/biz/ - Business & Finance

I have low expectations for the fireside chat.
With that being said, knowing that the two are friends, I'm confident that they'll be in cooperation with one another.

LINk is a sure thing, in the long run.
As banks use public chains to store encrypted state records from private/permissioned chains, they'll need a decentralized middleware to do this securely.

Town Crier is a whole other beast.

>>12401792
after link moons im making sure everyone in my family conceals, im also going to conceal some armor penetrating shit too, aint goin to be no free lunch for any niggers.

Actually OP is right
who is going to be in attendance?? big wigs ? Gonser is a big deal.

https://www.tradingview.com/x/TutNXlbR/

>>12401917
you know where you have to go back

i am a humble link holder. I do not hold big expectations for any conference anymore as every larp and insider has been completely wrong about the price movement. I will patiently wait the 1-3 years for mainnet to start working and attracting business customers. i am most excited about this waiting period because i know 100% prive will rise due to network usage. Dont need no larp or insider to tell me that. i do hope something positive comes out of this fireside chat but as ive learned from other confernces they will just explain smart contracts, why they need oracles and how that affects the future. would be nice if they announced mainnet but links is the type of coin to hype it up like that so i will wait and wait and wait and wait and wait and wait and wait and wait

>>12402039
isnt*

>>12402039
The fireside chat is strategically located in Silicon Valley.

All attendees will be licking their chops.

I heard about this event through a colleague as I have to spin up our e-signature initative.

Is 4.6k enough to make it?

I have low expectations as others, it will be basic chat on smartcontracts and digital signatures. Like another anon pointed out they are friends and will just talk, just like in SXSW last year. Gonser will ask pre-planned questions to Sergey and thats it... But more talks means more exposure so its not a bad thing right ?

>>12402158
agree, it will likely be an intro to smart contracts for the audience

but the fact that gonser is there is the point of the whole thing isn't it?

>>12402090
exactly the reason its going to pump than dump just like every other time. same dudes gunna buy link and then itll bleed over the next couple days.

>>12402191
the thing is he was already alongside sergey at one conferenece, both clearly supporting each other with their talk. I think this is the same version of that but official this time.

>>12402152
What's your definition of making it? It's enough to have a NEET lifestyle indefinitely, but you're not actually going to be "rich".

>>12402090
is this shit gonna be streamed anywhere?

>>12402364
I’d like Having a few $100k. Obviously I’ll still work but I’d like to have my own business. Basically use it to get out of all debt

>>12402039
>>12402158
Ah yes the old hot air conferences I also expect link to be released in 2-3 years Sergey wouldn't release it earlier what's the point when everything isn't ready for the big Bois? The Serg waited 5 years I think we can wait another few more :) personally I enjoy the waiting gives me something to look forward too, I hope it never gets released ackhtually

real spook checkin in
woo woo woo woo

>>12401792
>that fucking buzzfed title
please go back

>>12401792
>There are real spooks here
Probably a waste of time for me to ask but here goes: can you give any clue what you mean by this?

Serious question. I first started coming to 4 chan about september 2017 and so heard about link when people were talking about it around ICO. Have been following it, and the general topic of smart contracts ever since, and in fact, I'm a lawyer who is trying to re-think my whole career to take advantage of the coming wave of smart contracts.

From what I can tell, it looks to me like, among the VAST amount of larping that takes place here, from time to time there really are insiders who post info and breadcrumbs. For one thing, people post links to pdfs and reports that I don't run across anywhere else. So I learn a lot of info that is, well, it's not SECRET, b/c, for example, it's a report from a nonprofit or government or something. But at the same time, again to take the example of a government report, I don't see it mentioned ANYWHERE besides biz -- and I follow this space pretty closely.

So, again, can you help me understand what "spooks" you are referring to? Like people at Swift or SEC or something who are monitoring /biz?

>>12401792
>This meeting will be filled with Silicon Valley and Policy-types

anon im going to the chat and i work at the local McDonalds

Rumor has it that Gonser will come close to fellating Sergey’s cock but won’t actually put his mouth on it.

You guys honestly don't understand how big this fireside chat is going to be. Sergey and Tom are going to get tipsy on expensive champagne, and when Tom starts complimenting the bearskin rug that is in the room as decor, Sergey is going to say "plenty more where that came from" and tear open his shirt to reveal a hairy, masculine chest.
Do you brainlets even understand how bullish this will be?

