/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56302295
Ethereum is a shitcoin, but Chainlink tokenomics are even more corrupt.

>>54777672
Tiktok Linkcel.
For someone who has no information about any of the alleged "partnerships" you sure have a big fucking mouth.

Why don't you put out, big boy? Put out like your mother did.

>>53669792
>Sad when you remember satoshi mined millions with his laptop CPU.

It wasn't a premine you worthless, shitcoin nigger. In a premine, developers hard code coin balances for themselves into their own ledger prior to public mining becoming available. Satoshi clearly didn’t do this, he solo mined for a while simply because there were no users in those early days.
If public mining was available, and no coins were distributed prior to that, the coin wasn’t premined. And crucially, Satoshi never claimed or withdrew any of those early coins, unlike issuers of Shitcoins, who enrich themselves, pic related.

Despite the definition of “premine” being extremely clear cut and objective, apologists for premined coins often liberally redefine and butcher the definition for financially-motivated, self-serving reasons:

>See, Bitcoin is premined too. My shitcoin did nothing wrong!

>>53097683
>Twitter screenshot from the scamming side
>Proof

Lmao.
Show me a legally binding contract or agreement that SWIFT is in ANY WAY involved with your illegal security issuer.

Why do you think Sergey was forced to flee offshore and operate out of the Cayman Islands?
Because IT'S ILLEGAL to print your own air token in the US and pretty much everywhere else in the world, and then dump it on the public to raise money for nothing in return. 100% securities law fraud.

Once the Cripple premined security scam is resolved by the SEC, the other premine, ICO illegal air token scams like LINK and ADA will fall rapidly.
I can't wait for the day when LINKcels are forced to flee to Yobit which will be the only place willing to trade LINK shitcoins, with a 24/hr volume of $1,000.

>>29002273

It's amazing how much money you NEETs have given him for NOTHING.

To this day, LINK does not earn a single fucking dollar of business revenue and never will. All of the alleged partners were fraudulent and empty claims.

This is a bigger scam than Ripple.

>>28985347

This.

LINK is the most overpriced shitcoin in history.

>>25091872

I warned you fucking idiots since 2017. This was the most obvious scam in crypto, HUGE target reticle on it for years. I don't care any more, you HAVE TO learn the hard way.

Chainlink is next because it has a criminal business model and is also an illegal securities emission sold mostly to the US public, and will be pursued no matter where they are stationed.

>>22506952

You must be new to crypto.

If the product is not an outright scam and has a good technical basis and reasonable use case (truly decentralized Ethereum oracle is a good use case), then simply HOLD.

You will be rewarded.

It's clearly not a Sushi or BZRX rugpull, and the economics are pretty good because of the low circulation, and the rapidly increasing mining difficulty. The marketcap is a miniscule fraction of what LINK is, which means it can still do a 5-10x from here on, unlike LINK, which has a behemoth 7 billion fully diluted MC, which means for the token to double in price, another 7 billion dollars have to flow into LINK, which isn't fucking happening.

I'd be much more worried having any serious money in LINK than Tellor.

>>21860863

You faggots were prancing around calling it a partnership for months after the hoax.

Sergey is already trading on thin ice with the SEC for his illegal security that is sold to US retail investors, so obviously he has legal counsel coaching him on what they can and cannot call it.

No one knows what the fuck an "integration" actually means, so this was a deliberate move for the planned pump and dump.

And it achieved its goals. I 4x my BTC stack thanks to this smoke and mirrors show back in June 2019.

But it's nothing more than a game og musical chairs. The actual business value of Chainlink is no more than 50 million market cap even if DEFI succeeds and ETH 2.0 is flawless.

Plus Chainlink is probably the most corrupt pre-mine in all crypto history, second only to XRP.

>>21802119

This will be $100 in a few days.

Most of the crackheads on /biz/ are already priced out of a stack.

It's a better, less corrupt and scammy LINK that DEFI ecosystem users are definitely more aligned with, since LINK is seen as wildly overvalued and expensive.

>>21687900
>Sergey and his sacred LINK token.

You mean 70% of ALL LINK tokens?

>>21683913

Is it a competition to determine which coin is more corrupt and which premine is more criminal?

Who's winning?

>>21665242

Devs fucked investors too many times for anyone to get excited about the project.

They've done ZERO to support the value of the REQ token. It's literally the most useless ICO short of shitcoins like LINK, which have zero purpose for a token.

>>21443818

LINK is the most overvalued shitcoin in the history of crypto.

Even XRP is looking less corrupt with their criminal premine and distribution.

>>21427871

Either LINK is overvalued or TRB is massively undervalued.

What will it be Stinky link?