Head of Carbon Solutions, Chainlink Labs

[Anonymous No.51018588]

Guys. They have a head of carbon solutions lol.
swift, microsoft, gartner, sap, google, dtcc.. it's surreal watching it unfold. This is all gonna be so freakin big. If you hold link you've made it. Rest easy and enjoy the rest of your weekend. love you all

[Anonymous No.51018617]

>>51018588
i don't usually believe strange men on the internets who tell me they love me but you seem different. believable even.

[Anonymous No.51018638]

>>51018588
sergey has diversified into producing carbon wtf bros

[Anonymous No.51018649]

>>51018588
I met Charlie in New York

[Anonymous No.51018688]

>>51018588
This dude actually has a pretty stacked resume.

check his linkedin.

[Anonymous No.51018802]

>>51018649
>>51018688
Why are you Labs employees up on Saturday night shilling?

This is literally a figurehead job. Screencap this, nothing comes of this for a decade

[Anonymous No.51018810]

>>51018802
blocked

[Anonymous No.51018874]

>>51018810
back to plebbit for you stinky

[Anonymous No.51018895]

>>51018588
checked. blockchains are a based solution to carbon credit markets

[Anonymous No.51018948]

imagine issuing credits for pollution on blockchains with ccip and por tracking it all. deco could make the whole operation public while concealing sensitive data. And Chainlink oracles are providing all the data. layer one blockchains only need to write what the layer two has already dealt with which will be a fraction of current usage and at a fraction of the current fees. eth streamlines oracles meaning very low fees for node operators.

[Anonymous No.51018995]

>>51018802
>This is literally a figurehead job
exactly, and this a vital step in playing the game
also look at all the grant they have given around carbon stuff:
https://chain.link/community/grants
this all plays into the esg blockchain narrative shift that is going to be turbocharged by eth going to pos
this is when things will get going properly

[Anonymous No.51019037]

>>51018948
It's a beautiful thing

[Anonymous No.51019065]

>>51018995
I think ETH streamlining oracle access to the layer one will pay off more as the other layer ones get into a competition for chainlink nodes to cheaply access their blockchains. I strongly believe eip4488 will set a precedence and all other layer one blockchains will have to offer competing access for chainlink oracles at similar price points or get left behind in the dust.

this means going forward that blockchains will continue to be made cheaper for oracles ad hoc and chainlink dons are free to suck up entire markets since they are the gatekeepers they have access control and can easily crush any blockchain that refuses by denying services. dapps will simply change blockchains and treat that chain as abandon chain ware quite simply by turning off their internet connection

[Anonymous No.51019109]

>>51019037
yeah a nig like me can dream.. it sure sounds like its a long way off

[Anonymous No.51019157]

>>51018588
thank

[Anonymous No.51019208]

>>51018588
Bullish, we getting ESG fund money

[Anonymous No.51019263]

>>51019065
What does this mean for the link token price though? None of this is relevant to investors unless the link token price itself skyrockets as a result.

[Anonymous No.51019273]

>>51018948
Damn, legit.

[Anonymous No.51019297]

>>51018588
>Carbon solution
Op what do you think it means?

[Anonymous No.51019360]

>>51019263
Essentially it means to me that oracle access provides the next generation of blockchain enabled products and services. Competition to cheapen oracle access will control value flows through crypto as an ecosystem. Coupled with ccip and deco (cross chain and privacy preservation) it means that entry into layer one will be defined mainly by oracle access since ccip is supposed to be the abstraction layer handling the different pros and cons the various blockchains offer in terms of being layer one solutions. Layer twos mitigate this further by allowing cheaper access to particular blockchains but mainly congestion and whatever else will be abstracted away through ccip as i understand it.
basically layer ones now compete to offer the best oracle access. chainlink oracles abstract everything and become the preferred entry point for new products into crypto (middleware). this is also why chainlink charged for their conference when other crypto conferences are free. chainlink is the bridge they need to do things that make sense to crypto and traditional businesses who might frown at a freebie conference as something unimportant, but they offer dev focused parts as well. thats brand new territory that only chainlink are walking on.
kind of interesting they also have a keepers gtm if gtm means go to market

[Anonymous No.51019392]

>>51019360
...the question still stands, does this mean link token price go up? Because that is the only thing that matters.

[Anonymous No.51019498]

>>51019392
who the fuck knows hey crypto is supposed to be about getting in early to a decent sounding idea and hyping up the project but now that everyone is unsure what an oracle's guaranteed value extraction mechanism is (example mev for eth halving scarcity for btc) the money wants more assurances. this is why you constantly read about goalposts that chainlink need to achieve for value to flow into oracles. the capital is conservative at the bleeding edge of tech who would have thought kek

[Anonymous No.51019507]

>>51019392
>Matic, Doge, Solana, Polkadot market caps exponentially higher than Link
>Hurr will Linky get stinky?

