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anyone have any experience with this? im waiting to get an eth on the test faucet and im gonna stake 100 links to start. Whats the turn around for that much? How do they even take the link if its on the test network?

Comfy Tuesday edition.
>Linkpool shares are way too expensive, no way I'm paying this much JUST to stake some Link.
I'm hearing this over and over again, so I wanted to give an explanation why LP are traded at almost 50 ETH per share right now.

There are only 4000 shares in total and every penny Linkpool earns from all income sources get distributed among all shareholders. The income sources are as follows:
1. Effortless and trustless staking, where Linkpool takes a 25% cut of the rewards for doing all the work and gives the stakers 75%.
2. Node as a Service (NaaS): You pay a fix USD fee to use the Linkpool infrastructure for your node, but you get to decide which data to offer and you keep all of the profits.
https://medium.com/linkpool/announcing-node-as-a-service-2034ee42d2d9
3. Chainlink Marketplace, designed service for finding Chainlink nodes, adaptors, jobs and data sources.
https://medium.com/linkpool/announcing-the-first-chainlink-marketplace-a0dbfd5d13e3

The staking priority you get as a LP shareholder is just the cherry on top. In a few years one LP will earn enough passive income to sustain a humble neet life.
Even at 48 ETH per share Linkpool is currently valued at only ~1.7% of Chainlink's total market cap. Is that too expensive for the largest and most trusted staking pool? Nope, I don't think so.

https://staking.linkpool.io/dex

Priced out edition.
>Linkpool shares are way too expensive, no way I'm paying this much JUST to stake some Link.
I'm hearing this over and over again, so I wanted to give an explanation why LP are traded at almost 50 ETH per share right now.

There are only 4000 shares in total and every penny Linkpool earns from all income sources get distributed among all shareholders. The income sources are as follows:
1. Effortless and trustless staking, where Linkpool takes a 25% cut of the rewards for doing all the work and gives the stakers 75%.
2. Node as a Service (NaaS): You pay a fix USD fee to use the Linkpool infrastructure for your node, but you get to decide which data to offer and you keep all of the profits.
https://medium.com/linkpool/announcing-node-as-a-service-2034ee42d2d9
3. Chainlink Marketplace, designed service for finding Chainlink nodes, adaptors, jobs and data sources.
https://medium.com/linkpool/announcing-the-first-chainlink-marketplace-a0dbfd5d13e3

The staking priority you get as a LP shareholder is just the cherry on top. In a few years one LP will earn enough passive income to sustain a humble neet life.
Even at 48 ETH per share Linkpool is currently valued at only ~1.7% of Chainlink's total market cap. Is that too expensive for the largest and most trusted staking pool? Nope, I don't think so.

https://staking.linkpool.io/dex

>>14875849
Hope you had the foresight to buy LP, have the technical knowledge to run a node yourself, or have $1 mil to stake with Coinbase

What's you Link:LP Ratio?
>95% LINK
>5% LP

Any LP holders here? How many LINKies would I get biweekly with 1(one) Linkpool share?

https://twitter.com/linkpoolio/status/1139466660988035072?s=19

First owners contract airdrop this Sunday, 1419 LINK to be distributed two weeks after mainnet release.

If you haven't bought a share in LP, now is your last chance.

There is barely a single full LP share left for sale.

Contemplating throwing $1,000 at some LP in their dex but thinking price is going to come down some while nothing is really happening on main net. Anyone else scoping or anyone bought and have feels to share?

Can i just send my link to the address provided on the main page and then stake immediately on mainnet day, is it really that easy?