/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17588556
The memes.

>>17473753
Well yeah, with "something" being the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

I'm just all.

Imagine being completely brand spanking new to the cryptocurrency circus.

Imagine how long these faggots sit at their computer screen, pale and ill, watching green candle after green candle with a sick grimace on their face, desperately waiting for some red candles on the one second chart so they can post on /biz/.
Utterly pathetic subhumans.

>>15850760

Dumping upwards fagmaster

Got almost 12k stinkies, wen retire?

>>15818399
>more of a sure thing that it really is
It's the most sure thing in crypto history and probably the most sure thing 100x investment on the planet today. Research more.

>Mixicles paper says that guidance is beginning to emerge from ISDA about smart contract derivatives structures
>2 weeks later ISDA releases guidelines about smart contracts derivatives structures.
Life is good, fren.

>>15328320
Fucking BASED

Yeah, I'm thinking we're back.

>>14133751
>The green candle was the correction.
based as fuck

Did you sell the bottom again?

>>14070447
There's a reason for that... and theres a reason this shits volume is less than 20k.. they might do well, but from here it will be an arduous battle for them, one that can only be won, with the bend of a knee.

Checked. The supply will constantly dwindle. More and more people will realise that Chainlink node operation is the new form of PoW mining that actually serves a function beyond securing the network.
More and more people will want to get on board and the only way they can play the game is to buy LINK tokens and stake them as collateral.
As the number of liquid LINK tokens decreases and the usage of the network increases, it will set off a panic. $100 LINK is guaranteed by 2025, probably significantly earlier.
I know it. You know it. Kek knows it. Ari Juels knows it. Tom Gonser knows it. Blythe Masters knows it. Sergey knows it. Steve knows it. Thomas, Dimitri, Rory, they all know it.
LINK tokens are going to be insanely scarce, the only access path into the enormously lucrative world of trustlessly connecting blockchains to the real world.

Praise KEK. Get fit. Eat right. Plan your future. You're going to make it, anon. You're so, so early.

>>13720115
it's probably the best you lost it since you'd be that faggot that would dump 500k LINK at $10
>>13720144
based

>>13660361
1.sauce...NOW
2.if you are the original owner of this pasta, Chad O'Fork is the most sidesplitting thing I have heard all year. Topest kek.

>>13645070
this is only the beginning fren

>>13634749
>“Many enterprise blockchain use cases have demanding requirements for privacy, security, throughput, and latency that are difficult to achieve. Temporarily moving some transactions off-chain for computation elsewhere, and then returning a summary to the main chain is a promising method for achieving such requirements,” said EEA Executive Director Ron Resnick. “I would like to thank Banco Santander, ConsenSys, iExec, Intel, Microsoft, Oracalize, SmartContract and all the EEA members that provided contributions to this important specification.”
>Banco Santander, ConsenSys, iExec, Intel, Microsoft, Oracalize, SmartContract

What the fuck, $1000 is FUD

>>13606533
Based, once we can run nodes we will prove that BTC is absolute shit.

>>13476333
Trips of truth. We will all be able to write smart contracts for scenarios like this, whicb is why they would never bother.