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Brokeanon

>>12111290
not the price of bitcoin

>>12111301
True as of a year ago, not true as of two.

>>12111290
Give me some bread crumbs, fren. My gf is going to leave me and my family is making fun of me constantly for putting my life savings into Link.

>>12111290
What you got for us? No mainnet this year like you said. Still appreciate you but what's with that?

>>12111290
>>12111301
not my dick
not things looking
not your inhibitions

>>12111337
>>12111327
Audit started mid October and results will be published end of year. Trail of Bits was one firm contacted but results will be published by Zeppelin.

You really really have to ask yourself why do audits now? PONDER this one

>>12111290
Drunkanon #2 checking in.
When I make it, I will turn my Jack and coke (pepsi) into Yamazaki 12 year and coke (Coca Cola)

What's your thoughts on this private blockchains using chainlink without using the token?

can someone here confirm his ID

>>12111337
I said functional testnet, and it is complete. I don't think anyone thought audits would take this long but all worth it

>>12111361
Yea, and when I make it I’m going to marry Aubrey Hepburn and have a pet saber tooth tiger.

just lmao at any still dumb enough to believe anything this pos larper has to say

>>12111359
cuz the shit is ready for main net, no fuggin duh, what does this mean for us in the big picture?

>>12111377
Necessary. This is training wheels. It is too early in Ethereum's timeline to have corporations clogging the network. It is important corporations and private chains have access to chainlink. It will make the transition very easy once there is more scalability and lower cost of use on main nets.

>>12111290
Why do all you larpers get their price predictions wrong? Why dont you guys ever take into account that link is too fudded and memed and its going to take a huge announcement to see any type of real moon? Im not that smart nor am i an insider larper but even i can tell you this is a long term investment, 1-3 years before we see it go anywhere. Im just a little sour because you guys answer the "whats the price going to be" question all the time but in reality you guys cant predict that kind of information. Anyway im about to sip on some wine and read this thread. I feel like a lot of us are getting desperate because of how long its actually going to take, including me, is there anything you can say to even keep our heads leveled? I know not too sell for at least 2 years but god damn waiting is hard haha

>>12111389
>anon, I...

Stick around for a while drunkanon, there’s a few of us drinking tonight

>>12111390
Hey, Yamazaki isn’t that expensive.

Any new leads for us to look into?

>>12111359

Fidelity Digital asset launches Q1 2019

>>12111405
Chainlink will not be on ethereum main net until end of q1. There will be many interesting things going on the testnets to keep you entertained.

Imagine still caring about ChainLink in December 2018. Why don’t you poor faggots sell your shitcoins and go on vacation while there’s still a little worth.

drunkanon - recently there has been some speculation with the genesis wallets, here today and yesterday, also in some of the discords.


can you give any insight into this?
anything to do with EOS?

Do you need reputation and a listing service if a small consortium of xxxx start internally testing with link on private network?

>>12111462
thing on the testnet have anything to do with swift's new api payment system or docusign/salesforces modern system of agreement, or miucrost etc. Basically will we be able to see what we have been assuming for over a year on test net?

Has chainlink ever asked to be listed on an exchange? If you follow chainlink, you know this answer. What odds did you give when I said coinbase would pursue chainlink? Wonder if the odds changed a bit recently?

>>12111290
Link hasn’t mooned I wanna die I am ruined

>>12111490
No, you will not see swift use Public chainlink oracles in 2019.

my life is fucked i'm too stupid and lazy to be an entrepeneur

>>12111290
Miller laté

>>12111505
Run a node, reap the rewards. If you are looking for a speculation run-up, won't happen until there is a better understanding of the collateral and token economics.

>>12111502
it seems like chainlink hasn't asked to do anything. Things just happen

>>12111508
ok, wut about the other big suspected white labels, and what about 2020?

>>12111502
Definitely interesting things happening. Are you still accumulating?

>>12111534
like literall whos? only thing good happened recently that i can think of was town crier being confirmed

Great another larp thread which will reach 200 replies and link pumping and getting dumped on again..never change biz.

