/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57941091
Dan actually gave Blythe a footrub, wtf lol

good new link memes are a bullish indicator. they drove much of the previous link run. sergey and ari need to build and we need to post.

>>29426311
>>29426821
The point is don't be mad at Sergey that staking hasn't been released, be mad at Vitalik for building a shit network that is not enterprise ready.

>>19187861

that was due to mainnet though. i hope i'm wrong but idk if there's anything due to be released soon.

>Jonathon Levi (middle circled)

>>13486860
right here dipshit.

>>13407811
theoretical cheese.

i've gotta hand it to you biz, you managed to pull it off.
mainnet will be released within a matter of weeks, and while the shills have managed to spread the word about chainlink to devs and business types across twitter, there's been enough fud and disinfo to keep the number of normies and redditors aware of chainlink to an absolute minimum.
you secured the existence of our neet nodes and a future for autists.

>>12533549

>>12476957

The private blockchain FUD that Thomas spawned has been circuiting throughout /biz/ and the linkie-verse at large and in it's course gotten completely out of hand. I don't enjoy watching my fellow marines wallow in despair when everything is going so right for Chainlink, so I've taken it upon myself to briefly pontificate on the matter for your edification.

tl;dr: ZKPs (zero knowledge proofs) will make the distinction between private and public blockchains obsolete, meaning your LINK tokens will in fact be used by enterprises and in turn make you rich.

https://www.ey.com/en_gl/news/2018/10/ey-launches-the-world-s-first-secure-private-transactions-over-the-ethereu-public-blockchain

>EY today announced the launch of EY Ops Chain Public Edition (PE) prototype, the world’s first implementation of zero-knowledge proof (ZKP) technology on the public Ethereum blockchain. This technology is a first that will allow companies to privately and securely create and sell product and service tokens on a public blockchain with private access to their transaction records.

>“Private blockchains give enterprises transaction privacy, but at the expense of reduced security and resiliency. With zero-knowledge proofs, organizations can transact on the same network as their competition in complete privacy and without giving up the security of the public Ethereum blockchain.”

>“The development of tools that enhance the capabilities of public blockchains will spur enterprise adoption of public blockchains and are crucial to the growth of blockchain technologies in general. The ability to ensure privacy while retaining the security and resilience of public blockchains is an important consideration. It offers an opportunity for enterprises to begin building real-world solutions on public blockchains and is an important step in the evolution of the technology.”

>>12020608

zero knowledge proof. it'll allow enterprises to operate publicly (with all the benefits of public blockchain like decentralization) without revealing sensitive information (all the benefits of a private blockchain).

look up hacera. the ceo is jonathan levi, same guy in this picture with sergey and vitalik. his significance didn't make any sense to me until this latest fud.

>>12020695

zero knowledge proof. it'll allow enterprises to operate publicly (with all the benefits of public blockchain like decentralization) without revealing sensitive information (all the benefits of a private blockchain).

look up hacera. the ceo is jonathan levi, same guy in this picture with sergey and vitalik. his significance didn't make any sense to me until this latest fud.

https://twitter.com/ghiliweld/status/1048463129212899329

>>9269803
Look really closely

>>9258824
DO YOU SEE?

>>9259505
Fuck wrong edit.