/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>8857507
For examples sake, I'll use Amazon. So Amazon could create a contract or simple wallet address that can receive payment in ETH or any ERC token. Amazon then uses their own ChainLink node to monitor that address. Whenever payment comes into that address, the ChainLink node would notify their API's saying address of X has paid Y amount of ETH. The node can then use an external adaptor to get the live price of Ethereum and then convert it to any currency on the fly, giving them the USD amount.

This would allow for the following use-case: You could send ETH to Amazon that is used for payment, does on-the-fly conversion rates and then notifies their API's.

That's all just with a single CL node.

>>8394177
I actually called the first pump on here this time yesterday. I used the starbucks image if you can find it in the archives.

It was TA that helped me predict this

>>8388690
It will do something between 3 and 4.

My prediction is a reasonable green candle.

It's nearly 1 o clock.

We will see a big candle within the next hour. Is it Green or Red?

Prediction: I'm saying green

>>8024634

An interesting thing is Coin Gecko . com (coin market cap with added community ratings) gives the development team the lowest score of all crypto: 0 (ZERO) %

Is this a mistake on the websites side or is there actually know visible presence of a development team?

>>7839454
I know you are joking but this would work wouldn't it?

-A brand wants to market on reddit.
-Puts out a 5 Link bounty to mention "Target" 5 times on one subreddit.
-A freelancer takes up this contract
- Shills to reddit.
- Website is scanned after 24 hours.
- Freelancer is paid 5 Link

Am I wrong with how this works?

Couldn't this revolutionise any type of freelancing work?

What are the negatives?

Also try Starbucks

Starbucks CEO says we will be paying with digital currency in the near future.

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/01/26/starbucks-schultz-a-digital-currency-is-coming-but-wont-be-bitcoin.html