/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15707289

>red day
Yeah for you

do you guys feel it? the calm before the storm?
reminds me of the last comfy days before mainnet announcement

Chainlink reviewed node operators are about to see their jobs increased by 7 thanks to these 7 new crypto price reference data sets (apart from the already existing ETH / USD). That's what the community know as the "heartbeat".

Check these tweets
https://twitter.com/chainlink/status/1172066418394898432

https://twitter.com/chainlink/status/1172066763049246720

They will release more details about this in a blog post before Devcon (8 October). Chainlink is stealthily becoming the leading crypto price provider since they are about to literally provide the main crypto prices for FREE, thus annihilating the competition.

If you are a business that uses the (paid) services of a centralized Oracle (with the disadvantages that this entails) and suddenly you see that you can take advantage of the data that Chainlink provides for free through its refence data contract service, you will obviously stop paying your centralized Oracle provider.
Stop reading and let me give you some hopium anon. Browse the following link for a moment:

https://docs.chain.link/docs/using-chainlink-reference-contracts#section-test-reference-data-contracts-ropsten

Do you see that?

BAT / USD, BTC / USD, DAI / USD, ETH / USD, LINK / USD, REP / USD, USDC / USD, ZRX / USD

Are you comfy anon?

The most based article I've ever read on chainlink. I've never been more comfy

>>15553261
Chain Link enterprise alliance will be announced and Link will be 1500$ EOY (see the mixicles paper).

>>15526743

You create a smart contract to allow someone to rent your Link so they can use it to stake, therefore allowing them to earn Link tokens which are otherwise unattainable for those outside industry.

What's the premium you charge?

Good saturday gentlemen. Please join me as I provide some potential LINK signals and breadcrumbs.

>>15504224
About tree fiddy. Because usage after Oracle startups start using the network. It will then double every six months for a decade or so.

>>15490326
>altcoiners typically do this
Not with LINK, a lot of people (especially on /biz/) went all in

>>15329299
>tfw 20 year old linkmarine since early 2018

I can wait a few more years, boomer.

>>15317463
Yep, it's link or nothing for me. I don't want to live a life of waging after getting redpilled by /biz/. Even worst case, link will give all of us zoomers a nice start towards making it. But I really think it'll be much more.

comfy

Discord trannies seething.

Sergey is excited. You're talking about a guy who has had his nose to the grindstone for years, never enthusiastic, never openly excited.
You go from Sergey's words himself and the thing that he is completely fixated upon is the automation of financial instruments. Chainlink has a billion use cases, but from his speeches you can tell that derivatives specifically are the things he's really hungry for.
And he's gone on the record, as a guy who makes very few time based predictions, that derivatives will go online this year.
What you basically have is the perfect storm of factors, the only real question being which will ignite the speculative fire. Will it be SWIFT confirming that gpi Link is a Chainlink product? Will it be the actual reconciliation of a derivatives instrument that uses the Chainlink network? Will it be the ETH2.0 integration?
The tool they have built is so powerful, and so ubiquitously needed, that all of these factors are teetering, ready to fall, and as soon as any of them happens, Chainlink will moon. You can feel the increasing pressure, the endless good news. It is literally only a matter of time, and given Sergey's excitement, the timing of SIBOS and Web3, and the confirmed derivatives and insurance settlements happening this year, I am saying that it is soon.

>>15185440
So I've always had the "le hodl" mentality but seeing as how $2.50 was my first sell point (only 5% of my stack) I realized I have no incentive not to try and swing that 5%.
I'm confident LINK will be >$2.50 in the long term, so why would I not sell the 5% when it goes above $2.50 and buy when it's below? I was going to cash it out anyway. The fun part is that you can do this at every one of your sell points and you'll never be mad if you sold "too early".

>>15184352
desu I think web3 will just be the same speech Sergey has done multiple times, I could be wrong tho but I wouldn't bet money on it being anything special, I hope it is tho.

awwww YIIIIIIISSSSSSSSSSSS! finally i can run my fucking neet node :)

>>15156507
>>15156537
stay poor faggots

>>15156525
I hope you're right anon
Wish I could fast forward three years and see "LINK dominance" on CMC.

Kek nice thread

>https://medium.com/@rogerfeng/making-smart-contracts-work-for-business-how-chainlink-zk-snarks-sharding-finally-delivered-8f268af75ca2

amazing blogpost,
to fudders : have sex
to nolinkers : it's not too late just look at the top 1000 wallets they are not selling all of them are waiting for 100$ link minimum and will not sell all their stack, all of em are waiting for staking
to nulinkers: better accumulate more idiots
to oldfags:we are all in thos together...
to who posters: DR;NS
to bobos: fuck you bobo
to redditors: this blogpost doesn't exist
to twitter fags: share it boys!
to discord trannies: fuck off delphi, and suck my balls timo

i'm out