/biz/ - Business & Finance

THIRTEEN mf'n dollariedoos. Every mouth-breather is buying chainlink right now, exit into BTC before it crashes sub 8 USD and buy when it crabs on the floor.

We aren't in the stealth phase anymore, a 5 Billion dollar marketcap is too high for an early-stage product. When you, and everyone else, feel euphoric, you should take it as a sell signal

t. 13k Link wallet (sold 7k an hour ago)

Don't overexaggerate it. He briefly mentioned how people like swift are trying to move SLOWLY over to blockchain with the help of some groups (all of those he listed are working with link publicly, hence this mini pump) because of 'muh money printer J Powell' who ruined his airline and bank stock positions

Not a chance in hell he knows chainlink by name

>>10940392
I was unironically halfway done with writing a lengthy reply on your misunderstanding of socialism and how it relates to the varied governing methods of america's many sectors until I realized you're not even at a college level of political comprehension

but good luck with your america circle jerk though

Actually intelligent people (top 1% at the very least) will be involved in local academia/high-tier industry and won't need the total crutch that is Mensa to make themselves feel better

>>10394337
For this system to be even remotely decentralized the debit/credit accounts would need a decentralized oracle connection, which, *gasp*, requires the standard chainlink setup. Everything falls apart without the immutably distributed cryptocurrency payments funding the node operators. It might be possible for them to find a way to utilize a different coin for the bulk of the payments but crypto is straight up neccesary for the CL network to function.

>inb4 it doesnt need to be fully decentralized, just "enough"

if multi-million dollar contracts only need to be decentralized "enough" then there is unironically no reason to use the CL network, the semi-centralized solutions that already exist would do the job. The thing is they won't because they won't risk an unreversable contract being executed because of centralized failure

when dealing with normies they (literally) only care if you can shoot the shit about sports and properly mirror there body language, but it takes many years of practice to do it well enough to be actually passable (protip, you haven't reached that point yet)

Anyways, social skills =/= being sociable, you only need the former to be successful in your career. I'd recommend you leave the job where you work for a bunch of normies and instead pursue being the management yourself, I guarantee you'll be infinitely better at it than them if you can translate your "awkwardness" (aka the vibe people that aren't generic give off) into an intimidating presence/confidence

also don't ever talk about being a stud, whether its actually true or not, you can imply it with sly smiles or whatever but saying it out load will make people dislike you