>>12111533
Right now white label projects have no advantage in saying they are using a third party company for a feature. Once Chainlink is well known,it will be more advantageous to them to announce they are implementing the highly trusted decentralized oracle standard. In short, white labels will become partners.

do you like gin & tonic? its my favorite drink while farming memes

>>12111567
can you just give us the drip already? im dying here for more link crumbs

>>12111567
part of me is a bit pissed it is taking so long, part of me is hyped to keep accumulating at low prices, last question drunko, how much collaborating is ongoing with the fed govt, ie healthcare (medicare/Medicaid), cftc, dhs, sec, darpa, etc? Thanks for the responses.

>>12111572
not a bad choice on the right occasion. >>12111597
follow coinbase public facing apis over the weekend

>>12111605
we know about factom using link. Im pretty sure they got grants for dhs and recently shipping companies at ports

>>12111597
hes not an insider, hes just a dude who knows what he invested in

>>12111605
not sure t b h. These type of use cases will be last. First larger use cases will be remittances and derivatives

>>12111621
is tyler tech a real crumb or nah?

(this question is a test )

How much link to be a node operator?
>t. 9k link

>>12111540
Web3 is a big deal

>>12111621
Is there any big news upcoming?

>>12111650
0 needed

Hello drunkanon, please larp for us

i am a bot

>>12111290
1. Are you Syd senpai or brisbane senpai
2. Are you aware of the construction/building industry breadcrumbs from earlier in the year posted here, ie smart contracts for each construction materials/phases etc and is there anything else you can tell us about it?
3. Can God make a burrito so hot that even he couldn't eat it?

>>12111653
Depends on what you consider big. From what I understand people didn't like that I called TC acquisition big

>>12111673
Big, small, whatever, hit us with it

>>12111361
>not drinking blue label and pepsi
not gonna make it

>>12111680
Timeline is always going to be off due to unforseen circumstances but chainlink will be added on two exchanges before end year to my understanding.

>>12111673
Do you know if this woman is related to Blythe Masters?

>>12111608
>follow coinbase public facing apis over the weekend
Why? Explain pls

Drunkanon, how much LINK do you hold?

>>12111668
I swear you have been in these threads at this time of day everyday for the past year.

Always fucking droning on about Australian Property breadcrumbs and BIM.

I've never seen any strong evidence myself and yet your still here always asking the same thing

give me about 15. If you have any questions feel free to post, will try and get back and answer in a few. will have another drink in mean time.

Drunk anon do I still put all my money in link or what

>>12111680
>>12111673
Please this. Throw us another bone drunko

>>12111290
is it true whales have been slowing entering chainlink?

Drunk anon why do you drink? Is there something you know that drives you to bury it all with the bottle. You can share it with us.

>>12111719
Fuckin kek, unironcally this is my first time I've posted in one of your threads mate all I knew about you is that you're from Aus but it's obviously an interesting topic, BRB getting an AVO from you

>>12111673
From your stuff so far its evident you're implying link will be added to coinbase before the eoy.

That is pretty big and would definitely increase the public profile on chainlink.

Any other information you have? Thanks for drinking with us.

>>12111673
TC acquisition was huge. Brainlets were just upset it didn't cause a massive bullrun.

>>12111698
Coinbase and...?

> drunkanon here

>>12111530
For those of us who hold stacks but are not prepared to run a node, how long do you think it will take for the run up you mentioned? Do you see Link at $10 to $15 in 2020?

>>12111794
looks like he has some cancer growing under his chin

>>12111621
Should we diversify into holochain some right. Let so we can buy more linkies by the time it moons in 2027?

>>12111780
Is bittrex still a thing? I remember a year back it was always coinbase and bittrex was the combo for amerifat buyers

You are all retarded. If you cant think for yourself you dont deserve link. Dont feed the larper and get pnd'ed on.

Be woke.

Got an interesting one for you drunkanon,

about January last year I was watching the politics show (BBC) and the debate was on brexit, one speaker announced that brexit could cut up too 20% of jobs to which another stood up and announced “I wouldn’t worry about that, chainlink is building technology which could impact 40% or more” I was amazed at where I had just heard this as this is a BBC1 channel in a program nothing to do with this type of technology, any details on this?

