/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28829149
>And that is the slow case because there are all these kind of flash points of the traditional system not meeting peoples expectations, and the ability of DeFi to get better onramps, so that’s why that is the slow case. The fast case is basically some kind of correction or some kind of resolution of the debt cycle, that is, for lack of a better word, jarring. That is just a kind of screeching halt in peoples understandings and expectations of how the markets work, like 2008. And this will probably happen in one of two ways. Either there will be a huge market correction going back to fundamentals which will lead to a huge amount of solvency issues, that will lead people to say ‘ ahh, I don’t know what my risk is’, and lead them to seek places where they do know what their risk is, which blockchains are inherently great at doing. Blockchains force transparency into the development of an application and you can go an look at various protocols right now and see how many assets they have under management, what their exposure is, on a minute by minute basis, see the changes in that exposure, in some protocols you can observe why those changes were made through a voting process and the dialogue around that voting process , which is a huge huge shift from amount of information and clarity that people can get through the traditional financial system.

>>25018914

>>24774949

>google's collective hive intelligence is sufficiently like ours in order to recognize the nigh unimaginably high eventual value of this fresh but promising new system, which is currently trading below 0.01% of this presumably inevitable price, and can be bought *now* for a very reasonable price instead of a few years later for a total cost of about a quarter of the entire world's money (plus or minus one-eighth);
>our gestalt decentralized hypergeist is similar enough to google's for (((their's))) to also comprehend that -- especially now, after certain pivotal points have been achieved, course maintained and the network opening up like a fucking rose blossom -- chainlink is as guaranteed of being *the* default, de jure & de facto oracle solution for fucking *everything* that needs oracles solved (derivatives market especially) because of the way which the project has progressed... google has carefully watched this and other projects, weighing odds intelligently, learning what fails and what succeeds; although it would have been premature to buy earlier, it's now such a sure thing in the eyes of any keyed in hivemind that that only an uninformed innocent or knowing idiot would not be buying at these prices right now;
>seriously: google has seen the project pass the 97.% probability percentile in global adoption, has watched any other pretenders, would-be contenders, and ersatz "competitors"
amount to no threat whatsoever to what chainlink is blossoming into, witnessed the fud blown to dust, the alternatives rust, and the fundamentals robust, just like i bust, fly must by trust plied gust whose gales blow sails on my moonbound yacht
>extemporaneous apropos freestyling aside, it's pretty fucking obvious that google sees what we see, which are guaranteed moon tickets to some, but to others, certificates of hegemonic dominion over the world and all nolinkers

>>24576141
This is how you win

Dont allow anyone to convince you otherwise.

What goes up

> cycles