/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56322043
>you are down 85% on a 3-year frame
indeed, every time I check the value of my folio I wouldn't believe that I'm actually down 85% on a 3 year frame, crazy times we live in

>>54620931
when is ccip coming out? at smartcon at beginning of october?

>>24777777

ask me anything

>>23767956
great meme

>>22408677
good timing
https://www.tradingview.com/chart/BLX/fnLEopXS-We-are-entering-the-parabolic-altseason-with-20w-MA-retest/
i hope you're wrong m8

>>21777777
Checked

Math Stem Degree with a 70k+ Bonuses
Remote Finance Job.

Also New Elite

I just bought one (1) link for the very cheap price of $12.80, is it enough to make it into intergenerational wealth?
I have have iron hands and will not sell until 2050, if ever.

>>21149388
checked https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fn3HVa1eg8o

>>21149160
I am patiently waiting the welcome announcment

Is 5 linkies enough to make it? Not gonna sell until 2040.

>>20657736
I really love your work mister Nazarov, keep it up!

please dont talk to me or my marines ever again

>>20302713
THE FOOL??

Feel free to pitch in guys

>>20148081
First to the fight, loyal, courageous, core values. Hes a Link Marine!

>>19447547
no lets take africa and south america, kill em all you and me marine

>>19391011
checked

>>18107656
reporting in, ready to defend.

Simply reposting, not my write up. This should help you nulinkers a bit.

A while back there was a clip that cirulated where a bitcoin maximalist said something to the effect of "if someone were to solve the oracle problem, it would be worth more than all of crypto"


He then went on to give the standard counterargument that sybill attacks fundamentally prevent resolution of the oracle problem.


He was almost right


Here's the reality: in isolation without external factors this is correct. Put differently: if all of crypto was created de-novo and no data/api providers existed before the advent of chainlink, there would exist an equilibrium at which sybill attacks would be more profitable than delivering quality data or outputs. If this was the case, there are ways of breaking this state, but they involve exchange of value first in a non-deterministic manner and then using the experience from that to bootstrap an oracle network.


Fortunately, before crypto the world did exist. This led to trust systems being developed to reign in this situation (lawsuits, word-of-mouth reputation, the value of name recognition) in a world of non-deterministic interactions. For chainlink this is an absolute blessing.


The entwork will launch with actors providing APIs and data that are linked to their real-world names and practices. This means that even outside of the sybill equilibrium, there will be significant pressure to have high quality inputs and outputs. A bank can't expect to keep its good name if it makes a habit of screwing its smart contract customers while keeping good practices with its standard customers.

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>>16698724
>>16699127
Im a hard gainer so I’m only using serious mass to supplement the calories I don’t get from food. I’m running a dirty bulk. Keep it up marines, the future is ours!

>>16092559
I am not selling my LINK dude, not until I can stake it.