/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56164919
That link did not exist when OP started this thread. That video has been live under hour.

But yeah, thanks, gonna watch

>>55730550
Sergey has talked about where he chose to do his postgrad internship, and his paraphrased comment was "I chose (company) for my internship because I was interested in fast scaling tech companies and wanted to see how they do it".
So really the question you need to ask is, what sort of person gets their choice of internships at top tier tech companie? What sort of 20 year old is given free reign to make that decision?

>>53506100
I remember running into that guy on the internet. He's a saltlord who basically wants credit for Chainlink despite doing absolutely nothing to even get it off the ground.

this man has made me close to 800k€ so far, anyone complaining is just salty cause they're late. FACTS

It was the only project taking on the massive structural problem of oracles, when everyone else was still fixated on muh platform TPS, and it had crypto's first peer reviewed academic whitepaper at a time when other projects were putting out absolute piece of shit whitepapers.
That was enough to know it was on another tier. Plus the SWIFT connection and the complete lack of bagholder handholding and you just got a totally different vibe from LINK than from anything else. Professional, serious, no bullshit, no hype, and long term vision.
At a time when anyone could print an ERC 20 and hype it to a 20x, what these guys were doing was the polar opposite of the entire hype sphere.

What if btc was Sergey's dad work? And he taught Sergey everything and Sergey helped him? And he asked Sergey to continue his legacy? Plus that would explain the lambo

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>>18535777
OOOOOOO

I'm only posting Level 3 rare Sergeys. The rarest ones I am keeping in case of a recession.

When the fuck will it dump????

They fucked up a price feed with a fucking typo for fuck sake!! What will it take to make it dump?? This shit is giving me anxiety attacks, I can't live like this

So are you learning Solidity? Or learning to program Chainlink adaptors? Or sketching out a rough idea for your smart contract based startup? Are you going to meetups? Are you planning on running a Chainlink node?
You're bearing witness to a world changing technological and business opportunity, what are you doing to capitalise on it?

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So if you're a major bank who currently clears your derivatives and securities instruments through a CCP, you have to contribute to a default fund. A default fund is basically just money held by a CCP as insurance against a member defaulting on a contract. All the CCP member banks pay into the default fund and if one of the banks defaults on a contract then the insurance is paid out of the default fund. All the member banks are then expected to replenish the default fund at their own expense.
In a smart contract derivatives system there is no need for a default fund. There is no need for counterparty insurance because there is no counterparty risk. I couldn't find figures for how much money is held in default funds (it's part of a bank's balance sheet so I imagine they don't make it super public, although if an autismo wants to dig up some figures that would be great) but I think it's safe to say that this form of collective insurance is worth billions if not tens of billions of dollars worldwide.
And under a smart contract powered solution all of this money is completely liberated back to the banks. This is just one aspect of the reduced reliance on CCPs afforded by smart contract powered systems, and already it is to the tune of billions and billions of dollars.

>2019 100% LINK
>2020 80% LINK 20% DFN

Older one of me.

I don't even need to click. The shitcoin is VET. Digits confirm.

>>9675871

It's not going to moon in December. It's not going to moon with this announcement. Can we get this out of the way, please? Before all the excitement and hype and shilling gets dialled up to 11 and then everyone has a pink wojak meltdown when the news isn't what they wanted.

It has already been confirmed it's not an exchange listing, and knowing how this team works they wouldn't have an announcement for an exchange listing anyway. It is extremely unlikely to be a partnership listing. Why would a large institution stick their neck out for this project 6 months before main net launch? Why not just wait until launch, see how the mainnet goes, and then announce your use of ChainLink once if has been firmly established that the system actually works?

So what will it be? Most likely the announcement will be something to the effect of "things are coming along well". Nothing Earth shattering, nothing we could not have gleaned already, but great news to all the people who are invested in this long term and see the trajectory of this project on a multi-year timescale.

And guys, even if it IS media friendly news and LINK pumps to 5k sats, we still have 6 months+ until launch anyway so there's plenty of time to retrace. Just manage your expectations, and hope to fuck it's not an announcement saying that main net launch is delayed, or a major problem has been discovered.

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