[Anonymous No.51019541]

>>51019507
I have been holding for 5 years, I would like to see some actual price action on link, such as breaking triple digits.

[Anonymous No.51019600]

>>51019541
That would be great but like I said the capital in crypto is extremely centralized and conservative. They want assurances and guarantees that oracles provably extract x amount of value and can continue to do so for [timeframe] they dont want hopium or crumbs or eth devs bickering like school childrens. guarantees and assurances could come with deco ccip staking and whatever else they have up their sleeves for smartcon.
I saw the eth dev crumb but I am unsure of the role chainlink node operators will play in eth after the merge
I saw the dtcc guy which is where the quadrillion epic digits speculation comes from (infinitely more valuable than mev and crypto as a whole)
I say the GTM titles and checked the abbreviation and it could mean go to market
I saw Ed and have researched arbitrum extensively. I think layer twos are where most value will be executed in the near future and layer ones will be something like an archival service like the way back when machine
I am worried that eth will die because eth has never cared about immutability and their premined distribution creates an oligarchy. LINK on the otherhand has plenty of new anons with strong minds and new ideas holding and their voices will be heard alongside the talent working for chainlink
The whales will find a way to change these narratives so expect flak when you are over target

[Anonymous No.51019646]

sure, but it has nothing to do with the price of the LINK token.

[Anonymous No.51019692]

>>51019646
it has everything to do with the token. the token is what transfers the data lol rofl jej lel lmao kek you discord trannies were never funny and if you try anything at smartcon I will hunt you down myself. this is financial advice

[Anonymous No.51019719]

>>51019600
Chainlink node operators must also be validators on the underlying chain. Bidirectionality is key here.

[Anonymous No.51019759]

>>51019719
yeah they are supposed to do something with arbitrum's sequencer I thought but they seem to reveal different pieces of new tech as they come up with them so I dont know the specifics of x using chainlink and I dont think anyone does. I think driving eth into a corner and forcing them to be fair is what will get those cockroaches to use chainlink otherwise they would not

[Anonymous No.51020284]

bump

[Anonymous No.51020307]

>>51019759
ETH needs to successfully become a PoS chain. This would allow Chainlink nodes to also become validators for ETH and provide Oracle services at the core level.

[Anonymous No.51020396]

Hardcore chainlink bag shilling thread. Top notch gibberish boys

[Anonymous No.51020401]

>>51020307
ETH just needs to maintain its current level of success and think about the next meme wave of shitcoins to hype up to retail and Chainlink can profit

[Anonymous No.51020414]

>>51020396
Thanks for your meaningless contribution MiningTehChans
Chainlink oracles have been integrated at the core level of ETH and this sets a precedence for competition for all blockchains to remain relevant. All blockchains will now compete to offer the best access to Chainlink oracles now

[Anonymous No.51020418]

>>51018588
FUCK you IDF

[Anonymous No.51020426]

>>51020307
>>51020401
>the absolute state of linky kikery

[Anonymous No.51020476]

>>51020418
>>51020426
>mining the chans anime avatar fag struggles to fit in
>another meaningless post
basically all markets will be /link not /btc. except it is much more integrated since link is the means by which data is provided it is literally underwriting all prices in crypto and beyond

[Anonymous No.51020797]

second bump for tranny seeth kek

[Anonymous No.51021075]

>>51019263
The token price will plummet one it finally dawns on you bagholders that the token is not, was not and never will be feeded or sneeded.

[Anonymous No.51021170]

>>51021075
but you are wrong. LINK has more usecases than ETH and BTC combined. How does this make you feel?

[Anonymous No.51021213]

>>51021170
And that's exactly why it will be shorted to zero and destroyed. The jig is up shills.

[Anonymous No.51021241]

>>51021213
>link is worth more than btc or eth
>the canadian government want you to buy more btc and eth
>restrict your ability to buy LINK because oy vey
>this opportunity should be shorted to zero
thomas please

[Anonymous No.51021370]

>>51019719
why are you spouting this shit in every thread?

[fyodor No.51021382]

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[Anonymous No.51021851]

>>51021382
this is the signal to the discord trannies to stop replying to this thread

[Anonymous No.51022027]

>>51018588
My wonderful wife sent me picrel this morning kek
Boys, WASGMI

[Anonymous No.51023771]

[Anonymous No.51024208]

>>51018948
And it works to convince the public that blockchains are green and the technology can be used to save the world. Mega bullish.

