/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>9806388
I'm not selling obviously but I really expected more by this point
My hand strength has been increased by all the autistic research and seemingly obvious partnerships like Swift and Docusign
But desu I'm starting to doubt whether /biz/ is collectively seeing patterns where there aren't any.
If we on /biz/ are right about this then why hasn't anyone else noticed this potential? It's been so long and the only place this coin gets mentioned is here - even with half-hearted attempts to get leddit involved

I'm not fudding and I'm definitely not selling. The fundamentals haven't changed and secured decentralized oracles are desperately needed if crypto is to grow and start getting adopted. Sergey has been in this space since long before crypto was fashionable (he has the smartcontract.com domain for one) and is clearly in deep with big players in finance besides the obvious ones like SWIFT

This video from SIBOS got posted on here a lot a few months ago but if you haven't seen it yet it's another great example of Sergey's professionalism and dedication to this project.

WHEN YOUR HANDS ARE FEELING WEAK
WATCH THE SERGEY SPEAK:
https://www.fintech.finance/fintech-tv/sibos-2017-sergey-nazarov-smartcontract/

>>7956765
No. Not your personal army. And stop being fags.
I want you to realize how fucking lucky we are. Every single chance this project has the opportunity to get heavily shilled by some youtubefag, they blow it off, or it gets btfo by some basement dweller who got his FUD right in hindsight in October/November.
In no other fucking parallel universe is LINK this under the radar, or blown off by normies, and we get this long to accumulate sub 10k sats

I literally don't give a shit about anyone's opinion. LINK has the most sound fundamentals for a speculative investment that could 100-500x in the next year or two, as long as it sticks to schedule.
No one's shilling or opinion will make a difference in the long-run.
>>7957066
Checked and this

The absolute worst thing that could happen right now is it gets shilled too hard, and we miss out the chance to accumulate more.

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>>7909943
Green ID, blessed
Godspeed and hope we all make it brahs
Interesting discussions happening here if you want to start delving into the rabbit hole:
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>>7909605
or the government or regulators can choose to censor certain oracles because they ((don't like them)) or it's "a danger to national security". Draconian responses could utterly destroy centralized oracles, not just hacks.
We should keep an eye on companies like Palantir, btw. I'd be curious to see what their next move would be here.

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