Congratulations to LinkPal.io

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Anonymous Fri Nov 8 17:44:46 2019 No.16187822 [Reply] [Original]

Congratulations to LinkPal.io

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 17:46:54 2019 No.16187839 I’m going to coom bros

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 17:47:33 2019 No.16187843 now we know why the price has artificially been propped up; so sergay and rorie only have to give out a fraction of the LINK they would give up if the price was $.03 its true market worth

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 17:50:12 2019 No.16187867 Fuck. So it's really happening. Feels weird to remember 2017 when this shit felt like it would happen anyday with Req. We were actually very far from achieving it.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 17:51:18 2019 No.16187875 >>16187822 Thank god they didn't give it to those faggot tree planting/muh co2 scams.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 17:52:37 2019 No.16187883 >>16187822 Looks good hope Paypal never realize

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 17:52:39 2019 No.16187885 File: 69 KB, 710x1042, linkpal.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Remember biz. This image is all you need to know to make it

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 17:54:18 2019 No.16187900 >>16187883 The real redpill is to realize there is no such thing as control

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 17:55:58 2019 No.16187912 >>16187885 If paypal gets wind of this won't they freeze the account?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 17:58:03 2019 No.16187931 >>16187912 Mixicels prevent them from knowing

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 17:59:51 2019 No.16187943 >>16187931 >be paypal >go to linkpal website >offer to pay via paypal to buy link >ban accounts after paying them thats usually how they do it

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:00:15 2019 No.16187947 >>16187931 Mixicles are an interesting concept but surely a major company like paypal has the resources to counteract mixicles right...?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:02:34 2019 No.16187961 >>16187943 >paypal banning own accounts >paypal doing bait crypto trades to ban random accounts If I wasn't at work I would include a big brain wojak for u

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:03:03 2019 No.16187962 >>16187947 Yes PayPal have an entire army of Ari Juels clones at their disposal. I'm sure they'll be able to get around it somehow

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:04:32 2019 No.16187968 >>16187961 >>paypal banning own accounts Have you ever used paypal before? They ban accounts and keep the money all the time.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:06:16 2019 No.16187977 >>16187968 What money when it's locked in the smart contract?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:07:46 2019 No.16187990 >>16187947 >has the resources to counteract mixicles right Yeah, I'm sure they can magically hack an impenetrable cryptography method

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:08:25 2019 No.16187994 >>16187977 I'm not saying they will do it for mixicles but I was responding to him saying paypal don't ban their own accounts.

Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:16:19 2019 No.16188049
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>>16187994
They released a "free" service, the autistic linkpal Dev found that exploit to incorporate "trusted" data into blockchain via smartcontracts for free. They're would have to restructure the "free" invoicing service to "pay per invoice" to get around smartcontract Ari juels and Sergey.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:16:22 2019 No.16188050 its literally what REQ tried to create lmao

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:17:22 2019 No.16188056 >>16188050 So REQ got REQ'd by a chainlink side project?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:21:04 2019 No.16188082 >>16187822 Amazing. If these guys just teamed up with Linkpool, I'd close my Coinbase asap.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:22:40 2019 No.16188093 Congrats on the team for winning 15 LINK.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:24:04 2019 No.16188099 >>16188049 ...so is this good or bad for link?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:25:34 2019 No.16188111 >>16187822 I was rooting for LinkPal and Cereberus Wallet. Simple solutions for large problems.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:26:17 2019 No.16188115 >>16188049 >They're would have to restructure Fuck off Rakesh

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:26:17 2019 No.16188116 >>16187867 All the 2017 speculation was correct, it was just hard to realize at the time it was going to take 2+ years to start

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:26:40 2019 No.16188120 >>16187990 They definitely have a system that detects how much money a user has or obtains and im sure when your account goes over a certain amount of either it red flags someone

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:27:22 2019 No.16188126 >>16187947 go back

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:30:50 2019 No.16188152 >First Place (15,000 USD equivalent worth of LINK) linkpal just won tens of millions of dollars worth of LINK holy fuck

Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:32:23 2019 No.16188161
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>>16187912
>>16187931
>>16187943
>>16187947
>>16187962
>>16187990
>>16188126
>>16187990
>>16187961
>>16187968
>>16187977
>>16187994
>>16188049
>>16188099
>>16188115
That's not correct, the API key is passed by the external adapter. It would be identifiable by checking the time of calls with the use of linkpal. The API key would be the same each time. Each transaction checked by that key can then be investigated.

This is irrefutable.
>Muh mixicles

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:33:29 2019 No.16188172 >>16187822 so it begins...

