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I'M STILL HODLING AHHHHH I AM FINANCIALLY RUINED

>>15628200
Fine you whiny needy faggot. God I hate the ignorant like you that demand to be corrected, why the fuck do you post in the first place and spread your cancerous lies only to demand my time to fix your mistakes? Here:

>its supposed to be a utility token but it's closer to a security
It's literally being used as a utility in test net and mainnet as we speak, while securities are a VERY REAL classification by the SEC that ChainLink tokens has not been given. It is objectively closer to a utility token than a security.
>the link token was designed to be used as payment for offchain data
It's for all data, offchain or onchain. It can carry from one chain to another which is half the point of using it.
>but the price is arbitrarily set
It is set by node operators and compatible to all other node operators running similar smart contracts. That's like saying stock prices are arbitrarily set.
>and economically has a huge incentive to stay at a lower price.
It's at the same price target as existing API calls, which is "a fuckload if you're moving a lot of money or calling a lot of data" and "a little" if you're not. There is no incentive to keep prices low, and prices are all in LINK but can be set to transfer it to any currency instantly.
>the link token is erc token so its not blockchain agnostic
It's not just ERC20 it's also ERC677, so it is blockchain agnostic.
>and is not really even required to get data on chain
The node system requires LINK as payment. Any other payment system is made by transferring the payment from LINK to whatever you want, through marketbuy or a reserve on the private node (which would likely come at a cost, of more LINK)
>basically its a giant meme perpetuated by ((them))
It has the least Jews of any white blockchain project in the top 50.

When I said you're wrong about everything I meant EVERYTHING. Next time be humble and just shut the fuck up.

>>12981944
Honestly half decent pic, but why do you have :
XRP- centralized trash
EOS- pretending not to be centralized
XMR- to be banned soon
NTS- Barely even heard of

I visited the Nauticus telegram to see if it was them posting all the shills and saw this:
Nauticus Announces Trading Has Gone Live

* 100,000 NTS airdrop each week to traders
*Nine major coins + $AUD + many more to be announced!

A year in the making, the ultra-secure Nauticus Exchange has opened its doors to trading.

With virtually fee-free trading, and hundreds of thousands of free coins to give away to traders across the first month, it’s one launch you won’t want to miss.

The exchange is gearing up for its public launch, but markets are already open in Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Ethereum Classic (ETC), True USD (TUSD), Litecoin (LTC), Dash (DASH), Ripple (XRP), Zcash (ZEC) and Australian dollars.

Between them these coins account for more than 80 percent of the entire crypto marketcap – and eight of the top ten coins.

As a special offer, before the official launch trading fees are discounted by 99%. That means you’ll pay a ridiculously low 0.001% in fees.


You guys think this thing will make any waves?