/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18648315
>Who woulda knew HTTP and shit doesn't need 32 million

Imagine if it did though, imagine if we could shoehorn a token into the mix for the purposes of fleecing tech-illiterate retards. Now that would have been fun.

>>18608930
Autismal fedora shit. Look at you sucking his recessed cock acting like he invented the concept of an Oracle. Stop pretending everything is related to Sirgay. He's scared of people like me, since I came up he's gone turbo paranoid and tried even harder to mask his trails.

Shart contracts and Oracles taking over the world are pipe dreams and will continue to be for a while. Sirgay still doesn't understand that you can't make money from a protocol if you want it to succeed. This alliance of actually open and decentralized oracles is his single biggest fear. Expect a monumental LINK dump when these guys actually bring out a working standard.

>>17092691
>their experience working with the oracle problem
>having a conference where you just talk about yourself and what you're up to these days personally
What experience? How many times must linkoids be told that Chainlink's current state is 21 'nodes' centrally permissioned from Chainlink that nobody uses? Chainlink are using their own money to pay these nodes. This is just like when Theranos was doing tests with competitor machines while claiming it was theirs.

NXT, Cryptamail and whatever other failure DOA projects this guy did before should have given you an idea of what to expect. Don't forget to be ready for Sergey's next ingenious idea, HTML**2**coin, yes number TWO, the next evolution in decentralized HTMLery technology.

>>17006360
>and they are paying the price feed nodes with "investor" money
If this known, hilarious fact doesn't indicate to the tech illiterates that this project was DOA because protocols don't make money, I don't know what will. Pic related, decentralized oracles are not a business, nobody made money from fucking SSL or HTML.

>>16916016
>Okay then tell me how you get a decentralized oracle system without it. The smartcontracts won't work with legacy systems without oracles and to decentralize you need a token
You're speaking in technobabble buzzwordery that you don't even understand and it shows. Anyone can aggregate data themselves if they really need it. Chainstink is a half-working-as-advertised system looking for a problem to solve.

>Why do you care so much about our financial situations?
False, I've only ever cared about my board not getting pajeetraided by rebbit linkoids. If you just go back you can circlejerk in peace. I won't bother you there and that's a promise.
> Why don't you go into the bsv or vidt or holo or fantom or the million other scams on this board threads? Why do you always have to only attack Chainlink? Why do you use a trip? There's a million other pajeetcoins on here and you're only ever attacking chainlink
Refer to my previous post you illiterate Prakesh.
>>pajeetcoins don't belong here and this one is the biggest target.
Its much more effective seeing as there's much more of you. Linkoids are around double of the bagholderbase of any other coins here combined. I'm suppressing Bitcoin Spicy Vindaloo threads too when there's not many chainshit threads.

>>16738673
>life is about learning and confronting your fear
Look at pic related and tell me this person has the mental capacity to learn anything.

>>16702288
Stupid idea, trying to make a protocol into a money maker in and of itself which is fucking retarded. What do you expect from pic related? He's made like 3 dead end projects before this.

>Google is irrelevant to chainlink's success newfag

You're right, because nobody has a use for what Chainlink has made in 2 years. You're following a serial failure. Everything Sergey Nazarov has started has just been a dead end because the idea was stupid. This guy is trying to make something that's supposed to be an open standard on the internet into a business.

Pic related, now that we have these technologies could you tell me how they would ever return money to the people who bought HTMLcoin? Pay every time you load a web page?

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Thank you for your donations marines! As a token of our gratitude, 0.007 LINK has been deposited into each of your Chainlink Community Advocate accounts.