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:34:43 2019 No.16188182 >>16188056 >So REQ got REQ'd by a chainlink side project? Chainlink got RLC'd by RLC's side project.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:34:47 2019 No.16188185 >>16188152 That's barely over half of a suicide stack

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:42:22 2019 No.16188237 File: 1.61 MB, 1080x1656, Cupace20191106200134.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16188115 Post something useful or get the fuck out of here. I bet you think 1,000 links is a suicide stack

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:43:34 2019 No.16188241 >>16188161 You're a faggot, but who is this bitch?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:43:46 2019 No.16188243 >>16188182 dude go fuck yourself

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:45:36 2019 No.16188256 >>16187822 >now you can use a middleman to use another middleman! Fuck this shit. Crypto really has gone to hell.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:45:50 2019 No.16188260 >>16188241 >>16188243 >ad hominem >can't refute Go back to plebbit

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:46:03 2019 No.16188264 >>16188161 holy shit look at this iexecuck trying to FUD link we already have a paypal partnership via swift read the whitepaper you moron

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:48:18 2019 No.16188281 >>16188264 the paypal logo is literally on chain.link you fucking retard

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:50:48 2019 No.16188299 So here comes the dump of $15,000 on LINK tokens. I'm sure that one guy who made this high school thesis is pretty happy with that. Of course none of these memeprojects will actually be something in real life.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 18:50:55 2019 No.16188300 >>16188237 Stay stinky Rakesh

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 19:07:59 2019 No.16188425 File: 763 KB, 480x531, 1572506748709.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16188152 Thats 5555 coffees hahaha sergey really has a sense of humor

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 19:08:19 2019 No.16188432 >>16187962 Kek

Anonymous Fri Nov 8 19:15:50 2019 No.16188497

>>16187912
How the FUCK would they know? There are millions (probably) of p2p transactions going each day every day. They take their comission and fuck off. Jesus, it's genius project. Hence the 1st place. It's a whole new gate to bring new money in crypto.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 19:37:56 2019 No.16188675 >>16188299 >thinking they are selling any time soon >worrying about 5k total link hitting the market Literal brainlet

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 19:42:20 2019 No.16188699 >>16188497 I just got off the cellular telephone with my rabbi and he hasn't been this excited about a financial development since like ever. My quinceanera is going to be off the chain this year. I can't wait!

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 19:44:45 2019 No.16188719 >>16187822 is current $15,000 equivalent worth of link the make it stack?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 19:46:55 2019 No.16188731 >>16187822 Checked. Wait so explain to a brainlet real quick. The purchase is made in fiat and it pays the vendor in crypto?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 19:50:39 2019 No.16188760 This is fairly big.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 19:50:52 2019 No.16188763 >>16188719 If sirgays thinks a solid start up stack is ~5k then linklets should rejoice

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 19:55:34 2019 No.16188794 >>16188763 Big think

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 20:02:48 2019 No.16188831 >>16188719 10k LINK to make it so no

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 20:04:13 2019 No.16188840 >$2.74

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 20:09:40 2019 No.16188871 >>16188763 Yeah... puts things into perspective.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 20:10:08 2019 No.16188876 >>16188763 bull if true

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 20:10:08 2019 No.16188877 File: 197 KB, 760x1137, Screenshot_20191108-194955.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16188719 Just shy of a Half stack >>16188840 >Next stop 35ksats

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 20:10:42 2019 No.16188880 >>16188831 Nah only 1k. Checkem.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 20:10:49 2019 No.16188882 >>16188763 phew, this suddenly feeling like a grown up with my ~5k

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 20:14:42 2019 No.16188914 >>16188731 Ah no it’s just trustless peer to peer online selling of crypto. When’s my idea coming. Now that would be revolutionary

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 20:16:08 2019 No.16188929 I feel kinda bad for the secure data links guys, they put a lot of thought and effort into their project, even wrote a white paper, but it's not flashy and it's more of a supplement solution to the network like what clc is doing.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 20:17:23 2019 No.16188941 >>16188929 Good ideas will get theirs

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 20:29:41 2019 No.16189039 >>16188425 EVERY 555 timer chip NOT monitored by chainlinks will be USELESS

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 20:33:14 2019 No.16189076 File: 171 KB, 828x1540, AB73641E-5BAB-4329-AB8C-CF5CADB521B0.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16188914 You mean like?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 20:36:28 2019 No.16189111 >>16189076 seems like they’re on the right track but not exactly

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 20:39:26 2019 No.16189148 >>16189111 Build something

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 20:42:16 2019 No.16189180 >>16189148 I can’t code I’m useless. I’m not criticizing because it seems like the right train of thought but it’s not there yet

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 20:46:03 2019 No.16189212 File: 444 KB, 1920x1080, Screenshot_20190817-111412.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16187822 /Ourjeet/ predicted this https://youtu.be/sk-_I0ipFYs

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 20:48:46 2019 No.16189239 File: 221 KB, 1199x800, pakeet.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16189212

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 20:54:29 2019 No.16189288 What's to stop me from charging back my PayPal transfer and just keeping the money and the eth??

