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From a cursory glance into eth 2.0, it seems like they created sharding and PoS out of something very akin to the entirety of Chainlink - implemented on eth entirely.
>muh blockchain agnostcism
Good luck with gaining traction when your main initial use case gets swiped from under your feet. I'm sure those Cardano decentralized oracles will make up for it, lel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jky_1HWjYqw

>"Ethereum gonna get true random number generation without Chainlink"

+ USER DATA HACKED

https://binance.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360028031711

>>13548244
so where else do you wanna buy a decentralized asset issued by no gov or centralized party you absolute brainlet

this is the dumbest thread of the week

i got liquidated for 40 bitcoins. all i have left is 100k link.

should i kms?

>>13535313
Spotted the virgin.

>>13531983
mfw i eat sushi worth of some faggots portfolio in 2 days.

anyone else feeling this? im already 24 and i cant fucking wait 3 more years to make it. i want to enjoy wealth in my prime

i fucking cringe at boomers telling me to invest longterm like warren buffet holy fuck will you fucktards shut up already. who the fuck wants to change places with an old billionare boomer when your dick wont work and you cant overhead press 2 plates anymore. imagine whores only wanting to fuck you because of money and not because of your prime aesthetics

Smart contracts are bullshit for various reasons. When you put your property on a smart contract, when you lose your keys are you going to move out of your house now? If you die, is the property gone forever and can't be owned by anyone ever again?

Some people say "well you have multisig and have a will, once you die it gets handled"

Except it doesn't. Who decides if you're dead or not? Who has the ultimate say? The doctor? Your spouse? The government? Whoever that person is, you'll have to trust them. Which goes against the whole smart contract idea of removing trust in the first place.

Now people will say that's why you need an oracle (aka chainlink), but an oracle doesn't know either. At best you can aggregate data. So if you want to know who won the football game, you can get data from fox sports, espn, etc. And then you can say ok this team won. Except you're trusting all those sources. It doesn't remove trust. That's because whatever computer, they can't verify things themselves because they don't know how to. How is ETH supposed to know, with 100% certainty, that you're dead? Even doctors call people's deaths and sometimes they come back alive minutes later.

Also, to write a smart contract with no trust, you need to learn ETH coding, be very well versed and hope you don't make a mistake. Because if you do, you can lose all your money or your property. You need to write bug-proof code. As any software developer if that's possible. You need to do this multiple times not just once in a smart-contract world.

>breadcrumbs
can you link faggots stop making me cringe and go back to r*ddit please

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