/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>12326012
77.77777

>>12326012
110 to understand it
130 to grasp its importance
160 to understand its world changing nature that will bring the 4th industrial revolution through the god protocol

>>12326012
Desu I believe it has to be over 110. Maybe 120-130 to see its full potential with a pair of deluded eyes

WE ARE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER

DO NOT UNDER ESTIMATE THE POWER OF POSITIVE THOUGHT! ESPECIALLY COLLECTIVE POSITIVE THOUGHT!

THIS SHIT IS GOING TO REACH $1,000 EASILY!
HOLD THAT THOUGHT AND VISUALIZE IT IN YOUR MIND EVERYDAY AS OFTEN AS POSSIBLE STARTING NOW AND IT WILL MANIFEST INTO REALITY. DO IT! I'M NOT JOKING!

VISUALIZE AS OFTEN AND AS DETAILED AS POSSIBLE!

>>12326109
This.

>>12326161
You are a MANIAC

>>12326109
>>12326148
why biz always accidentally adds more zeros

>>12326012
I just market bought the absolute top in chainlink
ama

More than one

>>12326109
120-130 have to be lucky.
130-140 have to be multi-disciplinary.
140-150 have to not be tunnelvisioned
150-160 have to be INTP

>>12326012
110+

>>12326188
>underrated

>>12326012

ChainLink success depends on real world blockchain adoption, not the other way around. Even if blockchain revolution happens, large institution won't bother with LINK. LINK token holders are basically doomed.

>>12326188
>>12326318

>>12326336
they're bagholders now.

>>12326459
Oh yes please buy my bags

>>12326170
Dude...

I'm at around 85 and I've held for 15 months. You gay niggers are so full of yourselves

>>12326012
Somewhere between dogshit and a pile of rubbish.

>>12326770
>low iq bagholder outs himself as being retarded

you cant make this shit up

A sharp independent critical thinker might be able to scratch the surface with an average IQ, but honestly people who really understand what's going on know it's too much for human congnition to completely understand Chainlink. Probably Sergey is the one who has the deepest and vastest perception

It's reaaaaally not that complicated a project to understand. It's a great idea and it seems like Sergey is a really sharp person. If people aren't smart enough to get it and buy in, then they just won't make money. This is the way of things. Smart and/or lucky people invest in good projects early, and others don't do it til it's too late.

>wearing pants

>>12327038
If you really think you can fully grasp the importance of a functional widely used decentralized orscle network, you're afflicted by the Dunning-Kruger effect.
It's like someone in the 70s 'knowing' how the Arpanet would evolve to what it is today.

>>12326279
120 intp here, smart enough to see the problem, not smart enough to do something about it. make 12k$ a year as a software dev in a 3rd world shithole, have gf, job is easy as fuck (developer in a uni), but I consider killing myself everyday, I have 44k linkies though (all in)

>>12327168

Not claiming to know exactly how it will pan out. But I understand it as groundwork for an incredibly complex system that has immense utility and the potential to shape completely new social relationships.

>>12327329
you really sound like a clueless faggot tho

>>12327515

Nice

>>12326443
Topkek

>>12326012
152 INTP here. I don't understand fucking anything thing I just make attempts.

>>12326738

Being this much of a newfag

80 iq unironically