/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57173656
literally satoshi
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMCwfjWnelQ

Fuck the Bulgarians

>>28476677
Checked. Also I dont know what you mean by pull

>>24608248
Dont be retarded nufag. 1000 LINK is a suicide stack. You will never make it unless you pump those numbers

I spend a lot of time rubbing shoulders in the FinTech environment in LA and SF, and I hear chain link in places you would never imagine.

Let me just say this, in a couple weeks time you crazy misfits are really in for a change. You round pegs in the square holes finally saw things differently. I simply cannot express how excited I am for you wacky kids. ChainLink cannot be ignore because it WILL create a change in the status quo that you trouble makers never accepted.

Lord almighty are you guys in for it this time.

Never posted on /biz/ and never will in future guys, just want to say one thing for you all. LINK is going to cca 14-16$ in late august, september 2020, then going down for long time. In 6 years maybe it will go higher, but I don´t have that info yet. Do what you want with that info. Have a nice day.

>>16318109
Witnessed&Based.

>mfw black
>mfw 50k chainlink
>mfw gonna buy next to your house and fuck your gf when you leave

never getting rid of me
T. Tyrone

buy LINK, fuckhead.

Chainlink started to be controlled by them the day the logo was changed
Sirgay was told : Great job son we
will take it from here

https://twitter.com/BoredwithCrypto/status/1156400047371759617

What went wrong?

>>9484323
Here's the medium post.
https://medium.com/chainlink/viewing-chainlink-transactions-on-the-ropsten-testnet-d59d7173e510
>You can now create your own contracts to utilize Chainlink on Ropsten
My cyberpunk dream job is one step closer to reality

>>7777777

>>7998130
I'm not jonny :)

I am a ChainLink newb which is curious about the use case scenario of ChainLink. So, do I get it right when I think that SpaceX future Mars missions might also benefit off of it?
It is quite possible, that they will need a big water tank on Mars (I get it, they might find other sources of getting water untill then, but for the sake of the possible use case scenario I use this).
This water tank is equipped with a sensor which transmits the amount of water inside the tank 24/7 and is connected to the ChainLink network.
In the meantime there is a smartcontract set up, which is getting inputs from the ChainLink Oracle about the current level of water inside the tank.
This data is moving from ranges and has a set value for -min and max. gallons of water.
Now the water sensor gets a value which Based upon calculation, lasts for the next 100 earth days untill it runs out (Wich equals the time to travel from Earth to Mars).
The smartcontract is designed to trigger a payment for the next rockets, loaded with fresh water supplies and an insurance for the crew on Mars -which in case of a failed rocked launch will die of dehydration and the family on earth will be payed with x amount of $ for their loss.
So: sensor fires alarm, transmits to ChainLink network, smartcontract orders new rockets with water, rockets lift off, rockets land on Mars successfully,
insurance gets suspended -alles alive jehaw, water tank is full again, rockets head back to earth, smartcontract resets/renews and the circle starts all over again.

Now you tell me /biz/ if I am right about this possible ChainLink use case? And what other use cases might be interesting for ChainLink.

>>7777777

SO DIT WE GET IT GYS?

they also made the github public, and sergey to present w DocuSign founder ant SXSW in 24 days

Really makes you think

So what exactly is >price singularity everyone is talking about?

>>7758385

>Rubic link