/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>11435823
Almost. Sergey got $32 million for the ico and the team got their retirement paid for, BUT also continued to kick the can down the road buying a lavish office in downtown SF, vacationing in exotic places, going to conferences on investor dimes, and get paid high consulting fees for bullshitting. One of the core team members explained how many companies pay them obscene amounts of money for consulting and they don't even have a product. link mainnet is basically Star Fox 3, it's never coming

Not surprised

>Think they are the early adopters
>Price is lower than it was 10 months ago

>He opted to hold instead

How are those Big Macs, stinky linkies?

>>11448475
Took me 10 seconds to post that shitlord. I had a great day. Sold some puts and made real money. How's LINK?

There wasn't a focus on all the shitcoins like there is now. Crypto was BTC. It still is, but everyone was investing in BTC and ETH as an alternative, and the volume was enormous.

They mooned from compounded FOMO. I bought ETH around $0.90-4, XMR at $1-3, and ANS at $0.75. Those days are over. The next best thing is compounding 40-60% gains, catch the next Coinbase listing and buy all you can. Hint, it rhymes with FAT

>>11448578
They know it. Despite all of the bullshit

>Dubs in every thread
>Nobody companies announcing they'll use a product not even in main net
>Relying on global powerhouses to use a shitty 20 cent token
>ICO'd without a smart contract or a working product for $32 million
>Nobody listed on their website even knows what it is

All of these facts and the price being under a medium fry and mcrib and people still believe the pajeets that it'll somehow not only pass $1, it will get to $5, $10, $25.

Somehow, a small group of bagholders make daily threads with memes like

>it's too late to accumulate
>binance has low supply

and it's not even 50 cents. You idiots think somehow, it will get to one thousand dollars a token, with a billion supply, because of a product no one needs.

>>11448578
Oh one more thing, that pathetic rebrand to try and appear more "serious", the meme cube was at least respectable. They go with a generic POS logo that doesn't even distinguish them from any other nobody company. My source says that the programmers hated that one. But their retirements got paid for by some neets buying useless tokens so that makes them feel better, especially Dimitri

>>11448890
Sometimes I need a good laugh and biz knows how to provide it. Just need to rid the board of LINK and maybe add flags

Very nice. Hope some listened to me last night

Imagine not selling at 60 cents when I told you to. Enjoy those bags, serg shirt

>>11458634
60 dollars for your entire stack, yep sounds right

>>11458776
I will be. You motherfuckers need to understand, chainlink is worthless garbage. You're not even close to anything that's been shilled on this board for a year now

>>11458814
Wow, so instead of 60 cents, it's short of 40 cents. Such performance

>>11458843
Takes 10 seconds to say what I need to say. There needs to be a record of this. 1-2 years from now I will be known as a wizard for calling it. Everyone on biz was so sure they were going to be rich after SIBOS. Then they believed assblaster. Who has gone off into hiding.

Somehow, biz is still dominated by link memes. Enough! Trying to restore some quality back to biz means no link threads exist. Kinda like ARK or Minereum once they died

They haven't solved the oracle problem. They haven't solved any problem. The amount of shilling done on here is all you need to know. The reactions at these "crypto conferences" is very mild, unenthusiastic, and skeptical. The use cases are few and far between, and without mass adoption, it's worthless.

The fact that 10-20 violent bagholders continue to drop hints and assblast their net worth tells me all I need to know. Chainlink is about as useful as SEARS stock

You're going to OD on coke once Chainlink goes to $0.

$11,430,000

Up from $8,000,000 last year

>>11464303
He already has million in offshore bank accounts, some in the Cayman Islands, some in Swiss accounts, he also has millions in ETH, BTC, XMR, and JPY

I spoke here a while ago about his lavish lifestyle too, the shirt is to fool the gullible investors that he's a "simple man"

>>11469056
True, that would be new money and they don't usually have enough for palace lifestyles. Was always curious why Buffett lived like a mcburger his entire life, what a waste

Reminder: $1 is still not possible

heh

>>11541278
Sure Elon, tell these idiots that you've never heard of Chainlink like you told me in person

>>11541865
Not if he wasn't born here numbnuts

Yep. I told /biz/ to sell LINK at $0.60. I have been attacked over and over again. Well guess what? I'm still right, and LINK is still under $0.60. And it's never, ever passing $1 again. President Trump could tweet "LINK IS GREAT" and it would go down 3 cents. You all are invested in a penny scam

Oldfags left because of this. I stick around for the pink wojacks. Just wait til 2019 when LINK is $0.12