/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>9142542
I'm a deluded linkie (10k) and I honestly don't understand how we're allowed to assblast the board like this. It has been a 6 month nonstop reign of terror. Very humourous.

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>>8796230
Amazing work, you are only trip fag I respect.
I personally would suggest changing black background to the stock apocalypse or city ruins, to show that only link can bring salvation

>>8670180
Tried to find out but couldn’t find anything more in depth on google. They just say it’s their own “smart token”. Kinda like SWIFT’s “smart oracle” eh?

Continued from yeserday’s thread:
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>>8500674
I think we can work out the income you could make from a node based on the number of monetised API requests that are being made nowadays by traditional businesses and the amount they charge.
>https://nordicapis.com/the-ultimate-guide-to-pricing-your-api/
Assume that smart contracts requiring external data become mainstream and the crypto API economy reaches the same size as the regular API economy now.
Let’s take the “hobbyist” as equivalent to a NEET running a chainlink node. That’s 688,991 calls per month. Per year it’s 8,267,892 calls. Say you charge $0.01 per call, which nordicapi reports, and is the minimum Oraclize charges. That’s $82,678.92 a year. IBM Watson charges $0.0025 per call which would be $20,669.73 per year.

I don’t think Chainlink nodes will receive that many jobs upon mainnet launch. But as the smart contract economy grows it will need more and more APIs. I would strongly suggest running a link node and holding it until mainstream adoption.

I just made this cheesefork, do you like it?

Sergey is quitting chainlink to start a dairy farm