies. Half of which look like basement dwellers creating their crypto webpage a few weeks ago. Find me ONE legit company on that list. There is none. It's a bunch of crypto nobodies serving as references for each-other with no tangible product or service. I'm out, this is pure hype that's got nothing to do with the real world.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:02:52 2019 No.16061529 File: 10 KB, 250x237, 2ef5f835.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] okey this is just sad, linkies are so fucking deluded. kek its like REQ all over again

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:03:03 2019 No.16061533

>who?
>startups in finance, insurance, transport, supply chain, commodities
>all these industries will be shaken in their very foundations because of the change smart contracts are going to make
>add some startups focusing on blockchain interoperability so everybody can take part
>muh nothingburger, serg shoves bigmacs up his fat hairy ass
don't change

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:03:15 2019 No.16061535
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>>16061304
Oh no... Dropping my bags rn. I was expecting google and microsoft to be among the startups but wtf is this? Literal who after literal who. How can the CL network ever expand into this new space by only onboarding literal whos with new concepts?

$0.01 eoy

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:03:16 2019 No.16061536

This is unironically huge the more I think about it. Oracle is basically testing the Chainlink concept at the moment. However instead of having an expensive innovation lab, they are letting multiple start ups run the chainlink network and seeing if any of their business models succeed. The start ups which do succeed basically Prove the Concept that Chainlink can be used by enterprises and if a real need is found for it then Oracle will buy up the start ups and offer it to their customers. Look at some of the companies and what they are trying to achieve. A number of them are basically Chainlink integrators, smart contract writers using the network to offer a service writing smart contracts. Chainlink now has companies working to try and run the Chainlink network and he's not paying them a dime (unless the 700k dumps were for a reason).

Tl;Dr this is good for Chainlink

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:03:16 2019 No.16061537 >>16061401 Liteally shit news.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:03:48 2019 No.16061543 >>16061521 Ah shit

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:04:47 2019 No.16061554 >>16061304 Well, these 20 teams of pajeets and roasties better knock one out of the park fingers crossed I guess

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:05:56 2019 No.16061564 >>16061536 yes keep on coping you faggot

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:06:03 2019 No.16061566 File: 681 KB, 694x715, ChainLink (230).jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16061304 The fuck were you faggots even expecting from this favela scammer?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:06:17 2019 No.16061569 File: 40 KB, 400x386, 1551353061074.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16061535 >Google & Microsoft >startup

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:06:22 2019 No.16061570
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>>16061536
>Look at some of the companies and what they are trying to achieve. A number of them are basically Chainlink integrators, smart contract writers using the network to offer a service writing smart contracts. Chainlink now has companies working to try and run the Chainlink network and he's not paying them a dime
>gravel coin

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:06:28 2019 No.16061572

>>16061304
Yeah sorry, I'm out. First they couldn't even get 50. But that's beside the point. Just look at the list, it's a bunch of nobodies. Half of which look like basement dwellers creating their crypto webpage a few weeks ago. Find me ONE legit company on that list. There is none. It's a bunch of crypto nobodies serving as references for each-other with no tangible product or service. I'm out, this is pure hype that's got nothing to do with the real world.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:07:07 2019 No.16061580 File: 308 KB, 1080x1815, 20191028_160400.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] remember credits? now you do. what's next, moab×chainlink?

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:07:35 2019 No.16061584

>>16061421
>Bunch of nobodies where one of then is partnered with SIA and was promoting itself on Sibos. Yeah, nobodies, sure

you stupid fucking quantnigger compared to SWIFT who LINK are already working with SIA is a literal fucking who and quant had a paid booth at sibos only because they joined oracle's startup program.

honestly the free link that gilbert gets from this is the only positive value quant will ever have.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:08:19 2019 No.16061591 File: 45 KB, 544x496, 1565772069064.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >all this cope itt

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:08:32 2019 No.16061595 File: 80 KB, 1920x1086, quant.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Is this sort-of like Quant bending the knee by proxy

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:08:54 2019 No.16061601

>>16061584
How did it get to this?
A 4chan meme is now worth $1,000,000,000 USD.

Chainlink competitors (oracles):
https://bandprotocol.com/ ~ marketcap $4.4 million: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/band-protocol/
https://mobius.network/; ~ marketcap $3.2M: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/mobius/

Chainlink has limited to no revenue to date.

Investors are currently paying a 300x (30,000%) premium over competitors.
Generally, for a company that has monopolized it's industry, the risk ratio is justified, yet in this peculiar instance
investors are paying a massive premium for a company that no established marketshare with less than <100 active customers.

It's biggest claim to fame: "Swift Partnership on the horizon"... Never became a reality.
The shills constantly talked about Swift and how much token appreciation it would bring to the project.... well Swift is now developing their own oracle and the shills have gone quite on this.
https://www.reddit.com/r/LINKTrader/comments/9r8l5n/so_what_happened_to_swift_partnership_chainlink/

The shills have moved on to EOY $1000 claims with no substance.
A $1000 LINK price would equate to a market cap of $349,783,945,220 ($349 billion USD) a feat not even Bitcoin has achieved and would put it's value close to JP Mogan Chase, one of the world's largest banks
with over 250,000 employees. Chainlink has two core employees, the rest are office shufflers.
The biggest thing to happen to LINK has been, wait for it.. A Google Cloud blog post.

colorsdontlie: "News outlet and journalists keep reporting on "partnerships" with Google and Swift. But if you actually read the source for the
"partnership", it's just a blog post by Google Cloud that promotes their own service (BigQuery) and shows an example about how Chainlink users
can use Google Cloud if they want. In no way is Google partnered or planning on using Chainlink themselves..">>16061580

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:08:56 2019 No.16061602

Gravel. Fucking. Coin.
There's even one Ribeiro in the Gravel Coin team.

"The project offers a great opportunity to hold the token and get an interesting discount on the product's purchase. Later on we will include the production of concrete and asphalt."

"With this project we are commited with the communities surrounding the mining sites to deliver not only gravel for civil construction, roads and railways, but also shelter, dignity and free move."

Seriously, what the fuck is this shiiiiiit..

