/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>11914203
>>11914210
>>11914227

fucking brainlet didn't even know that chainlink was a towncrier sleeper cell all along lmao roasties get rekt

>>10813127

>vitalik's body language in response to sergey's meditative composure

>>10364161

1) many people, even ostensibly intelligent professionals that work in the relevant industries, do not necessarily think about acquiring wealth via investing. if you're already making six figures and have a comfortable upper-middle class lifestyle it may not even occur to you to invest because you're already well off and aren't money hungry. think about amazon ten years back or so when amazon delivery was really beginning to take off. if you asked most people if amazon was going to be a huge success they likely would have said yes, but it likely wouldn't have invested in spite of this.

2) even if they were keen on investing, they likely don't have all the pieces put together. based on the research we've done here it really is a spider web of connections in an obscure, speculative industry. they might even know about chainlink, what it does, and understand that smart contracts are going to revolutionize most fields that utilize contracts, but in all likelihood they don't understand chainlink tokens or the tokenomics (a word 99% of people have never heard) underpinning the network. even with all of this information available to them it wouldn't necessarily be clear how to make extraordinary profits off of smartcontract.com's success.

>>10325777

CHECKED

>>9871289

>I don't understand if these fudders are link holders or they seriously think Chainlink and decentralised oracles aren't important.

it's literally almost 100% fudders trying to accumulate. how do i know?

1. who goes out of their way to fud a coin they have no stake in for hours per day every day? no one, that's who.

2. surely you've seen some of the screenshots of people viciously fudding ethereum before it exploded in price. where are those people now? why don't eth holders who made it post "i told ya so" threads daily to mock the fudders and rub it in their faces? because the eth fudders were the biggest eth holders, same as link.

>>9777104

when retrieving data from a centralized database the advantage of a decentralized oracle network is that it eliminates the possibility of the oracles themselves being the point of failure. with a centralized oracle you have a point of failure at both the database and the oracle itself

you've exposed yourself as a brainlet

bump

>>9582779
>>9582809

anyways, hope this helps in the face of all the fud

>>9471898

>risking tomorrow's alpha centauri mission to chase today's moon mission

you rack a disaprin

>mfw i'm still $30k in the green

what did you mean by this op?

>>9124140

it's fun though, right?

link's a solid project, don't bother worrying about it crashing and burning. worst case scenario you double your initial investment. just enjoy the ride

>>7193982

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DK4FTvaW_6Q&list=RDDK4FTvaW_6Q

Why are you still FUDing LINK? How have you still not managed to accumulate enough? Are you poor or just incompetent?