/biz/ - Business & Finance

DELETE THIS

>>10952722
Delete this immediately.

>>10952722
Thank you, fren

>>10952722
some evidence?

>>10952766
His dubs. Your dubs. What else is needed?

>>10952722
There is no evidence that LINK ever hits its ATH again, so I would not invest more than $1000-2000 in it. If it moons then you still make a x10, but more than likely it won't moon.

>>10952788
>The only project that actually connects the real world to blockchain won't moon

>>10952784
Hmm that's actually quite a strong argument. i'll take it.

100$ EOY

>>10952722

>>10952788
lol its ok buddy. Just take out a loan if you are so scared you arent going to have time to get more.

>>10952722
Lol weird. I was gong to make this exact thread. I guess another anon knows what I know. You and I will make it.

>>10952796
ChainLink isn’t the only project that does this. Stop repeating false information to hype up your investment.

>>10952766
You got 66 dubs in your ID and 66 dubs as your post number so I'll tell you:

Based on information given to us by a LARPer/insider on this board and some good ol' fashioned reasoning skills, I've deduced that the team is trying to have main net complete by Dreamforce which begins on Sept. 25.

>LARP/Insider anon said his company was announcing their product in September and that it was the Chainlink team's goal to have main net up and running by the end of September, implying by the conference.
>Salesforce is developing a blockchain product to be unveiled soon.
>Looking at the PivotalTracker you can see that the team has a series of bug fixes slated for the week of Sept 17. Why are they resolving bugs instead of adding new features if there isn't a release scheduled?
>Service agreement and Operator-ui tasks almost done

>>10952876
Name one that isn't at least 2 years behind in terms of progress.

>>10952889
Corda

>>10952884
Nice anon. You have some good points. Missing some other key ones. I would actually take this info very seriously if you value economic growth in your future.

>>10952884
Hmmmm, your reasoning sounds plausible. Are we entirely sure that there is a guaranteed connection between sales force and chainlink however? I'm checking the pivotal tracker everyday and it looks like the service agreement tasks still need a month or three to be completed.
Although I did see that there focus was not adding new functions these two weeks.
Well the only way to know for sure is to wait on dreamforce then. Thx for the info.

>>10952898
From what I gather that's not a decentralized solution.

>>10952722
thanks fren, two more hurrahs and ill hit my goal of 40k LINK

>>10952955
You don’t actually follow who is making moves in this space. How about Microsoft Azure?

>>10952987
Are you a newfriend? Microsoft's oracle service uses chainlink. Sergey literally said they're working with Microsoft (before the project was even called Chainlink). You think they'd be helping their competitors?

>>10953006
No they don’t. You just parrot info. You’re referring to Bletchley Cryptlets. Microsoft Azure is working and doing interesting stuff. They don’t use, not will they use ChainLink.

>>10953027
I'm convinced you have no fucking idea what any of these products do. You listed Corda as an option when they're not decentralized. Might as well list Oraclize, kek.
Now you're listing Azure? Which is a cloud computing service. I am obviously refering to Cryplets, since that actually has something to do with smart contracts and blockchain.

>>10952943
theres not. These idoits have a hawks eye on the pivitol and are coming to conclusion because they need to pay bills

>>10952925
>>10952943
Thanks, frens. Normally I'd be very hesitant about info here but the announcement of the last 3 partners, Adelyn's hiring and the github page showing Market Protocol's integration with chainlink all point to the same conclusion. Here's a pic of the posts

>>10953067
Well the only option is to wait then. Doesn't matter for me. I'm allready all in.

>>10953043
im actually convinced hes correct in his assumption that you are playing telephone just like everyone else on /biz/

>>10953043
Microsoft Azure enterprise smart contracts, fren.

Corda has done WAY more than Smartcontract.com with their shit “scheduling” approach to adding offchain data. You just don’t look at who is actually making moves. I bet you still think anyone will use Ethereum too.

Anons, Swift is enough to comfort us .

We will displace many fraudulent banksters and make banks even more powerful.