Well, Quant is great, also few others.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:09:51 2019 No.16061607 >>16061324 >startups >literal who

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:10:33 2019 No.16061611 File: 149 KB, 500x478, laugh_kirby.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16061602 >it's about literal gravel oh no no no no

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:11:02 2019 No.16061614 >>16061602 >Seriously, what the fuck is this shiiiiiit.. A supply chain coin. What? Upset they aren't using Vechain?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:11:35 2019 No.16061620 We're pumping niggas

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:11:48 2019 No.16061625 >>16061304 Never seen swinglinkers rage so much god damn boys leave the house

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:13:23 2019 No.16061640 Gravel Coin. ChainLink is literally just a cryptogravel to build ChainLink fences in third world countries to protect gravel yards and bean fields.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:13:24 2019 No.16061641 >>16061625 swinglinkers just won, dumb linkie. people had low expectations, but this is just embarrassing.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:13:25 2019 No.16061642 >>16061304 Ehen are the remaining 30 published? Not that it matters since they will all be nobodies. Only good thing we got in a while was binance, if this shit does not take off soon with real implemwntation we are fucked

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:14:31 2019 No.16061652 >>16061536 Indeed, this is the alpha stage for chainlink

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:14:35 2019 No.16061654 The significance of this was never who would be announced - the significance is that a company like fucking ORACLE is interested in Chainlink in the first place

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:15:29 2019 No.16061662 >>16061641 Why? Are you upset people created their own supply chain coin (powered by Chainlink) instead of using Vechain?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:16:11 2019 No.16061671 File: 125 KB, 640x960, 20130116-182237.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] why are we pumping

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:16:12 2019 No.16061672 File: 85 KB, 1022x731, 825AED52-24A4-4861-B623-8F2AE604F774.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Gravelcoin?

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:16:20 2019 No.16061675
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>>16061304
>Agropacking Solutions (Brazil)
no SSL but it's a farming company or someshit so I guess, but what use are they going to get from oracles

>AtCash (US)
no SSL for a tech company? and what kind of company that sells "secure communications" is called AT CASH? what kind of racket is this

>bluField (US)
another literally who tech company without SSL. Is their CEO anonymous? "JM"? what kind of joke is this

>CashPundit (India)
no SSL, 3rd world, "cash pundit", don't care

>MaxCentive (US)
is this some kind of joke? the website is on one of those web builders, they didn't even bother getting a real domain

>retraced (Germany)
no SSL for a tech start up broken looking website fuck outta here

>Snapper Future Tech (India)
>India's Best Blockchain Application Development Company
no ssl good job

>WorldLaw (US)
no ssl fuck outta here

>DriveOn (Brazil)
>LotsApp (Brazil)
Hue?

>Gravel Coin (Brazil)
>Quant Network (UK)
literally shitcoins

>Constellation Group (UK)
>Credits (US)
>Crowdz (US)
>CyNation (UK)
>Insolar (Switzerland)
>Ld8a (UK)
>MonoChain (UK)
>North East (UK)
actual startups, not sure if they're really legit or why they need oracles but whatever.
So 8/20 of these startups aren't scams.

Why am I anal about SSL? Not only browsers won't support these soon, it's poor form and a display of incompetence in the tech field.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:16:53 2019 No.16061682 >>16061536 this, Oracle is literally using a "spray and pray" strategy here - they must think they will have a real gem emerge, netting them some profit

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:17:14 2019 No.16061685 >>16061662 vechain is a scam too, retard. all supply chain blockchains are. the difference is that vechain actually had a competent marketing team to lure in suckers. these start-ups will just die.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:17:22 2019 No.16061687 >>16061641 How did swingies win when the price isn't even dumping? I had low expectations, but I don't swing. Seems like all the swingies are salty the price isn't dumping.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:18:39 2019 No.16061698 >>16061675 Wow anon, your time must literally be worthless.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:19:03 2019 No.16061706 It's over. This is the best they could muster. Staking never. Adoption never. I'm ruined.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:19:29 2019 No.16061714 >>16061687 tbqh i didn't even look at the price. i just assumed that it would dump based on the disastrous announcement, but link traders are a special kind of retarded.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:20:00 2019 No.16061722 >>16061685 >vechain is a scam too, retard. >all supply chain blockchains are. This. Just use fedex with package tracking. Works perfectly as is.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:20:03 2019 No.16061723 are you guys fucking retarded? we knew they were working with START UPS. of course a start up is going to be a literal who, else it wouldn't be a start up. fucking retards

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:20:08 2019 No.16061725 >>16061685 >all supply chain blockchains are. lmao no they aren't. Using a blockchain to keep track of a supply chain makes perfect sense. It's the proprietary shit (like Vechain) that are scams.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:20:24 2019 No.16061727 File: 337 KB, 905x1280, 41566935.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16061698 I'm unemployed so yeah

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:20:57 2019 No.16061733 File: 941 KB, 3546x1456, 1525390296068.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16061714 >link traders are a special kind of retarded. Is this how you cope being down 90% while linkies are up over 1000% ?

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:21:01 2019 No.16061734

>>16061304
Agropacking Solutions (Brazil)
no SSL but it's a farming company or someshit so I guess, but what use are they going to get from oracles

>AtCash (US)
no SSL for a tech company? and what kind of company that sells "secure communications" is called AT CASH? what kind of racket is this

>bluField (US)
another literally who tech company without SSL. Is their CEO anonymous? "JM"? what kind of joke is this

>CashPundit (India)
no SSL, 3rd world, "cash pundit", don't care

>MaxCentive (US)
is this some kind of joke? the website is on one of those web builders, they didn't even bother getting a real domain

>retraced (Germany)
no SSL for a tech start up broken looking website fuck outta here

>Snapper Future Tech (India)
>India's Best Blockchain Application Development Company
no ssl good job

>WorldLaw (US)
no ssl fuck outta here

>DriveOn (Brazil)
>LotsApp (Brazil)
Hue?

>Gravel Coin (Brazil)
>Quant Network (UK)
literally shitcoins

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:21:01 2019 No.16061735 Wtf, your telling me google microsoft apple and rakuten didn’t apply to a start up program? Just sold everything its over

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:21:05 2019 No.16061736 >>16061672 with gravelcoin, it all would've been less tiresome

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:21:10 2019 No.16061738 >>16061727 lmao, thank you for your invaluable input then

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:21:12 2019 No.16061739 >>16061725 >Using a blockchain to keep track of a supply chain makes perfect sense. Just use your eyes retard. Tracking numbers are older than I am.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:22:03 2019 No.16061746 >>16061675 It is a wonder there hasn't been a giant brutal dump by now. There is no actual innovation in there, just some recooked feel good bullshit and virtue signalling. I'm unironically out. Time to go back investing in military providers

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:22:29 2019 No.16061749 >>16061739 >Just use your eyes retard. This. We don't need computers, scanners, barcodes, ... You can just use your eyes to see which package is which.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:22:44 2019 No.16061756 >>16061714 What were you expecting honestly?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:23:36 2019 No.16061767 >>16061675 gj /thread

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:24:36 2019 No.16061775 >>16061714 >Disastrous Imagine being this much of a retard, there is literally nothing negative about this. This is exactly as expected

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:26:17 2019 No.16061789 >>16061304 do any of these startups have an all-white team? that's the only important question

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:26:20 2019 No.16061790 >>16061775 Do your own research There is not one single company with a realistic business concept in that mess. Lot of virtue signalling an lat '00s marketing drivel. Non of them is going to produce anything of value

