/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17121437
True. I started with about $1k in 2017 and am sitting around $70k now. Just wish I wasn't a poorfag when I started.

>>16722274
tonight

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>>13937237
Linkpool is warning me about owning shares as a US citizen when I open their DEX
Will I get v&'d for this

>>13926770
I mean the test net had zero activity on it, save for a few eth price requests via linkpool.
No testing, no dev. No dev, no clients. No clients, no use.
This is headed straight for the shitter.
Back to the wage cage linkies.

>>13915963
If you don't have at least 10K in LINK you're an absolute moron.

>>12946613
OpenLaw is partnered with chainlink

Mpnicauil mmlaadrae mkaes Msfauta Mad

>Nodereputation.com
It’s real? Oh shit. Fuck yeah.
Where did you find this?

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>>12202457
He still works with Docusign, just not as the CEO. He’s on the board. That means he still has influence over the direction and decisions Docusign makes.

There must be a A LOT of newlinkers here for such ignorance. Hey newlinkers, check out this interview with Gonser from 2017. He is clearly talking about the oracle problem here without mentioning chainlink directly: https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.geekwire.com/2017/docusign-founder-tom-gonser-future-digital-identity-potential-ipo-seattle-vs-san-francisco/amp/
>You’ll see contracts get smarter and smarter and smarter, and be able to do things more and more autonomously. That’s a humongous opportunity. Some of it is machine learning, and a lot of it is around data. In order for a contract to be smart, it has to get data from the outside world. It can get that from people when they fill out forms, but if you think about contracts becoming truly smart, there needs to be a way that it can get triggers from things to know that clauses need to be energized or payments need to be made, etc.

MakerDAO Dai Stablecoin partners with chainlink. Live on Wanchain mainnet.

https://medium.com/wanchain-foundation/makerdaos-dai-stablecoin-and-mkr-are-live-on-wanchain-bringing-interoperability-with-bitcoin-98d7d808d996

I’m sure that the permissioned chains FUD has got to many marines. Chainlink may be the oracle standard but the LINK token is not necessary for permissioned chains where all parties trust one another.

However, I would like to have a discussion dispelling this FUD based around the market for trustless agreements. The value of the LINK token will be derived from the collateral system which underpins the ability for totally trustless smart contracts. Where no one has to trust anyone.

So what exactly are these different use cases? Which ones are more suitable for persmissioned chains and which ones would be trustless or benefit from trustlessnesness?

For example, insurance such as flight or earthquake insurance....? Banks settling bonds? Financial markets? Since trustless transactions are not even a THING right now, as far as I know, is it simply unprecedented?

>>11938915

wtf is going on? $10 Billion just got injected into crypto today. Is this institutional investors, or something else? Also, why do all alts pump immediately after Link has a run, like every time? Why is XRP exploding? Are normies jumping back in for the Fall season expecting massive gains again?

>>11141642
10k or better anon
>Or forever be locked in the wagecuckcage

Crypto crash no survivors
LINK $0.02 till 2050
mandatory wagecage for neets martial law eoy

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>>11042937
So I'm supposed to trust my financial future to an anonymous person on 4chan of all places, all for a ~5% gain on a swing trade?
Pass.

>>11040568
nice try, retard. Just delete both of your posts to stave off further embarrassment

>>11040197
You sold, finally.

Can't wait to start staking