>>12402610
Only if they get naked.

>>12402587
its not secret info. its just all fucking important info not easily accessible to the public. think about how many people still don't know wtf a blockchain is. you do realize if chainlink is successful, it will usher in the worldwide implications of smart contracts which could unemploy thousands of back office employees immediately and save corporations millions of dollars. this is another reason why the "media" wont hype it up like it did with "bitcoin" or "crypto"

>>12401792

>>12402587
to give you a perspective on how far the public is with understanding the implications of this whole space, my gf works for a fortune 500 saas company. they are just now starting to give non IT related employees webinars on blockchain and the significance of it.

>>12402655

>>12402632
>Startup Quietly Drives Final Nail into Coffin of the American Dream, Millions Unemployed by Automated Smart Contracts

How could they not hype that? It’s the story of the millennia.

>>12402752
Mainstream media is always behind the curve, it'll be on the news once it's already happening

https://patents.google.com/patent/WO2018208422A1/en?inventor=Marley+gray&oq=Marley+gray&sort=new

The abstract for this patent illustrates how chainlink will interact with town crier I think

A T T E S T E D D A T A
If they even touch on this topic, it could sky rocket. Yes I’m the one sperging our over the Marley Gray patents in the other thread.
Link unironically $1000 EOY

>>12402818
My nigga. I’ve unironically sold my last remaining big cap bags to go all in.

>>12401917
Real talk I'll be at the talk, what should I ask Sergey/Tom?

>>12402818
No it doesnt

>>12402880
You have had over a year

>>12401792
I expect your questions to pierce nothing, knave.

>>12402861
ask him the hard hitting questions, like how they plan on preventing reputation farming once reputation is released, assuming it wont be released along side mainnet.

>>12402861
or how they plan on getting legal smart contracts to be recognized under law
just please dont ask him any moonboi questions like
>what price will the token be?
>will mainnet use the token or could nodes use fiat?
>when is mainnet getting released?

>>12403348
this is a retarded question that they've already answered dozens of times in the past. reputation will be third party provided so it'll be up to the provider to moderate his nodes and make sure to identify ever person to make sure there's no fraud going on

yes, yes, chainlink has all of these amazing, enormous things in store. And yet, they arent even capable of giving a coherent powerpoint presentation that isnt full of slides with spelling and grammatical errors. this doesnt worry you?

>>12402861
ask him how many links for a lambo in one year, and then say 4chan is waiting .

>>12403372
no

>>12403358
Oh I would never ask cringe-ass questions like that don't worry. I was thinking of asking about the feasibility of implementing zk proofs in the protocol were. But just looking for other good questions

>>12401912
just don't tell anyone that you're rich. I've told some friends about LINK but whenever they ask how much i own i just say "not enough".

>>12403391
How about I just yell PRAISE KEK after every answer Sergey gives?

>>12402596
That makes you more of an insider than anyone

>>12402596
Kek, I will unironically miss the memes if we'll make it. It will look like dumping your average-looking soulmate in favor of the hottest chick on the entire planet, you wish you could keep both of them, but deep inside you know it's practically impossible and you'll gonna lose one.
Sad.

>>12403412
soon.

>>12403500
But anon dumping your soulmate for some thot, no matter how hot the thot or how plain the soulmate, is a terrible idea. Nothing in this life is more valuable than a good partner.

>>12402607
How u know this ?

>>12403530
It was metaphorical, nigger. I was obviously referring to the wild ride of autism, breadcrumbs, memes, larpers, shillers, fudders, frens and so on. This past two years weren't good for me, so I lurked a lot here and it was like watching one of the best thrilling tv shows. You know, whether or not you want, sometimes you develop an emotional connection with what you're watching, even if it's pure fiction. All of this will be lost if chainlink will succeed.
>And that's why we're /not gonna make it/

>>12402822
Checked

>>12402655
>>12402733
>>12402822
>>12402833
>>12403488
>>12403500
>>12403533
Btw Kek joined

>>12403641
It's was actually a simile nerd

>>12403995
Oh, sorry if burger is not my native language, also
>It's was

>>12401792
Send him this https://medium.com/altcoin-magazine/the-four-biggest-use-cases-for-chainlink-a0245bd07b66

>>12403530
Based

>>12402460

>>12401792
also, this digital insurance event on the 29th should be interesting
>https://sviaccelerator.com/digital-insurance-leadership-blockchain-smart-insurance-2019-01/

>>12403524
God, is it half past rape already?