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:26:49 2019 No.16061800 >>16061304 >NORTH EAST thats a fucking direction >Snapper Future Tech (India) please push the lawnmowers sirs

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:27:05 2019 No.16061804

>>16061775
>>16061756
i expected 5-10 person teams working in some non-blockchain business (like early uber or instagram). that's what most people imagine when they hear the word "start-up".
this is just a bunch of hacks who can't even get ssl certificates or create a functional website.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:27:23 2019 No.16061808 >>16061789 No. Jeets, hues, SJWs, hipsters and niggers

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:28:49 2019 No.16061818 >>16061808 That's what I figured. However, LINK still has a "mostly" white team so I am still all in

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:29:08 2019 No.16061823
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>>16061800
Agropacking Solutions (Brazil)
no SSL but it's a farming company or someshit so I guess, but what use are they going to get from oracles

>AtCash (US)
no SSL for a tech company? and what kind of company that sells "secure communications" is called AT CASH? what kind of racket is this

>bluField (US)
another literally who tech company without SSL. Is their CEO anonymous? "JM"? what kind of joke is this

>CashPundit (India)
no SSL, 3rd world, "cash pundit", don't care

>MaxCentive (US)
is this some kind of joke? the website is on one of those web builders, they didn't even bother getting a real domain

>retraced (Germany)
no SSL for a tech start up broken looking website fuck outta here

>Snapper Future Tech (India)
>India's Best Blockchain Application Development Company
no ssl good job

>WorldLaw (US)
no ssl fuck outta here

>DriveOn (Brazil)
>LotsApp (Brazil)
Hue?

>Gravel Coin (Brazil)
>Quant Network (UK)
literally shitcoins

>Constellation Group (UK)
>Credits (US)
>Crowdz (US)
>CyNation (UK)
>Insolar (Switzerland)
>Ld8a (UK)
>MonoChain (UK)
>North East (UK)
actual startups, not sure if they're really legit or why they need oracles but whatever.
So 8/20 of these startups aren't scams.

Why am I anal about SSL? Not only browsers won't support these soon, it's poor form and a display of incompetence in the tech field.

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:29:15 2019 No.16061824

>>16061304
Here's my objective quick research and assessments of the US based companies. I'll do the rest later if you guys want. Will probably do a deeper dive when I get the time. Also happy for anyone else to pick up the work where I left off. Keep in mind the general rule for investment is you want 1/10 companies to succeed largely:

MaxCentive - Founder is Neeraj Satija, CEO of Concordus & co-chair of CompTia Blockchain Advisory Council. Indian, smart guy, founded this comnpany before considering blockchain & realized blockchain is the most useful way to solve it. Former experience at large companies building tech products, he is a systems architect. Good chance at success

AtCash - Founder has had a few senior roles at financial institutions in the UAE. Had a previous failed startup. Medium chance at success if she can leverage connections.

BluField - Jabroni website. CEO has no real experience. Probably will fail hard.

Credits - Scammy blockchain project, surprised Oracle actually allowed them through. Probably will fail hard.

Crowdz - Very well funded from actual VCs (Barclays backed their Series A which raised $5.5MM). Chief strategist was a former White House economist. CEO is a professor in supply chain and worked for 18 years at Cisco. Very well connected, pretty solid chance at success given the use case, team & backing.

WorldLaw - The website is absurd looking & still has a lot of placeholder copy. CEO is a big LINK fanboi. Github activity is barren. Hard to get a great read but based on what I see, likely not going to /makeit/.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:29:46 2019 No.16061829 >>16061533 checked and red ID pilled

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:30:23 2019 No.16061834 >>16061671 Lots of fresh cash flowing into the space to accumulate gravel coins before their asphalt coin air drop.

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:30:24 2019 No.16061835
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Yeah sorry, I'm out. First they couldn't even get 50. But that's beside the point. Just look at the list, it's a bunch of nobodies. Half of which look like basement dwellers creating their crypto webpage a few weeks ago. Find me ONE legit company on that list. There is none. It's a bunch of crypto nobodies serving as references for each-other with no tangible product or service. I'm out, this is pure hype that's got nothing to do with the real world.

This is unironically huge the more I think about it. Oracle is basically testing the Chainlink concept at the moment. However instead of having an expensive innovation lab, they are letting multiple start ups run the chainlink network and seeing if any of their business models succeed. The start ups which do succeed basically Prove the Concept that Chainlink can be used by enterprises and if a real need is found for it then Oracle will buy up the start ups and offer it to their customers. Look at some of the companies and what they are trying to achieve. A number of them are basically Chainlink integrators, smart contract writers using the network to offer a service writing smart contracts. Chainlink now has companies working to try and run the Chainlink network and he's not paying them a dime (unless the 700k dumps were for a reason).

Tl;Dr this is good for Chainlink

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:30:47 2019 No.16061839 >>16061304 wew. link has come a long way, it all keeps happening so quickly. need a 40k stack before it's too late

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:30:55 2019 No.16061843 File: 67 KB, 634x634, 1530303681073.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16061698 and now some anon is copypasting this shit in every thread making a short lived meme is worth more than mere money!

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:31:32 2019 No.16061850

>>16061818
It is your capital, but in all honesty, if this is the kind of people that will work with LINK, you have to wait at least another 2 years before this investment will pay off, if ever. The blockchain space got feminazid and jeeted, it has no future. I'm gone that was it, back to blood gore and explosives. Not going to fund feel good hippy jew shit

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:33:22 2019 No.16061863 It's less about caring on these literally whos and more on which of these will exit scam by next year tbqh fammies

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:34:34 2019 No.16061877 >>16061422 what do you think a business meeting between the three of them would be like?

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:35:15 2019 No.16061882
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Okay seriously what the fuck. Look at this shit in pic related, one of the most promising looking projects on the list and it can't even complete it's fucking webpage. A third of the projects aren't even in first world countries. I get fernando is Brazilian but what the fuck is that. Literal indians and brazilians, this is the first time in a long time i've been legitimately concerned, when the fuck are t he other 30 going to be announced?

I get the feeling only 20 actual "viable" companies were the ones that applied. Hopefully ONE of these actually uses the network in some fashion

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:35:18 2019 No.16061883 >>16061863 >exit scam no need to exit scam if you got no viable business model and will never be anything more than a bunch of hippies catered by a pedophile from Oracle

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:35:34 2019 No.16061885 >>16061835 hella fri*ckin based and red pilled

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:37:00 2019 No.16061895 >>16061882 Its worrying only because it suggests Oracle didnt really have any standards at all on scrutiny. Literally incomplete web pages got through.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:39:48 2019 No.16061918 >>16061882 jesus christ the absolute state of shillnando's laziness. if i'd known it was that easy to scam 100k link from Oracle i'd have set up a fake llc and a wordpress site and applied myself. sergey must be pissed.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:39:54 2019 No.16061919 >>16061895 >incomplete web pages got through Half of all websites out there are incomplete you retard.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:40:05 2019 No.16061924 >>16061877 A group street shit followed by a sip of tea and a quick dip in the Ganges to seal the deal.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:40:57 2019 No.16061934 >>16061895 >>16061882 The webpages don't matter that much since they are selling their data through chainlink nodes to oracle cloud customers

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:42:29 2019 No.16061948 >>16061934 to what consumer?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:43:12 2019 No.16061951 >>16061843 Fucking Chinese cartoon faggot. You must literally be 12 years old. Does your mom know you are posting on 4chan? Or is she busy being fucked by a pack of niggers?

