/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>4246712

Forgot to do my tripcode.

>>4246747

I was prepared for this, since I know this is 4chan. I was shaped by this place and it's why no matter how successful I become (I am not that successful yet) I'll always come back. I want to give something back to you guys. I don't expect you to believe me. Just remember what I said.

>Please Screenc(l)ap

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>>4246830

Honestly it's really very obvious. I'm going to make it painfully obvious for you without saying the name, it's blue, it's got a cube logo. DO NOT say the name in this thread, I don't want this shit to even have the slightest chance of coming up on google. Just screencap this and move on.

>>4246940

DELET THIS. No but seriously, please delete mention of this coin and we can all be winning as I give more tips.

>>4246712

In fact I just realised I can delete my posts, so that's what I'll do in one hour. In the meantime everyone here screencap this shit and don't even whisper a word of it to anyone. Don't do anything, just cap and wait.

>>4246953

I don't think you understand, this would literally be *illegal* for me to do, not to mention career ruining. I am under contract just like everyone else involved in this project. Crypto is unregulated so corporations have to make us sign iront tight contracts to the point where if I even fart and it sounds like this coins name I'll get sued. Think about it, if you work for a firm and you know theyre putting money in a coin, you could tell all your friends to buy it etc, these people do not fuck around. This 10MM is just to test the waters, they have big plans if the lead dev can start delivering, this company is powerful. I am not trusting 4chan to not totally cuck me with these hashes.

Also for future once you realise I was right, you'll start to notice this is what real inside info looks like vs larpers.

>>4246985

You fucking retard, I'm not saying other people don't know what L*** is, I'm saying because crypto is an unregulated market anyone in a position to know these firms future movements gets vetted to absolute fuck. They know the temptation for insider trading is huge and there are no federal consequences, so they fucking do all kinds of research in the lead up to the buy to make sure no one in the know leaked anything.

>>4247012
Yes of course I do, if I encrypt the info and post the public key, theoretically some anon could then repost the info and the public key thus allowing people to view what I said anyway thus allowing my firm to find it during their vetting. I do not trust some of the poor jealous cucks on 4chan from trying to fuck me. Again from your pov this is just a dumb larp, from my pov its my career on the line. I'm nervous as fuck just making this thread but also the adrenaline rush is addictive.

Also the reason why I'm helping /biz/ is because I was a complete NEET autist for most of my life, been on 4chan since 2010, literally /biz/ is the reason I have a career at all.

>>4247018

Don't buy them idiot, just screencap my post. I'm trying to establish myself as an insider. I actually laughed when the firm said they were gonna start with a large L*NK acquisition because I knew it was the last coin /biz/ would believe me about. But that's life, I gotta take all your insults and mockery, but I know I'll be vindicated in ~6 weeks

>>4247088

This firm already has me fucking drowning in NDAs, you actually think they'll give me an exact date? While I do know a one week range, there is no faster way to guarantee them identifying me than by giving you that info. There are only four people who know about this (small firm with lots of money), its very likely that we were all told slightly different dates so that if there was a leak they could use the dates to identify who leaked it.

This is a big enough risk as it is for me.

>>4247779

Direct from the company itself and through one other undisclosed major holder that a lot of people in the office are speculating who they are but we won't be told til right before.

>>4247836

4chan won't let me delete posts that are this old, I fucked up but to be honest the rush I got from posting this was worth it. I know for a lot of people 4chan is just some irrelevant shithole, but honestly even if I'm paranoid and my firm won't ever find this, the small risk still gave me a rush.

>>4247875

You know I'm going to give you one piece of advice, it's just a personal observation. When it comes to 4chan, 90% of the time 4chan is completely wrong, but the 10% of the time that its right, it's really fucking right. Like we joke about how autistic this place and how no one takes it seriously, but honestly never underestimate 4chan. I don't just say this when it comes to crypto, I mean in general years of observing 4chan, sometimes 4chan just 'gets it right' and by a lot more than any other site. And FYI when it does guess correctly, it's usually accompanied by lots of FUD like with L*NK. Again don't buy it, I'm just sharing my observation.

>>4248013

The vague bullshit is what larpers actually do to create suspense and drama, it's in the introductory guidebook to charlatanism. I've already said I'm not a larper, toke note of my style because when everything I've said is confirmed, you'll want to know be able to spot real insiders in the future.

>>4248235

Woops, 4247875 was directed at >>4247785

>>4248730

m is used for a quantity of something, MM is used for a currency. Both mean a million. I made a mistake.

I'm still here by the way if anyone has questions. Was up all night just smoking a cigarette trying to fall asleep now.

>>4248774

Look it's very clear what I have to gain, if I consistently give 4chan real tips and demonstrate that I'll gain status as 4chans official 'insider' on the other side. Why does that appeal to me? I dont know, I like to think generosity, but maybe its vanity, I just know big money is moving into crypto and I think it'd be nice if some of us fellow /biz/raelis in positions of (some, small amount) power used it to advance our goal.

If I'm lying then I don't have anything to gain, yes that would be correct. Also I haven't presented any proof I am who I say I am so any smart person wouldn't believe me, the proof will come, thats when I want you to believe me.

>>4248836

Someone buys 12.5% of the ENTIRE supply of a coin, and you doubt this can make ripples? You need to get out of crypto immediately if you think this is true. Like if you cant do that maths that 12.5% of an assets supply being bought up will increase the price by 1.5-2x OVERNIGHT, not to mention other companies will start rushing. I'm not gonna post the whole explanation now, because although simple it is long, but when you start buying something, as you buy it the price goes up, so just because they buy 12.5% of the supply doesnt mean the price only goes up 12.5%, it goes up exponentially more than that.