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 21:04:56 2019 No.16189368 >>16189288 Escrow, fiat and crypto releases at the same time.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 21:05:50 2019 No.16189375 >>16189288 something called a SMART. CONTRACT.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 21:13:22 2019 No.16189440 >>16189288 is paypal going to take the money out of the eth sellers bank account?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 21:21:07 2019 No.16189496 >>16189288 Nothing, it's still in the works.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 21:30:42 2019 No.16189559 >>16189212 Ranjish is based as fuck. some say the kid narrating this video was a Mobius whale who sold his entire stack and market bought 30 million rupee worth of link right before mainnet was announced

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 21:31:42 2019 No.16189571 >>16189180 Soon brother, your idea is not far off

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 21:34:19 2019 No.16189592 $15k of free linkies, lucky fucker

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 21:37:05 2019 No.16189615 Someone please describe linkpals use cases. I don’t see what’s the big deal

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 21:54:17 2019 No.16189752 >tokenize arbitrary asset >lock in smart escrow >buy with LINKpal

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 21:58:06 2019 No.16189774 >>16187822 FUCKING BEASTS GOOD FOR THEM

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 22:00:12 2019 No.16189793 >>16188050 this

Anonymous Fri Nov 8 22:02:30 2019 No.16189809

>>16189212
If you keep fellating and putting some guy's opinion on a pedestal, you're being no better than the idiots on reddit and they can't form their own opinions for shit.

Go on here and look at the projects listed and form your own damn conclusions.

https://coinlist.co/build/chainlink

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 22:05:46 2019 No.16189836 >>16189615 Crypto to irl money, whats not to get

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 22:19:50 2019 No.16189938 >>16189809 I’m jacked, I’m jacked to the tits

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 22:22:09 2019 No.16189957 >>16189615 Anyone can purchase crypto using fiat but now those (((fiat on ramps))) can’t stop it nor can they charge high (((fees))). This allows people to bypass (((greedy fiat middlemen))).

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 22:24:49 2019 No.16189977 >>16189368 Yes but when the seller has his money deposited into his Paypal, couldn't the buyer do a charge back and then Paypal will give them the money back? How is that protected by the smart contract

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 22:26:28 2019 No.16189988 >>16189440 actually if you withdraw before they can steal your money they’ll put a negative balance on your account and tru to collect. most jewish shit ever.

Anonymous Fri Nov 8 22:33:25 2019 No.16190036

what's important is that the first fiat to smart contract app to be built

if you look at something like the steam project, it could be really useful to normies except that they'd have to register for coinbase to use and buy link and ether etc etc

with something like linkpal you can automate the crypto purchases without jumping through the regulatory hopes and normies don't have to buy crypto

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 22:42:15 2019 No.16190106 >>16188182 cringe

Anonymous Fri Nov 8 23:04:44 2019 No.16190253

>>16190036
>what's important is that the first fiat to smart contract app to be built

localethereum predates Linkpal. But this project differs in that Paypal is integrated into the project where as Localethereum has you figure out how to get the money to the seller on your own. And... the seller has to manually confirm they got the money since the blockchain has no way of knowing if they got paid or not (tfw no oracle).

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 23:15:20 2019 No.16190317 File: 51 KB, 384x512, f66XzdTj_1612180441131gpadd.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16187885 god decentralized trustless escrow fucking sick

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 23:17:14 2019 No.16190327 >>16188185 love this meme

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 23:18:14 2019 No.16190330 >>16188675 >falling for it

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 23:19:16 2019 No.16190333 >>16189368 from where idiot, the money has been released

>>	UncleOldfag !N.1AF7OAVY Fri Nov 8 23:23:03 2019 No.16190354 Imagine believing this shit will get used. This is like finding an app on the Apple app store with 8 users and getting excited. Reality can be a cruel mistress

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 23:25:31 2019 No.16190373 >>16190354 imagine still using a burned trip. You would be better off going back to plebbit larpfag

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 23:28:34 2019 No.16190387 >>16187822 so what I'm seeing is that to get any development on LINK they have to have a shitty giveaway. So evidently there is no real business interest. nice.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 23:31:37 2019 No.16190407 >>16188675 My real concern for you linkies is being so excited about this fairy dust.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 23:35:10 2019 No.16190429 >>16190407 You just don’t get it

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 23:39:35 2019 No.16190463 >>16190429 There is no point to reply to the fuders. They are swingers that are caught in a mindset. It doesn't matter if the price is .25 or 25 nor if a Big4 uses Link. They will just keep fishing for low hanging (you)s

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 23:40:45 2019 No.16190471 >>16189615 you can use ANY currency to instantly and trustlessly buy ETH, also ZERO exchange fees as opposed to binance/coinbase 10%

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 23:44:53 2019 No.16190512 >>16190373 Based and OG link marine-pilled

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 8 23:53:28 2019 No.16190586 >>16187867 Fucking req...I still remember those days. So much hope and excitement. At least LINK is proving itself everything it ever was supposed to be and more. We're lucky.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 01:25:39 2019 No.16191070 >>16190354 You still post here? After all this?

Anonymous Sat Nov 9 01:31:29 2019 No.16191099
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>>16190471
And in 5 minutes, it can be modified to any erc token. Then, using the cross chain bridge demonstrated here: https://coinlist.co/build/chainlink/projects/8a18a293-2f9c-4ea2-99bf-77df177906dd you can actually buy and sell anything that has smart contract capabilities on that chain.

