/biz/ - Business & Finance

7 figures of usd in link, what am i in for?

Do you feel that? It's your old life ending 1 second at a time. In just over 5 hours your new life will begin. A storm is coming.

i need to tell you guys i sold my chainlink tokens, i sold them all, i feel so good, i held for 4.5 years and today i just sold them all.

if you hold this. sell.

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EVERYONE TAP THE FUCK IN... SERGEY. ARI JUELS... TOM GONSER... WAIT! My autistic friend is streaming right now, everyone tap the fuck in. If he hits 100 viewers I'll give 100 link to whoever hits trips in this thread first... not joking... tap in fr......

I made another post for my frens here, more bullish news

>>22296765

>>21755087

Yes I agree, LP did stake 10K+ so you could even go a bit more conservative and say 12.5K per etc.

Coinbase etc. will likely eventually have staking options, but your best bet is to stake immediately and I doubt they will let you immediately. As well, it's not clear if they will let you maintain custody of your LINK whereas LP will let you maintain custody - do you feel like trusting a CEX with your LINK? If so, then do it now, you can lend it to Binance currently and get a return.

>>21755096

which pools? and that last part is speculation

I used to be one of you guys. I bought late and got utterly BTFO. I was fucked, absolutely distraught. I eventually sold for Chainlink back when it was ~$0.20. I'm now doing well.

I'm not saying this to brag. I just want you to know that there are ways you can help yourself out of this situation. Chainlink is one of these ways - seriously. Please do some further research guys, we can immediately tell this thread is not organic in the slightest. Also, the NANO team is running out of runway. Do yourself a favour and buy LINK. Or don't, whatever up to you.

>>16179770

Kek because it has to be perfect Anon
Thanks fren

Do we know about Tyler Ferrara?

https://github.com/tylerferrara?tab=repositories

https://www.solvusglobal.com

"Solvus Global is a technology solution provider for materials and manufacturing specializing in the areas of additive manufacturing, machine learning, and sustainable materials processing."

MY LINKY STAYS SUPER STINKY $1,000,000 EOY

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https://www.nppa.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/NPP-API-Framework-v1.0_28-September-2018_2.pdf

for those that haven't seen it, interesting stuff

and to believe you could even after aggregation once reputation had this far to begin with...!

all this FUD has really shown me new lows on this board
this place is filled with retards

get in if you sold and were waiting to buy back lower

get in if you want to swing trade (will need 1-4 hours)

>>11286743
Did you miss my post? Distributed has been posting crypto articles on nasdaq for years, dozens upon dozens and they're listed as a PARTNER, this ain't no faggot discord scheme

WTF was that?

Smart Contracts are a type of digital agreement that automatically executes whenever certain pre-determined conditions are met, this allows to make cheaper, more secure and reliable digital agreements without needing to trust a third party
The problem is that Smart Contracts cannot communicate with off-chain data (interest rates, FIAT values, the time, et cetera)
This makes something as revolutionary as Smart Contracts limited to exchanging ERC-20 tokens mostly, and certain Dapps like cryptokitties (on-chain data; example: X amount of ETH = Y amount of ERC-20 tokens/kitties)
To make more appealing Smart Contracts you need something called an "oracle" that is basically a middle man that connects off-chain data to the smart contract, this person has a certain power since they can change the data to their favor (we're back to trusting a middle man, which is not the point)
ChainLink aims to become the leader Oracle service by creating a trust-less, decentralized oracle network, where you don't need to trust an oracle but rather the protocol of the network (think about it like Uber, you don't trust the driver, the driver dosen't trust you, but you both win by using the app, that is trust-less in nature)

This would allow financial institutions to save BILLIONS and that would be just the first implementation of the network

They're working with Accord and OpenLaw so it works with the current legal framework and they've worked with SWIFT so they're compatible with legacy systems (ISO 20022)

I recommend you read the whitepaper and the god protocol by Nick Szabo if you're interested in what I've said


godspeed anon

I'm going to make this thread because I think there's plenty of brainlets here that fell for the FUD and it dosen't really change anything to me if you guys put your 500USD into LINK or not, but it could change your life:

Smart Contracts are a type of digital agreement that automatically executes whenever certain pre-determined conditions are met, this allows to make cheaper, more secure and reliable digital agreements without needing to trust a third party
The problem is that Smart Contracts cannot communicate with off-chain data (interest rates, FIAT values, the time, et cetera)
This makes something as revolutionary as Smart Contracts limited to exchanging ERC-20 tokens mostly, and certain Dapps like cryptokitties (on-chain data; example: X amount of ETH = Y amount of ERC-20 tokens/kitties)
To make more appealing Smart Contracts you need something called an "oracle" that is basically a middle man that connects off-chain data to the smart contract, this person has a certain power since they can change the data to their favor (we're back to trusting a middle man, which is not the point)
ChainLink aims to become the leader Oracle service by creating a trust-less, decentralized oracle network, where you don't need to trust an oracle but rather the protocol of the network (think about it like Uber, you don't trust the driver, the driver dosen't trust you, but you both win by using the app, that is trust-less in nature)

This would allow financial institutions to save BILLIONS and that would be just the first implementation of the network

They're working with Accord and OpenLaw so it works with the current legal framework and they've worked with SWIFT so they're compatible with legacy systems (ISO 20022)

I recommend you read the whitepaper and the god protocol by Nick Szabo if you're interested in what I've said

1000$ EOY

I'm going to make this thread because I think there's plenty of brainlets here that fell for the FUD and it dosen't really change anything to me if you guys put your 500USD into LINK or not, but it could change your life:

Smart Contracts are a type of digital agreement that automatically executes whenever certain pre-determined conditions are met, this allows to make cheaper, more secure and reliable digital agreements without needing to trust a third party
The problem is that Smart Contracts cannot communicate with off-chain data (interest rates, FIAT values, the time, et cetera)
This makes something as revolutionary as Smart Contracts limited to exchanging ERC-20 tokens mostly, and certain Dapps like cryptokitties (on-chain data; example: X amount of ETH = Y amount of ERC-20 tokens/kitties)
To make more appealing Smart Contracts you need something called an "oracle" that is basically a middle man that connects off-chain data to the smart contract, this person has a certain power since they can change the data to their favor (we're back to trusting a middle man, which is not the point)
ChainLink aims to become the leader Oracle service by creating a trust-less, decentralized oracle network, where you don't need to trust an oracle but rather the protocol of the network (think about it like Uber, you don't trust the driver, the driver dosen't trust you, but you both win by using the app, that is trust-less in nature)

This would allow financial institutions to save BILLIONS and that would be just the first implementation of the network

They're working with Accord and OpenLaw so it works with the current legal framework and they've worked with SWIFT so they're compatible with legacy systems (ISO 20022)

I recommend you read the whitepaper and the god protocol by Nick Szabo if you're interested in what I've said

>>10666176
Muh linkers stay stuper stinkers

Generallarpfag general
>>10662204
will this dude commit sudoku after realizing he sold at the resistance to be support?

https://etherscan.io/token/0x514910771af9ca656af840dff83e8264ecf986ca?a=0x6cb15af60ba2fbeefbaeb0ef3c1ca5a71e439f7d