/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17012584
Who?

>>17012584
I really wanna be happy right now, still though in clown world one Linkie is worth 2,61$

Israel has no right to exist.

NOOOOOOOOO NOT YET I DONT GET PAID UNTIL FRIDAY

This is literally a huge moment in history. It won't be famous or remembered by many, but it's huge.

>>17012584
> 2.61

>>17012660
I read the article and it seems like some literal who startup demonstrated a usecase for LINK? What is so significant?

https://www.isda.org/event/london/isda-annual-legal-forum-2020-01-30/

Link could go to 500 USD and I won’t make it. I had over 2 years. I am priced out, irreversibly, this will be on my gravestone

>>17012584
Ask me more I know I'm in tired for what were and the price today no more.

>>17012678
improve your reading comprehension

>>17012625
This, Hitler did nothing wrong

Literally nothing can pump the price. The absolute state of this coin jesus.

>>17012678
Link is a side note. This is the first demo of a derivatives smart contract using an actual ISDA regulatory framework. In 5 or 10 years when literal trillions of dollars are flowing through regulated smart contracts it will be traced back to this moment.

>>17012793
>Link is a side note.
...so no moon?

>>17012698

>>17012804
Anyone who's paying attention to automated derivatives settlement is all in link already.

>>17012698

>>17012793
>link is a sidenote
>will be traced back to this moment
A moment made possible by LINK.

>>17012815
what do you know about singapore utilizing LINK?

>>17012696
>Link could go to 500 USD
>waaaaah 200x isn't good enough for me waaaaaah

>>17012696
Don't believe it for a sec Anon. Just grind a bit and you could make it

>>17012815
I'm all in LINK because of the memes, will I make it

>>17012584
>https://twitter.com/OpenLawOfficial/status/1222267696013811714
HOLY FUCK THIS IS ABSOLUTWLY FUNDAMENTALY HUUUUGE

CHECK THIS INFORMATIVE SCIENTIFIC STUDY
https://medium.com/@alex.vinas/bapi-ec67a07f5592

THE WRITER IS A HUUGE INFLUENCER WITH ONE (1!!!) FOLLOWER. HE IS LITERALLY WH.. I MEAN NUMBER ONE
https://medium.com/@alex.vinas/following

>>17012584
openlaw are literal bizraeli nobodies who hype their link bags, they've been doing this literal who talk for a year straight

>>17012841
Yeah man, that's how banking products work.
They choose the one with the most influencers shilling it.
Sorry Deutche Bank, not enough followers to buy this swap!

>>17012696
>Link will go to 1000 USD end of the year 2020 and I won’t make it. I had over 2 years. I am priced out, irreversibly, this will be on my gravestone
ftfy

>>17012841
>10,000 roasties didn't "like" a post about ISDA regulated automatic derivatives settlement
>this is bearish

>>17012837
Yes.

>>17012685
Im gonna call my lambo dealer

Do not talk about XRP and compare it to that fucking Ethereum token shitcoin.

Ripple is a 400 strong Silicon Valley company with known and public banking and government connections and an estimated value of $10bn that will soon IPO on the NYSE. XRP is literally the most flawless way to move value around on the internet hands down and I challenge anyone to find flaws in the XRP ledger system. Working without a hitch since 2012 and routinely handles over 4 million transactions daily which is more than Bitcoin, Litecoin and Ethereum combined.

Chainlink, like Ethereum, stole the idea of Smart Contracts and Smart Oracles from old Ripple/Codius papers in 2014. All Russians do is steal and rip off. How the fuck can you compare some bedroom project bathroom stage shitcoin like LINK to XRP?

>>17012855

YES!!! THIS ABSOLUTELTUEYLY GROUND BREAKING _BANKING PRODUCT_ WILL CHANGE THE WAY WE SEE THE WORLD AS WE KNOW IT

CHECK THE ABSOLOLTELUY INSANE COMPETENCE OF THESE TECH GODS CONVERTING THEIR DEMO PRODUCT TO GALACTIC BANKING STANDARD
>The platform can work in any Ethereum compatible networks (Quorum) but has a special focus on the Alastria Network. There, we can use the privacy features to embed the contracts into the private communication channels between the nodes of the networks. Since Alastria network is only available for members, we decided to move the platform to Ethereum, and wait until developments such as zero knowledge proofs or ZK Snarks improve the privacy on Ethereum.

