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Hundreds of mutating memes have been devoted to ChainLink, which most outsiders deem a fairly standard ERC20 token project (albeit one with an admittedly distinctive cubic icon). One of their more popular memes features an odd mash-up of a 19th Century morality cartoon, a multi-level marketing reward chart and one of those logarithmic scale maps of the universe. It would almost be poignant if it weren’t for its hideous leering trickster frogs and virulent anti-Semitism. On one side it’s a graph divided by hypothetical price levels ($0.10/LINK, $0.25/LINK…). At the bottom of the image is a staircase, where a couple begins their ascent, shaking off the ‘shackles of debt’, and climbing toward an ever-increasing series of rewards marked off on each (dinners out, luxury vacations, fast cars…) But as the price reaches absurd levels ($10/LINK, $100/LINK) the diagram continues into the atmosphere, past disembodied Trump heads who float past with grinning encouragement, by satellites and lunar expeditions, and still the price streaks higher, into interplanetary space, then interstellar space past galaxies and into heaven and beyond, and finally, when the price of LINK reaches $100,000 there’s a heavenly apotheosis watched over by the ChainLink’s charismatic leader Sergey Nazarov who holds aloft a glowing cube of Link.

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