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I'm waiting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b86Pqlo9Aas

>>15513264
>>15513319
Thanks for the advice ! Totally appreciate it

(Sorry put the wrong gif, instead i found this dank linky)

So many potential catalysts and it only takes one

>>12505433

>>11692424
BAIT
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Damn you guy's have actually been useful for once.

I'll be moving to Thailand and fcking bitches until I die if this moons to a decent price. Each and every Linky will be invited to my condo.

Don't let me down.

>>10811819
HOLY FUCK!!!!! Thank you Marine.

Fucking shit. Im giddy like a fat kid that was just told he can eat chocolate cake and on everyday that he pleases.

Holy shit marines... you want writing on the wall... now you’re getting a fucking nudge. I am in disbelief. We making it bros !!!

5k EOY

>>10771460
It’s a block... blockchain

>>10615013
fuck yes i do.
Bart Cant
Mulesoft
Andy Muller
Houman Shadab (Accord Project)
IntellectEU (Another connection that may be using LINK as well)
Fabian Vandenreydt (E-Chairman at B-Hive Europe)
Caitlin Long (Exec at Symbiont.io Another Link dot)
Dom Steil (Salesforce + Dapps Inc.)

link's going to moon
linkpool is a scam, retards
$1000 EOY

>This is also why you need to recalibrate how you view ERC-20 tokens, think of them as fungible contracts, bearer bonds. They are not items in themselves, they are deeds of entitlement. The whole point of ChainLINK is that the tokens themselves are a mere deed to a share of the network, the network is and will always be the only thing of value. The point of Sergey’s speech will likely revolve around how value through token issuance can no longer be sustained, that essentially we’ve all been giving away deeds to ideas, but that those deeds are going to have zero value the second real items are deployed through smart contracts. So think of it like a barrier: on the one side you have these smart contracts, on the other you have real world ‘things’, currently people have been creating smart contracts for things that will eventually exist, but the minute pre-existing companies and services deploy ERC20 tokens, they are going to wipe out the tokens that are unbacked.

https://steemkr.com/cryptocurrency/@kyriacos/possible-ico-scam-with-chainlink

>todamoon!!!

kek

Here you go fren

The fact they just copied Chainlink's graphics and charts

>>10233301

>>10202481
They can function, you just can't do anything with them except make more tokens. In order to make them trigger automatically from events that happen in real time, you'll need to make yourself an oracle that can or use someone else's Oracle service.

But wait just a God damn minute, smart contracts are supposed to be trustless, allowing someone to provide data for the smart contract gives them control of the smart contract and how it pays out. The idea behind Crypto is to not let any one person have any control over ledger/smart contracts.
That's where LINK comes in. It really relies on if smart contracts will be useful and widely used in the future. My bet is yes

-10 years of hands on financial intergration experience
- founding member of linux foundations hyperledger
- SWIFT integration experience and partnership
- blockchain projects incl. ethereum smart contracts
-international prescence (USA BELGIUM PORTUGAL UKRAINE)
- servicing financial institutions, corporations, and vendors

>>10101010
How about a 10,000x, one time.

When will this stop bleeding? I want to buy in but i feel like I will kick myself in a few weeks if I could’ve bought more. Thoughts?