/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>26490549
I'm gonna be honest, no clue, I have seen it many times and not filtered it out yet, I come mostly to read LINK threads, since I am a turbo autist all in linker.
will look into it since I have seen it so many times now. few months ago it was RSR there is always some nogger shit popping up, but for eg UNI and AAVE have turned out great so far. lurk here, research (whitepaper, team speeches, partners) and try to feel instinctively which project is the most promising.

we have a real fucking insider in our midst
>>/biz/thread/S18869581
look at this post and then the new sergey deck from the last two presentations

>>18973729
Actual smart contract executions: There would be significant competion here if chainlink didn't own the inputs and outputs (which are the key to everything). Since CL does, almost all traffic will default to links nodes (which will be cheaper than going Link input to smartcontract network to link node output). Cost dependent on how much security you want (high if you want every node involved and reporting for your billion dollar contract, low if you only need 5 or so).
Also think about this from the CTO's perspective:
"so how do i know these nodes will do a good job?"
"Well you can use anonymous nodes on eth/tezos for more cost or you can use our professionally run node network with IT experts at the helm of each that are already securing a billion dollars for less, which would you prefer?"
High volume from the moment they turn on the taps. High value.

Data, payment, enterprise software outputs: obvious high value, high frequency and value captured by the output provider's chainlink node

Sergey literally took all the highest value portions and gobbled them up, leaving just enough of the scraps for the (picrelated, look at the top) hundreds of competing non-chainlink sc networks to not kill themselves. The value for what they do will become like internet bandwidth. the value for what chainlink does will become like other monopolistic IT and tech companies, but without the overhead costs, costs of physical goods and server/bandwidth costs (which are borne by the node operators).

Maybe one day you wont need the spoonfeeding anymore