Everyone is thinking that it will launch in September, but thats so fucking optimistic. unless the team have outsourced a shit load of work in secret. the reputation system literally is what makes link the 1000$ meme. i f they are just starting it then then it confirms we have a while to go, and we know they wont launch a half baked product because they have no reason to. Next year, or if they really get their act together November-December is feasible.

Also, when you look on the github and see their commits its impressive, but looking at exactly what hthey are trying to do with the reputation system and its a bit obvious that there is a lot fo work to be done, and anyone with ANY knowledge of C+and Linux custom script integrated GNU compilers knows it's a minimum 2-3 year AT BEST with a single coder, maybe less with more.

Link devs took the hard route of going for a SE Linux hardened kernel integration into their scripting tool - PRO TIP, since they are using it as part of the foundation for main-net, it is essential it is 100% complete, and with investors like Swift its not going to be fucking risked launching early.

Even Linus Torvalds (creator of Linux) took 2 years to compile a similar scripting tool.

>>10953181
https://medium.com/@jonnyhuxtable/analysis-of-chainlink-the-decentralised-oracle-network-7c69bee2345f
>Service agreements are complete specifications of what a Chainlink node is undertaking. It contains the Job Spec as detailed above, how much the node is going to be paid, and how long its got to respond to the request. More importantly, it specifies a list of oracles to undertake the service agreement specified.

its written in fucking bold letters. call me deluded but he's hinting directly at us

>we are all in this togehter

>>10952766
>>>10952722 (OP)
>some evidence?
Dubs on post
>Dubs on ID
>66
>66

>>10953075
What he said about the volume was completely wrong. Volume increased massively between mid-March and mid-May, then the bots were turned off. Pic related.

>>10952722
The digits. The Tag. The pic.
It is upon us Anons!
>>10952766
>>10952788
>>10952855
>>10952955
>>10953155

>>10952788
There's no evidence it won't moon past ath. If you're not investing more than $1000-$2000 you'll only be able to pay your car loan comfortably.
>Gotta pay to play

>>10953450
I know, it hurts the argument but I think we can say it’s reasonable that he can be right about one thing and wrong about another

>>10952884
Also Jonny, who obviously has insider information, is targeting his contributor's dashboard to be ready before the end of September. You might be onto something there.

>>10953511
Possible scenario: he was expecting Link to change hands on Binance, but it happened OTC instead.
I don't think that volume profile on Link is necessarily related to any of this because about 10-15 other coins on Binance saw the exact same increase mid-March.

>>10952764
Where's my eth motherfucker?

>>10953520
>Also Jonny,
now this i agree with. I think its safe to assume that hes talking with sergay and the gang behind the scenes

>>10953580
The other day Jonny told us in the Discord that he has talked with Sergey once and that he's a really cool guy. Give me some minutes, i screencap it

>>10953606
Nice

>>10952722
>Chainlink main net will be live within 21 days

with almost no impact on the coin price.

>>10953580
>>10953625

>>10953685
Sergei is so busy he has phone conferences at 4am.

>>10953700
idk if i believe this shit. How bad are his bags under his eyes?

>>10952864
>>10952884
>>10952797
>>10952784
Can someone point me to a single project that has benefited from its mainnet going live in 2018? They have all fucking tanked.

>>10953658
inside info?

>>10953459
I feel it...

>>10953761
You cant compare. Link has stayed quiet and will continue to do so. Other projects have marketed before mainnet so it was only right for it to dump. Also Link has no competition and its use case is massive. Again you cant compare it.

>>10953761
this: >>10953797
Most projects had inflated prices and their main net releases brought that back to reality. There is no hype here... the team barely communicates. Once main net is live price will definitely go up.

>>10953075
I made that thread, nice

anyone remember the Delphi oracle ? Wtf was that about ?