Obviously there's cleaner and faster ways if you want to rewrite linkpal for native other chain use...but at a beta version level, you can now buy any crypto that matters using fiat with trustless escrow and tiny fees (and instantly once someone makes a PayPal side bot).

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 01:44:32 2019 No.16191183 >>16190354 You know what, on second thought, the real question is how you have all those big boy credit cards while still fudding the second coming of Christ.

Anonymous Sat Nov 9 02:18:41 2019 No.16191374

>>16187867
I almost 50-50ed link-req back in 2017; but i didnt. The only thing that stopped me was one thread where some anon took the time to explain why link will be able to do what req (is supposed to do) but 10x better.
I then did some research and came to the same conclusion. Anyone that lost money on req did so purely because they didnt do any research. If you research, you get rewarded. Its that simple. This is the same for all walks of life. If you do a little work, you will get a little reward. If you do a lot of work, you will get lots of rewards.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 02:43:58 2019 No.16191510 >>16191374 >I almost 50-50ed link-req back in 2017; but i didnt. Sadly I did :(

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 02:44:00 2019 No.16191511 >>16187885 Everyone take note of this. The future will finance will look like this invoice.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 02:45:30 2019 No.16191520 >>16191374 And you are totally right I didn't research on REQ enough. If only I saw that anon's post. Always DYOR

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 03:08:10 2019 No.16191599 >>16188093 Underrated toast

Anonymous Sat Nov 9 04:14:32 2019 No.16191937

>>16191374
I was in the same position but instead of doing more research i remembered that req is a french shitcoin and you should never trust the french
Also chainlink had better memes so i went all in chainlink
Sometimes it’s ‘hard work’ and sometimes it’s just dumb luck

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 04:43:48 2019 No.16192066 >>16190471 Buy from who?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 04:54:32 2019 No.16192101 >>16191374 Everyone in 2017 were saying link n req were bros, I couldn't understand at the time why everyone was buying req when it would need link to work

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 05:02:40 2019 No.16192139 >>16188161 >checking the time of calls with the use of linkpal Paypal handles hundreds of transactions per second you moron.

Anonymous Sat Nov 9 05:19:53 2019 No.16192214

>>16187883
>>16187912
There's zero direct contact between Paypal and anything crypto.
This is just the buyer paying a Paypal invoice in fiat to the seller.
End of story.

How it works is the seller locks up the crypto he's selling in a smart contract and it is only released when the oracle sees that the Paypal invoice has been paid.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 05:23:53 2019 No.16192229 >>16192066 from a seller you fucking sperg

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 05:42:42 2019 No.16192314 >>16192229 So it's basically a decentralized exchange. Wow groundbreaking stuff here stinkies.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 05:46:15 2019 No.16192331 >These queries are paid with LINK, (for testnet purposes) 1 LINK is required per oracle request lmao are you linkies retarted

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 05:48:40 2019 No.16192338 >>16190354 It’s getting embarrassing now, faggot. What pisses me off is I think you’ve managed to accumulate more link than me. At least I’m not a cunt tripfag.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 05:52:06 2019 No.16192360 >>16192314 Yeah it is. Name another decentralised exchange where you can trustlessly buy ETH with fiat.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 05:54:24 2019 No.16192370 File: 62 KB, 750x1000, pfrt.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16192314 >So it's basically a decentralized exchange. Wow groundbreaking stuff here stinkies.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 05:56:20 2019 No.16192378 >>16192314 A decentralized exchange with fiat is literally groundbreaking, yes.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 05:57:41 2019 No.16192383 >>16192331 What's the problem?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 06:08:55 2019 No.16192430 >>16192383 You're spending link per transaction. Do you not see the problem with this?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 06:11:27 2019 No.16192437 >>16192139 Sounds like there's absolutely no way to establish a pattern of usage then. Oh wait there is.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 06:12:33 2019 No.16192444 >>16192430 How is this a problem for LINK holders?

Anonymous Sat Nov 9 06:15:02 2019 No.16192462

>>16192214
Screencap this. The problems are
1. PayPal will btfo the API key used and all accounts that have used Linkpal as a result. Mixicles does not solve this.
2. People can reverse PayPal transactions after the link is sent but will still have the link. Muh oracles can't reverse shit.
3. Both of the above

Anonymous Sat Nov 9 06:15:24 2019 No.16192464

>>16192430
>You're spending link per transaction.
You're supposed to spend link for every oracle transaction.

Or do you mean "one whole Link"?
That's just testnet Link, you can get those for free from the faucets. They use 1 just for convenience.
The actual product will use a fraction of 1 Link, depending on how much the oracle operator wants in fiat.

>>16192437
There literally isn't.
There's going to be a varying delay between the Paypal invoice payment and the smart contract being triggered.
Even if there wasn't; hundreds of transactions per second means you wouldn't be able to tell anyway.