>>4248840

I didn't say open market, I said through the devs and one other undisclosed 'whale' who owns a lot. Why not get it all from the devs? Believe it or not the devs are actually not keen on handing a lot out, apparently while this firm is the only one I know is going to actually *do* something, one other company in our field is seriously considering doing it as well and there are tons of companies courting the L*NK devs. They aren't selling right now because this is there only chance for Zuckerberg money.

>>4248891

Read the thread idiot.

>>4248917

Probably doesn't want to pay taxes when L*NK is 10x.

>Mfw people think this is a L*NK pump

You ain't seen nothing yet

>>4251719

You idiot I'm saying it's going up more kek.

>>4357682

No this thread wasn't started by me, but I wouldn't be surprised if source of OPs tip is indirectly related to my tip.

Thing is I'm actually in a bit of hot water over this LINK thing, don't know whether to start a thread about it, I'll probably get insulted as a larper again.

>>4357551

ok thank you, so everyone saying it isnt truly anonymous is FUDing. By their logic have a list of post codes is equivalent to gps tracking.

>>4357793

Did this fix my tripcode? It was one of a few similar words and I can't remember exactly.

Also they didn't find out I blabbed, they want me to perform a risk analysis of it, calculate profit projections etc, the problem is I'm tempted to exaggerate the benefits because if it succeeds I'll be held as a god, but if it fails and I result in an increased investment I'll be crucified. Don't know what to do.

>>4357863

If you read my previous thread you'd understand that my firm would be looking into a research initiative with ChainLINK, my firm is not some big Wall Street bank and Sergey would never give our firm his reserve tokens. You can meme all you want but Sergey has big ambitions, he sees this shit being adopted by some big players, why would he give out reserve tokens to small players like us?

You assume because I'm larping I'm saying I'm the CEO of GS or some shit, I'm just on an advisory committee and an executive in a small-ish firm looking to invest 7 figures in Sergeys project, at a discounted price, we wouldn't buy off binance obviously, however it would definitely have an impact on the market capitalisation.

>>4357886

You have between 2 to 6 weeks, honestly I wouldn't be in a hurry, this deal will be done on the down low and the impact on LINK would be staggered. This tip isn't to say '48 hours and LINK moons you've been warned' this tip is more to say 'real investors are interested in putting real money in this project'. I'm just trying to let people know that behind closed doors this project is generating SOME buzz, not tons, but its definitely not some NEET coin.

It's happening next week. Expect a minimum 10% increase.

Notice how this pump started with no real news? It's the players I told you about. They bought under the table two weeks ago, 7+ figures as part of a group of firms. What's happening right now is the price is now reflecting these buys.

>>4801306

I actually said in my post that I knew no one would believe me, but my goal is to keep posting whatever tidbits I can and hopefully eventually people will trust me. Also I can't reveal how much the other firms put in, but we put down 14MM USD executed when the price was around 16 cents, under the counter negotiations for bulk sum we basically got 100MM of the LINK. In essence the firm I work for PERSONALLY got 10% of all the LINK. Best part is now I can't get in any trouble, especially since the price of LINK went down from when I posted to when we executed the deal. I still can't reveal my firms name (NDAs etc) and because related firms may still want to buy in at a relatively low price.

So in essence you might as well assume almost 30% of currently distributed LINK is now in the hands of ONE (relatively) small private firm, expressly for the purpose of node establishment. Let that sink in. 100MM LINK that will NEVER sell.

I still never get why /biz/ thought I was shilling, especially when there was 0 chance you guys would pump the price. I strongly recommend one of you guys look through the archived thread, some idiot even argued that a 7 figure price injection wouldn't move the price of LINK, kek.

P.S. I propose that we make Dennis Reynolds the new face of ChainLINK, posting some OC myself in support of this.

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>>4542708

We ended up buying 100MM around 15 cents. 100MM that will never be sold, because we're holding for a node. I also know for a fact several other firms are putting together their teams.

>>4802037

NDAs, I took a moderate risk when I made that thread, but I certainly cannot tell you what LINK has in store. What I can say is that what a lot of anons are saying is true, ChainLINK has many obstacles and a decent risk of failing. But if it succeeds it will moon literally overnight. And I mean really genuinely moon.

LINK is relatively unique because it is almost EXCLUSIVELY targeting big corporations and firms, this means most of the LINK will not be sold over an exchange with prices being recorded, instead whales are going to sell in bulk and the IMPACT of the decreased supply won't be felt for some time. In other words the firms and corporations will now and act on developments far before your average trader on binance will even know, then all the news will hit like a train and the price will skyrocket.

When I say the price will skyrocket I don't just mean a big green candle, I mean a literal NEW candle formed starting at like 3 USD or something like that. You will literally not even have time to TRY and do a TA. This will not be like OMG or NEO or any of that shit because this is very much a binary outcome, LINK succeeds and you find out a week later in a blog post about every partnership and every plan for the next three years, or LINK fails. That's it.

Also for what it's worth I haven't met Sergey, but his reputation around the office is like that of an absolutely ruthless workaholic. Ironically everyone thinks he isn't working hard but it's because he's working overtime. The whole 'sergey is a chad Vitalik' meme is actually surprisingly insightful, from what I've been told, he's much more capitalistic and profit driven than Vitalik. Yes he's also passionate but he's more Edison than Tesla if that makes sense.