>>12111838
Shut up cunt, have some fun for once, we know its a larp...whats the alternative, look at the shitty charts and thinking about kys

its gemini exchange

Should we diversify into holochain some right now so we can buy more linkies by the time it moons in 2027?

>>12111794
this is the most annoying fucking thing ive ever seen in a while. This doll is like that fucking dog

>>12111846
Adding to this I also find it strange that Sergey has been at the BBC building multiple times

>>12111290
How much longer should I be accumulating ?

>>12111888
Whoa. Some serious DIGITS

>>12111857
The only annoying thing about this is the tag still on

>>12111931
Thank, check em. My bets on smartcontract.com working with the British government in some way, we’ll see what drunkanon says

>>12111747
Back, the thing is, the team will adjust timeline based on what I post. Happened already. Some things are in motion that will not change but something is coming by end of month that will possibly not happen if I directly foretell.

>>12111888
We even lost Sir Gay to the BBC

>>12111976
you know how this sounds right?

>>12111757
Always been in Chainlink. There is a reason Vitalik is mum on link.

>>12111976
lol stfu. such a fucking larper

>>12111993
Because Sergey solved the oracle problem before he did?

>>12111993
This is one of the reasons I kept growing my stack when the price dropped so hard earlier this year.

>>12111766
I said a few months ago link on coinbase when it did not make any sense to general public. Why would it be important link is on coinbase and why would coinbase pursue link. Chainlink is intentionally under the radar, until it's not. Audits, CB, level 2

>>12111780
once you understand why audits are so important this "early" in development you will better understand implications

>>12112046


>Why would.MANA AND REQ AND BREAD be important for coinbase.


Stop talking shit man

>>12112046
Link on cb simplifies node growth, also makes it seriously easy to exchange Link "rewards" for Fiat.

>>12111976
Drunkanon, if you are not larping I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for giving us these breadcrumbs in times like these.
Do not give out too much info if this is the truth and god bless you.
Thank you thank you and thank you!

I've been drinking a six pack on average sometimes more for the past 3 weeks, halp

>>12112097
Infact, none of us even deserve your crumbs
Thank you again, I won't give a pity story about my situation in life but I want to thank you dearly for boosting my morale
THANK YOU
DRUNKANON IS /OURGUY/ SECOND TO SERG AND STEVE

CNBC sounded larpy at the time too I guess.

>>12112058
Do you think we can live off rewards only if this get big enough?

>>12112104
I also have 70k req, should I just dump for just under 7k link or hodl? Break even is 22cents. God 2018 has been depressing

>>12112109
it looks like only brainlets are on tonight. I wish i could ask you something more specific or interesting but i cant think of shit lol

>>12111976
Lmao this guy's the quantfury faggot

>>12111699
Ugh, I have major whiskey goggles on right now, and this is far from acceptable.

>>12111290
sup lad ;)
SIPPIN AS WELL
DISCORD?

>>12111426
>Why do all you larpers get their price predictions wrong?
Because it is impossible to predict the future. No one, I mean NO ONE is able to accurately price predict, larper or otherwise. Any seeming exception to this rule can be attributed to luck.

>>12112162
I can

do you think ChainLink will be worth at least$10 by 2020 eoy?

>>12112063
listing applications, fog

>>12112074
Thats what im thinking why wouldnt coinbase been in the game of staking? They know people are going to be staking with coins so why not give them a portal to usd...i think they would e dumb not to be thinking about this

>>12112109

how does jonathan levi tie into the chainlink ecosystem? will he bring companies/enterprises onto public blockchains with ZKPs?

>>12112204
You are thinking anon. Chainlink relies on data feeds, does cb have data to provide or sell?

>>12112120
Req devs should be publicly put to the guillotine a la the French Revolution. They deserve it, you know this in your heart.

Drunkanon gave up on my question

>>12112217
Please tell us more on this line of thinking

If dubs you have to tell us the most insider thing you can tell us drunkanon

>>12112247
Hello Susan

This my port. Will I make IT?