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:43:40 2019 No.16061958

>>16061934
Yes I get that but the underlying point is that if these companies are too incompetent and lazy to even finish their website, essentially the first impression literally anyone interested in doing business with them will receive what does that say about the way they do business and more importantly what people with actual money and security needs will think?

If YOU were a business owner and were looking for money transaction automation and you saw that on a website would you use their service or take them seriously? I know I wouldn't. I'm all in but this is pretty concerning

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:43:52 2019 No.16061961 >>16061948 this a 100 times this. Non of them have a product, the data they try to sell is worth less than dried shit.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:45:47 2019 No.16061982 File: 64 KB, 800x389, Spacex.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16061958 >these companies are too incompetent and lazy to even finish their website You're a retard.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:45:52 2019 No.16061985 >>16061961 Worthless?! Where do you live, sir?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:46:21 2019 No.16061991 >>16061951 sir my mother does NOT consort with beasts

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:46:48 2019 No.16061996 File: 3.07 MB, 2845x1177, Crowdz.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Really what did that fat hue pedo think? Who the hell is going to do business with any of them pic related is the whitest team

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:46:48 2019 No.16061997 >>16061961 >>16061948 >HOW CAN A STARTUP ONLY JUST BE STARTING UP??????? IT DOESN'T MAKE SENSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:47:54 2019 No.16062009 >>16061824 Good post. Please go on.

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:48:52 2019 No.16062019

>>16061997
>>16061985
Go through their websites.
Hey I will certainly order dozens over dozens of API calls and PAY FOR IT to know where the fucking T-shirt come from I bought for 2cents and try to resell for 50 bucks (when I know very well it was produce in a damn Vietnamese sweat shop)

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:49:06 2019 No.16062024 >>16061982 Spacex has a track record tard. What do these startups have? Nothing. First impression Is all we have to judge them and they cant even get that simple important task right.

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:50:10 2019 No.16062033

>>16062024
>Spacex has a track record tard.
That was my point you absolute trenchbrain.
They have a proven record, yet their website was still "under construction" at some point.

So attacking projects for having their website "under construction" is retarded.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:50:18 2019 No.16062035 File: 123 KB, 828x1329, EH-GZOEU0AE2NAj.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16062024 10 GRAVEL = 1 GRAVEL TOKEN HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHHAHHAAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHHAAHHAAHHA ONLY SCAM COINS AND MONEY GRABS ARE USING LINK HAHAHHHAHAHAH

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:50:18 2019 No.16062036

>>16061452
>It's another "anon has trouble with the term startup" episode.

No problem with startup at all. Just find me ONE with a worked-out roadmap to a tangible product or service. I'm sorry but I don't buy the "we're building a decentralized future" slogans with no underlying fundamental product or service to back it up. Or even a PLAN how to get to one. I'm not asking for a lot, just one instance of Chainlink being connected to a real world use-case, or a PLAN to get there that extends beyond meme slogans.

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:50:34 2019 No.16062038
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Biz acting like idiots and missing the point/big picture as usual. The entire purpose of the Oracle for Startups department, regardless of Chainlink, is for Oracle as a company to get small startups under their wings that can bring value to their own services and products offerings; in this case: bringing in a wide variety of enterprise data, so the enterprise end users of the Oracle blockchain (Hyperledger for boomers) can start implementing and adopting smart contracts in their respective fields, even if very minor and boomer. Ie, this Oracle project was never about bringing in the big bucks like derivatives and insurance, HOWEVER, keep in mind that what this means is in the ecosystem, these startups are not end users, the end users will be the thousands of enterprises that will be adopting the Oracle blockchain. This is how Oracle will be selling its blockchain services to its customer base: we have this hyper ledger chain, we have simple pre-made templates for smart contracts, and it's all easily plug and play. You're some small construction company, and you need grovel data or whatever, then just click on grovel smart contract template and grovel data here, and it'll all be done for you, and with every click, chainlink will be used in the backend. Oracle will be handling the selling and marketing of these data types to their customers. Literally zero effort and implication from Chainlink. Now apply this to all the small but numerous companies that will be using Oracle's platform. If only 1 out of the 50 proves to be useful then it's still a win for Oracle because it brings more business to their platform. Additionally, this further cements Chainlink as an enterprise standard, and what you're also missing is if Oracle is doing this type of thing, then their cloud BaaS competitors like MS and AWS blockchains will also have to implement similar solutions.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:51:22 2019 No.16062045 >>16062036 >Just find me ONE with a worked-out roadmap to a tangible product or service. A bunch of them are specifically supply chain coins. That means supply chain data.

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:52:45 2019 No.16062055

>>16062033
What does "under construction" have anything to do with shitty websites?
A website being under construction is fine, a website being "complete" but looking like utter shit, having no ssl, and placeholder texts everywhere, that's incompetence.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:52:51 2019 No.16062056 >>16062038 Yes I know Mr. Pasta, we're just having a laugh, lighten up I can laugh at these retarded startup ideas if I want, this isn't the Chainlink endgame, who cares

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:53:30 2019 No.16062063 >>16062038 yeah like i thought originally. This is just advertising for oracle. They are using the hype/memes from link

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:54:05 2019 No.16062072

I’m not trying to fud here but to push this announcement three months late, to continue to build up anticipation in the meantime and CONTINUE shilling it as 50 startups, at no point being honest to your multitude of followers you got only BECAUSE of this project as they excitedly messaged you and brought attention to your company is just plain disingenuous and that fat mutant looking fuck needs to be held accountable for such greasy bullshit (though by looking at that disgusting fatass, ‘greasy’ should have been the only thing to expect from that hue-nigger)

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:54:12 2019 No.16062074 >>16061882 Actually their webpage is this: http://www.maxcentive.com/ Don't know why Fernando is using that old one.

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:54:14 2019 No.16062075

>>16061882
Hahahhahahahahhaha FERNANDO'D AGAIN

He clearly used the oracle money to siphon off some cash to all his brazil friends listed.

> "just come up with a name and a website bro and i can get you tens of thousands of link! Nah don't worry about filling in the site, linkies are idiots!"

