/biz/ - Business & Finance

90% of /biz/ nowadays doesn't even know who this guy is

>>57289294

>>56599763
>cross-chain trading
>trustless

>https://blog.chain.link/chainlink-staking-v0-2-early-access-eligibility/
>Furthermore, the Chainlink Foundation makes no assurances about the performance or security of third-party delegation and liquid staking systems created or employed by node operators or other ecosystem participants.
SDL sisters btfo

Thx just sold 100k
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JsZxc0YJI8

>>55537522
Checked
They never learn...

>>55409727
accessible to all, you say...

kek, I just looked it up and these guys don't even use chainlink
oracle hack imminent

>>54511367

They never listen.......too late now.....

>>53802614
>developing your own solution anyway

>>53574201
...so what you're saying is I shouldn't have sold?

>>52748406
I wouldn't bother. Just focus on buying low and selling high.

Staking will lock up a large amount of tokens as collateral to secure the network. Individual investors (as opposed node operators) should see that potential reduction in supply as a catalyst for price appreciation which will be much more profitable than any staking will be. Once staking v1.0+ is released, the market will determine the rate of return of staking link. Just like traditional fixed income.

As more LINK is staked, LINK prices will increase, making staking rates of return decrease. As rates decrease, there'll be less incentive to stake, which will put down pressure on the token price which will increase the rate of return of staking. An equilibrium rate will be reached. It most definitely won't be a high rate of return, because we're talking about an automated NaaS model here, where the only real operating cost is electricity. It'll be a race to the bottom in terms of staking rates of return and a race to the top in terms of LINK price. Staking will end up being an activity attractive mostly to large players (dare I say "institutions") with low risk tolerance, and a few nerds. Like bitcoin mining.

>>52658382
The code defining the properties of your revolutionary shitcoin has basic conceptual errors that I (a literal who) found while casually scrolling through in 5 minutes. Basic as in, anyone who has ever written (SOLLLLL) and deployed a "hello world" smart contract would realize this is absolute shit.

Best of luck on your porcelain acquiring ventures!

>>52610008
>proof of liabilities cannot be proven mathematically therefore this is all useless.
https://twitter.com/AriJuels/status/1592637566540447746

>We’re excited to announce that the beta of Chainlink Staking (v0.1) is planned to go live on Ethereum mainnet on December 6, 2022
>December 6
>written 6/12 in Europe
>216

He loves fucking around with the schizos, doesn't he?

Sergey: Ryan Gosling
Ari Juels: Tom Holland
Adelyn Zhou: Bobby Lee
Blythe Masters: Emma Thompson
Vitalik: DJ Qualls
Gary Gensler: David Cross
Klaus Schwab: Bobby Lee
CZ: Bobby Lee
Su Zhu: Bobby Lee
Do Kwon: Bobby lee
SBF: Jonah Hill
Caroline: Bobby Lee
Charles Hoskinson: Ricky Gervais
CSW: Will Ferrell
Richard Heart: Steve Carrell
Alex Mashinsky: Will Forte
Jessica Khater: Bobby Lee

Ari is already working on proof of liabilities
https://twitter.com/AriJuels/status/1592637566540447746

Always a couple of steps in front of the masses

>>52312816

Is there any concrete evidence pic rel is behind all the bridge exploits/oracle failures?

you first have to go one week back
>Eric Schmidt announced as speaker for smartcon

strange uh? why announce this now?
well that was a bait

now you have to go a few months back
>Ari found out that btc whales were manipulating the btc price to fuck with link
>at first he could not believe it but thanks to the work of the marines here and his team of nerd onchain quants, he had to
>that's when he thought of this plan, let's bait them, make them feel at ease

hence the schmidt announcement and the link market going "on maintenance". He orchestrated the whole thing, the link community manager hinting at an announcement, Sergey's 10 minute speech...

It all went according to his plan, he now has the addresses of the manipulators, and, even more importantly, he got in their heads, he owns them now.

Expect more upside from now on, you've been warned