/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>12197499
Those dubs.

https://ethereum.stackexchange.com/questions/301/why-cant-contracts-make-api-calls

>By requiring that every data input is initiated through an external transaction, we can be sure that the blockchain itself contains all of the information required to verify itself.

14k linkies :(

>>11257287
You need to enable browser support in the ledger app, go to settings and enable it. You also have to use Chrome like a good goyim, or enable some flag on about:config on firefox.

Shintaku isn't the problem. It's the solution to the problem Adler couldn't figure out with Athena. Meet Astraea the new version which integrates the new game theory based solution Shintaku's dev came up. This system provides permanent token emission. Meaning an infinite number of tokens.

This game theory solution sidesteps the need for aggregation and reputation?

Not to FUD but what's to stop Adler from publishing Astraea? What advantages does Link over Astraea? Not fudding just want to understand. Link to fully peer-reviewed whitepaper for Astraea

https://arxiv.org/pdf/1808.00528.pdf

>>11127703
PRAISE!!!!

>>11072759

>In what is the most significant sign yet of wide-scale adoption of the technology, online consumer law company, Rocket Lawyer, announced yesterday that it will be partnering with smart contract pioneer OpenLaw and blockchain developer ConsenSys, to roll out a variety of blockchain-based applications, starting off with a ‘Rocket Wallet‘ to link to the Ethereum blockchain.

In the last few weeks, Artificial Lawyer has been tracking a sudden spike in uptake and interest in smart contract tech across the global legal landscape. A case in point was the announcement of the partnership between OpenLaw and ChainLink to allow people to make use of blockchain-linked smart contracts for financial transactions without having to be the holder of a cryptocurrency.

>I.e. once you’ve got IDs sorted and payments linked to the off-chain world, then there’s little to stop consumer level smart legal contracts – which will be far more complicated and subtle than the basic crypto agreements most see today – from becoming widespread.

ctrl+f chainlink
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BTFO fudders

https://www.artificiallawyer.com/2018/09/07/what-the-rocket-lawyer-openlaw-smart-contract-deal-means/

>tfw LINK makes up a substantial part of your portfolio and you know MainNet is coming, so you don't give a shit what BTC and the rest of the market does