/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18279752
Thank you

>>16819680
i unironically put a small chunk into LRC for the golden staking period, it was an easy decision since what really made me like LINK at the beginning was that it would facilitate arbitrary dexes

>>14815522
Fundamentally growing Chainlink.

>>14815882
What a great image, truly fundamental.

>>14766270
https://explorer.chain.link/job-runs?search=0x79fEbF6B9F76853EDBcBc913e6aAE8232cFB9De9

https://etherscan.io/address/0x79febf6b9f76853edbcbc913e6aae8232cfb9de9#tokentxns

https://etherscan.io/address/0x049bd8c3adc3fe7d3fc2a44541d955a537c2a484#tokentxns

There, I participated.

>>14761269
>>14761323
>>14761836
>starts stuttering and acting awkwardly when he realizes how much he just fucked up

"this is the future"

We made it boys.

$1K is officially FUD.

>>14744577
That is DOracles to you, you frenchie faggots, stick a baguette up your ass.

Published 8 hours ago
https://www.lloyds.com/~/media/files/news-and-insight/risk-insight/2019/triggering-innovation---how-smart-contracts-bring-policies-to-life.pdf
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lloyd%27s_of_London
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>>13573138
kek

Sergey is the most chad CEO in the crypto space. Wen smile is a reference to Amazon.

I want to be like Sergey when I grow up.
How should my route towards a Philosophy PhD look like? What kind of workout regime should I follow to acquire his body?

Are there any dates to look forward to?

>I'm bout to make some pantsless smelly neet who didnt even read the whitepaper super rich (and that's a good thing)

Unironically, yes and I will tell you why.

The concept of memetics was originally introduced by Richard Dawkins in his book "the selfish gene". Essentially, he posited that ideas and concepts are subject to the same mechanics as genetics in the way they "reproduce" and spread throughout cultures. Memes are essentially just ideas and ideas have to go through a natural selection process that determines whether the components of the idea are fit for survival and propagation.

Consider4chan as an environment in which ideas are naturally selected. 4chan's platform is a uniquely harsh environment where only the especially fertile ideas are able to survive - posts only last 2 hours tops, there's no upvote/downvote system or identification that is tied to an idea's introduction. An important part is to understand that just like in genetics, the things that survive are not necessarily the best "logically" but for whatever other indeterminable reason they are the ones that experienced reproductive success.

Take pepe for example I mean what is it about pepe that we can't fucking drop - consider the amount of reproductive memetic strength for pepe to get posted every day so so often. Every meme-like post on 4chan could be the next pepe but because posts disappear so fast the majority of them die. For whatever reason, the attributes of pepe make it especially powerful in terms of reproduction. That intangible quality that allows pepe to have completely enchanted those who have been exposed to it.

Now think about chainlink and how it seems to display those same qualities! Possibly even in a harsher environment (/biz/ competitive vs. /pol/ already groupthink). It's worth investing in chainlink for this memetic quality ALONE.

Couple that with the actual strong fundamentals and it's a certainty that chainlink will be successful, provided the team is able to produce the product they envision.

>>12771481
Looking based