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55009969 No.55009969 [Reply] [Original]

What incentive does the company have to do anything but maximize their own profit?
Given the amount of tokens they have, there is nothing inherent about the tokenomics that drive value to the token in the sense of price increases over time.
I wouldn't be surprised if suppressing the price with what is effectively unlimited supply on from their part is actually much closer to optimal in terms of revenue generation for them.
As a toy example, imagine demand for LINK at $6 was 100 per hour, and 1 per hour at $60. Point being it's just never been clear to me that there's anything in the model, either mechanistically or incentive wise, to really drive the token price up to where there's clear value in buying it now as a speculative investment.
I like 'Chainlink the service' and I think it's a valuable part of defi. But 'Chainlink the investment' has honestly never even remotely been able to grab my interest.
I really find it incredibly hard to imagine a scenario where excess ETH flows into to it to create this wild demand(especially without that demand being gobbled up by the supply controlled by the team) .
I would 100% love for them to start from scratch and redesign the tokenomics with value accrual in mind. I mean, why wouldn't I want to make money?
I'm not holding my breath though since what incentive do they have do create value for me, or anyone other than themselves?
I mean really that same statement applies to a lot of crypto projects, it's not a LINK specific thing. LINK just gets more attention since the service the company provides is actually useful, but the investment part has not really performed.

>> No.55009979

Dude it's over, Chainlink has been exposed as a scam by normies.
It's now Rubic level scam

https://twitter.com/TimMarkets/status/1659153607378325504

>> No.55010290

>>55009969
>>55009979
wow nice blogpost + samefag
not selling sorry

>> No.55010329

>>55009979
Did you even read the post? Chainlink is just another stablecoin with no real investment valuen. But it probably has the most important use cases in crypto. It will make a huge difference for humanity in the long run

What's funny is that this post literally gets 0 replies because nobody can argue otherwise with op

>> No.55010456

lmao OP is either baiting or a legitimate retard

anyway for any newfag lurking, you're quite literally better off reading old 2018 /biz/ threads on warosu than current day /biz/ posts

>> No.55010467

>>55009979
>https://twitter.com/TimMarkets/status/1659153607378325504
Price action is not a fundamental issue lmao. What a complete retard.

>> No.55010497

>>55010467
it is, if you want to make money

>> No.55010520

>>55009969
>>/biz/?task=search2&search_filename=qvSHhRyC_400x400.jpg
also OP, at some point you might consider moving on

>> No.55010587

>>55010456
>>55010520
Again, zero counter arguments. You see who the retard here is?

>> No.55010630

>>55010467
See

>>55010587

>> No.55010982

>>55010587
I'm not offering counter arguments, I'm suggesting that OP should move on from this token

>> No.55011055

Just wait for their IPO if you want your incentives aligned. Right now it's in their best interest to take as little risk as possible while the gravy train is rolling. Retail is giving them money for a good they paid $0 to produce, the only price being marketing material and social media activity. The profit margins are phenomenal, why would they change the recipe?

>> No.55011121

>>55009969
>What incentive does the company have to do anything but maximize their own profit?
why yes, i do agree that capitalism is immoral and stupid
viva la revolucion

>> No.55011181

>>55011055
What ipo? Why would they ever do something like that. Literally 0 reasons

>> No.55011195

>>55011121
if you own stock of the company, you profit from this behavior. if you own tokens, all you get is mental illness from the cognitive dissonance of believing yourself to be smart, yet having spent real money on hyped up snake oil