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[Anonymous No.9594332]

Bitcoin- First decentrallized peer to pper monetary system

Ethereum- First decentralized smart contracts/ cimputing power

Chainlink- First decentralized oracles used to bridge real world information into the crypto world accurately

We are gonna be rich BOYZZ

[Anonymous No.9594348]

>>9594332
Bump for $100 eoy !

[Anonymous No.9594367]

>>9594332
funsarezaifo

[Anonymous No.9594474]

[Anonymous No.9594489]

ONE HUNDRER DOLLAR !!! SENOR GIV

[Anonymous No.9594506]

>Chainlink- First Russian crypto scam that caused over a thousand suicides

[Anonymous No.9594517]

>>9594332
Fucking this. Anybody who says otherwise is a knobhead

[Anonymous No.9594757]

>>9594332
unironically anyone holding a good amount of LINK will make a lot of money

[Anonymous No.9594787]

We are gonna make it. $1000 EOY is a conservative estimation with nodes operating.

[Anonymous No.9594983]

[Anonymous No.9595890]

>>9594983

[Anonymous No.9595937]

What will 20k linkies realistically get me in 2020?

[Anonymous No.9595988]

[Anonymous No.9596091]

It isn’t the first

[Anonymous No.9596133]

>>9594506
>posting a cursed image
The only one at risk of death here is you desu

[Anonymous No.9596187]

Yeah ranked 106 nobody actually gives a fuck about the problem ChainLink is trying to solve which is mind blowing because according to people in this shithole it's the only "good" way to get data from the real world onto the blockchain which would open up the possibility to mimic a majority (90%) of financial contracts today. Either people here are missing something or everyone else is idk anymore.

[Anonymous No.9596207]

>>9595937
Either 200k or $0.

[Anonymous No.9596225]

Reminder: Linkies not allowed

[Anonymous No.9596226]

>>9595937
Oh 2020? 2 million or $0. 2024 either 20MM or $0.

[Anonymous No.9596239]

>>9594332

[Anonymous No.9596257]

>>9596207
>>9596226
samefag

[Anonymous No.9596269]

>>9596257
That's not what that word means. He just double posted.

[Anonymous No.9596304]

name one practical use of smart contracts or the other thing

[Anonymous No.9596315]

>>9596304
Proof of existence stored on a decentralized ledger.
Escrow service.

[Anonymous No.9596335]

>>9596257
Lol

[Anonymous No.9596337]

>>9596315
>Escrow service.
if this actually works im sold

[Anonymous No.9596345]

>muh oracles

[Anonymous No.9596351]

>>9596304
- Flight insurance
- Bond payments
- Sports betting
- Pay as you drive cars
- Automatic speeding tickets
- Supply chain records
- Data for apps
- Escrow for houses
- Escrow for online purchases
- Shipping insurance
- Life insurance
- Automatically executing trust funds
- Automatic release of titles when you pay things off

[Anonymous No.9596368]

>>9594332
He's right you know

[Anonymous No.9596373]

100$ EOY

[Anonymous No.9596376]

>>9594332
ff64c1d0dc369be033f24cf1304aa0681331bc857f73dc58873f0fdc043bc3e4

5aa0a2977b1c198751a603038aa6a63d8c1d41ffa5fc7c77a4f387cab8185cc8

[Anonymous No.9596400]

>>9596376
Thanks, just sold all my link because of this.

[Anonymous No.9596635]

FAT
A
T

[Anonymous No.9596651]

>>9596376
>>9596400
?

[Anonymous No.9596664]

>>9596351

That's not one practical use case. Linkies BTFO.

[Anonymous No.9596740]

>>9596664
are u so poor that you never taken vacation and bought trip insurance or flight delay trip before?

[Anonymous No.9596753]

>>9594332
True

[Anonymous No.9596764]

>>9596740

are you such a brainlet you can't get a joke?

[Anonymous No.9596828]

>>9594332
Unironicly why arent you guys dropping your bags yet?

And dont tell me the project is good. Its shit. Its literall garbage. Like right now, if you dropped your bags and put leftovers into centerlized shit like Ripple, or next gen shit like EOS, or even satoshie true vision shit Bitcoin Cash, you would gain back all what you've lost and more then the amount ChainLink shit will ever recover.

[Anonymous No.9596859]

[Anonymous No.9596865]

>>9596376
AHHHHHHHH MY LINKS ARE GONE

[Anonymous No.9596916]

>>9596351
thats not even the tip of the iceberg. Wait till iot things start becoming more and more wide spread. Some anon on here came up with wills being triggered when someone dies.

[Anonymous No.9596947]

>>9594983

[Anonymous No.9597158]

>35 cents and not budging

Awesome, are we supposed to sit around and twiddle our dicks while the team fucks around? If development is going this slow, why don't they take some of that ICO money and hire some fucking developers? They need to start marketing. I have 30k, and will never sell, but I've lost motivation to buy any more. I've put everything into this shit, every penny that I've made for months, and theyve had like 8 months to finish this and start shilling it. Don't even give me that shit about "institutions" becuase guess what, if you want $1000 Link, you're going to need massive fomo.

[Anonymous No.9597212]

>>9597158
We had datadash shill it and nothing happened. The time of fomo runs is over for now. If you don't buy cheap link, you're retarded. Buyers will and go, cheap LINK will never come again.

[Anonymous No.9597260]

>>9597212
>DocuSign shilled a shill account on twitter
>Went to SIBOS
>Have a pivotal
>price plummets
>mainnet 2019

Le "no marketing until finished product" meme will never die, YOU WOULD HAVE BEEN BETTER OFF HOLDING VERGE OR TRON THAN LINK. LET THAT SINK IN.