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:54:39 2019 No.16062082 >>16062055 >What does "under construction" have anything to do with shitty websites? This discussion was about UNFINISHED websites. And tons of huge mainstream websites are objectively "shitty" so that doesn't mean shit either.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:55:00 2019 No.16062084 >>16062038 >Biz acting like idiots and missing the point/big picture as usual well it’s intentional of course, r-right? they’re just memeing, no one can really be that dumb

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:55:37 2019 No.16062089

>>16062082
MaxCentive don't even have their own domain, it's hosted on netlify. They probably didn't even pay for the website since there's a 30 day trial.

If they had 50 start ups to vet in the beginning, imagine how bad the 30 we aren't seeing were.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:55:41 2019 No.16062091 File: 60 KB, 634x419, 1572273494687.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16061882 Triggered by a little lorem ipsum, anon?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:56:24 2019 No.16062100 File: 36 KB, 640x361, 1571836724255.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16061882 MY FUCKING SIDES KEK this is worst that being a literal who, its a literal incompetent

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:56:42 2019 No.16062105 File: 227 KB, 1007x656, 1572076258559.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16062074 aaaaaaaa

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:57:02 2019 No.16062107 >>16062089 >MaxCentive don't even have their own domain, it's hosted on netlify. See >>16062074

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:57:15 2019 No.16062111

>>16062089
It's blatantly clear the delay was because there wasn't any interest. They then lowered the bar wildly and so wouldn't dare present it on stage. Now the staggered release is because they still don't have 50 and the others are absolutely god awful scams.

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:57:21 2019 No.16062112

>>16062082
I see. The difference here is a website admitting it's unfinished, or claiming that it is finished but it's actually not. When expectations don't match reality it reflects poorly on the product. If a website says it's "under construction", then the poor reflection is mostly negated.
Why do I have to explain this I'm not sure.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:57:24 2019 No.16062114 File: 81 KB, 1925x804, MonoChain.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Another beauty Hell I'm happy I'm out good luck stinkies Thanks for the fish

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:57:52 2019 No.16062119

>>16062111
>Hey Oracle, let us hop on that startup think you're talking about
>Let's see your website first... Does your company have a token?
>A what?
>A cryptocurrency
>Ah yes a crypito currency, yes, give me one second
>Sir, are you there? ... Sir?
>*frantic typing in the background* Sorry, the call dropped out for a minute. My company has developed a crypito currency called GravelCoin and as you can see in the email that we have sent you we also have a website for this coin

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:58:05 2019 No.16062120 >>16061982 I can’t believe the fact you are comparing SpaceX that literally shot a car into space to a literal who shitbag start up scam

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:58:52 2019 No.16062130 >>16062035 You could not make this shit up, TOP FUCKING KEK

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:59:07 2019 No.16062132

>>16062112
Putting up lorem ipsum is the exact same as saying "under construction".
It's literally used to take the place of a body of text instead of "under construction under construction under construction under construction under construction under construction under construction under construction"

You absolute ignoranus.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:59:07 2019 No.16062133 >>16062119 exactly, multiply this x 20

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 10:59:50 2019 No.16062144 >>16061521 is this 2017 again

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:00:08 2019 No.16062147 >>16062120 Believe it. The point is that having a website be "under construction" has no impact whatsoever on the merits of the company.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:00:11 2019 No.16062149 Lads, why don't we just make some shitty /biz/ start up that uses link to connect /biz/ to the chain. Doesn't need to work or make sense but we can probably get some of that startup link.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:01:01 2019 No.16062155 >>16062132 >Putting up lorem ipsum is the exact same as saying "under construction". No it's not. Your following argument is invalid.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:01:08 2019 No.16062157 >>16062149 kek you don't have one?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:01:18 2019 No.16062159 >>16062105 kek

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:01:18 2019 No.16062160

>>16061304
Just what I feared. Only a buch of failed and meme projects as customers. Where are these big stablished companies fetching data from the real world and benefiting from blockchain? No, we have to be the big fish in a fucking fish tank and leave the ocean as a dream.
Network DoA. I'm selling at least 70% of my 30k link on the next pump.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:02:15 2019 No.16062169 >>16062155 lmao it literally is. See >>16062091

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:03:34 2019 No.16062179 >>16062160 Those are not called startups.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:04:18 2019 No.16062192 >>16062169 >healthcare.gov >competent thank you for proving my point

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:04:32 2019 No.16062194 >>16062160 good luck trying to find another pump after this failure nobody wants this shit

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:04:40 2019 No.16062196 >>16062160 >Where are these big stablished companies Well you won't find those on any list of "startups", lmao retard. >>16062192 seethe on, my man

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:04:44 2019 No.16062197 >>16062157 Shit are these all based anons? I'll email fernando with my idea for ChainChain, connecting chainlink to its own chain for reasons up to individual interpretation. What cut does fernando require of the start up fund to accept?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:04:58 2019 No.16062200 >>16062132 >thinking this is acceptable

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:05:43 2019 No.16062203 >>16062200 It literally is. Look up lorem ipsum you pleb.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:06:41 2019 No.16062216 >>16062144 Not yet. Wait for all of these le smart contract shit startups to moon hard-core first. Remember that this is all a meme and to sell the obvious parabolic top. Wait for nignogs on twitter to start chimping about dat Chainlinks

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:07:02 2019 No.16062221 >>16062179 >>16062196 Fuck me I can't even larp correctly lmao Still, many of these are really poor...

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:07:56 2019 No.16062232 >>16062203 doing shit halfway after oracle gave them an extension is not acceptable you fucking dunce

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:08:52 2019 No.16062244 I was really hoping to see some node provider for non-blockchain information. Like weather or fiat price.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:09:04 2019 No.16062247 >>16062035 WHERE ARE THE ANONS THAT DEFENDED FATNANDO'S PUMP AND DUMP CRAP WHERE ARE YOU NOW SHOW YOURSELVES

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:09:18 2019 No.16062248

>>16062232
SpaceX was landing spacecraft back on earth while its website was "under construction".
It means absolutely nothing.

