/biz/ - Business & Finance

Because you bought Chainlink instead.
You...did buy Chainlink..right, anon..?

>>14592057
Yes we are.

I'M NEVER FUCKING SELLING
LINK $10,000 EOY 2020

>>14468588
>integrity destroyed
that's the thing
I've always been /shilling/
you'll see
I'm right about what I say

>>14450998
noice

>>14437033
>Chainlink is the next big thing.

I AM FINANCIALLY INDEPENDENTLY
I AM FREEEEE

>>14132842
What the fuck do you think a "partnership" means you daft retard? That the CEO of Google and Sergey will be sucking each other's dicks while the google homepage will display a chainlink logo?
This is a partnership, it's just not called a partnership officially since only crypto retarded normies actually care about muh partnerships.

It is obvious. It is the final piece of the puzzle that will usher in the blockchain revolution. It is that which finally brings external data to blockchains.

And yet it crashes. Why?

Fundamentally, I am financially ruined

>>13950516
I made this image my Facebook header with my binance referral and some info about Link. Real basic stuff to get the word out.

I have several technical questions regarding Chainlink:
1. Chainlink runs on Ethereum currently, Smart contracts cost is in Link, which is ERC-20 token, right? Will Chainlink somehow be connected to other Smart Contract platforms eventually (EOS, Tron, NEO, etc.), because section 2.2 in whitepaper mentions "we intend for it to support all leading smart contract net-works"? If yes, does NEO, Tron, EOS developers have to write adapter for Chainlink network or Chainlink has to develop those adapters or is it open source?

2. Which kind of sources of data Law industry requires? Digital signatures or some law software API (e.g. digital death certificate)? From what I read about OpenLaw and Rocket Lawyer, all they need Chainlink for is fiat payments for now.

3. Chainlink testnet has following oracles listed:
Crypto Prices - useful for fintech industry, derivatives, lending etc.
Flight Data
Shipping Data
Streamr marketplace - https://www.streamr.com/marketplace
Streamr has forex prices and some other data feeds.
RTrade API

Oracles are actually external adapters, right? "External adapters are services which the core of the Chainlink node communicates via its API with a simple JSON specification. ". They can be developed by any developers. In this article it is mentioned that external adapters can receive response: https://docs.chain.link/v1.0/docs/developers . Does that means that external adapters are all developed by outside developers and that output of Chainlink oracles (various payments or data pushed to legacy systems) are also external adapters?

Which industries can profit from these souces of data right now?
1. Financial obviously - streamr forex, crypto prices
2. Insurance industry - flight data for flight insurance now, and later then weather and asset prices for crop insurance, IoT for fire or door for breach etc.
3. Law - fiat payments
4. Trade finance and supply chain - shipping data, flight data now, and later GPS, ERP systems, customs data

Holder lied, Walker died

My take on Chainlink mainnet launch:

1. Chainlink had mainnet ready for months, but they were waiting for 3 audits (I think this took more then a year). This is important for big customers.
2. Chainlink wants to play this by the big business rules, meaning, they will announce what is ready and they won't early announce anything from their side. They are middleware service and it is up to the partners to announce their products that will use Chainlink. So, back to searching for breadcrumbs :-).
3. They have so far only one use case ready, which is crypto prices. I am assuming that other data inputs will be added with time, so we have to keep an eye to that list. Brave new coin will use this functionality for Nasdaq and some other DeFi startups will start using this.
4. 21 node at the beginning is fine with me, as long as staking and individual node operators become available this fall.
5. We heard from Sergey that by the end of this year, derivatives, insurance and shipping (probably via hyperledger) will use Chainlink. I am not sure where OpenLaw fits in, hopefully that work has been done. That means SWIFT, other financial institutions, PSD2 and ISO20022 standard implementation will be done by the end of the year. Just announcements of these industries should pump the price above $10.

so, relax guys.

These are people on /biz/ who have read the material and found 100% legitimate reasons why chainlink is most likely a scam. They hope that they missed something and disguise their concerns as FUD in the hopes that someone more knowledgeable would debunk the fud. Just check any of the supposedly "FUD" threads, seen any debunks yet? Nope, that's because 99% of the people on this board have neither the capacity to understand or the ability to read the whitepaper. They think it some magically complex thing that will make their financial problems disappear, something that makes up for the fact that they did not acquire any marketable skills or trades in their early adulthood, leaving a permanent unfixable hole on their cv.

List of coins that /biz/ called before they pumped 100x
>Antshares
List of shilled /biz/ coins that failed
>Ark, AMB, BitBean, OMG, SALT, Stratis, Digibyte, ENG, REQ, OBS, DeepBrainChain, QSP

List of 100x pumps that /biz/ missed out on:
>XRP, BNB,XLM,TRX and a bunch of others i forgot

So if you're holding /biz/ shitcoins right now and you're in green SELL now idiots.

>>12806039
So safe, why not get a stack of link
Thank me in two years

When Sergey releases mainnet

>>12622111

Is Fake Satoshi calling out $LINK out a good thing? On one hand this guy is almost unanimously hated by the crypto community. On the other hand he does have a level us status and fame. Are we wise to troll the fuck out of him ? Does this get Vitalik on our side? Will he drag the good $LINK name through the mud?

> 2 man team
> Jason parser
> Russian hamburgler
> the next nxt exit scam
> only 4x ico during 2017 golden bull
> Rory’s sick wife
> Delphi schitzo discord pnd
> it’s a meme science project
> $link doesn’t need to be used as collateral, and it doesn’t make sense give the volatility
> Steve is a ruby script kiddie
> a bunch of autisitic neets tried to force it as our coin
> the team owns 65% of the supply, can dump at any time
> Adeyln can’t spell
> hard to argue oracles are worth $32MM
> literally no one is talking about it other than /biz/ and fringe cringe twitter shills
> wasn’t designed to be above a dollar, check the whitepaper

>>12485062
Buy some link, enjoy the ride. Peace out dentist anon