/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17236578

Quorum is for bank to bank, well it's an attempt of JP at ETH but the foundation behind is meant for bank to bank only.

>another shill attempt by LIDF, nothing to see here guys

पहले एयरड्रॉप्स बिज़ पर होते थे, सेर्गे ने उन्हें कॉपी किया और अपने सहकर्मियों को बोर्ड पर बिठाया, प्रमोटरों का भुगतान किया, फिर बिज़ पर लोगों से संपर्क किया ताकि प्रमोशन, इनसाइडर ट्रेडिंग, घोटाला हो सके first airdrops took place on biz, sergay copied them and got his coworkers on board, paid promoters, then contacted people on biz to promote, insider trading, scam आपूर्ति का 65%, किसी भी समय डंप कर सकता है, Google ब्लॉगपोस्ट (इनसाइडर ट्रेडिंग) कॉइनबेस लिस्टिंग और पंप का कारण बना 65% of supply, can dump at any time, टोकन पर कोई विकास नहीं, संभव नहीं, eip170, इथेरियम में कॉल (अनुबंध करने के लिए अनुबंध) मुश्किल है, केवल एशियाई पैसे पर चल रही मार्केटिंग google blogpost (insider trading) caused coinbase listing and pump no development on token, not possible, eip170, calls (contract to contract) in ethereum are difficult, only marketing going on for asian money

>>17210981
based Sergey. Just like papa taught ya

Sergey's Dad zips through traffic and does a screeching handbrake 180 into the parking lot all the while revving the engine. He then spins the car around once more as he hits the clutch and proceeds to hop out of the vehicle, vertical doors and all and tosses the cigarette to the ground, "Son! It's so good to see you, I just want to thank you and your "investors" for the car."

Sergey beams as smile back and scratches his beard, "you know what they say Dad", he chuckles, "you only raise money from the three Fs; fools, family and friends."

His Dad bursts into laughter and slaps his back as they begin walking along to the temporary Chainlink offices in downtown San Francisco. "But son, what will they say when you're spending so much money?"

"Well, I'm not spending the money" his son sheepishly grins. "The company is, based in the Caymen's, it's outside of US jurisdiction. We just vaccum up the money and drop it there, then we'll just keep piping it to you under your names so if they investigate me, they won't find anything. In fact, I haven't bought myself anything new, I still wear the same shirt day after day." He lifts up his jacket and the familiar plaid shirt is there.

"I see" his Father nods. "But you'll have to show, these i-investors, hahaha" he barely contains himself then wipes away a tear as he keeps laughing. "These investors, they'll want to see something."

"Easy. We hire temporary shills, well basically market promoters all across Asia and North America to keep marketing our token, it's an ever expanding market." And then, he pauses, "as for progress, we set-up some real easy APIs quoting prices and keep drawing out the timeline, so it looks like work is being done but it's not. We show up to some conferences and we never open up any offical offices, moving from here to there so that if anyone does come and knock, they'll see a bunch of wires everywhere and some weird programmers in the corner and then the next day, we just pick and move shop."

>>17168755
>>17168784
The only reason why I don't follow chainlink is because it's been clear from the start that sergey does not know what he's doing. He saw that airdrops work here and he decided to promote it, so he came up with an idea on the fly and went with the first name that came into his head. Then he recruited his buddies and started fudding every coin here in August, September and October of 2017. Afterwards, not realizing that he went in way over his head, he decided to promote his shitcoin as much as possible. By some miracle they launched a halfass mainnet that could have been coded in under two months, if they knew what they were doing. Sergey has never had this much money in his life and so he's blown through pretty bad, including paid promoters and marketers. Afterwards, he's been dumping realizing that you can't really build much on ethereum. He tries to delay the thoughts that's he stuck and realizes that he can never deliver. So ultimately his goal is to just wait it out, keep the crowd waiting, keep them biting until maybe Ethereum improves then have the infrastructure or maybe known as the first crypto oracle company, either way he's kind of stupid and not as smart he portrays himself. A boring and uninteresting individual, he is ruthlessly cut-throat and morally ambiguous. He just isn't a good person and his been notorious since his high school days for getting into schemes way over his head. Except this time it's in the millions and with real people's money.

