/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>12179685
It will drop when mainnet is out due to little adoption.

>>12179685
14 mil. sounds pretty good

>>12179685
flush yourself down the toilet
If you have one and know how to operate it safely.

14,001 LINK is the bare minimum to make it. Sorry OP

>>12179706
This is what I am thinking too. See: Request Network.
It could take years for the API/Oracle economy to get the adoption needed to make this moon.

>>12180245
Jap it will.
That the big risk here. Because before smart contract MASS adoption, many more competitors will be out. Lur dur FMA.

>>12179685
Here the is real answer you don't want to hear, but its the truth. Odds are it will have a correction after seeing around 75% gains in last 2 to 3 days. You need to buy some now...maybe buy around 4500. Then next month DCA in some more. You should have been doing this all year. No one knows when its too late, but obviously its just going to climb and not retrace as it almost always does.

>>12179706
>>12180245
>>12180256
Retards, Sergey has hundreds of clients ready to use the network once we launch.

Actually comparing Chainlink to Request Network is peak delusion

>>12180333
yeah dude, I am sure these companies will use high value contracts.
As if Swift will use the product right away, that not realistic imo.

>>12180333
Checked

I honestly can't believe you all aren't watching the testnet, it's literally public for everyone to see

>>12180552
>yeah dude, I am sure these companies will use high value contracts.
Only ONE of the literal hundreds of teams using chainlink has to be reasonably successful to drive major traffic on the chainlink network. I'd say that is pretty good odds.

Oraclize hit 1 million requests in about 1 year. That's about 2700 oracle calls per day. If Chainlink has literally hundreds of teams, say 200, that's only 10 per day per project... to match Oraclize. kek.

Oraclize charges 5 cents per call, those cents add up, anon.

Seriously if you think about the low and high end estimates, you'll see how chainlink is a fucking easy win.

>>12180626
>Oraclize hit 1 million requests in about 1 year. That's about 2700 oracle calls per day. If Chainlink has literally hundreds of teams, say 200, that's only 10 per day per project... to match Oraclize. kek.
>Oraclize charges 5 cents per call, those cents add up, anon.

Rly makes you think. Not that I don't believe you, but where do you get this info? This at least makes me have some faith for Chainlink mainnet if that is/was the case with Oraclize.

At the root of nearly every piece of Link FUD is one base sentiment:

"You loser NEETs and your NEET software will never amount to anything. The system will chug along just fine without you, go die in a hole."

People are threatened by Link because they're threatened by the prospect of NEETs gaining wealth and status over them.

>>12180659
all this info is on oraclize website or is stuff they have tweeted in the past, they hit 1 million calls recently and Vitalik tweeted about it, and previously they only said they do "thousands" of requests per day.

>>12180333
trips confirmed OP you're a millionaire

I just FOMO'd in like a giant faggot at 30ish cents

>>12179685

Same here man. Poorfag student last week could afford 10k by going all in and then could add like 300$ every month. After this pump I can barely afford 6k links. Feel like fucking shit and stupid for waiting so long while it was at 20 cents. I think this anon is right >>12180293, next dip (hope there will be one) I'm going all in and after that putting in more money every month as long as link is below 50 cents. Will only start thinking about selling once it reaches 100$.

>>12180626
>>12180659
>>12180701
Also keep in mind that Chainlink has hundreds of more use cases than Oraclize.

Its like comparing powertools to handtools

>>12180684
It's sad really. They fail to recognize that these NEETs require the fortitude to spit against the wind and the foresight to understand what LINK could be. Foresight and fortitude are admirable traits.

>>12180333
they are talking to hundreds of teams. if they were all ready to start using the network right away there would be activity on the testnet. but there is none. this will be like every other mainnet in the history of crypto and drop at least 50% shortly after launch. this is coming from someone who has been holding since september of last year.

>>12181211
>there would be activity on the testnet. but there is none.
Lies

>>12181211
ayo nigga i aint tryna to fud but I got beef n shiet wit Chainlink. bruh Chainlink been on dat Ropsten for months n erryone finna expectin deez potential partners 2 test on dat test net. Sergey and his niggas even told yall to keep an eye on dat Ropsten to see dem customerz usin the network. Nigga it finna been 3 welfare payments n the only transactions on Ropsten been deadass average peeps takin the hunnit Ropsten link from tha faucet shiet. They aint no requests fo data. shiet, as a matter of fact homie some nigga aksed Thomas why and then Thomas got scurred n made a fake ass run to show it works. Homeslice, I see Tommy's request nigga but it be da only muthafuckin one.