>>12111290
Any insight on when we may hear details on the Foundation?

>>12112262
It will make more sense in the near future. The chainlink community is doing a great job of showing use cases and potential of chainlink. Very forward thinking. There is one twitter account creating well thought out blog posts. If the community put this much effort in the background of the Chainlink team, the genie might come out of the bottle. Sergey's background vc etc. what companies he raised $ for. His rolodex. Steve Ellis pivotal connections, the advisors and why they backed, what are they working on now. Some might not understand Dimitri Roche was one of the most sought out developers in the corporate side, why choose a blockchain startup? There is so much background here that its going to open doors not opened before. I could go on and on. TechGC etc. new stuff. There is Vitalik connections in plain sight if placed on the right timeline.

>>12112359
i thought vitalik hated chainlink for cucking his token dispenser?

i like this larp

How early are we?

>>12112370
He's extremely hush on Link and the tech. Think how much he talks about other projects. Yet not what will connect his platform to the world.

>>12112390
early like in bitcoin 2009 but with memes and fat serGAY eating McDonald

could you fags please just fucking leave with your erc crapper. Thanks

>>12112359
>>12111290

Is Sergey's connection to Lawrence Lenihan of Digital Currency Group meaningful in any way or just a coincidence?

>>12112359
yea yea yea
>they're super special.
We already know. I'm already all in link and believe. But talk to us about tech. Are we gonna see large enterprise activity on the testnet? Public announcements by big name (((corporations)))? What should we be looking for next?

>>12112390
In speculating crypto as a currency late. The real use cases for dlt, early.

>>12111426
Please don't kill yourself anon

>>12112405
Look at it this way, if Link does what it is capable of doing half the erc20 projects are eliminated. If VB supports Link, he appears to be undermining those other projects, his only option is STFU and let it evolve.

when will link hit $10?

>>12112487
tomorrow morning if you believe hard enough

http://mattturck.com/ai-blockchain/

Bless you drunkanon, keep us warm in these cold days

>>12111794
>no shit in the bowl

>>12112487
N E V E R
It's literally over and you missed it retard

>>12111736
What's the status on the Salesforce connection with Chainlink? I remember thinking (so naively) CL would be forced to have a product up and running in time for Salesforce's unveiling of blockchain services this fall, none of which happened.

>>12112359
>Some might not understand Dimitri Roche was one of the most sought out developers in the corporate side
Interesting. Why?

Reason for audits now:
Sergey keeps discussing end to end security and WINNING by proving the security is there. Having audited code assists with negotiation and corporate uptake.

Coinbase wants to provide market data with Chainlink, not doing so exposes coinbase to risk as other competitors will pop up. Coinbase will likely want to integrate with other corporations beyond the blockchain environment and act as a liquidity provider for etf's etc.

Towncrier was big due to the integration with cryptlets and the ability for node operators to compute smart contract data securely.

I need to start digging into the backgrounds more.

>>12111426
fucking kek, imagine it's 0.05$ after 2 years. Which is completly possible.

Do you have any insight into the status of the pivotal? If mainnet is close, how can something like Aggregation, which is important, seemingly be so far off from completion? How can their code even be audited if it isn't done?

why is the project intentionally under the radar? what is the purpose? accumulation?

>>12112678
Because every ERC coin is shit. And so is link. It's not "under the radar". You've been tricked by clever marketing and /biz/

>>12112120
Omg of course

>>12112667
You optimists bother me on a fundamental level.

I think Sergey's old angellist profile references why he's working with Facebook.
----
What I'm Looking For

Asset owners with digital revenue streams (eg:ads, ecommerce, etc...) that want direct investment by selling their revenue stream to investors in realtime/as it is earned.

Investors who want revenue sharing assets, whose performance they can track on an hourly basis, and resell in a liquid market.
----
This sounds like an early thought about chainlink to me, doing instant verified ad payments via smart contracts for a platform like facebook.
Am I kind of on the right track drunkanon?

Drunk anon will node operating be accessible to the average autist? Will there be services coming out to make it even more accessible?

>>12112686
Better hope you are right or you are going to have a miserable life knowing you had access to this info and chose to ignore it.

