/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57916502
this is so kino it's gotta be true

>>57699437
They still have tons of engineers and infrastructure. Innovation and growth that's CLL role.
In 10+ years nobody will believe the biggest company in the world started right here on /biz/

He is

https://youtu.be/C-hxya9rZ4U?si=TAnRjiitRU9iEaTE&t=296
also see the start of the talk where the anz guy is casually about defi, erc standards etc. pretty surreal to see
we are all going to make it

anz extremely bullish on ccip:

>Mr Dobson was pleasantly surprised by Swift’s outlook in terms of its ambition to leverage existing infrastructure, working with Chainlink and using the CCIP to access public networks and perform cross-chain transactions. And he is even more pleased with the results.

>“We were hoping to see information and value travelling simultaneously as opposed to information and value travelling sequentially — which is what happens now in Swift messaging. What we saw was by using the CCIP, it enabled both instructions and value to move simultaneously and cross-chain. That was a revelation,” he says.

>“The confirmation that it can be done kind of widened our eyes in terms of possibilities,” he continues. ANZ is keen to learn more about what can be done with the CCIP. “Now we want to do live, real-value transactions: cross-border, cross-chain, multi-asset type transactions. Or at least prove we can.”

if you were wondering what "reef" was in the chainlink anz slides from today:
https://twitter.com/chainlink/status/1703813430614855696

>He also points to the as-yet unrealised potential of nature-based assets, in his view a high-growth asset class badly in need of modernisation. Right now ANZ is specifically exploring tokenisation in the Reef Credit Scheme, a project that rewards farmers with credits for transitioning away from agricultural practices that harm the Great Barrier Reef to those that work to improve the quality of water entering the reef.

https://www.qld.gov.au/environment/coasts-waterways/reef/reef-credit-scheme

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>>56053515
>Creating a golden record that is updated by various Chainlink services

What's the likelihood of this piece of shit actually reaching $7.77 on 7/7?

>>55287189
Shitposting takes more than this. This is not a group text anon. These are the Link archives that will be read for generations to come.

you simply don't understand

Why does the most important of all crypto projects only have a marketcap of $3.3B ?

>After a Congressional hearing in September 2022, Gensler told reporters that, though he wasn't referring to any token in particular, staking was "another indica that under the Howey test, the investing public is anticipating profits based on the efforts of others."
https://www.coindesk.com/business/2023/02/08/coinbases-ceo-cites-rumors-the-sec-may-ban-crypto-staking-for-retail-customers/
eth validators will need to register as businesses
eth lsds are fucked
chainlink safe due to reporting mechanism. thank you sergey
sdl is fucked

Do not doubt

02/16/2022

>>53395367
>lean startup
they're taking over the world. are you not paying attention?

>>53015918
DISCLOSE

God I wish they had waited until the day after staking to announce that. The seething from nostakers would have been legendary.

Home :)

Unironically considering splitting my $300k evenly between this 3 bad boys so I can tell
>just bought 100k (x3)

>>51679999
holy checked

>>51335700
>>51336222
checked

>>51102800
>>51102810
kek, this is based

HEIL SERGEY