>>10952722
And the price will automatically half because another 350mil tokens will go into circulation. Then it's gonna moon, hopefully after we swing trade the shit out of main net

>>10953972
>t. bored discord delphi larper

>>10953761
The Business Development team has been focusing having clients ready for the launch for the past year, with Daniel Kochis and Mark Oblad joining the efforts in April. This is the major difference: there will be use from day one.

>>10952884
Linkpool will release their dashboard eom as well, coincindence?

>>10952884
fake and gay
you will be holding bags forever
checkem

>a larper said so, it must be true!
Linkies are cancer

>>10954103
sauce?

>>10953511
This

>>10954102
>>10953827
>>10953797
This is an astounding amount of pre-cope. Expecting something to happen that just doesn’t happen in the space = delusional.
t. less delusional but still deluded stinky

>>10952722
Retards mainnet is still at least 6 months off

>>10952722

>>10954291
turncoat

>>10954319
The message he was replying to was deleted. You get to context from this screenshot

>>10954325
see
>>10952884
>>10953075
>>10953511
Reach your own conclusion

>>10952925
What key points is he missing?

>>10953511
Possible he was talking about the Binance wallets and not link actually traded over the exchange

>>10953972
I've actually been researching this for a minute. I was in Delphi for a time, and it was a truly ambitious and honorable project. I've followed the main link twitter shills, who are all followed by link team members, and 3 of them are followed by tom gosner, hyperledger devs, salesforce execs, and other big time players. While in Delphi the group was always first to know of big link news, and some of us speculated that we had an insider or two in the group. Turns out the twitter shill accounts with big time followers all use Delphi memes with tiny Delphi insignia in all them as their profile pics and banner pics. I know it sounds crazy but myself and a few other original Delphi members think the insiders started the group to recruit for marketing purposes. Even till this day the most current version of Delphi members still post things in the old Delphi discord before anyone else posts them. They went underground and forked the group like three times ive heard cuz the retard astro was trying to troll them and sabotage them. The last thing ill mention is their memes, I swear something like 30% of all link memes are Delphi, and you can tell by a subtle tag they add into the meme. I really think the heads of the group are part of a narrative control op for the team or some shit. The guy who founded the group was some sort of meme marketer also if I remember correctly. Pic very related, look at the eye.

>>10952943
>Everyday
https://tracker.chainlink.news

>>10954593
another example

>>10954593
and another

>>10953747
Can't be heavier than the bags that were bought at $1.40

>>10954234

>>10953685
He’s going to make him insanely rich. Of course he thinks he’s a nice guy.

>>10954643
The Pool of Link will be alive in a few weeks. What say yee, street shitters?

>>10952884
Capped. I hope you're right anon, I've thinking September for mainnet launch for a while now

>>10953511
>>10953827
Yes, go back to your make-believe bubble where everything is set for you to have the life you always wanted and the only thing you need to do is trust someone else to solve it all. There is nothing for you to do, just wait. It will all get better once you make it. Your parents will be proud of you and look up to you. Your friends will respect you and want to be on your life more often. You'll find love, be sure of it. Once you've uncovered who you really are after acquiring your wealth people will agree with you: You're the best! You’re so smart! You’re so lucky! I am so lucky to have met you, I'm always going to be by your side, and I love you. I love you. Maybe she does and maybe she won't leave. Maybe your new and old friends like you all the same and do care for you. Maybe your parents do think they did a great job raising you. Or maybe you don't have anyone at all. Even better then, because once you make it none of this will matter.

That's because everything you've dreamed of being depends on only one decision. Would you'd made it if it wasn't for this? Would you'd made it if you didn't risk being a fool for a year or two before whatever scam you're attached to succeeded? I don't think so and you don't think so either.

That's why you're still here, looking for yet another clue to lay back and be calm while you wait for the day when the rest of your life can truly begin. Keep waiting.

>>10952788
The opposite. Its pretty certain to
>>10952876
Its the only one that does it in a fully decentralised block chain agnostic well deigned way, its literally to oracles what bitcoin was to digital currency

>>10954593
Interesting

>>10954377

>>10954954
besides, it will probably dump when mainnet finally drops in 6+ months anyway

>>10954953
here is another one

>>10954953
the more I talk about it with the other guys who were in the group the more we think there is something to this. The twitter shill who gosner retweeted has reposted tons of Delphi memes. Pic also related. bottom right.