>Oracle shills Chainlink by hooking up 50 startups
>"L-LOOK THAT WEBSITE ISN'T FINISHED, CHAINLINK IS OFFICIALLY OVER HAHAHAHAHA"

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:09:53 2019 No.16062252 >>16062232 You try to learn english in just a few weeks buddy

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:12:24 2019 No.16062282 >>16062247 you laugh, but gravelcoin is unironically a great idea.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:12:32 2019 No.16062284 >>16062105 >yeah ok i like this company i'll buy a monthly pla- >IN PRINCIPIO CREAVIT DEUS CAELUM ET TERRAM >nope.jpg

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:13:40 2019 No.16062297 >>16062282 >you laugh, but gravelcoin is unironically a great idea. i dont even need to read the whitepaper to know it's dogshit and doesnt need a token.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:13:59 2019 No.16062303 >>16062284 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lorem_ipsum >In publishing and graphic design, lorem ipsum is a placeholder text commonly used to demonstrate the visual form of a document or a typeface

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:14:27 2019 No.16062309 >>16062282 all that cold be done in house be the mining company.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:16:07 2019 No.16062332 >>16062297 >>16062309 Supply chain tokenisation is one of the absolute first and most prevalent use cases out of all ETH tokens. Seethe harder and more.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:18:10 2019 No.16062355 >>16062332 you dont need an erc shitcoin for something the gravel company can use on there private blockchain you imbecile

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:18:13 2019 No.16062356 Wow if this doesn't cause the price to tank then it's obviously a rigged scam. Unworthy

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:18:41 2019 No.16062363 >>16062355 >there private blockchain Where private blockchain?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:20:07 2019 No.16062377 >>16061353 Kek

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:20:53 2019 No.16062382 WOW THIS IS PATHETIC

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:21:41 2019 No.16062393 Lmao from the beginning this was doomed. “Oracle for Startups” != “Oracle” Fernando was just using you

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:21:59 2019 No.16062398 >>16062363 Or they can just track their shipping with fedex like literally any other shipping company

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:22:36 2019 No.16062403 >>16062398 >just use a horse, cars shmars

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:24:19 2019 No.16062431 >>16062303 i know what lorem ipsum is nigga.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:25:22 2019 No.16062446 >>16062332 >Supply chain tokenisation is one of the absolute first and most prevalent use cases out of all ETH tokens. >Seethe harder and more. doesnt need a token and it is a shit idea.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:25:45 2019 No.16062457 >>16061422 omfg i think thats the same nigger who tried to have me send him $10k so he can unlock a treasure chest his dad left behind in africa

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:26:30 2019 No.16062467 >>16062431 You're welcome. >>16062446 >doesnt need a token The way you enter information onto the blockchain is through transactions. There's a reason supply chain tokens are one of the iconic use cases for erc tokens.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:29:22 2019 No.16062499 >>16062467 does that change the fact that this could be done in house by the mining company?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:30:02 2019 No.16062503 Insolar is not a meme see >>16062387

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:30:48 2019 No.16062511 >>16062499 transactions don’t occur in-house and typically mining companies don’t sell gravel to themselves

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:30:51 2019 No.16062512 >>16062499 >"minin" is the entire supply chain of gravel good job anon

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:31:41 2019 No.16062519 THIS FUCKING SUCKS

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:32:15 2019 No.16062527

So I was going through Fernando likes on twitter a few weeks ago and I noticed that he liked a screenshot of a telegram post. Some normie complaining that the Chainlink community is too weird and dirty and sharing gross memes. This poster was complaining that although the project showed great promise, it was being held back by an immature community who was scaring off institutional investors. I also remember some anon posting here claiming to work for Oracle saying that the higher ups had lost date in Fernando because he had failed to find 50 startups, and a big reason for this is because of the community.

Basically, we got to stop the FUD and the bad words or else we are going to destroy our own investment.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:34:07 2019 No.16062545 >>16062519 >>16062382 take your meds lmao

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:35:23 2019 No.16062560 >>16061304 >Quant

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:36:33 2019 No.16062580 >>16062511 so then they could just use whatever it is they are using now to ship. There is no reason to use gravel coin.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:37:38 2019 No.16062592 >>16062580 "Stop using blockchain", the post.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:38:52 2019 No.16062613 >>16062592 >34 posts by this id Slow day today?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:38:52 2019 No.16062614 >>16061607 startups can be side projects of big companies. im this side, its literal whos who are probably friends and family of the team and chainlink dev team members. textbook scam, enjoy losing all your money retards

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:40:18 2019 No.16062626 >>16062614 >>16061733

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:41:49 2019 No.16062647 >>16062613 Slow like your brain. >but why not use what they're using now instead of blockchain?? fucking lmao anon

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:42:51 2019 No.16062658 Fernando must disclose his ether keys We have to know he’s not making profit selling off news. Someone write oracle

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:43:37 2019 No.16062663 Never has the onramp to building a startup been made easier, oracle is literally spoonfeeding these companies. Some are good, some literal retards, but they are still ahead.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:43:37 2019 No.16062664 >>16062647 you have my attention now little boy. Lets not talk about the project lets just talk.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:43:52 2019 No.16062670 >>16062658 GRAVEL COIN

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:50:10 2019 No.16062736 >>16062670 About to go ALL IN on gravelcoin https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/gravel-coin#panel

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:52:16 2019 No.16062752 >>16062664 uh oh someone’s mad

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:55:40 2019 No.16062800 >>16062736 >0.009 per gravelcoin Guys, 10kg of gravel is like 37 bucks retail, easy 4000x on your investment if you buy now

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:56:09 2019 No.16062806 File: 170 KB, 360x346, 1516108610809.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16062119 >crypito currency

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:56:37 2019 No.16062811 >>16062670 >>16062736 >>16062800 >supply chain coins confuse me

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 11:58:12 2019 No.16062827 >>16062811 easily the next 1000x moonshot

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 12:14:26 2019 No.16063021 >>16061315 Ayy lmao

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 12:20:56 2019 No.16063092 >>16061405 > Just wait until we launch SandCoin!

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 12:22:06 2019 No.16063109 >>16061315 What? What? What? Is that? What noise an owl -make?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 12:24:38 2019 No.16063137 File: 46 KB, 487x458, 1569903306264.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO YOU HAVE TO LISTEN TO ME ABOUT YOUR OWN INVESTMENT SELL NOW WHAT THE FUCK YOU FUCKING LINKTARD SUB 0.1 EOY

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 12:43:39 2019 No.16063362 >>16063137 cope

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 12:43:44 2019 No.16063364 >>16062527 Fuck. Is this even possible? Is asking /biz/ to contain it’s autsim too much?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 13:00:02 2019 No.16063527 >>16062527 >>16063364 Lol fuck off normies. If it wasn't for the "community" Nando wouldn't be doing any of this. If you can't handle me at my stinkiest you don't deserve me at my thinkiest.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 13:21:44 2019 No.16063770 >>16063364 Yes.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 13:26:10 2019 No.16063838 They're fucking STARTUPS you invalids. Why would you have heard of any of them?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 13:28:23 2019 No.16063875 >>16061324 >DURR Experimental startups aren't household names DURR

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 13:40:19 2019 No.16064026 >>16062527 Hitler did nothing wrong and if the holocaust was real then he'd use chainlink to track the heebs from ghetto to oven

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 13:58:06 2019 No.16064229 >>16064026 Finally a real usecase!

