/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>13719625
why so much resistance at 0.98

>>11397795
truly, understand the following; among the nearly non-existent percentage of people who are interested in blockchain technology or just making fast bucks off it, an even lesser portion of those know/understand chainlink and the ramifications of what it will allow us to do.
Hold on to your link stack, swing-gamble if you must, but don't fucking *sell*.
Exercise patience. Most of the people who made it off bitcoin were the ones who either forgot about their -then- infinitesimal stacks, or truly understood the impact it would have, and held.

I hereby issue a challenge to any willing to take it up. Take a portion of your link stack (1-100%) and stick it somewhere you won't touch it. Don't even think about touching it.
Come back 10 years from now and post results here, if /biz/ still exists. Otherwise, post it on /crypt/

Hey guys I am from Papua New Guinea, and have been selling claims to my “oil” for years. I had a vision, I had a this , I had a that, I really did. It has been going great for me and my family, until this smart contract company came around. Now I cannot promise “this or that” to my investors. what am I going to do!!??

>>10921233

>>8885685
low key subtle link shill. i love it.

Bump

>>8815757
LINK SHILL

Commodities contracts

First step was payment coins like bitcoin, litecoin or even nano. Next step was setting up smart contracts for DaPPs. Ethereum, NEO etc.

>Smart contracts are limited to digitalized data. They have a limited application in real life and cannot substitute real contracts. You cannot digitalize reality.

Final step is finding a way to get external/real world data from the outside world onto the blockchain. This is where ChainLink comes into play and solves what is known as the 'Oracle Problem.'

ChainLink is not only a bridge for triggering smart contracts from other platforms but is also the first one which can securely insert offline data into smart contracts or grabbing them out from elsewhere. Every single visionary use case with ethereum you heard of needs data from outside of the crypto ecosystem.

Literally smart contracts are the last shot to make it. Currency coins besides XMR and BTC are indeed pointless

>>8522395
>>8521990

>>8376789
They'd be following each other way back when if they created bitcoin. They wouldn't just now be getting around to follow each other would they,?

>>8379204
Oh boy.

>>7065877
IQ is the number of thousands of LINK I own.
And I keep buying.

>>7025712
>a newfag's mind is blown
here's some more

>>6995987

>>6995470
kek. we'll see
look at the picture. look at it. Do you see when that was published? Do you?
See who wrote it?
Have you seen that name before?

“Murder at the liar’s...”

What was meant by this?