>>17012929
>>17012931
stop posting

>>17012837
Of couse anon, Sergey loves you. We are his chosen people.

>>17012929
All in XRP!!

>>17012927
Lambo's are trash. If they dont have an F1 team then its not a real race car

>>17012584
I'm begging you, please honestly and compassionately consider a future in which chainlink oracle network is allowed to grow to a point it can't be feasibly shut down by our government.

WE ARE LITERALLY a single incremental advancement in big data analysis (aka ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE) away from an unstoppable network of anonymous, smart kill contracts.

You know those TOR "darknet" drug markets that are constantly popping up faster than they can be shut down? They're all going to add a SMART HITMAN tab to the marketplace, in which people can review the contracts offered on the market, research the target, and buy it (down payment, returned if successful), and KILL the target within the described timeframe (extensions could obviously be purchased, in the case you kill them with only minutes on the clock, etc). THIS IS OUR DARK FUTURE.

>WHAT DOES CHAINLINK DO?
Chainlink network offers guaranteed integrity and correctness of data to smart contracts, node operators stake $LINK as collateral. Persons creating important contracts would be smart to run it on an oracle with greater or equal value of $LINK staked as collateral.

>WHY IS THIS DANGEROUS?
Once an algorithm is developed that can with great confidence determine if a person (who exists on paper, SSN etc realistically) is alive or dead by interfacing with the infinite data ocean from .. social media, news, government databases, smart security cameras, public databases, the entire Internet of Things, etc .. Chainlink will be used to connect and guarantee that data by the decentralized Chainlink oracle network.

>Why would a Chainlink node operator allow kill contracts on their node?
CHINA! HELLO? Most BTC mining nodes are in China, you think they won't be all over this? You think Chinese would not happily take 10% cut of $10k kill contracts that are actually happening in America?

WE STILL HAVE TIME TO SHUT IT DOWN. STOP THE ORACLE NETWORK. WE STILL HAVE TIME.

Oh look,it's the spam fags who literally can't cope with automated derivatives becoming a reality powered by Chainlink

Nice firm you got there :) it will probably change the whole world, I bet.

>>17012763
Is this the aryan white only line for anti-semetic chainlink holders? I'm very racist and believe me, I'm not trying to undermine anything chainlink and hitler go hand in hand in my opinion

>>17012966
70% xrp, 30% vidt - can’t remember then i felt comfier

>>17012846
Doubt.jpg

>>17012793
Finance textbooks of the future will have /biz/ screenshots. Think about that.

>>17012983
I mean, you’re not wrong. But you can’t stop a wave, this son of a bitch is gonna crash hard and there’s nothing anyone can do to prevent it. We might as well get rich off this thing

>>17012776
This. Shit token is becoming BAT 2.0. Fucking nothing pumps it

>>17012698

>>17013021
one whiny cunt couldn't travel the world and we are supposed to think that has any bearing on how they are viewed by the enterprises they support. GTFO Pradeep, we aren't fucking selling.

The thing about these legal openlaw smart contract agreements, is it only takes one that works. Then,
>ctrl+c
>ctrl+v
It's a case where the groundbreaking stuff can have an immediate impact.

>>17012983
Yeah but as link holders being the new world elite, we can afford to put hits out on all sorts of sjw activists and leftist figureheads, purging the world of the human cancer that is leftism.

>>17012584
Tonight

>>17012793
fck. I can't wait 5 or 10 years. I'd always we'll all made it.. like next month.

>>17013362
It’s happening as we speak.

>>17013350
>Soros puts $1500 contract on every resident of the last majority white town in America at $15 each
>Instant market buy
>Chinese missiles drop from the sky

It's like poetry.

>>17012698
Based stroke anon

>>17012584
I am priced out of Chainlink. Put everything disposable I had into it and still need $150 LINK to make it

Yet this post regarding above mentioned 'ABSOLUTELTUEYLY GROUND BREAKING BANKING PRODUCT' has to use the fucking OLD Chanlink LOGO

>irs....

>>17013021
>Cons: Average salary

>>17013477
Checked. All this new and nothing with the price. It’s all so fucking tiresome

>>17013391
>china aggressively initiates hot war with the US over decamillions in currency with a small profit margin and high risk of failure due to the high costs associated with successfully launching missiles into US mainland.
I know we're larping here but let's be a little real.

>>17013515
Good things come to those that are patient.

