/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>8726454
>The reality of api's opening up has nothing to do with chainlink
Chainlink connects API feeds to the blockchain. It demonstrably doesn't have "nothing to do with it". I can't believe such stubborn, autistic retards exist. I mean, see this:
>>8726494
Now Mulesoft are saying exactly what I'm saying. Blockchain and APIs. I suspected that Mulesoft/Salesforce/Docusign/Capgemini are all gonna be using LINK upon mainnet launch, not least because their logos share the same blue colour.

These companies are so tightly intertwined. I'm sure they're all just the same company at this point. Next in line to be absorbed is SmartContract.com. How deluded am I?
>Capgemini bullish on smart contracts, quotes Sergey by name in their report
>Capgemini now offering a psd2 service to banks
>includes a "smart token" as part of this service, suspiciously similar sounding to SWIFT's "smart oracle"
>mfw banks are now willing to use shittokens
>Capgemini's PSD2 service utilises Mulesoft
>Mulesoft is a company which is about monetising APIs
>Mulesoft acquired by Salesforce for $6.5bn
>Chainlink Dev formerly connected to Salesforce and Sergey tweets the Salesforce CEO directly
>Sergey and Docusign founder sit on SXSW panel together and Docusign founder is bullish on smart contracts and decentralized oracles
>Salesforce and Mulesoft are partnered with Docusign, they offer integrated services
>Capgemini is partnered with both Mulesoft and Salesforce, and is a client of Docusign

LINK is the missing piece of the puzzle here. Bringing APIs to smart contracts and bringing smart contracts to businesses. If this isn't all enough to convince you, consider this:
>The Docusign, Salesforce, Mulesoft, Capgemini and ChainLink offices are all within a 10-30 minute walk of each other
>They all have that same blue colour in their logo