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Quadrillions.
That's right.

>>58138412
Ah, I see the confusion allow me to clarify any misconceptions about this ERC-20 token Chainlink (Ticker: LINK).
You see Chainlink (Ticker: LINK) is a token revolving around the concept of keeping it at the price of a cup of coffee per link. Please see the Whitepaper for clarification on this.
Since inflation has gone up, the price of a cup of coffee is now 18.68 USD, exactly where we want it to be. Therefore it doesn't require that much volume to keep it at that price. (Until inflation goes up again that is haha).
Hopefully this clarifies any confusion OP.

All this because of his actions. Why this fat piece of shit won't address the current situation?

Betray.

>>57643158
nice

Trust me.

Why is Sergey so gay about not mentioning price or the LINK token itself? I get that he is afraid as fuck of feds and the SEC but if that's the case, then he has a problem anyways. Does he not know the principle of "substance over form"?

This principle is always applied in tax and contract law to punish people like him, who try to slither their way around a fact by twisting around formalities. Even if he did not explicitly stated that investors can expect a return from investing into the LINK ICO, it was implicitly clear to every single participant of this whole thing. The same goes for staking, expecting profit from the work of others (Chainlink Labs) and so on. Why not just go full out pump aping? If what he is doing is legally sound, then it does not matter what he labels it as. And if it isn't, the same applies.

He's next. It's over for you scammers.

>Invents Chainlink

>LINK about to enter top 10
>at the same time some shitcoin called "Toncoin" starts pumping
just a coincidence

Hong Kong FinTech Week
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXtXIUUj_AQ

My first encounter with Sergey happened in the elevator. It was a moment I had fantasized about for months. As I stepped into the elevator, there he was, standing beside me. My heart raced, and I tried to find the right words. The silence between us felt heavy.
After what seemed like an eternity, my anxiety got the better of me. "Mr. Sergey, it's an honor to meet you. I'm Daniel, the new hire," I stammered.

Sergey turned to me with an oddly bland expression and replied with a simple "hi." But his response was anything but normal. Instead of acknowledging my introduction, he started discussing the weather in an entirely different city, as if he hadn't heard me.
As the elevator doors opened, Sergey abruptly left, leaving me utterly bewildered. It was nothing like I had imagined. Instead of the charismatic, visionary leader I had envisioned, Sergey seemed aloof and disconnected from reality.

Still trying to process the bizarre conversation, I stepped out of the elevator and couldn't ignore an odd detail. A terrible stench filled the confined space. I couldn't help but wonder if Sergey had let out a noxious fart just before making his exit.
My dream of working at Chainlink and my perception of Sergey had crumbled within minutes. The founder I had idolized was far from the visionary I had imagined; he appeared peculiar and eccentric. I had to confront a reality that was far more enigmatic and puzzling than I had ever anticipated.

Working at Chainlink was a rollercoaster of revelations about the founder, Sergay. His peculiar behavior extended beyond that awkward elevator encounter. During meetings and tech briefings, Sergay appeared disinterested, often lost in thought. His decisions were baffling – he frequently hired HR roasties while firing talented developers, a practice that defied logic.

Just to stop Link from mooning.

>>56430083
well said

Met this guy at a bar. Thoughts?

>>56067688
checked

Venture capitalists s entered in droves in 2020. They began their bullshit takeover of crypto with centralised half baked solutions that were well funded.
Money was flowing in all areas of the economy, and crypto was going crazy. They started shilling their crap and designing "solutions" for any possible value capture they can find, keying in on Miner extractable value. They essentially start going for every low hanging fruit possible.
keep in mind, these people aren't really that smart, just well funded.

Chainlink, meanwhile, was busy developing key solutions without compromise. this has gone ignored because of the mania and Ventre Capitalists making money hand over fist easily.
Come 2022, market changes. lots of them go bust. the larger ones consolidate and start racking their brains for value capture as easy as possible now that the speculation wave is over. this pivots to things like Miner extractable value in a more heavy way, and inventing stupid closed Venture Capitalist funded ecosystems.
"liayer zer0" and such crap starts to come.

When moon?

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Steady lads. Whales are unironically shaking out week hands. Keep your eyes on the prize.

>>55683548
atleast when this eric schmidt hiding strategy bs ends, it'll be a sharp correction vertically, right?? something like a singularity??

>>55583338
Post sergs

But now I'm curious. Do Link stakers get fees from the CCIP transactions? If so this could get interesting.

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