>>12403358
Legal smart contracts can already be recognized by the law. All you need for a contract to be enforceable is offer, consideration, and acceptance. The form of the contract is completely irrelevant. A court would recognize a smart contract today if it actually worked

>>12401792

>>12402861
I’ll see you there marine

>>12402861
Looks like you’re in Russian Hill looking down on North Beach? Pretty nice spot man. If you like Italian you have to check out Trattoria Contadina, it’s literallt just down the street

>>12401792
>Gosner
The Goose is onboard? Fuck it. All in.

>>12404499
>A court would recognize a smart contract today if it actually worked

This is probably correct
https://www.lawsnap.com/cardozo-blockchain-project-on-how-courts-will-apply-u-s-law-to-smart-contracts/

>mainnet predictions?
Nov 2019

>>12402472
spoopy

>>12404717
I can precdictthat the price is about to pop ATM just from looking at the chart.

>>12403500
i feel like unironically we will all miss our neet life styles once we do truly make it, like the nostalgia of an old friendship, but everyone grew up, and started families..

>>12404499
good point

Anyone has the ranking list for chainlink?
Wan to confirm my rank as a link marine

>>12405158
+ Officer Ranks
- General of ChainLink: General Sergey Nazarov
- General: 500001+ LINK
- Lieutenant General: 250001-500000 LINK
- Major General: 175001-250000 LINK
- Brigadier General: 125001-175000 LINK
- Colonel: 75001-125000 LINK
- Lieutenant Colonel: 50001-75000 LINK
- Major: 35001-50000 LINK
- Captain: 25001-35000 LINK
- First Lieutenant: 20001-25000 LINK
- Second Lieutenant: 15001-20000 LINK
X<><><>X<><><>X
+ Non-Commissioned Officer Ranks
- Sergeant Major: 10001-15000 LINK
- Master Sergeant: 9001-10000 LINK
- Sergeant First Class: 7501-9000 LINK
- Staff Sergeant: 5001-7500 LINK
- Sergeant: 3501-5000 LINK
- Corporal: 1501-3500 LINK
X<><><>X<><><>X
+ Enlisted Ranks
- Specialist: 501-1500 LINK
- Private: 1-500 LINK

>>12404588
Went there not too long ago actually, very good. My personal favorite is venticello though. And yeah I got very lucky finding this spot.


>>12404546
See you there bb

these LINK threads are getting worse and worse. fewer replies, shittier larps, no real info. everyone just playing musical chairs hoping for one last pump before the massive mainnet dump.

>>12405419
Thank you, sir. Very nice

>>12401792
Chainlink won’t be mentioned once durning the meeting. Sergey will just talk about smart contracts in general.

>>12406401
This is cute. Have you not paid attention to the events in support of your little toy meme project. You should be proud.

>>12402822
Checked

Why are there so many threads about this shitcoin? Is biz really *that* retarded and invested all the money in this shill?

>>12404800
>Growth is just that
I’m just mesmerized by the year long cup and handle
>this shit finna blow

>>12406891
Could this be the first time we see a fucking cup and handle complete?

>>12406910
Google random behavioral reinforcement. You'll understand why retards actually believe TA means anything at all.

Most of SV that have made a killing from crypto are long gone and enjoying their +100m life styles. Very few whales will be in attendance.

>>12406891
Now do TA on the link/usd chart.

>>12406928
sv types are mostly late adopters, a handful got in early but a lot of them also sold early, then bought back in during the ico hype wave.

the real problem is chainlink has literally no interest from the technical community, because they're all off building scaling or their own projects, and will probably end up just re-implementing something like chainlink whenever ethereum is ready for it.

>>12406891
thats not how that fucking works reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

>>12406910
I was just thinking that. Rug got pulled out from under it in the past. But that was 2018
>>12406947
>imagine caring about fiat value
Yo tengo el casho

>>12406956
>pssst
>i got something for ya
wanna know what happens when you add 8 weeks of 2017 to the front of that 52 week chart?
>wanna know what happens the next 3?

none of you are going to make it

>>12402587
black people. i know it's a surprise that they can figure out how to use computers, but they're among us.