But the whole thing is moot because there's zero direct connection between the Paypal side and the crypto side.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 06:18:26 2019 No.16192477 >>16192444 Do you want to spend $1000 per transaction? >>16192464 >actual product will use a fraction of 1 Link Source?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 06:19:55 2019 No.16192486 >>16192477 Ot knowing you can spend 0.000000000000000001 link

Anonymous Sat Nov 9 06:20:42 2019 No.16192493

>>16192462
>PayPal will btfo the API key used
See >>16192214

If banks allow fiat to be sent to Coinbase, Kraken, ... then PayPal will allow Linkpal.

>People can reverse PayPal transactions
This has always been true.
Imagine using this to fud Link lmao. Pure desperation.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 06:22:53 2019 No.16192508 >>16192477 >Source? The node operator can ask whatever he wants for his services.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 06:27:17 2019 No.16192535 >>16192477 the absolute state of nulinker scum

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 06:32:15 2019 No.16192572 >>16192508 >>16192486 So it isn't a guarantee that transaction fees will be low. Interesting >>16192535 You've contributed nothing meaningful to this thread.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 06:36:10 2019 No.16192589 >>16187822 >Insecure network >mishmash of colors (blue, purple, red, turquoise) >random galaxy background So unprofessional. No wonder they only gave them 5000 link.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 06:37:32 2019 No.16192592 >>16191099 i haven't read enough, how does the crypto get released from escrow back to the seller if the paypal buyer never sends the money? is there a time limit on the smart contract?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 06:53:18 2019 No.16192686 File: 260 KB, 1024x888, 1513600826119.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16187867 >>16191374 >REQ #296 >Chainlink #15 huge ooof

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 06:59:22 2019 No.16192712 >>16188425 Put linkies in her bows

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 07:00:33 2019 No.16192719 >>16192686 jesus what happened to req haven't looked at the price since early 2018 when i sold it

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 07:02:01 2019 No.16192723 >>16188161 omfg sir imagine doing something to her like for example some kind of sexual activity omg this would be so hot sirs just imagine, how would this woman react to a sexual activity pls tell me sirs

Anonymous Sat Nov 9 07:06:53 2019 No.16192747

This is actually a defining moment for crypto and smart contracts. Only swingies and literally retards dont see it or are desperate to down play it.

This is the FIRST time in all crypto history that a financial instrument has been used for an ecosystem outside of crypto itself. Not only that, its actually useful.

This is the tipping point lads.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 07:08:25 2019 No.16192752 File: 32 KB, 486x387, 1524468801281.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16192686 NOOOO THEY WERE SUPPOSED TO BE BROS

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 07:17:16 2019 No.16192788 >>16192589 >>Insecure network what?

Anonymous Sat Nov 9 07:28:49 2019 No.16192848

>>16192493
So the transactions can be reversed, therefore the service is useless. This has always been the case. So why did you build using PayPal mister Linkpal?

>Thinking PayPal won't btfo his API key the second it becomes more than a hobby

Muh mixicles

Anonymous Sat Nov 9 07:29:13 2019 No.16192850

>>16192752
There are going to be many parties providing this same service, there's still plenty of space for Req to do it.
But I don't know what it means that Req weren't the first to actually implement this. You'd think they would've had this shit ready to go by now.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 07:30:21 2019 No.16192859 >>16192850 I sold my REQ the moment they posted about Rick and Morty, monkey frens and mozerallas. what a shitshow

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 07:30:28 2019 No.16192860 >>16192848 >So the transactions can be reversed, therefore the service is useless Yes anon. Paypal will never take off. You're very smart.

Anonymous Sat Nov 9 07:33:36 2019 No.16192881

>>16192848
>>Thinking PayPal won't btfo his API key the second it becomes more than a hobby
Banks send and receive payments to and from crypto exchanges all the time. Paypal doesn't have any more reason to stop this than the banks do.

In fact, Linkpal is more detached from crypto than bank-to-exchange transfers.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 07:35:22 2019 No.16192891 >>16192860 >Sending an irreversible transaction to a potentially untraceable wallet address and recieving a reversible transaction of fiat to an account under the control of PayPal is a great idea and won't be abused at all

Anonymous Sat Nov 9 07:41:03 2019 No.16192915

>>16192891
>potentially untraceable party
There are tons of ways to combat this, like this: https://www.paypal.com/us/smarthelp/article/paypal’s-customer-identification-program-(cip)-faq734
Or by adapting the smart contract parameters.

Again, the reversibility point applies to Paypal in general.
Using this as fud is just hilarious.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 07:42:41 2019 No.16192920 >>16192915 >Muh KYC >MUH MIXICLES

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 07:44:24 2019 No.16192924 >>16192920 Cope and cry all you want, decentralized fiat-to-crypto is coming thanks to Chainlink.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 07:44:59 2019 No.16192927 >>16192924 >Muh ran out of arguments

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 07:45:39 2019 No.16192930 >>16192477 >>16192572 You’re probably the stupidest person I’ve ever seen post on this forum. Imagine not grasping that chainlink can be fractured, just like bitcoin. It’s already being done on linkpool.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 07:45:51 2019 No.16192931 >>16192927 Arguments for what?