[Anonymous No.51024239]

Wowwwwwwww HOLY SHIT, buzzwords broooooo!!!! This is da next Amazon!!!!

[Anonymous No.51024244]

>>51018588
the carbon solution is Sergey market selling LINK for USD to fund carbon solutions department

[Anonymous No.51024307]

>>51018588
OKAY BUT WHAT THE FUCK DOES THE MAD FISHERMAN KNOW ABOUT CRYPTO LMAO AM I RIGHT

[Anonymous No.51024337]

WOOOOOWWWW JUST 5 MORE YEARS OF BREADCRUMBS LINK MARINES
HODDDDDDL THE LINE WHILE SIRGAY DUMPS

[Anonymous No.51024428]

>>51018588
This is your average LINK holder. No one cares about chudcon.

[Anonymous No.51024842]

>>51024244
I hope the human resources there get properly managed

[Anonymous No.51024864]

>>51024244
Funding a carbon reduction of 7 billions people

[Anonymous No.51026748]

b-but I only have 1k am I wagmi too?

[Anonymous No.51027366]

>>51019541
Triple digits needs to come after staking v2.0 is live at the very earliest.
If Link is worth $100 before that, it'll just be speculative, which is not good for the long term health and adoption the team is going for.

Once staking and ccip are both up and running, the best case scenario for our long term finances will be the price to steadily and slowly increase over the course of a few years.
After that, once the blue chip companies start incorporating DONs and using the Chainlink network, then the price is going to start exploding in a way that is truly unprecedented.

[Anonymous No.51027486]

>>51027366
Pathetic cope.

>JUST HOODDDDDLLLL FOR 10 YEARS LINK MARINES, SLOW AND STEADY WINS THE RICE, PUMPING IS ACTUALLY BAD, IGNORE EVERYONE ELSE IN CRYPTO WHO MADE IT WITHIN A YEAR

kill yourself you fucking cultist

[Anonymous No.51027527]

>>51027486
you hold link

[Anonymous No.51027585]

Some of you anon’s are ok.

Hyphen Global AG leads this initiative.

[Anonymous No.51027639]

>>51027527
kill yourself link tranny
you chainlink labs shills will be purged from /biz/

[Anonymous No.51027774]

>>51027639
still here haha

[Anonymous No.51027826]

>>51027639
> kill yourself link tranny
you chainlink labs shills will be purged from /biz/

[Anonymous No.51027882]

it just clicked for me. these guys (eth, link, etc) unironically plan to use blockchain to fight carbon emissions on a global scale. not in a hokey corporate bullshit way, but with a coordinated global strategy of incentivized carbon reduction

[Anonymous No.51028037]

>>51027882
>the adventures of the nigger who just woke up
congratulations dumbshit you figured it all out. ETS predate BTC
https://www.rbcgam.com/en/ca/article/understanding-carbon-markets/detail
>inb4 NOOOO YOU CANT JUST PUT A PRICE ON THINGS ITS EVIL
carbon price feeds when chainlink? Imagine arbing carbon markets

[Anonymous No.51029047]

[Anonymous No.51029408]

>>51029047
So 50% of the dumps are going to this boomers salary. Excellent

[Anonymous No.51029900]

>>51029408
based boomer sapping our gains fr fr

[Anonymous No.51030048]

>>51027882
Imagine when satellite imaging of Congolese rainforest can provide realtime payment to the landowners where they get paid for carbon offsetting, which makes NOT cutting down the rainforest more profitable than turning it into cattle pasture.
It's literally the first chance in human history to undo the tragedy of the commons. The cost is a global control system. Do you take the trade?

[Anonymous No.51030976]

>>51030048
seems a relatively benign cost, all things considered

[Anonymous No.51031277]

>>51019507
That's because those are all just L1's, L1's are finished products at this point, people can see how they work in the real world with functioning tokenomics...Oracle networks are largely theoretical still at this point, its nowhere near as complete a product as an L1 is, so Link has higher risk in a way, and if successful much higher reward...

[Anonymous No.51031286]

>>51029047
This dude is globohomo incarnate holy shit

[Anonymous No.51032202]

>>51018588
I have all this carbon just lying around, if only I had some type of solution for it

[Anonymous No.51032240]

>>51030048
i'd rather cull 50% of the population tbdesu

[Anonymous No.51032253]

>>51027366
There’s nothing wrong with speculative price action retard.

[Anonymous No.51032399]

>>51027882
wait till you realize that both projects are now controlled by larry fink and the wef