/biz/ - Business & Finance

My journey with Chainlink had been nothing short of a rollercoaster. The challenges of pushing technological boundaries were ever-present, but there was one aspect of my work life that had taken an unexpected turn: the bizarre behavior of our CEO, Sergey Nazarov.

It all started innocently enough. Sergey, with his seemingly boundless energy, would occasionally stroll into the developers' room, a space dedicated to focused work and collaboration. At first, we welcomed his interest in our projects, thinking it was a sign of genuine curiosity about the intricate details of our work.

However, as the weeks went by, a peculiar pattern emerged. Sergey would enter the room with a smile, armed with a question about some obscure technical detail. It could be anything from the inner workings of our code to the architecture of our latest project. The questions were random, almost nonsensical, but we obligingly answered, assuming he was simply trying to stay informed about the technical aspects of the business.

>>56720182
that's what this visionary ceo is trying to do since the very beginning

>>56635945
you have been betrayed

Is he about to abandon his cultists?

>he farts
What's the last action you do, before being killed by his noxious fumes?

>>54955480
this picture

>>54932999
He can't betray forever, right?

>>53928466
more like fart chamber

he talks about CCIP and some other new gravel buzzword and you hear a slight movement in his belly, you're now 100% certain he's about to release his noxious fumes.
If you attack him, a smart contract is ready to dump millions of chainlinks at market and drive the price to 0.
If you don't do anything, you will die because of the poisonous flatulence coming from this fat fuck.
What do you do?

>he farts and stares at you
what do you do before you pass?

>>53680121
who

>>53666660
I wonder who's behind this betrayal