/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58035740
this, 0/10 wouldnt bang

>>57957928
BUMP

https://vocaroo.com/1jSMbbartn5w

[Verse]
Back in the day, when the beats were fresh
Sergay on the mic, he spittin' the best
Droppin' knowledge, solvin' problems, ain't no doubt
Chainlink network, he knows what it's about (oh yeah)
Smart contracts runnin' on the blockchain
Sergay's got the key, he's makin' it rain

[Chorus]
Linkin' up algorithms, solvin' the oracle problem (uh-huh)
Chainlink network, it's the way to go (that's right)
Sergay's got the skills, he's keepin' it on the low
Makin' smart contracts secure and sound (secure and sound)
Old school hip hop, it's comin' around (come on)

-

https://vocaroo.com/16iDTLTkYVcB

[Verse]
Yo, listen up, I got a story to tell
'Bout this cat named Sergey, he was wise as hell (as hell)
He had a problem, need a solution, ya see
Oracle woes was causin' him misery (uh-huh)
Smart contract flow, he needed it tight
But the data was off, like day to night (uh-uh)

[Chorus]
Chainlink came through, with the magic touch
Solving the oracle problem, ain't that much
With decentralized networks, bringin' the hype
Sergey got his solution, evadin' the strife (uh, yeah)
Smart contracts movin' smooth as silk
Thanks to Chainlink, they built on solid built

>>49477777
checked and kek'd

>>49440020
og pic. nice

>>29243183
roll

>>27462606
I think about it occasionally and it’s a yes and no. A lot of things definitely lined up. From ever meeting the person who told me about crypto, to being able to throw a dart at any random project in 2017 and still profit. I think the biggest hurdle was with Link. When everything was crashing in early 2018 I sunk over 100k+ usd into Link after sifting through the breadcrumbs and fud, realizing the potential. Then watching my entire stack STILL fall nearly 95% of its ath, and stick through it when I could have just cashed out and had 30-40k as a semi decent savings for a temporary time. I’ll never let anyone tell me I got lucky AFTER I had already sat here for weeks and deciding Link was the next big thing then having the fortitude to sit through nearly 2 years before it did anything significant. Those were some brutal times and anyone else holding through them will tell you the same and say they were rewarded accordingly

>>26407327
Couldn't find it even though I thought I had saved everything since 2018 January.

COFFE STANDARD

How many times will we have to tell you???

It was going to be $20 but now it’s likely the $80-100 range

>>20728696
Hold unless you need it right now. I’m at about 1.5 mil after taxes if I sold everything right now. I want 1 mill post tax and to still have 150k-200k Link to hold long term and potentially stake. I truly believe we’ll see $20 by eoy

>>19466952
see
>>19466882

why do I keep spoonfeeding you clowns? I'll probably never know

>>18777777
Checked. They all bend the knee. 1k eoy

>>16340664
I’m down roughly 170k usd since a little over a week ago when we hit that $3.15. I lash out online at times but it really doesn’t even phase me at this point. I’ve held through so much in the last almost 2 years with Link and even before that that I know it’ll come back up. Ive has my specific sell points since forever and I’m not closing to budging or selling early on them.

>>14881352
that's traceable for fraud though
I was thinking merch like lighters, gas cans, knifes, and fire extinguishers. maybe a sprinkler?
or maybe a shirt like #weepforwhateverthatplaceiscalled

>>14570967
I also have 100k+ (top 180 range) and don’t think it’s that much but maybe I’m just jaded with being in crypto for so long. Either way I don’t think it was that hard to have gotten over 100k in presale if you were in crypto as late as mid 2017. You only need to have invested 10-20k usd

>>14355510
the rest of that thread is so fucking cringy
redditors genuinely shilling stuff like Nano, Vechain and even fucking BOMB, literal crypto beanie baby collectible. Let these retards miss the 4th industrial revolution. I don't want them to make it.

>>14330984
3 month vacation now or wait a couple years for a lifelong vacation

>>14019889
>No crypto
>What should I do to not be a fucking loser in 5 years?
???? anon?

>>13978299
It is known

>>13962705
Slow exit scam

we are the pioneers
remember that

>>13709208
Can't wait for this bounty hunter system. Although it's going to be difficult determining who killed the person. One way would be to have the bounty listed up, then a bounty hunter would accept it and if the contract gets information within 1 month that the person is dead, then the bounty hunter gets paid. This would introduce another problem. FBI or other LE will be accepting the contracts and staying idle. But there is a way to fix this as well. Bounty hunters could be verified. For example you could see if the hunter has accepted bounties in the past and completed them. Kind of like a reputation system to weed out the LE. There could also be a staking system. To accept the contract you would have to stake like $10k and if the person isn't dead within a month, the bounty hunter will lose its stake.