/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17615732
>The automation and digitization of real world assets probably is the next big revolution. Faster record keeping, transfer of assets including property, and much more. See where it's going. In some ways, it's moving faster than we ever thought possible. But is it secure and can you trust it?
Imagine being this close and still not making the connection. I thought OP was a midwit Reddit incel but it's actually looking like he is a 90 iq Dunning Kruger retard. Sad.

>>17596750

What I don't understand is how can you not open a short here, even at this price? Sure, you missed the boat on the perfect entry, but this is still near $4.00. You know it already, it happened twice, it's going to happen again, it's staring you right in the fucking face but you still won't do anything about it. It's going back to $2.50 if we're being generous, ~$1.80 if it'll follow previous behavior. An opportunity to double your stack with a 3x short yet you STILL WON'T FUCKING DO IT. IT'S FUCKING HERE ALREADY AND YOU WON'T DO SHIT. STARING YOU RIGHT IN THE FUCKING FACE. Keep holding, I guess?

remember to sell the news. once the news drop, no matter how positive it is, immediately press that market sell button. crypto 101. always sell the news. itll dump MINIMUM 20% after the news is released.

>>17262428
>The link holder iQ curve is real

I turned 2k into 70k in one year while playing video games all day and I don't even know how to read a chart or what a blockchain actually is, lol

Thank you so much biz you're a good friend

>>17236700
>"ChainLink may not be incorporated into any contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any material, code, or functionality"
nice try stinkers

>>17220757
god damn we fuck

>>17204245
>he doesnt understand

>>17196117
Everything is chainlink faggot

>>17153124

The meme rings so true

>>17136980

50/50

We going past 3?

>>17055445
pic related

By buying chainlink

>>16698119

None of this interferes with Chainlink's original purpose of being a middleware solution for tamperproof smart contracts, linking real-world data to the blockchain. What this does interfere with however is Chainlink's ability to do that and then also to do it confidentially and at scale, which is what corporate interests are in and the bottleneck for widespread corporate adoption (aka the singularity). It's clear from their papers (and especially https://blog.chain.link/driving-demand-for-enterprise-smart-contracts-using-the-trusted-computation-framework-and-attested-oracles-via-chainlink/)) that the Chainlink team were banking heavily on TEE usage to achieve this. This is very clearly a setback to anyone who is paying attention. Anyone who sees otherwise is in the left portion of picrelated.

>In conclusion, our work provides further evidence that the enclaved execution promise of outsourcing sensitive computations to untrusted remote platforms creates new and unexpected attack surfaces that continue to be relevant and need to be studied further.

>>16555933
exactly like pic related

>>16538642
You are gonna /makeit/

>>16527768
Because we are an elite investor's club over here, gaylord !

is it happening today?

>>16358898
>I'm not that retarded pal.
you're right

There are too many retards to know when anons are actually joking.

>>16250703
Me too fren
All in for the memes