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I want to emphasize:

>World Economic Forum arrived at its valuation of 10% global GDP by 2027 on blockchain-based systems, which is in the trillions, and many of those same global thought leaders now feel those projections were conservative.

>trillions
>conservative

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I want to believe
Holding 20k and losing my marbles. Give me a sign kek

>>11035653
>WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23RD, 2017

>>11035690
I have 22k and buying more whenever I can. Don't sell a single one under $100 anon.

>>11035715
>he can read
nice bro

>>11035653
Nice find. I hate that people are falling for the over night success. All that will create is buyers remorse and weak hands. This is a long term hold for another 5-7 years or a Golden bull run happens. I’m happy for the 5-7 years time line. I’d love to get to 100k linkies

The thing is, he is talking specifically about crypto. Not about private blockchains (which is the biggest fud about crypto). So this makes me extremely bullish on LINK NDAs!

>>11035774
Not even dude, I think that before 2020 is over LINK will be triple digits. Hell, it might even be by EO 2019...

>>11035800
I thought I had found or read almost every article Sergey or smartcontract.com has been mentioned in until I found this... crazy thing is I found it by searching 'mastercard Sergey Nazarov' because of what the larpers have been saying

>>11036111
>Not even dude, I think that before 2020 is over LINK will be triple digits. Hell, it might even be by EO 2019

if you include 0,01 as trriple digits, i believe ti will hit it aswell

Guys, check out this article from when smartcontract.com first launched: http://www.logicoins.org/tag/companies/page/24/

Notice:
>“We have been thinking about smart contracts since the beginning of this year,” said Nazarov, who added that a four-person team was assembled to develop the SmartContract platform over the summer.

Who were the other two devs? I thought it was just Sergey and Steve back then?

>SmartContract also plans to launch more programmable agreements soon and has at least two others in development, one for geolocation-based contracts using GPS data, another for real estate – both expected to be available in early 2015.

What happened to this? I've never heard of this?

>>11036165
>t. pajeet

>>11036188
checked

>>11035800
I think the 10% of global GDP is meant for all blockchain tech combined. Both private and decentralised. Unfortunately, I think the private sector will be worth significantly more than the open one. However, I'm sure they'll both be in the trillions.

>>11036483
Yeah, it will. Chainlink will be active in both though.

>>11036188
>>11036388
checked

>>11036188
>>11036388
double checked

>>11036999
WTF

>>11036999
Checked ;)

>>11036999

>>11036188
>>11036388
>>11036999

Checked! $1000 EOY!

>>11036483
Private chains still need access to tamper proof sources of off chain data anon

>>11036999
Triple checked

Why do you asshats peddle this shitcoin? It’ll be lucky to be 20 cents end of year

>>11035653
>when you invent a new currency but all you wanna do is measure it in fiat

>>11037136
I understand that, I'm just pointing out that the public crypto market won't make up 10% of global GDP, for anyone who is deluded enough to think that.
Chainlink would be part of the public market, no? So it can only ever make up for a fraction of a fraction of the market. It's still going to be a high number of course.

>>11037215
Have you heard of Bitcoin?

>>11035653
>and many of those same global thought leaders now feel those projections were conservative
damn

>>11037178
Chainlink isn’t a currency

>>11037510
Makes you wonder who Sergey knows...

>>11035663
1K eoy