/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>21083777
checked. idk, i just like to practice positive thought. this pic is one of the reasons i went all in on link and although the numbers are different it's similar to this 81k meme

what if I told you the 700k batches are landing in the hands of Oracle's 50 start ups, systems (that rely on chainlink) developed by these start ups land in the hands of F500's. Now you have F500's creating constant demand for the token, most not even knowing Link is the back end solution, they're just happy to be saving money. MILLIONS of tokens locked up on nodes/collateral. All you diamond handed, fucking autists who see the value in such systems and have started a literal cult to preserve it for themselves, won't be selling at $50, $100, $500. No, you'll be running a node with them tokens locked down tighter than your kids when Cosby is around. Creaming life changing passive income from literally being vigilant enough to spot the opportunity.

Releasing these tokens into the wild is like giving a huge fucking adrenaline shot to the heart of the smart contract and oracle revolution.

But I thought this was already so apparent?..

>4IR

i mean come on. it was so easy to liquidate everything i fucking had at the time into link and i don't regret it at all

>>11126368
anything associated with accord is using LINK.
£342,857 eoy confirmed

>>11100335
£342,857 LINK eoy

>>11096839
>I don't understand the fudders.... the market is flooded with scams like hot and ven
this is LINK's biggest selling point imo. crypto is full to the brim of utterly worthless garbage projects and scams. even eth to an extent is the cyber equivalent of a parlor trick as far as investments go.
i'd say LINK is more-or-less the only bona fide realworld crypto application out there with a serious set of people behind it and a workable product. you can still say LINK wont go anywhere - which is unlikely, but whatever, you can still say that if you're low IQ - but you cant then claim that COLX or AMB or any other shyster scam is better.

£342,857 eoy

So this is it then. Mainnet more or less confirmed for the end of October. For those that have jobs, might as well hand in your month's notice. for those that don't, this'll be the last time that you hve to budget your monthly food shop.
it's all gonna change after this. in some ways it's kinda sad.

LINK 1000 eoo

>>10943616
>Just 1% of the derivatives market would be insane
$342,857 eoy

>>10814994
>Like, I don't know, the fact LINK essentially has a billion tokens in existence and BTC will only ever has 21MM?
wow, so there's only x50 more LINK than btc? LINK will be used x50,000 more than shitcoin.

LINK £342,857 eoy!!

>>10790594
$342,857 eoy

>>10787459
it's amazon. bezos has plans for stuff that need smart contracts. price will probaly dump still knowing chainlink. £342,857 eoy though.

>>10758450
lol, this is chainlink mixed with other stuff.

link £342,857 eoy!!

>>10728373
£342,857 eoy!!!!

>>10723757
>If you HONESTLY believe the "it's just a jason parsnip" meme I honestly pity you.
nobody believes that. LINK fud is a kind of performance art at this point. we're all gonna make it. £342,857 eoy!

>>10717622
£342,857 eoy

>>10698409
>Fuck you.
i'm a LINK maximalist. pic related: LINK $342,857 eoy!!

look at the medium article and this line:
>Our first integration with ChainLink will leverage our existing smart legal contracts to demonstrate the capabilities of this integration with ChainLink. Assets (cryptocurrencies, tokens, etc.) transferred on OpenLaw can now be denominated in U.S. dollars.

The key part is the opening words - "our first integration...".

These guys must have a fuck tonne of uses for LINK. And not just openlaw. the possibilities are endless.

LINK $342,847 eoy

>>10666176
$342,857 eoy

>>10636914
$342,857 eoy!

$342k eoy brother

$342,857 eoy is a real possibly now.

>>10618561
i heard $342,857

>>10613399
$342k eoy my friend

look at this shitty math

the most cringeworthy thing is that I know whoever created this wasn't being ironic