/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29625304
>take BTC
>kms
>am no longer alive so can now have sex

>>28196809
>yeah everybody would have invested 13k in a literally who coin. sounds legit
You should have been here in September 2017. Back in the days of a magical site called EtherDelta

>>22769961
Jesus dude. Get your fucking link off binance. You're giving those chinks power to manipulate the price.

How much LP to get 8.33 every other week?

Thanks anons good job. I gotta deliver it to my boss now he likes to have one while on stage

>>20804331
Sergey better announce something tommoros to liquidate the short. I'm all in with nothing left to buy. I am at his mercy.

>>20786787
As long as the scalability problem isn't solved we can't go beyond state enforced paper sadly, and it's anyone's guess if it will ever get a solution.

>>20761679

Realistically l, if everything goes according to plan and LINK does become the standard oracle provider for smart contracts, how high can the price of LINK go?
I know the meme is 1keoy, but is 1k the ultimate peak or merely a step?

I've run some numbers assuming a takeover by LINK of the whole quadrillion dollars derivative market and I found that it would put the price of LINK at no less than 10 million of dollars for one single LINK. But surely I miscalculated, right?

>>20657805
Most are going to because they want to know the accurate datas of others, we are acting like a hivemind where the individual is acting for the best interest of the group when he can predict that most doing so is in his own interest. Basically the hivemind we've created will ditch the prisoner's dilemma.
A minority will cheat but there is a way of reading the datas that minimize their ability to cheat us, and the more voters we got the more insignificant cheating will be on a statistical level

>>20631590
But the question remains: where do we do from here?

Based had one too

>>19827053
Yeah youd think chinks would Hate this type of ledger

>>19747636
Fuck man I'm drunk n excited don't mind me

90% of this thread is arseholes pretending to be experts like creg writ satoshi cosplayer. imagine trusting the opinion of "experts" in clown world rn regardless of the industry.
The Chainlink team need to shift their focus towards explaining the complexities of the oracle problem to avoid plebs claiming to have solved the oracle problem over the weekend. Sergey and the rest of the two man team are championship weekend warriors deal with it faggots.

>>18366060
Nice digits but if you read the white paper it clearly says "steaking" (soon™). Sergers is partial to turns of phrase like fundamentally

>>17550961
Thanks timo

Amen

let’s fucking pump boys

I just watched the video on YouTube from Washington DC and the dude talked about using chainlink for aeroplanes. Seemed bullish to me. I'd invest in snx, bat, and anything else hedging link.

>>16663651
Thanks fren and Merry Christmas, trying to look out for all the anons here. We’re all gonna make it in the 2020s.
I think smart contracts will have an effect in the legal field but it will take time for adoption. the average solo tort lawyer like me isn’t going anywhere for the next 15-20 years but some massive firm will nix an entire staff of office workers and pencil pushers.

>>16663655
I have my eye on Kleros but have not done diligent research yet. Will check out heliast.io thanks for the rec


>>16663658
Alex Grey is as based as they get. Also check out Android Jones.
Going to sleep as it’s late as fuck here but will reply to questions if the thread is still up when I rise

>>16553137
Rip, thanks for the money kiddo

>>16539649
Yeah it's obviously Chainlink (and she probably owns a bag too)

>>16477665
I would love to watch Sergey use the sybil attack to backdoor the new TEE intel intern