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>>18403320
oh anon
I come from another time

>>17571142
No, just third-world exchange rates. The national minimum wage here buys 0.25 LINK at current price, for an hour of work.
In America considering $7.25 an hour, that's roughly 1.5 LINK.

this is now a old linkmeme thread

>>7822334
I actually gave the whitepaper a look and I understand the basics, how it will connect different blockchains and use real life data inputs to validate Smart Contracts. It's an amazing tech, like I said if it does 20% of what it promises, it'll make many nazi bizmen NEETs millionaires.