Anonymous Sat Nov 9 07:48:42 2019 No.16192951

>>16192924
>Decentralized fiat to crypto
>Just KYC with PayPal
>Then send crypto to a kyced recipient
>Hope they don't reverse the transaction after you've sent it
>Hope PayPal decide not to freeze your account for muh crypto transfer
>Send fiat to bank where PayPal might still be able to take it back
Real decentralized there anon. No single party has control at all.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 07:49:09 2019 No.16192952 >>16192930 >linkpool So, buy linkpool

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 07:50:19 2019 No.16192956 >>16192848 >the transactions can be reversed Only if the receiver fails to claim the payment. As soon as the receiver accepts the money, the transaction is final.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 07:51:00 2019 No.16192958 >>16192956 T. Never used paypal

Anonymous Sat Nov 9 07:51:48 2019 No.16192962

>>16192951
>Real decentralized there anon. No single party has control at all.
That's the definition of decentralization, yes.

Also, you seem to be under the impression that with Paypal you can simply take back the money you paid, but it doesn't work that way.

Anonymous Sat Nov 9 07:54:38 2019 No.16192972

>>16192931
Ignore the tranny
They know they’re wrong
If they don’t, they can’t understand that by the time PayPal gives just a little bit of support, the problem is solved. Ex:
The smart contract will contain a salvage provision. If they recharge the PayPal payment, but don’t return the eth, then PayPal lets the seller dip back into the wallet. As the seller you just flag it on the contract when the payment is rejected. There will identifiers and hashes that the linkpal system and PayPal can check to make sure that the crypto was returned. If not, PayPal takes the money and gives it to you, and/or bans the account.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 07:55:08 2019 No.16192975 >>16192958 Look it up, bucko.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 07:56:26 2019 No.16192982 >>16192962 >Buy with stolen PayPal account >Get Link >Seller gets chargeback >Not refundable as no seller protection for digital goods >Can be taken from linked accounts >Doesn't work that way This is just one of many examples

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 07:58:30 2019 No.16192990 >>16192982 >chargeback You actually need a reason to do that.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 07:59:32 2019 No.16192998 >>16192982 Also, chargebacks were always a thing with Paypal. You're basically fudding Paypal to get to Link. That's hilarious.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 07:59:49 2019 No.16193001 >>16192990 Try reading the post again, slower this time

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 08:00:48 2019 No.16193007 >>16193001 Try fudding again, better this time.

Anonymous Sat Nov 9 08:00:52 2019 No.16193009

>>16192962
>you can simply take back the money you paid, but it doesn't work that way.
Lol funnily enough it does work that way most of the time. Paypal sides with the buyer.
>>16192972
>PayPal can check to make sure that the crypto was returned.
Trading crypto is against Paypal's ToS retard.

So obvious that plenty of retards in this thread have poor understanding of how Paypal operates. Linkpal will be dead on release because the "FUD" is actually all true lmao. Idiots.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 08:01:35 2019 No.16193011 >>16192998 >PayPal is shit, but using it for Chainlink is a great idea somehow

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 08:01:59 2019 No.16193020 >>16193001 maybe try to use actual sentences instead of meme arrows to explain your scenario retard

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 08:03:40 2019 No.16193030 >>16193020 >I can't read greentext

Anonymous Sat Nov 9 08:07:32 2019 No.16193048

>>16193009
>Lol funnily enough it does work that way most of the time. Paypal sides with the buyer.
Chargebacks are on the credit card side.
Paypal itself only does disputes.

https://www.paypal.com/be/webapps/mpp/security/sell-chargebackfaq

This is how it always has been, yet Paypal (and ebay) work fine.

>Trading crypto is against Paypal's ToS
lmao, source?

>>16193011
Paypal isn't shit, you're just an idiot fudding Paypal to take shots at Chainlink.

Anonymous Sat Nov 9 08:11:09 2019 No.16193069

>>16193048
>eBay works fine
>I build something with PayPal therefore it's great
The PayPal fud is true, but because you developed Linkpal you don't want to believe it. Instead you are so convinced you are correct you argue with a greentexting neet on a Mongolian cake decorating forum.
>Muh Linkpal

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 08:12:07 2019 No.16193075 >>16193069 Keep fudding PayPal to fud Chainlink, it's the most bullish thing I read all month.

Anonymous Sat Nov 9 08:13:07 2019 No.16193081
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>>16193048
>>Trading crypto is against Paypal's ToS
>lmao, source?
bro kill yourself lmao, thanks for proving my point that retards like yourself have no clue how paypal works.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 08:13:32 2019 No.16193083 >>16193030 i genuinely dont understand your scenario please post it in a paragrap and stop memeing me

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 08:14:33 2019 No.16193086 Why we pumping?

