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24638274 No.24638274 [Reply] [Original]

What would the LINK price be if he never dumped a half a billion worth?

>> No.24638323

>>24638274
unironically $1000 dollerinos

>> No.24638868

>>24638274
Based. Keeping it cheap for poorfags who wanna make it.

>> No.24638957

>>24638274
Tough to say since a lot of node operators would have quit

>> No.24639064

>>24638957
so how will it get to $100 if the protocol doesn't adjust for price increase?

>> No.24639082 [DELETED] 

Guys, Have you heard about baseprotocol.org?

Run into a lot of interesting reviews about it, they think that this is the new DeFi Gem. What are your thoughts about it?
Is it wort to invest in it now?

>> No.24639122

>>24638274
$0

>> No.24639138

>>24638274
It would not matter because he would still always have those millions to dump at any time. One day there will not be enough LINK for Sergey to dump and affect LINK's market cap. Just keep buying until then.

>> No.24639156

>>24639064
Uh oh, why don’t you stop thinking about this anon. This won’t get us to a good place

>> No.24639199

>>24639064
As the ethereum network matures in one direction to get costs down, either through arbitrum or eth 2 or something else, running a node can actually be profitable in its own right and node operators won't need to be compensated with tokens from the dev fund. So eventually that selling pressure will be removed combined with the eventual additional buying pressure from staking

>> No.24639231

>>24639138
A million a week. 600 weeks.........

>> No.24639305

>>24638957
Remember when they said they had 19000 interested node operators?