/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23341373
bro, don't derisk more than 1,000 stinkies at 120-140$. This shit is going to 81k EOY

got a stinky linky long position open. 5500 LINK @ $9.20. Gimme your tendies, Sergei

>>15176516
Where dreams come true.

do i buy more linkies or wait till it drops more

>>14227128
72K

Can we just pump link to $10 before Binance bans me and my American bros? I really wanna dump this bag. Thx.

Announcement: Coinbase listing

Price: $5.50 EOD


What are your predictions for tomorrow’s announcement Goys?

No-linkers, swinglinkers & Pajeets not allowed.

Bonus round: Trips confirm price

Dubs confirms announcement.

Ok be honest /biz/, who believed it?

anons... I

"whale here, Chainlink is about to go parabolic, good news coming

also drunkanon fuck u"

whale here = lot of money
link about to parabolic = you are ratard if you not already see it
good news coming = literally mainnet is close

biz IQ is lower than I tought

https://youtu.be/m_JBUr2p-rY
>>13069034
this is big also...

more specific terms, smart contracts will allow OEMs to:

1. Stop bleeding money and time to a highly inefficient system for transferring money internationally (see part 8), an issue further exacerbated by the current extent of globalization in OEM supplier ecosystems (see part 7).

2. Gain market share from competitors through superior product differentiation. Smart contracts allow OEMs to dedicate more resources towards marketing, customer experience, design engineering, and product development (see part 2).

“By automating transactions, B2B companies will have more time to focus on other facets of their business, such as marketing, innovation and customer experience. Transactions are at the core of what B2B companies do, but by utilizing smart contracts they will be able to use finite resources to better the products or services they offer.”-Larry Myler, Forbes contributor and B2B sales expert

3. Dedicate more time to vital technology R&D efforts that are critical for staying competitive in the 21st century (see part 14).

4. Free up human employees from tedious tasks and operations drudgery so that they can engage in higher value-add activities (see part 2)

5. Outright eliminate entire operations, accounting, contract enforcement, risk management, and materials procurement divisions. After all, the network of transactions between customers/dealers/fleets, tier 1 suppliers, lower tier suppliers, and OEMs can be self-managing and self-optimizing (the whole whitepaper expounds on this, but primarily see parts 3, 6, and 12).

6. Sales forecast much more precisely. Make failures to ramp-up production at the right time and ramp-down production at the right time a thing of the past (see part 4).

>>11704899
Can be anything, but whos who it will be. After main net or launch we see the big ones.

>>11646856
what?

Chainlink 1000$ EOY

>>11496100
Checkd, based & Red Pilled

cont.

Chainlink nodes run Intel SGX right so you'll have a decentralized Oracle network on the front end that can also handle confidential bank data on the back end. Also be able to aggregate responses off-chain and transmit and single message to the ethereum blockchain which will allow for complex computational smart contract code to scale..also opens up a wide variety of use cases such as keeping pertinent privacy information like someones bank details off the public chain for everyone to see or even simple payment credentials.

>>11376428
>Now what?
Buy more link and hold

>>11376465
No issues.

Fud just confirms all. Thanks just bought 100k

This is huge actually!

Attenson

Comfy as fuck $10k eoy

Now?