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>>15780263
yeah but it's like people aren't even trying to DYOR
https://www.pivotaltracker.com/n/projects/2129823
https://circleci.com/gh/smartcontractkit/chainlink
https://codeclimate.com/github/smartcontractkit/chainlink
https://public.tableau.com/profile/cryptospong3#!/vizhome/shared/WYF6CH7BB

https://medium.com/linkpool/creating-trustless-pools-and-staking-for-all-266451277e3f
https://medium.com/linkpool/becoming-trust-less-and-deploying-the-alpha-node-efca5823580a
>>Downsides

Along with the benefits, there always has to be some drawbacks! With us implementing a trust-less based solution, it means that the contracts have a far tighter integration with the ChainLink contracts and nodes in general. In a practical sense, this means that we can’t develop so far in advance and have to essentially work against what’s been developed at any given time.
>> In a practical sense, this means that we can’t develop so far in advance and have to essentially work against what’s been developed at any given time.

https://medium.com/linkpool/staking-with-chainlink-b58eb3de6f1b
>>When will staking be possible?

In order for staking in Chainlink to be possible, two main aspects of the Chainlink software need to be complete, these are commonly referred to as the Penalty and Deposit contracts. These contracts contain the logic that allows smart contract creators to specify collateral requirements and the ability for nodes to be penalised in the event they don’t fulfill their accepted tasks. The Chainlink team do not typically work to set time frames, choosing to release the work when they feel it has met their high standard, so it is difficult to say exactly when staking will be available. However, you can track the teams progress and what they are working on here.
>>https://www.pivotaltracker.com/n/projects/2129823

fucking hell you retards