Anonymous Sat Nov 9 08:14:49 2019 No.16193087

Hey there guys,

There’s been a lot of false hype around our project so I’ll excuse your skepticism.

But for those of you who still believe, here’s a tip:

Get as much LINK as you possibly can over the next 24 hours. I fucking mean it.

We’ve been fighting really hard to suppress this news but it looks like a leak is inevitable now and it’s gonna skyrocket the price like crazy.

I don’t think any of you understand just how rich you’re going to be by this time tomorrow.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 08:16:02 2019 No.16193099 >>16193081 The "contents" of this post speak volumes, but let me help you; here's Paypal's ToS https://www.paypal.com/us/webapps/mpp/ua/useragreement-full Now ctrl+f "crypto".

Anonymous Sat Nov 9 08:18:01 2019 No.16193107

Its hilarious how many literal retards are fixated on a small detail of one single DAPP. Lol. The point is if not paypal then something else. Or both. Or thousands of more shit.
Paypal causes problems? Some bank instead. Or a fingech. Or a brokerage. Or anything. Its now possible.
Holy shit you guys are retarded.
Not only that, another smart contract can be incorporated into it to ensure no chargeback.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 08:18:24 2019 No.16193109 File: 15 KB, 128x128, 1545401872783.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16193099 HOLY SHIT YOU'RE SUCH A FUCKING RETARD PROVING MY POINT ONCE AGAIN

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 08:19:18 2019 No.16193114 >>16193109 lel, you're welcome for the lesson.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 08:20:34 2019 No.16193124 >>16193109 >>16193081 >>16193009 Here's what Paypal's ToS do say though: "PayPal does not have control of nor assumes the liability or legality for the products or services that are paid for with our Service."

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 08:22:02 2019 No.16193129 File: 6 KB, 231x218, 1566544058082.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16193114 >>16193124 PRIME EXAMPLE OF THE DUNNING KRUGER EFFECT UNFOLDING BEFORE MY EYES HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 08:24:02 2019 No.16193142 >>16193129 It's ok anon. You got caught spewing literal bullshit, so the best thing to do is chalk it up as a learning experience and move on with your life.

Anonymous Sat Nov 9 08:26:18 2019 No.16193149
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>>16193142
>You got caught spewing literal bullshit,
ARE YOU SURE? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAH HOLY FUCK IM DYING HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 08:31:36 2019 No.16193166 >>16193149 How much did you lose on the google pump btw?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 08:34:50 2019 No.16193177 All buzzwords. REQ didn't work and this won't work either.

Anonymous Sat Nov 9 08:37:16 2019 No.16193193

>>16191374
Yeah bro I agree with the sentiment but I just read anons arguing over the internet on here and they made it sound like a killer investment. Turns out they were right. I worked hard for the initial investment money but I mean, even though people knock biz, this place is legit a solid primary source of information and market sentiment, moreso than probably anywhere else on the internet. So in short, the only hardwork to endure was suffering through the fuddling clowns and the 14 year old prepubescent discord turbovirgins.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 08:44:43 2019 No.16193234 File: 383 KB, 768x720, 1566762983158.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >contract gets executed and closes >issue chargeback on paypal >??? It's like it's really vaporware that doesn't actually solve anything. NICO NICO NIIIIIIIIIIIII

Anonymous Sat Nov 9 08:49:39 2019 No.16193266

>>16193166
Zero

>>16193142
https://www.paypal-community.com/t5/About-Protections/Dispute-Unauthorized-transaction-after-Bitcoin-sell/td-p/1461059
>PayPal_Rich Moderator
>I will tell you that the sale of bitcoins via PayPal is a prohibited activity and could result in your account being limited. Selling bitcoins is a violation of our acceptable use policy as they are considered a "cash equivalent".

https://www.paypal-community.com/t5/PayPal-Basics/Bitcoin/td-p/1895080
>Welcome to the PayPal Community, that's a great question! Unfortunately we do not allow buying and selling bitcoin through PayPal just yet, nor do we allow it to be used as a funding source.

Please kill yourself fucking retard. Save yourself from the embarrassment and don't reply to this thread double digit iq mouthbreather.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 08:53:30 2019 No.16193293 >>16193266 Why are you so heavily invested in this argument? So many words, replies, and research with links etc for something you dont care about?

Anonymous Sat Nov 9 08:56:49 2019 No.16193321

>>16193266
Try reading the ToS, he's talking about "coverage under PayPal’s Seller Protection program".
(ctrl+f "equivalent of cash").
The same "prohibition" applies to using Paypal to buy digital media.

This is NOT the same as being "against the ToS".

That same moderator acknowledges there's no way to stop the use of Paypal to buy crypto in that same post:
"I highly recommend not using PayPal to accept payments for bitcoins".

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 08:57:23 2019 No.16193326 >>16192592 Yeah I watched the pajeet's video. Thing the funds are held in escrow for a day before being returned.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 08:57:52 2019 No.16193332 >>16193234 Chargebacks have always been part of Paypal. This is in no way specific to Linkpal.

