/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55005801
Desu desu

>>52750084
top kek, so what's next for stinkmarines? chainlink labs going under and rugging?

>>51587746
Link chads we cant stop winning

>>50715225
>Why do NoLinkers seethe so hard at this
do they?

>>50310654
a bigmac for your linkies

My country has decreted mandatory confinement. Restaurants, gyms, pools, pubs and everything the likes of that are closed and the people with a job in them aren't working.

I have a manufacturing job, at a workshop so we actually make things from the ground up. My job is kind of secure by now but factories that we deliver our products for them to be assembled are beginning to close. Car factories, etc etc. We do machining, welding and simple things from the ground up, until we start running out of supplies and base materials (steel, aluminum, etc etc) we will keep running.

If things get ugly... I think it's time to go back to mom's house. I'd rather spend the money in supplies than in rent.

>>17775317
According to his plan, just like in his head he slid his phone to the side momentarily and turned his attention to the 7 Big Macs. He ate quickly and in quiet content as he observed the room from his little corner. He hadn’t felt happier than he did now since he went kayaking all those years ago. There is something magical about being out on the water than he just couldn’t describe. He took a sip of his drink, wiped his hands and picked up the phone and composed himself. He ran through every moment that had brought him to this point in time. All the hardship. All the success. He had reached the pinnacle only to be denied the view by the clouds. Still he was satisfied, he set out what he hoped to achieve. He opened up the CoinGecko app, and there proudly sat Chainlink atop the rankings. Each token was $346,567. It permeated every industry like a virus. Spread like wild fire. Just as he had imagined it would. Data is the new oil. He was right, he always knew he was from the beginning. It still gave him a pang of pride to see his creations thriving. He let out a deep breath and pulled his laptop and ledger out and connected them together and to the WiFi respectively. He went about the next few minutes on his laptop and hardware wallet with military precision, then he calmly shut the laptop, packed it away and left the restaurant. Just as when he entered, no one noticed. Or so he thought. A wave of pinging and notification bells started to sound from phones everywhere. The TV on the wall cut to a special news bulletin. The CEO of Chainlink had just market sold his whole developer wallet of tokens at the exact same time that the wallet belonging to Satoshi Nakomoto market sold all their Bitcoin. The world in a frenzy. And as that janitor approached the small table in the corner of the restaurant he seen something written on the receipt which was discarded between the Big Mac boxes... “ FUCK JANNIES”

I sold 400 LINK to pay rent last month.
5k left. please hurry sergey

>>15316115

>>14898524

Imagine not selling now and rebuy at $0.3 or $0.4.

Why do you hate money, /biz/?
Go on, timestamp it.

>>14461960
This is anecdotal, but one of my friends had his binance account remotely compromised last year and the cybersecurity pal he asked told him the most likely attack used was intercepting traffic through his VPN's compromised server (PIA). Is this something you've heard of before?

It was especially crazy because he had Google Authenticator enabled for the account through his iPhone, and no other email accounts were compromised. He didn't lose any funds though, since he smartly didn't store his LINK on the exchange, and only knew about it because he got an email notification from Binance about the new login. Cyber pal said it wasn't a particularly sophisticated attack, it was supposedly just some russian in the VPN server who was monitoring network traffic for mentions of common Cryptocurrency terms.

Don't store your linkies on an exchange, kiddos

If you know nothing about chainlink i HIGHLY suggest you research it. you really need to see the potential especially the price potential. study the tokenomics and realize that our "chainlink $1000 eoy" is NOT a fucking joke. you will kick yourself for selling at $10. DYOR.

sold 20% of my stinkies at 16k sats and still havent rebought.

should i wait a couple more days or do you think we are going right back up?

who else going to mcdonalds on may 30th to eat a big mac for celebration of mayonet?

>>13449081

>>13260564
I believe

>>13172364
Godspeed ramen bro. Your efforts are not in vain. Soon you will dine on the finest of big Mac meals, compliments of the big man upstairs.
You will feel ALIVE!

>>13070940

im trying to make my own Chainlinked contract, ive made one so far that fetched ETH/USD price.. wasn't too hard

but just that usefullness alone is pretty crazy, if smart contracts today literally cannot fetch external data that the contract needs without using link for these basic things like paying out the correct eth-usd price based on current decentralizef market data... we are in for a ride

>>12891766
wrong pic wtf

should I borrow 50k to put into Chainlink ?

i dont have any money and its my only way to escape this money slavery problem. how the fuck do i get a 50k loan.. i need my suicide insurance asap

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E849JJEBlFk

Chainlink TA from Non-Autist going on right now.