Can someone pls explain

[Anonymous No.55895338]

Why there so much content generated around Chainlink here, for and against? On Reddit there's nothing remotely close to the discussion and shitposting going on here. What am I missing?

[Anonymous No.55895344]

>>55895338
50% of /biz/ think that Chainlink is the only crypto asset worth holding, and 90% of /biz/ agree that it's the only crypto asset worth talking about.

[Anonymous No.55895353]

It's a discord financed by Beijing that call themselves "stalkers"
They generated a nice batch of data that is going to come in handy when the work camps need to be filled with traitors

[Anonymous No.55895373]

>>55895344
No.
Your demographic game is really shit, but you ate every bait. Try to flee the western hemisphere. It might not turn out so well

[Anonymous No.55895965]

Can't even get a single answer

[Anonymous No.55896000]

Pretty much the only people still talking about it are either delusional and have a lot of chainlink, or they’re people being paid to talk to the aforementioned group so they don’t sell.

[Anonymous No.55896010]

because /biz/ figured out and built a community around being early to an extremely important asset and now there is gigantic incentive to try to stop them

[Anonymous No.55896031]

>>55895338
marketing campaign for chainlink. notice how there's many threads, yet chainlink generals have always been shut down. You'd see just as much xrp spam etc if other popular tokens didn't have a general.

[Anonymous No.55896042]

>>55896010
>omen ID
This comment explains literally everything you need to know.

[Anonymous No.55896046]

>>55895338
it's because we have autism

[Anonymous No.55896067]

>>55895338
there is a captive audience for link threads. if you crave attention, just pick one of the many failings of chainlink and create a thread about it. it's just a sitting duck, if you can't be bothered to look into the finer details, just post the chart and see the angry / superficially smug replies roll in

[Anonymous No.55896154]

>>55895338
biz found it back in 2018 and 2019 and it retired many
redd it is dumb people acting dumb
biz is smart being acting dumb
chainlink is hard to understand, far beyond attention span for most
and until thought leaders tell them to buy or the price goes up they won't (price goes up means project is good, price goes down means project is bad)
it's all out in the open now too but still they can't see it
how long until it moves we don't know
2020 was the first speculative pump, with swift confirmation and broader adoption we get the real pump
https://www.swift.com/news-events/news/swift-explores-blockchain-interoperability-remove-friction-tokenised-asset-settlement

[Anonymous No.55896176]

>>55896010
and we WILL stop you, evil stinkies.

[Anonymous No.55896189]

>>55896154
redd it is dumb people acting smart*

[Anonymous No.55896198]

>>55895338
Here's how it works:

Newfags buy tokens from Sergey and he uses the proceeds to maintain his operation and market his price checking service to blockchain dapps that nobody uses.

A significant portion of the sale proceeds are used to keep 15 threads, both fud and shill, on this board at all times through the community advocate program. The compensated agents rapidly cycle through airplane mode id changes to spoof organic engagement in discussion

[Anonymous No.55896260]

>>55896154
Kekek


At times, reading certain comments gives me the impression that I'm not fully comprehending what's at play, especially when it comes from linkies . It's almost as if they perceive us as being uninformed about market dynamics. Do they truly believe liquidity just appears out of nowhere? We are the liquidity that boosts their investments. I'd rather focus more on other projects like Peaq, a DePIN-centric solution, than deal with links until this pervasive fear, uncertainty, and doubt settle.

[Anonymous No.55896267]

>>55896260
>We are the liquidity that boosts their investments
EXACTLY
>Peaq, a DePIN-centric solution, than deal with links until this pervasive fear, uncertainty, and doubt settle.
WAY ahead of you

[Anonymous No.55896379]

>>55896267
I really couldn't care less whether it's significantly below or not. What truly excites me is that it's an emerging tech, possibly with a promising market outlook for growth.

[Anonymous No.55896431]

>>55896379
EXACTLY
it's time to invest in Peaq

[Anonymous No.55896465]

Anybody know how to pull crypto out of coinbase wallet? I have a bunch of link that's been in there for years and I think it's finally time to learn how to cash out.

[Anonymous No.55896471]

>>55896465
EXACTLY
cash it out for Peaq

[Anonymous No.55896623]

>>55895338
It's like women
When they became hag that nobody wants
They tend to drag younger women to became like them.
>old baggies desire newer baggies

[Anonymous No.55896917]

>>55896154
>imagine you could donate to the linux foundation / sponsor literally any open source developer
maybe he should stick to his slides

[Anonymous No.55897305]

>>55895338
exit liquidity anon. when you're balls deep into this shitcoin you need to get some sheeps to take the fall otherwise its over

[Anonymous No.55897411]

>>55896471
I flipped my LINK for Blackswan about 3 months ago and it's only at 630k MC even though their phase 4 tg bot is dropping in a few days

[Anonymous No.55898958]

>>55896154
i know sergey had a couple of those "tokenized http" posts, which is incredible enough, but that one of them is a reply to sam altman is just nuts

[Anonymous No.55898989]

>>55895338
>Why there so much content generated around Chainlink here, for and against?

why do midwits like talking about the midwit coin?