/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16079263
17+18+19= 3 years bro

fuck it. you may as well.

https://www.linuxfoundation.org/press-release/2019/06/linux-foundation-to-host-the-accord-project-to-develop-open-source-framework-for-smart-legal-contracts/

>>12836393

>>12831605
Both Sergey and Tom have outdated profile pictures. Tom said to Sergey that it wasn't worth getting a new profile picture but that darn fool just wouldn't listen and hired a photographer and got a new picture taken. If you didn't already know this made Tom furious and he suspended talks with chainlink until such time as Sergey removes his new profile photo and uses the old one.

This handsome devil just sold link OTC to organisations and there's nothing you can do about it.

>>12785411 (OP)
What this adapter does is send an amount of USD (or any other fiat currency - EUR - YEN) from one paypal account (using app secret) to another.

operators COULD be paid using this adaptor, but this adaptor is only there to trigger a paypal payment. it doesn't specify how the earned links by a node operator are transformed into USD.

anything could be imagined. for example, the person who created the smart contract could pay the node operators in USD, by simply buying their links as soon as a request is done.

there are many other possibilities, and in theory we could use any crypto or fiat to do this (not with this adaptor) but it could be done in many ways.

but imo, selling your hard earned links as soon as a request ended is just stupid. arn't we all in this space to profit from crypto by speculating a bit?

maybe huge mining pools could profit from this, since they wouldnt need to pay fees.

but for the average joe, I think its better to just hoard linkies and sell after singularity.

BTW this is interesting because this adapter could be used not only for paying node operators, but it could also be used to just buy and sell linkies for fiat without the need of any exchange.

just create a smartcontract locking linkies and wait for a paypal payment.

that's the beauty of chainlink

>>12785411
What this adapter does is send an amount of USD (or any other currency) from one paypal account (using app secret) to another.

operators COULD be paid using this adaptor, but this adaptor is only there to trigger a paypal payment. it doesn't specify how the earner links by a node operator are transformed into USD.

anything could be imagined. for example, the person who created the smart contract could pay the node operators in USD, by simply buying their links as soon as a request is done.

there are many other possibilities, and in theory we could use any crypto or fiat to do this (no with this adaptor) but it could be done in many ways.

but imo, selling your hard earned links as soon as a request ended is just stupid. arn't we all in this space toprofit from crypto by speculating a bit?

maybe hige mining pools could profit from this, since they wouldnt need to pay fees.

but for the average joe, I think its better to just hoard linkies and sell after singularity.

BTW this is interesting because this adapter could be used not only for paying node operators, but it could also be used to just buy and sell linkies for fiat without the need of any exchange.

just create a smartcontract locking linkies and wait for a paypal payment.

that'sw the beauty of chainlink