>>17012696
Just take profits! A crypto bullrun returns more than a top performing hedge fund returns in 20 years, which is also subject to gay shit like taxes and trusting some idiots with your money.

>>17012888

Trips of being right and funny at the same time

>>17013550
So your neurons ever move beyond the main Street? Wow it was definitely the Chinese government not any one of the countries China sells it's weapons to, oh China would definitely use their own signature weapons if it was them, or maybe they would because nobody is that stupid .. we get nowhere. You're dumb. Sorry, but it's true

>>17012826
He means he didnt not buy enough Link to make it even with a 200x

>>17013021
Sounds like a woman or a very bitchy male.

>>17012983
Bullish as fuck, thank you anon

>>17013069
Put me in the textbook!!

>>17012696
>link currently 2.60
>saying it could go to 500
>priced out
anon, you jsut don't want to make it

>>17012793
>5 or ten years
given the pace so far it’s more like 25-38 years

>>17013350
FUCK YOU JEW FUCK YOUR MOTHER FUCK YOUR BLOODLINE

>>17013980
Get fucking FUCKED. How many times did you already post in this thread with multiple ID’s?

FUCK THIS SHIT. NOTHING EVER PUMPS THIS PIECE OF DOGSHIT AND EVERY BTC PUMP SINKS THE PRICE EVEN FURTHER

>>17012825
Hopefully they can link me up with tsundere oppai nip women when i make it.

>>17012846
This. They have a good name so everyone thinks they're some large organisation but they're just some hipsters with some hot interns.

>>17012696
Market buy as many or few as you can NOW !

LINK will pump 13% tomorrow. cap this

>>17014478
Why 13 %

>>17014521
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>>17012584
We just win.

>>17012624
Someday soon it will seem like a clown world when Link is $26. This timeline is odd - it will do an eth-like pump for sure but we have been suppressed for a while now. It will be fun.

>>17012793

>>17014564
that a real quote?

>>17012983
do you know how retardedly far away we are from proof of identity?

>>17012763
can confirm

>>17014674
it's a real quote by some other dude lol

>>17012584
>emojis emojis and more emojis
is that how a "serious" firm writes?

Literal who news brigade

>>17014556
>13x is a eth-like pump
the fuck you talking about? eth did like 130x in a year

>>17015888
Impatient. If you can't bear to wait one more year to double your money then try the lottery.

>>17012584
>a measly 6,600 followers
>emojishit everywhere
>medium sharticle
>BRAPI
>soiman faggy media GIFs

It smells like a Chainlink shell project, a more sophisticated GravelCoin, lets hope they have enough Sergey allowance to renew their domain name.

>>17015894
the only retards who can't wait for it are those that didn't enjoy 500% gains in 2019.

its the same losers that post fud here day in day out like its somehow the fault of the damn board they didn't buy in

>>17015938
>just now becoming aware of openlaw
you are never going to make it

>>17016266
>thinking openlaw isnt anything other than a literal who
deluded anon

>>17016266
Imagine thinking this bullshit will pump your bags

>>17016425
Unironically link?

>>17013422
If you only need $150 a link to make ot you have mpre than enough.

>>17012584
that's not Dash tho

>>17012584
>ctrl + f chainlink
OOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHH LLL-
oh fuck

>>17012698

>>17013477
Así que te llamas Alex Vinas?

>>17012698
I teach esl. I'm usually good at decoding unintelligible gibberish but you got me. I have no clue what you meant to say.

>>17012584

anyone know wtf this is?

>The Chainlink network provides reliable tamper-proof inputs and outputs for complex smart contracts on any blockchain.
>reliable tamper-proof complex smart blockchain

If I didn't know better I'd probably buy that shit too.

>>17017023

>>17016425
>>17016470
Unironically, link ;)

>>17016266
I heard of them, just never went to their Twatter. I wish I did earlier so I could have laughed at this before.

what is happening with this memecoin and why did it moon

>>17017351
>$0.11 USD
Holy shit Rajesh, that's a pretty big stack. Try not to brag too hard at tonight's eating-rice-with-hands-on-the-floor gathering.

>>17017395
I bought it because I got some change from my gilded lobster lunch
also wrong thread sry

>>17013069
Put this in the table of contents sir

>>17013069
And this one is for the appendix. $1000 is fud

>>17012763
The essence of knowledge

>>17012584

bahahahahahaha

chainlink.

bahahahaa

>>17012698
> when you've stayed up trading for four days on amphetamine salts

>>17012698

>>17013362
Is this shooped?

