/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24460822
Bug burgers will make quite a large and diverse part of the new insect and octopod/manypod based exquisite quisine, don't you think?

>>23973836
>This is a problem with every system including your beloved Chinalink. However API3 has reduced other attack vectors by not having 3rd party nodes
The Chainlink nodes have reputation AND stake at risk. So yeah, just reputation as put forward by API3 design is inferior

>It's adjudicated by Kleros, so no
Absolutely kek at this. Kleros is basically the one example I suggested here >>23971915
(escalating to more nodes in case of dispute) and it was shot down by one of your fellow pajeets here >>23971986

So you admit to settling for the one option your pajeets already shot down yourself. And I suggested CL COULD use it if they want, but they might very well come up with better.

You like the tardo insult, guess we found out why, tardo.

>>23964342
>For example: a smart contract cannot know the events happening in other smart contracts
once again a complete meme, WTF you talking about bro?
Smart contracts reference each other all the time, they have a certain state that gets updates with each block, and that state is kept by all the nodes. Value or data is locked in certain addresses and those addresses can be referenced by other smart contracts at all time, other wise the whole damn thing would not work

fucking meme shilling

>>23964351
>On-chain processing requires resources such as gas (the Ethereum fee required to successfully execute a transaction). Doing this off-chain and subsequently delivering the result into a smart contract makes things more efficient and less costly.
Yeah that's why you will pay PRQ instead of ETH, right? What a joke, either you want contracts that execute securely and you do it on-chain, or you do it yourself in a centralized way and off-chain. There is no in-between scenario where you trust a piece of shit company to do it for you, and still pay them! That's the whole point of blockchain!

>However, a reverse-oracle has the ability to conduct real-time audits on whether a blockchain wallet (or the owner thereof) actually has the assets to back the contract—what is known as proof-of-reserves. In decentralized finance, this equates to checking for a party’s collateral as claimed.

The whole point of proof of reserve is to do it on-chain, it's what Chainlink fucking does. Just stop.

>>23835612
>She is a secret Trump supporter/republican (she doesn't discuss politics, but did give some hints)
disgusting
how do you pathetic betas not realize that women can quickly pick up on what you like and say what you want to hear?

>>23830552
wagies are subhumans
based people have "jobs" where they do fuck all and receive monies up their anuses
wagies should rather kill themselves than be slaves for life

>>23684403
>rollback
>this is exactly what blockchain was made for
yeah it was made so the team can rollback whatever they dislike, you are so right lmao

time for Bitcoin to rollback all those drug dealer transactions! phew

>>23596874
>This is about increasing efficiency, retard. We can also give up on BTC and use fiat.

>>23594769
>tsigs remove the need for nodes if the data can come directly from the source.
Come on now, it's a bit too obvious at this point that you're fudding.
What a nigger lol.

>>23580552
lol guys a nigger just walked into my office and it's attempting to communicate

>>23575568
here's your chance anon
what's wrong, changed your mind AGAIN?

AHAHAHAHA

WHERE IS MIKE?
COME HERE YOU BASED FREN IT'S TIME TO LAUGH

>>23545715
imagine being this upset about 5000 measly dollars

this is the REAL, 100% GUARANTEED (((FINAL))) shakeout
only green from here, pinky double promised!!!

LMAO I can see people buying into CBDAO because it was actually a convincing scam but come on a fucking green energy coin are you serious, how new are these people