>>17171243
ok son

>>16954567
Based uncle BTFOing ponzimarines yet again
google partnership swift partnership, IMF partnership federal reserve partnership any day now kek, meanwhile papa sergey whips around in a brand new cherry red aventador bought and paid for by marines by the hundreds of millions of LINK tokens dumped by sergey and the devs, wherein they pressed enter and created LINK tokens out of thin air
>>16954602
Some schizo ponzimarine finally cracked his trip after 100000 tries, that wasn’t the real uncle that posted that, that was the schizo bag holding ponzimarine that posted “unironically link”
>>16954814
>HODL the line marines!
Yeah and this discord tranny shill will have u believing trips that shill opposite shit are all the exact same person simultaneously keeping up a dozen personas, and not just oldfags that hate the faggot link shills that subverted biz, so we make fun of you
Yes every single ID that FUDS chainlink is the exact same person
imagine being this delusional, honestly feel bad for you kid

>>16949455

>>16947725

https://eprint.iacr.org/2017/1153.pdf

>>16914847
>He didn’t know it was a pump and dump from the start
Pic related, sergoys dads new lambo, and sergoy got himself one and a penthouse in SF

>>16871993
kek based whalekiller
>>16872018
>>16872027
>>16872043
>>16872069
Imagine seething this hard for 4 posts because a few High IQ anons who exposed the scam known as chainlink. Absolute state of LINK shills, you guys are just crying in the rain at this point

>>16858916
kek same fucking guy antishilling my posts everywhere i go, just get a trip already kid. LINK is going nowhere idiot, I sincerely hope you keep buying that complete scam. Sergey needs more liquidity to get dad a new aventador or an R8, perhaps both this next dump

Sergey's Dad zips through traffic and does a screeching handbrake 180 into the parking lot all the while revving the engine. He then spins the car around once more as he hits the clutch and proceeds to hop out of the vehicle, vertical doors and all and tosses the cigarette to the ground, "Son! It's so good to see you, I just want to thank you and your "investors" for the car."

Sergey beams as smile back and scratches his beard, "you know what they say Dad", he chuckles, "you only raise money from the three Fs; fools, family and friends."

His Dad bursts into laughter and slaps his back as they begin walking along to the temporary Chainlink offices in downtown San Francisco. "But son, what will they say when you're spending so much money?"

"Well, I'm not spending the money" his son sheepishly grins. "The company is, based in the Caymen's, it's outside of US jurisdiction. We just vaccum up the money and drop it there, then we'll just keep piping it to you under your names so if they investigate me, they won't find anything. In fact, I haven't bought myself anything new, I still wear the same shirt day after day." He lifts up his jacket and the familiar plaid shirt is there.

"I see" his Father nods. "But you'll have to show, these i-investors, hahaha" he barely contains himself then wipes away a tear as he keeps laughing. "These investors, they'll want to see something."

"Easy. We hire temporary shills, well basically market promoters all across Asia and North America to keep marketing our token, it's an ever expanding market." And then, he pauses, "as for progress, we set-up some real easy APIs quoting prices and keep drawing out the timeline, so it looks like work is being done but it's not. We show up to some conferences and we never open up any offical offices, moving from here to there so that if anyone does come and knock, they'll see a bunch of wires everywhere and some weird programmers in the corner and then the next day, we just pick and move shop."

>>16818339

the book is too wide and too big. who's it written for? a gorilla? get your format right.

the cover? stupid. the characters, utterly unmemorable, the title, stupid. think of "cat in the hat", zany like dr. seuss or creepy like r.l. stine with goosebumps.

you need a fucking niche. i'm not even a writer, just a biz fan. i assume the writing is actually fantastic but the marketing and promotion and feel is 100% lackluster, that's why it'll be lucky to sell even one copy.

like how link token is totally utterly dogshit and pointless. the marketing? pretty spot with scam-artistry. not the product, how it's sold

>>16792621
>y-you had 2 years to buy for a measly 10x!
How does it feel to buy the all time high of a ponzischeme and be down over 60% from said all time high?
How does it feel to have bought sergays dad a cherry red aventador?
How does it feel to have the creator of said ponzicheme, dump his own premined coins on you 3x a week for a net profit of over $100 million?
How does it feel to have been scammed by a bunch of LARPing tripfags promising you $1,000/token annually for over 3 years?
How does it feel to know you continue to provide liquidity for sergey and the team to keep dumping on you?

>>16792042
ETH and LINK are both dogshit vaporware piece of shit PoS coins poofex out of thin air and sold by devs so they could acquire fiat to buy actual things
Pic related, sergeys dads new lambo aventador, curtesy of ponzimarines

VROOM! VROOM!

Sergey's Dad zips through traffic and does a screeching handbrake 180 into the parking lot all the while revving the engine. He then spins the car around once more as he hits the clutch and proceeds to hop out of the vehicle, vertical doors and all and tosses the cigarette to the ground, "Son! It's so good to see you, I just want to thank you and your "investors" for the car."

Sergey beams as smile back and scratches his beard, "you know what they say Dad", he chuckles, "you only raise money from the three Fs; fools, family and friends."

His Dad bursts into laughter and slaps his back as they begin walking along to the temporary Chainlink offices in downtown San Francisco. "But son, what will they say when you're spending so much money?"

"Well, I'm not spending the money" his son sheepishly grins. "The company is, based in the Caymen's, it's outside of US jurisdiction. We just vaccum up the money and drop it there, then we'll just keep piping it to you under your names so if they investigate me, they won't find anything. In fact, I haven't bought myself anything new, I still wear the same shirt day after day." He lifts up his jacket and the familiar plaid shirt is there.

