/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>26111429
Lol deep down he appreciates his devout autistic army.

>>24204222
DING DING DING
EOY 1000 CONFIRMED YET AGAIN

>>24203944
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>>24204088
blessed thread alert too. hello kek!

>>24190741
The greatest trick /biz/ every pulled was convincing newfags for the past 3 years that link is a meme.

"link is a meme" *is* a meme.

how does 1 million circa 2023 sound?

>>15668185
well I guess we will be notified when you do :)

>>15415072
not much. Like 3 new slides thought.
Confirmation that they are working towards staking but it's like priority number 4.

>>14065744

forgot address based link marine if you actually deliver

0x208e52c487fd52eb112757e471df9a702330e091

buy link

this is the most realistic chainlink meme

>>8969998
i feel oppressed, i thought /biz/ was a safe space for linkies like me

Will link really hit 1k eoy? I bought 10k just in case

https://github.com/smartcontractkit/devnet

Next stop mainnet

>>8731866
tx just sold 100k

Volume has spiked over the last day, and we are mooning, that’s because of the Ropsten prepare for mainnet, but why was LINK volume higher than normal the last few days??? Insider trading?

>>8225931
LINK’s success rests on smart contracts becoming a big deal, which is pretty much a given. See >>8226619
Request Network’s success rests on buyers and sellers actually adopting crypto as payment. I don't see this happening, and it’s defibitely not a given that crypto will replace fiat. Maybe stablecoins could replace fiat, but all the currency cryptos now will not succeed as currencies.

Correct me if I’m wrong.

t. 12k LINK holder. 0 REQ.

>>8001733
how much is the rent?

>>7932946
There is LINK. If I was to rank the top 3 projects in crypto LINK would be in it. Despite the shilling and FUD cycle it has here on /biz/ it's possibly the most promising coin right now.

So I’m sure most here know about psd2, which means that European banks will now have to provide APIs of their banking data. I think this is part of what Sergey meant when he said that “every bank will have a chainlink (node)”. These nodes will be a way for banks to monetise their APIs. Psd2 was implemented because Europe WANTS to spur economic growth in the new fintech centre. You can easily see how a chainlink node fits into this.

What you may not know is that the 21st Century Cures act means something similar to health insurance in the states to psd2 for banks. Medical records must be available as APIs. This should spur innovation, create a new economic market, and potentially help medical research if the data is useful to scientists. It was also discovered that Andrew Hoppin, one of the guys behind chainlink crypto fund, has founded a blockchain medical project where you can sell your own medical records for some medical crypto token. I speculated before that the chainlink crypto fund would be a node for this project, but I’m not so sure. Even if the CL crypto fund has nothing to do with SmartContract.com the usecase is still there and someone else could do it.

I understand the idea of selling data but I’m actually not sure I understand the smart contract part - why/how do APIs from these specific examples need to feed into a SmartContract? What contracts could be triggered from health data bank APIs? If any anon smarter than me can explain, cheers.

https://www.ca.com/en/blog-highlight/open-healthcare-apis-are-now-the-law-of-the-land.html
Link for more info

We know that Sergey's speech at the bitcoin superconference won't be streamed but there surely must be some anon over there who is willing to stream it to us on the phone?

Are there any factors in your opinion that could cause Link to fail either before or after mainnet launch?

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>>7605504
I've never worked a day in my life
and I don't plan to either

MOON >>7505555