>>17012696
Get some Noia Network. I got a suicide stack of 100k. At 1 billion it will x1000 your investment. Don’t trust me? Check out the interview of Norton, the cofounder of Equinix (worth 50 billion). He’s leading Noia Network.

>>17012584
This is huge. Openlaw is a confirmed ISDA connection.

>>17018035

>>17018035
And a second conference.

>>17012625
This

>>17018035
What do you think that means? Idon't think you understand this at all.

>>17018761
Care to explain it then faggot?

>>17018761
It means OpenLaw has an in with ISDA, you mong.

>>17012625
'Every' fixed that for you.

>>17018894
Found the jew

>>17018887
Lurk moar faggot

>>17012584

Notice how they still use the old chainlink logo in their slides, also, there is an extremely old version in one slide.
This may mean that they have been working and developing with LINK for a very long time. Hopefully there are more like this

How the fuck is this shitcoin not pumping? I've been waiting for the pump FOR 3YRS IN 4CHAN

Guys I'm so tired what the fuuuuuaaaasrrrccckkkkk

>>17017922
HOW DO YOU KNOW ME

>>17019308


Mate. Take a step back and look at the article. Its complete fucking jargon and extremely boring. The sort of thing you’d switch off to in seconds if u were not invested. Or if someone lectured you on u would fall asleep. The sort of boring homework you had in college.

Now ofcourse im balls deep in LINK but you must remain objective. How the fuck do you expect people to get excited about this? It hasnt even got any buz big names for people to just cum over like “google” or “partnership”.
I dont see why this would pump LINK. Its just a background event which is a good sign of progress

>>17019308
>3YRS
It's called 4chan for a reason.

Chainlink will complement the Centrality ecosystem very well with their Oracles. They just came up with the first-ever merch store on their Sylo messenger which earlier got ranked as #top5 Dapps of the year.

>>17012625
I'm an American ((())) and I agree. Not for a cucked muh hyoomin rights reason, but that no country has an inherent right to exist. You protect your own nation with self sufficiency, they instead suck our tax dollars and rape us for aid. They exist on post WWII "poor Jews" boomer brain mentality. They suckle the teat of America, while the babes here starve. Also,

>Link 1000 EOY GOYIM

>>17012625
Gib 1488 per link

Guys I'm so tired, can link just reach $1000 already? please?

>>17016848
Tell us

>>17012625
Based

>>17012584
I'm excited, but I'm finished following breadcrumbs. It's been over two years since I was convinced. I got a decent stack (nulinkers might say whale tear). I've got a node. I'm just waiting now

>>17019864
How much is your node making?

>>17019864
> nulinkers might say whale tear
over 100k?

>>17019864
Waiting for what? Chainlink is literally a confirmed scam.

Undeniable Proof:

>1+ year test net
>7 months main net
>nobody can name a single dapp with users using Chainlink oracles in production
>(with proof link to dapp.com/dappradar/etherscan)
>Linkers: this is bullish!

>>17019875
Literally nothing. Node operators have been burning cash on testnet for months.

>>17020363
pathetic

>>17020363
this

linkies are incapable of describing and providing sources for every single partnership and use case possible for LINK
if nobody responds to this with literally every single partnership sourced and every single use case described in a full length essay, then it is confirmed a scam

>>17020378
Testnet is free...

you guys dont know what you are talking about, neither anything about chainlink.So better stay in your room and remember to change your diapers

>>17020407
STILL no response? Heh. Nice scam, linkies.

>>17020573
Running a node isn't just free anon

>>17020407
>linkies are incapable of describing and providing sources for every single partnership
The partners themselves do that.

>>17021132
It absolutely is on testnet.

>>17021140
Those tweets were done by an intern with no official endorsement by the higher ups at google.

>>17021158
>official tweets by Google Cloud's largest official Twitter handle
>no official endorsement

pick one and only one

>>17021153
no its not. Running an eth node on your machine is really fucking stupid. running eth on aws is even stupider. Paying for An eth service is the cheapest route and you need to pay for that for test net

>>17021198
>Ropsten/Kovan/Rinkeby
>ETH nodes

Jesus christ.

>>17015938
I actually hope against my better knowledge that this bait isn't bait but genuine.

>>17012983
Only way to stop horror from becoming reality is to kill Sergey

>>17013362
Tat rectangle break away, 10/10 touch, will look at it again.