[Anonymous No.9597279]

>implying link is relevant to the alliance

[Anonymous No.9597290]

>>9597158
this is being shilled to the right people. Redditors are not going to move the price like you think. if you think its a good hold keep filling bags. If not sell and move on

[Anonymous No.9597583]

who done it

[Anonymous No.9597599]

>>9597260
Ouch. That stings

[Anonymous No.9597627]

>>9597583

[Anonymous No.9597648]

>>9597583
me

[Anonymous No.9598612]

>>9597583
Fucking poor faggots. I could literally pump this shit to 7k sats on my own.

[Anonymous No.9598745]

[Anonymous No.9599186]

FAT
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T

[Anonymous No.9599202]

>>9596916
mywish already does this

[Anonymous No.9599267]

>>9597583
If they were actually trying to buy that much theyd be doing so on multiple exchanges.

[Anonymous No.9599280]

>>9596916
Bro, think of all the data that someone could get from a smartphone. Any of that could be used to make a contract.

You could make an app that uses chainlink to deliver a fat person a pizza at a specified location if they walk a certain amount.

[Anonymous No.9599338]

>>9596091
Fuck you that's my fud you find your own

[Anonymous No.9599375]

>>9594332
Is the chainlink hype card based on any actual technical innovation in the space, or is it just "they're trying to do x and it would be cool if it worked"? Cause for all the hype I hear about them I have no idea how they are actually proposing to solve the oracle problem, which to me is how to give guaranteed reliable data access to blockchain programs using arbitrary data outside the blockchain.

[Anonymous No.9599696]

>>9598745
updated

[Anonymous No.9599712]

>>9594757
Mfw 50k LINKlet

[Anonymous No.9599805]

>>9599375
If you're being serious, read the fucking whitepaper. It's not long and pretty easy to grasp if you're not a brainle... nevermind.

[Anonymous No.9600003]

>>9599375
We’re getting newfags again, bull run in June confirmed!

[Anonymous No.9600036]

>>9596187
>>9596207
>>9596257
i seriously dont get how people can be this dumb

[Anonymous No.9600167]

[Anonymous No.9600529]

Well, first off, Link obviously doesn’t have hype like Tron or Verge, so it won’t be pumped to a bunch of people through social media (if it is, I’d be weary of what’s happening). It may not be the BEST analogy, but I kind of view projects like ETH, EOS, Hyperledger, etc as “operating systems.” They are these environments in which lots of different tasks can be created/executed like Windows or Linux. I’m not sure how old you guys are, but I remember when I was younger having old computers with like...MS Dos that could run various programs (usually off of floppy disks). It was a HUGE deal when Windows 95 came out because A)it was so much more user friendly, and B) it was clearly geared a lot more toward networking (via Netscape, then AOL).

In other words, it was a gradual process to make a computer go from a simple tool that could read programs to a tool that networked to other tools and systems and had lots of internal capabilities of memory and such.

Shortly after Windows 95 came out, DSL and broadband internet really started to proliferate (I’d say around 2002 it started to become VERY ubiquitous). This enabled the internet to begin to become a tool that was really used for real world utility and when APIs (basically tools for sending/processing info over the net) started becoming EXTREMELY valuable. In my analogy, this is the point where something like ChainLink would have started to garner major use.

As time went on, computers and internet got faster and entire companies started gearing everything toward a digital paradigm to improve their businesses.

Bring us back to now, if there really is going to be this technological revolution from the decentralization paradigm, it is going to take time. The Microsofts and Apples (Ethereum, hyperledger), are just starting to garner use cases. We are still quite far away from companies understanding how smart contracts can transform their business model...let alone using them en masse.

[Anonymous No.9600565]

>>9600529
luckily i just read
>how smart contracts can transform their business model...let alone using them en masse.
chainlink you dum fuk

[Anonymous No.9600585]

>>9596764
Yes. Yes he is

[Anonymous No.9600674]

>>9600529
This guy gets it

[Anonymous No.9600810]

>>9599267
dumb fucking idiot.

[Anonymous No.9600841]

>>9596916
that was me. about 240 days ago.

[Anonymous No.9600909]

>>9596187
That's more an indicator of the real world positioning of crypto. Decentralized cross chain oracles being a nothing shows that the architects in the space are either charlatans or have zero steering power over the market. The market is full of people shitting their pants over the tron mainnet while justin wash trades a reference price to cash out his premine against.

Link is good. Things are lining up.

[Anonymous No.9600938]

>>9596916
there is a project called myWISH https://mywish.io/product
looks like a scam though but definitely will need oracles if it isnt. regardless it gives more examples of different smart contracts, wills, marriage, divorce, bond interest payments, inheritance etc etc

[Anonymous No.9601048]

>>9599696
lmfao

[Anonymous No.9601171]

>>9600565
Reread the line about APIs. It's implied that they will require chainlink to push the same value to blockchains as they did to the internet. What that guy just wrote should be slightly modified and added to the better copy paste.

[Anonymous No.9601454]

>>9600909
This scamcoin is a fucking masterpiece. This is a complete shitshow that will be used as MBA and Econ PhD thesis fodder for years, holy christ.
You know, I want these poor bastards to keep holding and dreaming and waiting and buying. The top coming off of this fecal volcano is the bow on the whole rotten mess of crypto.

Link $1,000,000 EOY

[Anonymous No.9602117]

>>9596764
Poe's law.