I'd agree, they just tweeted about an old article about how to run/set up a node. Need to start getting the infrastructure ready to go before release. It defeats the purpose of the project if there's no one running a node. Curious to see how much further shilling they will do on this.

>>10954593
Wow thank you for explaining that. I was going down the rabbit hole for a bit. fhat’s really cool and fascinating. why was AB sabotaging the group? What was his angle?

I was reading some long threads where Wikileaks also mentioned the group on Twitter. From there all these theories and conspiracies came out. Could you shed some light on that?

can I join this group.

My favorite.

>>10955359

>>10955359
Assblaster has nothing to do with astro what do you mean?

>>10953685
huh that's cool

>>10952722

>>10955359
it wasn't AB, it was some weirdo who got booted from the group named astro, and even then, I suspect another third party troll larped as him and caused an uproar here for a week or two.


The WikiLeaks tweet about q being a 4chan troll larping as a Delphic oracle was pretty strange. I saw some of that stuff but by then the group had split and had pretty much died, so I don't know more than biz about that. I doubt q and Delphi are related, but 4chan trolls larping as Delphi seems pretty specific for WikiLeaks to mention while this org was active and controversial on 4chan. Someone in the original discord posted about the shadow fork grou today actually. Said they were still active and planning and posted some shit about the oraclefinder and the ad company attached to it through the dev that worked with hodges on it. As far as I know none of that has made it to biz yet. They said the group is closed till after mainnet. I honestly don't know what to think, but a lot of stuff about the group seems pretty spoopy which is how the story of chainlink goes so I am not surprised.

>>10955359
https://oraclefinder.com/
https://github.com/OracleFinder/CryptoCompareExternalAdapter/graphs/contributors
https://www.adverti.io/
the shadow fork guys posted these links today
the adverti website is an online adspace buyer/seller who uses btc and usd for transactions and their website looks exactly like Chain.Link the adverti company is tied to link by the dev who worked on the oraclefinder ext


so def something worth diggin on here.

>>10955488
>>10955524
Interesting thanks for posting this, what do you think all this means?

>>10955488
sergeys been planning this for over 4 years. they issued tokens a year before mainnet for a reason. what was supposed to happen during this time? who was supposed to find out about it?

>>10955595
Just means some kid is building an adapter and other tools for link and asked the team for help

>>10954954
do you really expect anyone to believe you here? the backgrounds of the screencaps are different you retard.

>>10955524
>>10955488
fucking schizo. the oraclefinder is a third party just like link pool is. they are providing resources to the network and community. take your meds you idiot.

>>10953043
How does it feel to be a retarded parrot and not bothering researching your shitcoins before spewing shit from your mouth?

>>10955723
how retarded do you have to be to think some "delphi shadow fork" guys made the website. jesus christ.

>>10955723

>>10952841
Second time I see this wtf

>>10955488
Checked.

If I understand correctly: Delphi started as an honorable project to spread Link news in a orderly but chaotic fashion to thrive on /biz/. some of these founding members were/are/probably closely associated with the team or are the team or close with executive heads.

Seems like This was the teams 1st stage of marketing - /biz/- the anons who would actually care about reading the project and connecting the dots. So it’s not necessarily that anons “discovered” the project, but rather willing to follow the bread crumbs to fit the greater puzzle.
But the team doesn’t need small wallets or need us. So the Delphi group insiders was/is trying to help fellow anons out by giving us the “golden ticket”? ...

What made it honorable? Is it getting the first glimpse of news, being part of a small community with notable figureheads or crafting this fresh news properly into memes? And what made it spooky being part of the group?

Thank you btw for responding.

>>10955723
You're probably right anon, nothing interesting to see in this thread

>>10955701
Thats because they were taken by different devices you fucking brainlet.