>>12179685
>state of swingerlinker

>>12179685
I have 20k. Wish I bought during the last dip but I'm comfy nonetheless. I'm not expecting to be a multimillionaire because of link. A few hundred thousand would be incredible. I, hoping to sell the top of link and buy the bottom in the stock market. I'm too much of a brainlet to run a node and I don't trust linkpool who could exitscam with my stinky erc667s

>>12180585
What do you see anon?

>>12181616
>I don't trust linkpool who could exitscam with my stinky erc667s
Literally impossible as the links are held in a smart contract. Fucking retards.

I have 1800. I'm fucking fine. I hardly check any of this anymore and I can't even login to exchanges because I have to recover my authenticators, but I'll do that later, the codes are in the safe

>>12179685

Too little LINK.

Buy COSS. You can get around 62,000 COSS. Swap for LINK when it hits a 1:1 ratio. Also, collect a dividend (the FSA, based on the trading volume) in the meantime.

>>12180684
I’m unironically starting to think BTC is the ultimate bait and switch.

Bait all the “smart” institutional money to drive down the price, consolidate the lions share of BTC and then flood market with Satoshi’s wallet....leaving projects like LINK to rise from the ashes of energy consuming PoW mining.

>>12181869
How can a burger buy a Linkpool share and not get arrested for securities fraud

>>12180122
in 10 days unironically according to vishnu's 7777777

>>12179706
this is a gamble that could lead to suicide
my prediction is the same as yours, but I'm not playing

>>12180245

Never compare Link to REQ again

>>12180333
>we launch.
Hi Jonny you fucking faggot. Jonny joining Chainlink team is the biggest sell signal you will ever get. Dropped all my bags earlier at profit. Imagine hiring a scammer... the absolute state.

>>12180333
how do fudders even cope against digits like this?

>>12181616

It's worth nothing that Jonny Huxtable (who created Linkpool) is now a member of the team, which lends a lot more legitimacy to Linkpool now.

>>12179685
OP pic is very related to you

>>12181211
>he already forgot about Amazon's hosting of private ChainLink nodes
Gotta keep up family

>>12183622
C h e c k e d. This plus the trips above? We literally can't fail.

>>12179685
Dont think about the 11 million you missed out on, be glad about the 14 million you have

>>12180333
CHECKED

>>12183842
>an army of Private chainlink nodes is good for LINK price
wew lad

I bought eth when 4chan was down and missed my chance too but eth pumped today so it's all good. My tokens will be tradable tomorrow so I won't take too hard a hit.

>>12183913
based af

>>12180856

>next dip

>>12183622
Fuck i missed ethereum at 7 dollars too but im not talking about suicide and killing my family. Wtf he has mental problems. Over a fucking 12× you can get that investing in low cap stocks. What i really want to know is what caused the rise in eth from 31 cents to 10 dollars. Or the rise from $10 to $100 a year later.

>>12179685
1000k eoy

>>12181869
They won't exit scam, but do you really trust them to write an iron clad smart contract that can't be hacked? That's the real question.

Pee pee poo poo

>>12183529
Digits mean nothing. Every 1 in 11 posts will be dubs or better. That's what we see in link threads anyway. Biz is flooded with link posts thats the real reason link hets so many digits. On average its still bound by the 1 in 11.

>>12179685
Wait 2 months and you'll be able to buy at 18 cents.

Who else here is going to make it?

>>12186559
>trips is 1 in 100
>not realizing how low that is
>bigger gets are even lower probability

>>12187305
I don't know man how many links to maje it anyway? The cost of api requests is already between under 1 cent to 5 cents. Link being adopted by tge api economy would make link 10 to 25 assuming circulating supply stays the same and assuming 19000 nodes propagating the network constantly with zero downtime doing max number of api requests possible. Link staking is the only thing that will make links value rise much higher and we don't know what percentage of a vontracts value would even need to be staked under one percent is possible.

>>12187355
Exactly. We're literally going to make it.

>>12179685
Bitcoin is not done dying. I will buy LINK at ICO prices. You guys are nuts. We are going sideways and slightly downward for the next year.

>>12187384
What makes you say that?