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 14:01:10 2019 No.16064271 >>16061304 >CashPundit (India) just sold this fucking crap token

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 14:17:06 2019 No.16064462 >>16061672 Underrated

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 14:24:31 2019 No.16064541 >>16063875 >ignores the months worth of posts calling for Microsoft, IBM, Oracle backed startups

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 14:24:43 2019 No.16064544 >>16061835 I like this pasta

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 14:34:39 2019 No.16064648 >>16064541 they are oracle backed startups

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 14:52:53 2019 No.16064861
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>>16061304
>>16061304

So I started to browse the webpages of the start ups. I went with US companies first and just clicked on MaxCentive. Alright, so half the links don't work on their page, a lot just redirect you to the top of the home page, and its relatively vague in description of services. 2017 Trademark so operating at least 2-3 years. If you scroll down from the home page, about half way, it says MaxCentive Features, with some weird text in Latin I translated. Idk what Satanic kike shit (((they're))) up wtf this is weird right. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit. Inventore dolorem, optio reprehenderit sapiente aliquid, voluptatibus rerum dolore esse quas dolor delectus eos debitis corrupti ab.

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>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 15:04:12 2019 No.16065003 >>16064861 Three year old project and they erroneously left lorem ipsum placeholder text on their production site? Yeah that's gonna be a yikes from me dawg.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 15:08:50 2019 No.16065065 >>16065003 That is creepy place holder text to me or is that considered normal?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 15:11:16 2019 No.16065089 >>16065065 its standard placeholder text

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 15:13:26 2019 No.16065114 >>16065065 It's normal in the typesetting industry. Look at websites that sell fonts. Most website templates have it. Still, I agree that these startups are fundamentally bearish. I market sold my stack. Assblaster didn't tell us about gravelcoin.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 15:14:29 2019 No.16065128 >>16065065 Nah it's normal. Copywriters have been using lorem ipsum as placeholder text quite literally since the printing press was invented. I consider it highly unprofessional to include it anywhere on a production website, personally speaking.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 15:26:51 2019 No.16065248 LOL $1 billion marketcap and all you got was a startup course.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 15:39:13 2019 No.16065397 >>16065248 >oracle startup works with startups >LOL THEY'RE ONLY WORKING WITH STARTUPS what the fuck is wrong with you retards

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 15:41:27 2019 No.16065440 >>16061824 Based much appreciated.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 15:41:36 2019 No.16065443 >>16065397 >what the fuck is wrong with you retards Well, they're retards

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 15:41:43 2019 No.16065446 >>16061727 based.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 15:42:40 2019 No.16065463 >>16061996 Chick on the left sure looks like she spends a lot of time on her knees...

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 15:52:27 2019 No.16065610

I'm so hyped. People can't wrap their heads around Chainlink. I remember creating a gif animation in 1996 in highschool for theses other dudes website. They said no one will be able to see it, takes too long to load. I said do you think it will always be like that? My dad didn't think internet shopping would become popular because images took a long time to load. I ran home to tell my dad to buy Netflix stock ($20 at the time) when they announced they would add the Netflix app to all XBOXs. He didn't think people would be able to stream video. People are so stupid and Chainlink is so revolutionary people can't cram it into their worldview. People like some CT traders try to compare it to all the other crypto they've been flipping for years based on charts. "Muh marketcap" is a disease. Chainlink is a data and payment facilitator blockchain technology. It will be huge.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 15:53:33 2019 No.16065626 File: 375 KB, 750x1294, 86AA52E9-4A28-43ED-A539-47B752AD9260.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Future partner detected

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 16:00:11 2019 No.16065714 Imagine holding a confirmed PnD token.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 16:02:47 2019 No.16065748 >oracle announce they will be working with 50 start ups in the future >"pump incoming lads!" >oracle reveal the 50 start ups >"LOL they're just start ups! scam! dump!"

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 16:05:49 2019 No.16065795 HUUGGGEE 20 startups the world has never heard. Should take about 20 years before they dominate their fields and my links might be worth something then.... surely

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 16:05:58 2019 No.16065798 >>16065748 If you'll recall, we actually said that it would dump back then too. Better sell now anon, it's only down from here.

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 16:07:46 2019 No.16065814
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Jesus christ. Gravelcoin is literally a complete scam, they've been around in 2017 - and for a long time the twitter has just been spamming some other crypto shit.

Did oracle literally not do any research at all on who they gave money to???

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 16:08:05 2019 No.16065816 HOLY SHIT WHAT A FAIL >GRAVEL LMAO WOW THANK YOU FERNADO!

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 16:15:09 2019 No.16065894 >>16061824 Nice, yeah def do the rest when you’re able to

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 16:16:14 2019 No.16065907 >>16065610 the problem that this Oracle startup let down highlights is that it may take longer than we think for the average problem to realsie this. meaning, adopting is further than anticipated.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 16:24:08 2019 No.16065995 >>16062111 This

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 16:24:50 2019 No.16066002 >>16065907 This. Its the same "adoption" every crypto project ever sees.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 16:25:24 2019 No.16066007 >>16062114 Jesus fucking Christ

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 16:32:27 2019 No.16066107 >>16065907 Only biz adhd retards thought this was happening remotely soon. We are several years away. Probably 4-5. Hope you neet faggots have enough cash reserves to make it

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 16:33:24 2019 No.16066121 >>16062114 wwttff...what has chainlink become? holy fuck i want to sell

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 16:37:35 2019 No.16066170 >>16061882 I could tell from 'Nandos mug his up to no good right from the start. Never trust a third worlder.

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 16:41:37 2019 No.16066217

>>16066107
I thought oracle would have looked into who they funded. 50 was always a stupid number but they said there was huge demand and then delayed and dropped the presentation. How incompetent is oracle?

So now instead of gradual growth over the next 2 years i genuinely think we're looking at 5-10 years.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 16:44:47 2019 No.16066256 nando said recently that the 'community' wasn't making his job any easier. i wonder how much that factored in the seeming lack of interest.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 16:47:21 2019 No.16066286 >>16061824 >bluefield https://twitter.com/CharlesonSBell its an actual nigger

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 16:48:48 2019 No.16066305 one thing about this, it makes me realize that i, an average as developer, clearly have what it takes to be taken seriously in this world and i should probably start a business

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 16:50:16 2019 No.16066323

>>16066256
Not remotely. No company puts off either making it, as in the case of start ups, or making millions because of some fringe memes. Saudi Arabia funds terror and all the west does business. Calling some favela shit a hill nigger won't affect a thing.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 16:50:28 2019 No.16066325 im crying from laughter and pain though lmao

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 16:51:14 2019 No.16066335 >>16066256 Ofcourse the lazy third worlder will come up with any excuse to elude the fact that he has failed to deliver. No one in their right mind can believe a handful of autists on biz can affect fuck all

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 16:51:18 2019 No.16066338 >>16066256 https://twitter.com/fribeiro1/status/1183705288232316928?s=20