"I see" his Father nods. "But you'll have to show, these i-investors, hahaha" he barely contains himself then wipes away a tear as he keeps laughing. "These investors, they'll want to see something."

"Easy. We hire temporary shills, well basically market promoters all across Asia and North America to keep marketing our token, it's an ever expanding market." And then, he pauses, "as for progress, we set-up some real easy APIs quoting prices and keep drawing out the timeline, so it looks like work is being done but it's not. We show up to some conferences and we never open up any offical offices, moving from here to there so that if anyone does come and knock, they'll see a bunch of wires everywhere and some weird programmers in the corner and we just pick and move shop."

>>16776609
papa bless

>>16774951
>https://www.coindesk.com/digital-asset-goes-open-source-as-firm-eyes-closer-ties-with-hyperledger
Blockchain startup Digital Asset is open sourcing its Digital Asset Modelling Language (DAML)
>https://www.coindesk.com/digital-assets-smart-contract-language-now-works-on-hyperledger-blockchains
Enterprise blockchain firm Digital Asset is integrating its smart contract modeling language into the Hyperledger Sawtooth framework
>https://daml.com/
>http://hub.digitalasset.com/blog/daml-wins-best-overall-solution-at-barclays-derivhack-london
>https://www.creativeservices.barclays/ehome/barclays-derivhack/?source=post_page---------------------------
Judges in London were selected from Barclays (Lee Braine Chief Technology Office), ISDA (Clive Ansell, Head of Market Infrastructure and Technology), JP Morgan, HSBC (Karen Everingham, Global Head of Fixed Income, Derivatives and Collateral Services), UBS (Ian Cusden, Technical Architect — Distributed Ledger Technologies), as well as REGnosys (Jim Wang, Senior Engineer) and universities (Andrei Kirilenko, Director of the Centre for Global Finance and Technology, Imperial College Business School and Christopher D. Clack, Senior Lecturer, University College London and Joint Field Chief Editor, Frontiers in Blockchain).
>https://www.globalbankingandfinance.com/smart-contracts-and-a-future-of-financial-operations/
>https://medium.com/swlh/chainlink-decentralized-network-of-oracles-6844ff96f47f

>ChainLink team has won a competitive bidding process to develop a Proof-of-Concept with SWIFT
*they* fronted the bill to get a prototype in front of SWIFT
>For the PoC, SmartContract’s oracle was used to move interest rates from each of the five participating financial institutions, Barclays, BNP Paribas, Fidelity, Societe Generale and Santander, into ChainLink’s Market Rate Smart Contract
*they* offered up their help to Chainlink to produce the prototype

>>16770756
could have sold above $4
fell for a couple LARPers instead
cold have sold above $3
LAPRers said to keep DCAing and HODL
could have sold above $2
got told by failed fanfiction LARPers that staking was on the way, kept HODLing and providing liquidity for devs and whales
Still time to cut your losses and break even kek
>no i bought link at $0.10 and im never selling

Imagine still holding this shit after the ATH

But hey atleast you got sergeys dad a lambo right marine? Keep buying “the dip”, what color aventador will his dad get next?

>>16766376
>>16766393
>>16766418

Sergey's Dad zips through traffic and does a screeching handbrake 180 into the parking lot all the while revving the engine. He then spins the car around once more as he hits the clutch and proceeds to hop out of the vehicle, vertical doors and all and tosses the cigarette to the ground, "Son! It's so good to see you, I just want to thank you and your "investors" for the car."

Sergey beams as smile back and scratches his beard, "you know what they say Dad", he chuckles, "you only raise money from the three Fs; fools, family and friends."

His Dad bursts into laughter and slaps his back as they begin walking along to the temporary Chainlink offices in downtown San Francisco. "But son, what will they say when you're spending so much money?"

"Well, I'm not spending the money" his son sheepishly grins. "The company is, based in the Caymen's, it's outside of US jurisdiction. We just vaccum up the money and drop it there, then we'll just keep piping it to you under your names so if they investigate me, they won't find anything. In fact, I haven't bought myself anything new, I still wear the same shirt day after day." He lifts up his jacket and the familiar plaid shirt is there.

"I see" his Father nods. "But you'll have to show, these i-investors, hahaha" he barely contains himself then wipes away a tear as he keeps laughing. "These investors, they'll want to see something."

"Easy. We hire temporary shills, well basically market promoters all across Asia and North America to keep marketing our token, it's an ever expanding market." And then, he pauses, "as for progress, we set-up some real easy APIs quoting prices and keep drawing out the timeline, so it looks like work is being done but it's not. We show up to some conferences and we never open up any offical offices, moving from here to there so that if anyone does come and knock, they'll see a bunch of wires everywhere and some weird programmers in the corner"

Why does Cornell host all of the high level PDFs regarding smart contract development?
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1904.01461.pdf

>>16764224
Hi. I made it at $4.50 and now I have a net worth of $75 million.