Anonymous Sat Nov 9 09:06:55 2019 No.16193396

>>16193293
shut up retard

>>16193321
you're so fucking retarded lmao its literally against their tos retard do a google search and theres tons of articles on the same shit stupid subhuman monkey lmao ill make sure to make threads when your shit project dies on release because I was always right, kill yourself.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 09:08:57 2019 No.16193412 >>16192747 >an ecosystem outside of crypto itself. But it's just another way to buy crypto

Anonymous Sat Nov 9 09:13:15 2019 No.16193441

>>16193396
The ToS literally does not mention crypto, and the only ToS provision used by the paypal mods is “equivalent of cash”, which isn’t prohibited by the ToS either.
And even that paypal mod acknowledges there’s no way to stop it.

Keep trying though; surely this is a good way to spend your time.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 09:16:09 2019 No.16193460 >>16188056 Topkek

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 09:17:19 2019 No.16193467 >>16193396 Tranny confirmed. Next time simply ignore a post that exposes you. Opening your retard mouth gives it validity. Life lesson for you

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 09:20:27 2019 No.16193490 File: 75 KB, 531x672, 1562877924143.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16193332 No shit, Sherlock. That doesn't make their little "escrow" service any less pointless. You LINK kids are so delusional. $1000 EOY, right?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 09:22:52 2019 No.16193502 >>16193332 >My project isn't shit, because it uses a service that's shit for everyone and has always been The absolute state of Linkpal

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 09:24:06 2019 No.16193510 >>16193490 >decentralized crypto-fiat transactions >”pointless” Haha k brah

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 09:25:10 2019 No.16193518 >>16193502 Literally fudding paypal to fud Link. L M A O

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 09:28:08 2019 No.16193541 >>16193087 >t. El Larpino Goblino

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 09:28:32 2019 No.16193543 >>16193441 reminder your project is dogshit but you can defend it all you want. Please launch linkpal officially soon so everyone can see how shit it actually is

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 09:29:49 2019 No.16193555 File: 7 KB, 227x250, 1543403011111.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16193467 >Tranny confirmed. >Next time simply ignore a post that exposes you. Opening your retard mouth gives it validity. >Life lesson for you

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 09:30:23 2019 No.16193560 >>16187822 Libra solves all these problems

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 09:30:30 2019 No.16193562 >>16193543 Decentralized crypto-fiat were always a prime use case for Chainlink. Whether it’s Linkpal or someone else, it’s going to happen.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 09:30:41 2019 No.16193566 >>16193490 That’s right. $3 EOD

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 09:33:33 2019 No.16193591 >use coinbase to buy my crypto >use Paypal for my p2p money transfers Wow look at that, Link wasn’t involved!

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 09:33:50 2019 No.16193594 why the fuck do you keep replying to boring fuders? They are just bored and are fishing for (you)s. Deprave them and they go away

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 09:36:28 2019 No.16193615 Thanks for the heads up, I will report this to PayPal

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 09:37:17 2019 No.16193624 >>16193591 With a smart contract you don’t have to trust the other party.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 09:37:34 2019 No.16193626 >>16191099 Brainlet here. Is there any way PayPal or regulation could shut this down? Or would that be like trying to shut ethereum down?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 09:39:08 2019 No.16193639 >>16193626 >Brainlet here stop posting, lurk or just gtfo MY BOARD!

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 09:42:13 2019 No.16193664 >>16193543 You were so thoroughly btfo in this thread yet you continue to post lmao, bravo!

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 09:43:16 2019 No.16193672 >>16193591 Big yikes

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 09:51:07 2019 No.16193730 >>16193626 There’s no way to connect any ETH exchange with any Paypal invoice, so no. They unofficially discourage it, but not officially simply because there’s nothing they can do.

Anonymous Sat Nov 9 09:51:41 2019 No.16193737

>>16193566
Even if it does hit 3, Sirgay will just dump another 630+70k on your asses and it'll spiral back down like it always does.

Whales will crab LINK down to its death, bleeding hopium addicts down to their last STINK. Some whale just tossed up an 80k LINK sell wall as we speak.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 09:59:38 2019 No.16193793 >>16193639 Thanks for the advice, I’ll keep that in mind you bitter faggot >>16193730 Based

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 11:14:06 2019 No.16194379 >>16193396 Becoming less coherent with every post. Mental breakdown huh? It’s ok, we always knew swingers would get the rope.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 11:31:31 2019 No.16194522 >>16191374 >tfw held 71k req since 22 cents >tfw could have traded it for 11k link october 2018 >tfw capitulated my 71k req for 832 link >tfw only 2.8k link youre right

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 13:43:27 2019 No.16195700 >>16194522 It’s over buddy. Enjoy your 2 million in 2030 but yeah, you fucked yourself massively.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 9 14:21:20 2019 No.16196009 >>16192477 >>actual product will use a fraction of 1 Link >Source? https://etherscan.io/token/0x514910771af9ca656af840dff83e8264ecf986ca What do you think these transactions are for?

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