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 16:54:48 2019 No.16066377 >>16066217 i think we're still holding out that this will have major impact on the derivatives market and other financial tools, which really is one of the only good use cases for smart contracts anyway. but yeah, obviously i'm coping hard now.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 16:55:00 2019 No.16066381 >>16066338 Well good thing today confirmed once again that Fernando is an idiot spokesnigger for a dying boomer company that has lost all competitive edge. Hopefully we can 'hate speech' him and his bag pumping away from the internet.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 16:56:34 2019 No.16066404 >>16066107 always had 2024 in my head but was hoping my 2021 we'd have some momentum starting

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 16:58:20 2019 No.16066420 File: 71 KB, 1162x198, nando.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16066256 How fucking ironic is this coming from a guy who clearly has done fuck all in terms of DD

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 16:59:05 2019 No.16066430 >>16066404 I had about the same for it's full realization. However we aren't going to see it go from $2 to $1000 at once. By now I'd have thought $10+ given sibos, oracle, psd2.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 16:59:49 2019 No.16066439 File: 97 KB, 923x836, 1511729609631.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16066217 Its just on Oracle use-case side, we still have SWIFT,ISDA,DERIVATES and many others, get your shit together and go back.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:01:21 2019 No.16066454 >>16066217 >How incompetent is oracle? Oracle is infested with pajeets.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:01:46 2019 No.16066462 >>16066439 >mainstream adoption next year you cannot actually believe this

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:04:18 2019 No.16066492

>>16066439
Wow an infograph.

No bank or other major group is going to trust millions of dollars worth of business to an untested network. The smaller use has to come first and we aren't getting it. These start ups were vitally important there. Then you could stake, then the network would be strong enough for banks to consider it.

As for swift, sibos already came and went. No mention of link.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:05:01 2019 No.16066501 >>16066462 POCs are running right now in production. it's reasonable to think that this will continue to scale if it's going to save banks and other megacorporations money.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:07:18 2019 No.16066526 >>16066492 you're probably right and i should flip for btc or eth at this point but i am absolutely retarded and will probably hold indefinitely

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:08:26 2019 No.16066541 >>16066501 Oh so we're in 2014-15?

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:09:15 2019 No.16066548
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Did everyone all of a sudden forget Link is middleware? Those 20 startups are for Oracle to deal with now, they belong to Oracle, not Chainlink. Link is just what enables those startups to interact with Oracle's blockchain ambitions.

This is middleware acting like middleware, those retard-tier projects are for the boomers at oracle to figure out, and the team at chainlink have other customers to enable.

Holy fuck /biz/, pull it together.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:09:29 2019 No.16066549 >>16066526 Im going to hold too because I've already held for so long. Im definitely not saying to sell, but it's clear massive industry still considers blockchain a total meme.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:09:29 2019 No.16066550 File: 227 KB, 1600x1066, 1_wP2JmLOkTgHhh1tTuO2I1w.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16061304 Holy shit, this is literelly VeChain tier... OHHHH LINKIIIESSSS

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:10:31 2019 No.16066556 >>16061465 AYYYYYYYY AAAAAYYY L-L-LMAOOOOOO

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:10:52 2019 No.16066558 god i am scared to see what is released from the chainlink hackathon

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:10:56 2019 No.16066560 >>16066548 Yes, middleware requires users. Well over half that list won't ever use a single link and don't intend to.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:11:39 2019 No.16066576 >>16066550 vechain tier involves larping about massive companies using your shit

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:12:55 2019 No.16066588 >>16066548 So what you be sayin is....chainlink has nothin to do with those niggas at all?

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:13:58 2019 No.16066605
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>>16066576

Did you forget the Google and Intel LARPs.

When in fact those are just services that LINK happened to pick up and then advertised it as if they had some exclusive agreement with them.

When I say LITERALLY VECHAIN TIER, that is LITERALLY what I see today.

So fucking glad I sold above $3 in June.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:14:55 2019 No.16066617 >>16066558 It'll unironically be better and the purpose of a hackathon isn't even to produce real use. Oracle shamelessly accepted 5 minute effort scams who wouldn't bother turning up in person like a hackathon.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:19:48 2019 No.16066669 >seriously debating over memecoin >implying most of other top 100 coins have even one usecase Guys relax, 1000EOY we all gona make it.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:21:42 2019 No.16066688 >>16066256 Type Bill gates and Mark Zuckerberg on YouTube and you will find some 1h documentary on illuminati/reptilian shit. That probably scared investors and that's why Microsoft and Facebook aren't doing so well.. Sounds like excuses to me.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:21:59 2019 No.16066692 >>16066669 Every coin has some usecase. What matters is do they have any actual use. Seemingly link is sliding with all the other aimless crypto projects making ephemeral partnerships with each other.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:22:20 2019 No.16066696 File: 125 KB, 1043x281, Screenshot_20191028-090415_Twitter.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Gravel coin is supported by a scam blockchain protocol.

Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:23:31 2019 No.16066710

>>16066588
Checked. Chainlink is not reliant on their success, no.

Those abortion companies are just shells for oracle to play with, to experiment with chainlink, which may benefit them to the degree that oracle adopts it for themselves. If not, there's still about 6 gorillion other industries that would definitely benefit from LINK.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:24:11 2019 No.16066720 >>16066692 What you mentioned doesn't seem to be an issue for all this coins to show enormous gains.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:24:56 2019 No.16066730 >>16066688 maybe it's an excuse. maybe word gets around fast between meth devs and they thought that link wasn't worth dealing with.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:26:42 2019 No.16066750 >>16066710 Why didn't anyone from any of those 6 gorillian industries come forward for the free help + funding in using link then.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:28:11 2019 No.16066771 >>16062114 D':

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:28:18 2019 No.16066773 >>16066720 Yes but 17 is gone. The speculative normie wave has passed and now we need actual use.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:28:56 2019 No.16066779 >>16066730 Well good, it's called natural selection

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:29:24 2019 No.16066786 > Startups are literal who's Newsflash water is wet.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:29:57 2019 No.16066790 >>16066696 >gravel (crushed stone)

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:30:26 2019 No.16066796 >>16066750 >Oracle >Swift, Microsoft, Google are going to become pet projects of a B-grade "competitor" There's plenty of reasons. Becoming property of Oracle would probably not attract those other 6 gorillion as one of them fren

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:47:09 2019 No.16066965 Everyone really thought they would have heard of any of these startups. Oh wait Quant is in there. fucking kek

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 17:57:35 2019 No.16067105 >>16061675 >it's poor form and a display of incompetence in the tech field agile prototyping turbo living development

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 18:00:30 2019 No.16067142 >>16063527 Preach.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 18:06:25 2019 No.16067224 >>16066750 What part about "start-up" do you not understand

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 18:19:03 2019 No.16067399 >>16067224 Because start ups don't know what industry they want to be in? Odd.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 28 18:27:14 2019 No.16067506 >>16061682 Long story short: Buy Chainlink Buy Oracle stocks Buy whatever these startups sell. Buy stocks of whatever companies Link associates with. Sergey is king Midas. Have sex.

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