/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23159718
Forgot to post it

Five days of piddly gains wiped out in a few hours.
FINALLY the market is waking up to the fact that Chainlink will never deliver anything.

WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT

imagine low key bragging about a measly $31m
don't you know almost all of us are in theory already quadrillionairs?

WHAT

>>21777777
is it bad that I get more dopamine from posts like this than from Link actually going up in price?

It's already recovering.

>>21541355
>>21541438
Inb4 Sergey farts on cam and shows his dick "accidental" while only having S as his webcam name and the chad surge commences and LINK skyrockets

>>21528098
Yes.

>>21449255

LINK 4 digit “Whales” are about to dump.

Not to worry the LINK leviathans still slumber in the deep.

$14 WAITING ROOM GET IN HERE

ITS MY ABSOLUTE PLEASURE TO INTRODUCE TO YOU THE VERY FIRST WAITING ROOM ABOVE $10 EVER
YOU KNOW THE DRILL: GREEN IDS, BLUE IDS, DUBS, TRIPS AND QUADS WILL MAKE IT
GET IN HEEEEEEEREEEEEEEE

To those who believe Chainlink's price is high right now;
Chainlink would be rank 21 during the previous crypto ATH of 8 January 2018.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyuQgjOk5i0

>>20734493
Anything that has value is capital. You can define value any way you want, but everything is capital in its strict definition. Family is genetic and emotional capital. Friendships are social capital. Attractiveness is sexual capital.
Money/private property is just one of the ways of manifesting that, one that pops up when a wielder of political capital needs to keep track of his subjects and their capital in a formalized way.
This happens because once societies grow past the point of everyone knowing everyone else, behavior can no longer be kept in check through staking of social capital. A sovereign then benefits from setting out a responsive incentive system/market neural network to be engaged with by his subjects, since he collects his tributes from that.
This is no special case system any different from what humans have ever had in the history of the species being sentient enough to form large groups.
People who currently seek power through other means (consensus-forming, information/education/media industries) will attack money and property because they stand to gain from comparatively strengthening political capital and there's no longer an absolute ruler at the helm to prevent that political capital from leaking out. People who still have capital through assets and money will try defend it. All the while the waters are muddied in this battle through shady economic policy that exchanges political and monetary capital.
None of that is either good or bad, but it just is the incentive system as it stands.

THIS IS OFFICIALLY A $9 WAITING ROOM

>>20613736
Aaaand WALLAH

>>20581387
You're cute when you copen't