/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15939786
Your question is funny. You'll never make it in business since you are so paranoid, uptight have no common sense. You really think you're going to get in trouble for advertising you work?? LOL. I think that reflects some deep seeded self-esteem issues. Did you grow up with strict abusive parents or something? Maybe you have CPTSD.
When I drive through my city I literally see people advertising their businesses (painting, yardwork, mattresses, selling junk houses) literally on a posterboard stapled to a lightpost written with a sharpie. Meanwhile you are scared "I'm not registered..." Who would even go after you? Why? Stick to being an office-drone son...

>>14446425

FUD doesn't work when you're all angry and swearing, it's too obvious. To properly FUD you're supposed to do the "concerned" routine. "I don't think LINK is a scam or anything, I've been hodling since 2017 but, I'm concerned about the tokenomics. Why wouldn't a company use their own private blockchain instead? blah blah."

>>14135738

yea your financial ruin is just another step in the process

>>14036088

why every board on 4chan filled with uptight snowflakes? Even worse than rainbow haired snowflakes, at least they admit what they are. Then you call THEM unselfwaware. Have sex.

Among the solid projects, LINK is building up to become an asset class that has never yet been seen: the tokenization of secure and reliable data for the automation of contracts. This is unprecedented. Just like BTC and crypto-currencies in general, this is a world's first. Just the promise that BTC could bring, as an entirely new technology, a revolutionary innovation, and a misunderstood asset class, it has sky-rocketed by a ridiculous factor.
LINK will go through that same path, but perhaps even more shockingly so. It will be under-rated by factors that are laughable right now. We say the estimated value of the derivatives market falls around $1 quadrillion.
I believe the market for secure data exchange and payment messages for smart contracts will reach beyond those levels. It is the foundation of automation, and the foundation of a future where humanity will not be enslaved and confined to menial labour. The sky is the limit for such a technological shift. And I believe the ChainLink network will capture a significant marketshare of that market, with the network effect it is going to start building now. Eventually it will grow to the level that ushers in a new flourishing of crypto-markets, the likes we could never have imagined, with market caps reflecting an exponential future ahead for humanity: the singularity. LINK will be the catalyst for the technological singularity. LINK will literally save the universe.
Thus, I predict the marketcap of LINK to one day be over $2.7 quadrillion. Yes, $2,722,221,950,000,000
Putting the price of one LINK token at $7,777,777

>>13806888
Are these digits rigged or something, how does this happen so often?

I just left a meeting.

And now, let's get to it...

What have you guy's done?

Now more bitcoiners will look into this project.

This was supposed to be our coin.

Now bitcoiners will want a piece of the action.

Reeeeeee


https://twitter.com/APompliano/status/1085586497183539201

The greatest lie 4chan and, more specifically, biz ever pulled off was convincing the world that Chainlink was meme; and that meme became the meme deterrant designed to ward off people who don't deserve what's to unfold for us.

Chainlink was introduced to the world prior to the maniacal crypto bubble of late 2017/early '8 and remained stealth, up until recently.

This is going to take a lot to process but the joke has been on you nolinkers all along.

We've accumulated with iron hands and threw you off the scent with our understanding of FUD.


We've done this all along to you.

And guess what?


It's been designed this way all along. Anyone with an IQ would have loaded up on this token even as a mere economic thought experiment.

The fun part comes when it's realized this was one of 4chan's greatest success stories.