How many stinky linkies will I need for a Node? I figure the amount I'll need to be a decent node will be LinkPool's Nodes +5k, so I can get chosen more than all those cookie nodes.

>>12112741
Of course there will be services, there already are some like linkpool

Hmm. Is there another Industry 4.0 connection with Chainlink? Say a C_F_B (Sergey Ivanchelego)/IOTA connection? Tezos?

>>12112746
Fudders been right for 1.5 years now. You can’t even compete

>>12112770
Linkpool seems like a ripoff desu

>>12111359
I literally asked Sergey this in person at the NYC meetup. I asked how auditing while still actively developing works and I didn't quite understand the answer. He said if something is audited and then needs to be changed, they just go and make the bugfix or whatever. Seems to me like that would invalidate the audit and that auditing should only happen on completed code.

back..will go through posts take a sec

>>12112840
Did he stutter? Curious im currently psychoanalyzing sergey.

>>12112636
they'll use chainlink in a private enterprise setting when needed. Don't know if and when they use main net chainlink.

Docusign on other hand will be soon

>>12112673
you'll get this clarity before eoy

>>12112058
The audits reduce liability for Coinbase to list it?

>>12112876
Do you think a link token can hit triple digits in 2-5 years or so?

>>12112678
clarity on regulatory environment. Coinbase legal team doing a lot of legwork in this aspect. Once again, the team's background, Oblad etc., could also provide much insight

>>12112866
He did not stutter but I felt that communication was strained like either he wasn't understanding me or I wasn't asking clearly. Or maybe he was just playing dumb?

>>12112840
security team finds bugs. Sends report to team. Team fixes bugs asks security team to verify fixed. Repeat until clean, at least critical and high severity bugs.

>>12111976
This makes you sound very much not credible FYI, do you have any evidence of previous legitimate calls made etc?

>>12112673
See my post here
>>12112840
Apparently they're actively auditing code that's still under development which makes no sense to me. Audits should be done only after the code is complete since any future change could introduce a flaw.

>>12112840
>He said if something is audited and then needs to be changed, they just go and make the bugfix or whatever.
An audit isn't just to go over the code and say "yup, it's perfect!"

A careful security review will ideally find problems before you start using the software, so you can fix them.

And you don't need to do a full audit after fixing an issue.

I'm not too familiar with smart contracts but imagine a memory leak, a buffer overflow bug, a SQL injection vulnerability or even an xss vulnerability. When you find one of these, you can point to specific, identifiable conditions that enable them. You can then tell the developers and then they fix them and you verify that the conditions have changed.

I guess, in theory, these conditions could be architectural and require a huge rewrite, but if your dev team is not stupid, they should be thinking of these as they go and if they have experience, they should even be aware of common and obvious things to avoid, so a fix for any given issue is likely to involve changes on the order of tens to a few hundred lines across maybe two or three files. Maybe more for complicated problems.

Once those are fixed, the auditor or security reviewer likely only has to look at the specific lines of code that changed.

I'm not an auditor or security dude, just a regular software engineer guessing at how I'd do a security review of a codebase if I had to- I'd look at the architecturr and the code, point out any issue I found, and then be like "yeah, uhuh, looks good" or "wait, no, you missed this one thing" if they fixed it and sent me the changes.

>>12112928
I suppose that works. Seems like a lot of overhead going back and forth but I guess they need it done as soon as possible like you say so overlapping auditing and coding should get it out the door faster despite requiring more orchestration.

>>12112929
bigchaindb (important) not being made official. Will happen eventually though

Whatever happened with the earthquake startup that was supposedly using Link?

>>12112901
if this is the reasoning...then all coins are under the radar.

>>12112972
So the Chainlink team is making business decisions based on what an anonymous user is saying on a Mongolian barbecue website?

>>12112995
Kek just sold 100k

>>12112995
>Hey Rory stop posting on /biz/ and larping as an alcoholic
>It's not me babe It's Sir Gay
>Shut the fuck up Rory we're moving announcements back 5 weeks so you look like a larper. Now get my coffee.