>>12402152
10k. Always been 10k.

>>12404800
Speak for yourself I’m a wagecuck and can’t wait to actually be able to move out into my own place instead of renting tiny depressing rooms in overpriced boomer slums

The luxury of having your own place... such luxury

>>12402733
that makes 0 sense

>>12407188
Goosebumps

>>12401792
The fireside chat is gonna be comfy

>>12403418
I bet 100 linkies that You won't do it and record it from selfie perspective. Any anons want to chip in?

>>12402587
Maybe insiders that try to hunt leakers and silence them.

We'll see

>>12401792
This is probably the best way I can explain it.
Bitcoin is kind of like a tree, right? It has rings and stuff which can't be changed and you can open it up and look at the history and agree where all the rings are. And ethereum is kind of like the leaves. They're scattered around the branches off of the tree and have veins and shit on them for writing things on. But when you write on one, it copies over to all the other leaves. Which is good because if you look at 1 leaf you'll know that it is legit if it says the same things as the rest of the leaves.
So this is where Chainlink comes in. Chainlink is like a nigger jerking off on to the soil at the base of the tree. His cum is kind of like the external data which your bitcoin tree feeds to the ethereum leaves. So basically feeds the tree with stuff that it needs to give to the leaves which are asking for nutrients and stuff.
Hope this helps.

>>12404713
This. Also little legal consortiums are springing up everywhere - see Steptoe’s practice group, SmartContracts.legal, Wolters Kluwer is running articles and symposia, specialty spin-off firms, especially in the tax favorable jurisdictions like Malta, Cayman Islands, Estonia, Gibraltar - the legal side is definitely pre-positioning

>>12406997

I remember the last ‘cup and handle’ with link you fucking newfag. The handle broke and we spent a year bleeding out. TA is bullshit, and macro factors can destroy us at any moment.

>>12402587
Meaning don’t give out your location because people will doxx you

>>12402587
You're on a board full of nerds with too much time and too much hope which is why good PDF's etc are sometimes shared here.

I have 7k Wish had 15k but I am happy out. Its going hit 120 for sure!

>>12406891
>>12406997
>>12409178

>>12409375
>6 mo monfs.
ain't got time fo dat.

>>12401969
Holy fuck that's so wicked how it's forming that triangle with the point right where the previous ATH his. This could crash real bad or moon x2 in a single month.

>>12403500
There will unironically be even more memes since everyone has free time to shitpost. And we'll have to relentlessly remind the nolinkers who refused to buy.

i will meme ten times more when link makes me rich lol

>>12409178
>TA is bullshit, and macro factors can destroy us at any moment.
Based. But do you not think LINK is slowly establishing a floor in USD? Even if Bitcoin hits meme line like $900, no chance LINK goes under $.20 at this point.

>>12409178
>>12410220
There is a difference between predisposition and certainty. Trend analysis isn’t about certainty.
Watch the sodium content of your diet.
It is not that a pattern doesn't exist, it is that recognizing which one, of many, is the dominate pattern at that particular point in time.
>>12409375

>>12410032
So where is who /made it/ with bitcoin? Or Ethereum? Money doesn't changes only your lifestyle, it also changes YOU.
Let that sink in.

>>12407695
If it's 10k, then it's a shitcoin if you need that much tokens to make it, SHITCOIN.

>>12401792
I feel like a really big scandal pushed in by the banks to try and stop crypto will stop it, not guaranteed but it might die and something else comes in after because I agree the payment processor>crypto link is an inevitability, but not sure if this is going to be the one

>>12402822
Holy shit this guy posted a picture of a dead Guy Fieri before he's even been announced dead. Definite insider... So the globalists decided to kill Fieri before mainnet. I wonder what he knew...

>>12411722
>>12402822
One day we'll let you guys know about the last digits of our posts and their significance.... Get your dubs in a row

>>12402152
You need 500k min to be financial independent (20k a year which isn't much but just enough be a neet and not worry about food on the table). Multiply your link stack by what you think link will be and see if it will be more than 500k. A realistic price is $50-$100, it could be more but who knows. You would have between $200-$400k with a 4k stack.

>>12411793
>$50-$100,
By 2028 right?

>>12411831
Try 2020

>>12411793
dont forget taxes

>>12403372
You can blame the flat faced insectoid zipperhead roastie that fat fuck Sergey hired for those errors