/biz/ - Business & Finance

May: ~$3.80
August: ~$16.60
links gone from 3.80 to 16.60 in around 3 months. given this rise, what are some REALISTIC prices that it could potentially reach in the next 12 months?

>>20970270
Chainlink being pumped by literal occult autists, we're all going to make it

>>20417777
We are all going to make it.

https://www.finextra.com/blogposting/18607/swifts-major-announcement-slips-under-the-radar
>SWIFT have decided to take on the global card players, VISA and Mastercard, and have thrown their hats into the ring to become the global connector for account to account (A2A) payments. They announced: “SWIFT will enable instant and frictionless payments from account-to-account anywhere in the world, with an end-to-end solution that combines international and domestic capabilities. This ambitious platform expansion means SWIFT will support financial institutions to strengthen their positions in B2B payments and capture new volume in SME and consumer segments.”

>It is an understatement to say that this is a huge change of direction for SWIFT. Perhaps driven by the fact that as SWIFT is owned by the banks, the change of direction might enable the banks to take control of the interconnectivity of new instant payments schemes which are either live or rolling out all over the world. Currently there are two other major players moving rapidly to try to own this market, the aforementioned VISA and Mastercard, which are interestingly now not owned by the banks!

>Getting rid of a spic and replacing with white man is bad for Link Price
Yeah - ok faggot - KYS

>>17264002
We're fuckin back

>>16754168
There's stocks which are overbought.
There's real estate which is overbought.
There's bonds which are overbought.
There's precious metals which isn't overbought.
And there's crypto which is mostly scams depending on the crypto.

>>16427536
>these events are to a large extent actually priced into the markets right now
Been starting to feel that way myself.

What do you think about the institutional attempts to build more centralized blockchain projects like Hashgraph? Are big banks and multinationals smart enough to learn from what current projects out there are developing and adopt it themselves to minimize any newcomers who might disrupt their situation?

why has it been so long with no real progress?

>>16159937
#FREEnade