>>12111846
vids or it never happened. Sorry, sounds totally fake.

This thread is full of larps

>>12113048
clASSic

LINK larping is one of my favorite things about /biz/

>>12113063
It's not the british broadcasting company

>>12113048
I would give up my entire link stack to bury my face in her ass

>>12112944
Ah so you're a software engineer too. Cool. I worked for a major American corporation and how we did it is whenever a person would complete their assigned task we'd run unit tests, submit it for code review, the team would review, then we'd check it in so it was in the nightly builds.

So yeah we actively audited while coding but we would also lock things down at a certain point for a "gold standard" baseline that was made into an engineering build and integration tested. All work would be done in a new branch during that.

Also our code was a legacy system where it was mostly going back to make additive changes. Something like Chainlink is probably going to have a lot more code overlap since it's new.

Basically my point in all this rambling is it would make more sense to me if they only audited on baselines frozen at a certain check-in but I suppose I can see it both ways kinda like how we did code review while the team was actively coding.

>>12112978
realized no one actually cared about smart contracts for the use (for the time being)

Didn't you think the price would keep increasing through December? Kek.

>>12111425
How long do you think training wheels will take?

>>12111462
So, are you saying main net will not go live until end of q1?

>>12113385
how long until eth is scalable and gas/price efficient?

>>12113393
At earliest. Test net will be entertaining to watch. Right now its being used but you can't see the testing as each node is running own jobs

>>12112046
Chainlink partnering with Coinbase for oracle service? Coinbase using LINK nodes for their soon to be offered securities?

>>12113148
Did you not say link will be top 30 in October/Nov

Did you not say it will be top 10 Dec/Eoy?

FFS, do not you not think it's morally wrong to larp and fool others.


Any annons agree that drunk annon said it will be top 10 by Dec??....

>>12112046
Level 2 - are LINK nodes gonna be offer level 2 services for Coinbase????

Will there be a major announcement when the decentralised testnet comes?

Also any news of the Chainlink Foundation?

>>12111290
Drunkanon what do you think of link pool? I'm too brainlet to run my own node, should I just stakte into linkpool?

>>12113497
>do not you not think
>??...
Pajeet detected

>>12113497
Agreed I think theres been multiple drunkanon larps. This guy earlier in the thread thought cnbc thing validates him as drunkanon but wheres the proof. And the team making adjustments based on this board? Gtfo

>>12111290
Thanks for taking time to answer. One more question


What does Sergey think of the overall market and BTC and its effect on LINK. Is he worried at all?

>>12111290
Drunkanon is legit. He called CNBC and Coinbase well before it came out. Thanks for all your info even though you are always met with skepticism when you post. Please keep posting on this board

>>12113713
this

drunkanon is this why you are saying bigchaindb

>>12111508
larp

Can the price even do something as simple as go over $1 ffs

>>12114031
This is easy, just look at their twitter and the connections.
They have been on my "potential partners" list for a while, in my view they are basically confirmed after the ocean conference.

All I want to know is who runs the chainlink unofficial marketing twitter. Majority of connections I find, they've already found.
Though I do definitely have a few that they haven't found, or at least appears they haven't found.

Not all these mutual connections are partners, but they are spinning on the inner circles.

>>12114218
Accidentally cut off a chunk of the connections. But oh well. If anyone else invested more than 10 mins building a twitter list they could see the same.

>>12114218
lol timo
I've got some dots that no one ever posts.

Sipping whiskey neat in your honor drunkanon. Some of us here value and enjoy your threads.

>>12114234
I think with CL he's an obligatory follow. He's across almost everything

>>12114234
sure you do, ranjesh

>>12113493
surely this

I think the faggot is gone idiots

>>12113497
He said that before Craig Wright decided to crash the entire market with no survivors

>>12114690
Doesnt matter, there wasnt any good news to push it to top 10... Wright crashing market should give link better advantage to get to the top and it still didnt get there

>>12112686
This, they hired a marketing director from Harvard and only pay her to tweet twice a month lmao and she can't even type

>>12114778
Web3 and TownCrier were pretty big and Link was very much moving upward.