/biz/ - Business & Finance

Some may be focused on the idea adoption will come from some new open blockchain interface, but that may not be the case. According to Sergey, initial adoption might actually come from businesses like DocuSign that already manage agreements, already have millions of end users with millions of contracts being processed monthly, and already have high-quality interfaces with the necessary legal compliance. To solidify this point, Sergey mentioned what he thought the goal of the smart contract ecosystem in general should be: “The goal of our space should be to make a digital agreement that’s so competitive because it’s so much better, that for them (companies like Tom’s) to take that form of digital agreement and make that their backend, is a no brainer.”

just unironically bought 2k more because I saw this. thanks OP

>>12679464
run a node or use Linkpool. I'm going to do both. Running a node shouldn't be difficult and thomas has posted good instructions and I believe the team is building a simple to use UI so it shouldn't be too hard. Always do tests, never reveal your passphrase, and it should be easy.

I spent some linkies on some linkpool because I think early on as node operators get rewarded, there will be an exponential curve related to the amount of linkies node oeprators receive early on (x axis) vs the increasing price due to supply side shortages (y axis). So the LINK cost of buying a linkpool share will be offset as linkpool is the first to begin caputring much of the node operator distro tokens and this will add up quickly and outpace the price increase so I should, theoretically, gain more links than the amount I've paid for my linkpool contract share.

But
>Theoretically, we're all made of cheese, Sergey Nazarov

500 LINKLET here will i ever make it

>>12592218
He is standing there HAND in his pocket fiddling his balls. He is fat af (not only belly, his ass has grown out). ITS OVER

will 1000 links ever make it :( do i sell at 1000 bucks

>>12463839
this made me poo poo pee pee

>>12450702
kek. blessed be sergey on this glorious day

>>12431824
>

Only once will I post this. Only once.

Those of you who have been blindly following the chainlink shills are absolute fucking retards. If you had an IQ above 90 and spent 30 minutes researching, you'd actually understand why you are making the worst investment of your lives.

The problem with this board is literally most of the Chainlink shills could not explain to you why Chainlink is actually an amazing shitcoin. The few anons that do get it's a scam and post legitimately useful information get ignored because most of this board is dense and dumb as fuck and when they can't understand something is a scam they act like it wasn't even posted.

Chainlink is next gen ponzi. It will make all current holders with 10k+ bankrupt. You may have to wait 2-3 years, which most of you will be too dumb to do. You'll see a decrease a year from now and because you've been checking the price every fucking day for over 1500 days you'll think "fuck it, I'm selling, this isn't going anywhere!". When the token actually goes to zero you'll be holding the keys to your piece of shit Pontiac and those of us who weren't total brainlets and didnt buy will be having you park our Bentley's because you work as a fucking valet now.

This is not pasta. Do not repost this. This is simply the truth. Fucking screencap and check back in 2021. You know I'm right, I always am.

The last time we saw this much volume was the bithumb listing.

>>12292390
>tfw only few hours before the 1000 anhero EOY

>>12258598
We are too poor to invest man.

>>12250386
this is the harsh truth deluded marinelets refuse to acknowledge sadly...

>>12229871
to be totally honest i sold all my bags last month.
I feel relieved. Hodling stinkies is too much stress.

This is old knowledge, but why does he repeat himself / sound nervous here?

https://youtu.be/XYiEPFRHV9A?t=2186

linky stays stinky 1000EOY

All you do is rip off rich boomers who can't into finance, right?

this is now a pee pee poo poo thread

>>12130008
Not before Feb.

>>12112359
yea yea yea
>they're super special.
We already know. I'm already all in link and believe. But talk to us about tech. Are we gonna see large enterprise activity on the testnet? Public announcements by big name (((corporations)))? What should we be looking for next?

neither

>>12066656
It wouldn't suprise this board that he works in a kitchen and Astro in a gameshop.

This are the people who invest in Chainlink. Draw your own conclusions

>The pilot GPI pre-validation service is set to kick off at the BEGINNING OF 2019 with 15 selected banks including J.P. Morgan, Barclays, Bank of China and CitiGroup, among others. According to SWIFT, the service is expected to provide TOTAL TRANSPARENCY to payment beneficiaries and originators, making the cost, routes and delivery of their funds highly predictable.

Yeah, I am thinking we're gonna make it.