/biz/ - Business & Finance

Im tired of riding the LINK waves up and down. Im holding since oct 2017 now. With just 2 moves at the right time i could have tripled my stack and cashed out some to buy an ounce of gold or two.

Now or within the next days is the time to sell isnt it?
I only bought 6 k back then and always thought its to little to swing some of it but after years its so tiresome to see my portfolio riding to 25,000 then to 10,000 again and again.

Note: pic is from nov 2017 and was quite right.

>>4969125
>YOU is THE man.

>>4031479
How many Links for all three?

Same here op. I got this same abuse trying to shill Walton at 75 cents when the same bit fuckery was going on. Just hold strong. 72k linkies here.

>>3851764
LINK

Just hope you guys know that no banker from Sibos is going to want to buy any link if its on some Pajeet "Binance" website.

Prove me wrong?

>>3822607
>>3822626
We have the best memes don't we folks?

Biz Chainlink Nodes - Anyone Building or have any knowledge on how this is going to work, brainlet here.

From Sergey

>We'll have a walkthrough, and it's in a docker container, so it will be very easy to get going. The real question to start thinking about as a ChainLink node operator is what data feeds, and/or other APIs you'd like to provide smart contracts access to. The more often used the API you're making accessible through your chainlink, the more LINK you'll be paid by smart contracts that want to use that API through your chainlink.

We think the network will need many machines, probably more than 300. Likely having independent parties run each one will be valuable, but you running multiple nodes will have its benefits too, like being able to handle more requests. It's hard for me to say how many nodes you should run. That will depend on market dynamics of the network.
We're working on the reward mechanics, and once those are released you should have a more concrete answer. Have have you signed up for our newsletter, or on the site? That would be the easiest way to get notified as we announce more.
Wherever you run your Ethereum node, which may be on the same machine or a separate machine, you may have to open port 8545. Alternatively, you can configure the JSON-RPC API to run on a different port. If you do so, you can change where your ChainLink node talks to your Ethereum node by changing the ETHEREUM_URL variable in your .env file.
When you boot up the ChainLink node now, that gets you an individual node which you can communicate with today. That node does not communicate with a wider ChainLink network, that will be added along with additional configuration in a later ChainLink update. We also plan on issuing more detailed guides on how to set up and configure different parts of your ChainLink node.
Thanks for the support, please let me know if you have additional questions, or there's anything I can clarify.

>>3790255
Buy LINK. Wake up a few months later to big tits flopping in your face at your new Vegas penthouse.

>>3789721
I can't wait until this kills that fucking shitcoin. Ripple has been a blight on crypto for the past year, we are going to suck its market cap away like a vampire.