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>>17006731
Dr. NS

T O N I G H T
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQlByoPdG6c
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyLQViMuE7I
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jN0TWNRaXo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEn9bqOy7zw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4WG_y7owmM

7k stack, not sure if I should be comfy or insecure

way ahead of you there

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCBV0uDwgBM

>dopamine running low...

mfw can accumulate more stinkies on the cheap

>>15542483
Threshold sigs are already literally done. Mixicles are done as well.
The only major parts left are staking and reputation. But at this rate, I would suspect both sometime by 2020. They have sped up development a thousandfold compared to 2018. The team is only growing. In any case, every new release has been smooth. Only a pajeet team would've rushed out a full mainnet, only to have it unusable due to thousands of bugs. Slow and steady wins the race.

Singularity is approaching.

>>15330708
Consider this:

We've went through a lengthy consolidation period for link. The daily shows that we're primed for another massive breakout. We've had a slow bleed to the 2.30s today, although this should be an obvious beartrap to anyone with a brain. Before every major pump, the exact same thing happened. Think mainnet, google, etc. The charts never lie.

Expect both a partnership announcement tomorrow and an announcement regarding the project's development (staking). Logically staking has to be implemented relatively soon if network usage is to seriously increase. Everything points towards this. PSD2 and SWIFT especially. The snowball effect will be massive.

We are all going to make it.

>he doesn't see the obvious beartrap

Just wait until Sergey's speech.

>>15303323
Nearly all link breadcrumbs seem so on their own. But then you have to remember what the ultimate goal is. A standardized network.

Hundreds of teams is not a meme. Truthfully, it's more like thousands. Another team added is another confirmation that Link is the standard for decentralized oracles.

You really have to zoom out and take in everything, to truly appreciate what they've accomplished so far and what they will continue to do.

This is how empires are built.

>>15294252
Nope. Nobody was seriously discussing Sibos last year. This is because PSD2 efforts will only begin in earnest this year.

I'm not saying that the banking conglomerates will come out immediately and start using Chainlink for every single open banking payment, but they will announce their intentions to move forward with it.

This is a fact and you will see as this unfolds before your very eyes at this years' Sibos. /biz/ likes to discuss tech giants, even derivatives, both of which are massive for link. But most people overlook the fact that the entire banking industry, beginning with Europe, will use Chainlink. Every single payment. This is coming a lot sooner than you believe. Mostly because it requires no front end. The consumer will see everything in relation to fiat, while Chainlink works its magic in the background.

All in all, just make sure you've bought back in before Sibos. I'd even say buy back in now before Web3 just to be on the safe side.

The ride to the top 5 has just begun.

>>14977777
you just win...

10k link will be worth $100 million USD in 5-7 years.
Can you believe that?

>>14908195
based and $1000 eoy pilled

>>14852700
Only the annoying ones who haven't lurked enough and read the archives before asking retarded questions.

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>>14794748
have one of these?

>>14785400
damn, same here....

sip a day keeps the roasties away

>>14760626
1OOO