/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55583654
just ask this guy

I just realized Schmidt talked at smartcon only 9 months ago. It feels like a lifetime ago. We are so early bros.

this video was amazing
i cannot believe this timeline

What's it worth to you?

>>53878813
the Chainlink fudder paradox is real. you have to fud to keep sentiment under control but the incessant fud only reinforces the fact that we should never sell and should in fact keep buying. you guys are caught in a death spiral but don't seem to realize it.

>>53649965
“A gem cannot be polished without friction, nor a man perfected without trials.”

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relevant CLG posts doing everything possible to derail the thread. notice the bizarre shapeshift halfway through the posts. also notice the amount of posts (without counting some of his ID switching posts)...these grifters know that the facade they present is incredibly fragile and any pushback needs to be quashed ASAP or else their entire reputation is at risk, and therefore their livelihood as a grifter.

>ccip
>staking
>enterprise layer
Buy link now before it goes to $200

>>50948147
there is another however

>Only accumulated 10k LINK, 200 ETH in the bear
I'm NGMI bros

>>50429981
It means WGMI

with all the scams surrounding CeFi finally being exposed, the whiplash into a world of cryptographic truth is going to snap a lot of necks. if you're not loading the fuck up on LINK right now you haven't been paying attention. what's coming is inevitable.

You faggots said that link will moon as soon as shorters get liquidated. Well? Where is the moon?

>>49414922
steaking soon

Chainlink staking is different from your flavor of the month shitcoin. Chainlink staking works by locking up existing supply of token from circulation. The more you lock up, the more rewards you receive.

From here it's basic economics. What happens when different players try to lock up as much link as possible, and massive amount of the token gets removed from the market This will cause the craziest supply shock you have ever seen in crypto history.

This is Mainnet 2019 all over again. Strap in my dudes.

But from my understanding from this site and youtube videos, Chainlink is basically a pool of useful data that's stored in a blockchain. And whenever someone wants to use that data, they have to pay link to use it. Kind of like a stamp on us postage.

Is this correct?