/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57254593
the more time goes on, the more in awe I am of just how much of a fucking fluke it was. /biz/ had to have a very specific composition of people to get around LINK like that. LINK did a 6x in the 2017 bullrun., Other projects were doing 6x in a day. It was a chronic underperformer when everything else was blowing up.
But it hit at a time when /biz/ was smart and niche, and the first actual arguments I read about LINK told me I was in way over my fucking head. What was a sybil attack? But the feeling then was so strong that it was something different.
It was the first ever peer reviewed whitepaper. That says a lot on its own about how seriously Chainlink took itself.
And complete radio silence at a time when VeChain was doing daily "community updates", new roadmaps, and naming their community nodes shit like MARVEL THOR STARBUCKS XXL, was also really weird from a team that had just dropped the most serious attempt at taking on the oracle problem directly that anyone had ever seen.
The number of factors that had to line up for /biz/ to get onto LINK when it did is ridiculous. Some would call it divine providence, some would call it a manipulated trap, some would call it a lifeline thrown out to the autist-verse, but whatever your explanation is, it fucking happened, and it was crazy.

A fine day in /biz/. For a lot of newfags it was their first blue chip launch, I saw a few people say "I've never seen anything like this before". Warms my heart.

the magic is in our hearts

>>21239820
based. we are all in this together

A year or two one of the DEXes was postulating a system where you could "stack" limit orders so that one of them executing would cancel all the others.
So essentially you could put a whole bunch of limit orders on different projects and whichever one was triggered first would get your money and automatically cancel all the other limit orders.
Does anyone know which DEX that was and if it succeeded?

>>16666790

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>>12222222
kek laughs at boomers

Coinbase is the new Palm Beach Confidential. Dead meme.

>Delphi has a "recruiting drive thread"
>number of zero effort shitposts instantly skyrockets
Honestly how do we separate /biz/ from this fucking plague of avatar-picture having, namefag, teen chat room, need to watermark their memes because they don't understand what memes are, absolute faggots?
Would it be possible to write a script that would block any post by a user that has discord in their web history?

>>11755579