/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58473001
It's simple, Chainlink is undervalued. At some point LINK will become popular and all the bullish fundamental news will properly be priced in. Retail doesn't care about LINK and institutional investors any care about btc and ETH right now. Right now only some cultists, a few whales (who want the price to stay suppressed) and some institutional insiders are buying or getting link OTC. Me personally, I am just going to sit tight and wait for my ducks to quack.

>>58401972
POWER HOUR

>>58080569
This is powerful fud lamo. Cumulative fees on a downward trend.

>>58049447
Link marines got in on the ground floor on a token that will one day secure quadrillions in value. Unironically LINK will surpass BTC in value by a order of magnitude. Now if you were a whale who knew this was the case and you also knew a bunch of 4chan neets bought up a bunch of the supply would you just pump the token? Or would you rather suppress the token and do your best to make the dumb neets sell their linkies before you let link pump? Or perhaps which method is more effective for a whale to accumulate as much link as possible for as cheap as possible?
Right now virtually no speculative value is attributed to LINK due to this suppression. When CCIP goes live and usecases actually start demanding LINK the price will rise a bit. This price rise will cause people to look into link and start to speculate on LINKS future value. This leads to a virtuous upwards spiral of price appreciation. Then the whales will come in and just scoop up all the tokens on the market once the cat is out of the bag.

In the end LINK will make history in terms of asset value. If BTC is digital gold, LINK is digital trust.

>>57916757
>he hasn't heard of BBCA yet.

lol... Lamo even.

>>57845478
LINK MARINES
$1000 EOY

>>57766017

$100K EOY