>>10955524
Thank you. Will dig in.

https://medium.com/@philkomarny/blockchain-at-dreamforce-2018-7288ce7dee12

Just so you guys know. Dreamforce is a major happening. Should not be ignored if you are invested in LINK.

>Understand how Blockchain can help your business and how it is incorporated into your favorite Salesforce interface. A simple to understand explanation on the importance of Ethereum and Hyperledger Smart Contracts and Distributed Ledgers. See a live demo of Heroku for Blockchain Add-On and IBM’s fabric natively in Salesforce. By the end of this no-hype session, you will have new knowledge and insight on what blockchain is and how it fits into a Salesforce environment as well as how to learn more about good use cases for this exciting technology.

>>10955723
What's the chain link discord?

>>10955844
Lines up perfectly with Dom's recent tweet

>>10955822
What was the first time delphi was mentioned in biz? Because if they didn't used a name or a tripcode its impossible search and prove anything at this point. It's pure speculation.
If delphi or anything related to it wasn't around biz before we "discovered" chainlink then there is no point in talking about it.

>>10955844
>Creating Successful Blockchain Consortiums
>MUH

>>10953027
Yes chainpink is decentralized but using a decentralized network has its costs. Decentralized oracles are more expensive to use than a standard single oracle you trust. Corda is a cheap trusted singular oracle. Same with microsoft azure. Chainlink is an expensive trustless decentralized option. By investing in chainlink you are betting that the trustless nature of chainlink will be worth the extra cost of paying multiple oracles for results vs paying a single business you trust for oracle data like azure or corda.

>>10955844
>tfw you realize Assblaster wasn’t larping

>>10955904
>chainpink
Get out

>>10955844
>-5%

>>10953181

> "Link devs took the hard route of going for a SE Linux hardened kernel integration into their scripting tool"
> implying hardening isn't critical to getting DoD funding
> not knowing about the ChainLink BANE DoD node spec

Sure is zoomer in here

>>10955958

Is there any remaining discord about delphi?

>>10955919
Nice argument. Enjoy delusion

>>10955524
>https://oraclefinder.com/
>This website is 100% operated and maintained by the community.
the comments on the posts are all 10 months old too. not saying it's not an interesting site, and it looks like they are revamping

>>10956112
Nice delusion. Enjoy your argument

>>10955822
when it first started it was a chainlink specific group that wanted to focus on self improvement so if/when link moons they don't loose their shit, and continue to enjoy fellowship with fellow linkies. There was a bunch of people with different ideas, but the main thing the group decided early on was to try and help eachother maximize their potential, some wanted to follow up with irl activity post singularity, and they forked the group, most of us didn't make the cut, inactivity, etc., and from what some of the posters who forked with them have recently posted they forked again and left more people out, but the ones in still post occasionally. I can only guess what motivations would be, the marketing thing was just speculation. could just be some good hearted super autist anons for all we know. But the shill accounts connection to the big fish and their Delphi memes made me hmmmmmm, the WikiLeaks tweet about them made me shit, and I don't know if we will ever know why.

List of currently available Chainlink external adapters.
There aren't too many implemented adapters that you can get your hands on right now, except the ones created by the Linkpool and OracleFinder.com Team.

Asset Price Adapter
External Adapter for Chainlink which aggregates prices of crypto assets from multiple exchanges based on a weighted average of their volume.

XML -> JSON Adapter
This adapter allows for converting of XML API's into JSON. This allows ChainLink nodes to use API's which use XML as a markup. It's built in Go using go-json-rest.

Iota Adapter
Iota adapter for Chainlink that currently supports the following IOTA API queries:

broadcastAndStore
findTransactionObjects
getTransactionsObjects
getAccountData
getNodeInfo
sendTrytes

CryptoCompare External Adapter
Adapter to get data from CryptoCompare.com. Built to be deployed on GCP Cloud Functions or AWS Lambda.

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We may never know the truth about LINK, like Satoshi