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Dude delete this right now

We're all going to make

hes moving all his tokens around in 3 wallets? why?

>>12439741
last 13 day volume is over 150 mill...he think 1.3 mill link = 1.3 mill x avg 35-40cent$ will do the pump...fuck off rakesh with your useless writepu

>>12439783
Because it is some exchange wallet

>>12439741
They want their Link back.

Mr whale don't dump on us !!!!!

What's the next step of his master-plan?

>>12439771
what are we going to make?

>>12439818
To stake

>>12439741
1.3 million LINK in thle last 13 days ? Who the fuck would sell 1.3million LINK at this price.... like wtf ? who is selling ? I doubt its us

Some whale who's buying to dump after fire side chat...?

>>12439841
Have you seen the catalog lately? Swinglinkers getting burned left and right

>>12439846
we all know its gonna dump deep after the chat
my target is around 17k, i'll buy back between 10-6k.

zoom out frens

>>12439850
i unironically made an extra 800 linkies swinging

no i dont have a big stack

yes i made multiple 3-5% gains

>>12439792
Idk dude, it doesn’t look like any other wallets.
I have the address for the ICO fund distribution actually, I should check that and this way we can see if he received ICO funds.
I can’t do it right now because I just left home and am now on mobile

Didn't some anons said it would be listed on Coinmetro? Could that be it?

I just became a stinky linky, liquidated all my shit alts into a 1200 LINK stack.

Will I make it? Might try to round it off at 2k or 2500 in a few days when I get my sales bonus.

The big dump is coming soon. That whale is just swing trading and now he waits like 2 days before dump so people can fomo buy before that.

>>12439912
>he bought the literal ATH
never change, /biz/

>>12439920
The ath was $1.4

>>12439741
It was me. I'm going to dump it all on you poorfags later today in one gigantic red dildo. Pepper your angus.

>>12439912
That will be worth $1,200 if you hold for a year. Not much but still good returns compared to boomer stock market.

>>12439932
>he measures the price in fiat

>>12439850

>>12439932
Tell me how I know you're new?

>>12439841
My guess is Swift and frens, they want their Link back. They could give a shit about losing some money doing this as long as they are bringing Link back in, hopefully because they know Link is close and they know it is going to be worth huge $$ at some point in the relatively near future. Ponder that a bit.

Who would buy that many Link at a relative high price? the price 2-3 months ago was around 0.2$, he/she/they bought 1.3 million for twice that..
Either he/she/they only recently got acquainted with Link and saw the potential in it, or the he/she/they recently came across some new information.

>>12439841
bots sell link at every price increase and every time BTC dumps

>>12440100
They’ve been buying for over 100 days. Not only in the last 13 days.

Bitcoiners like me are only buying this token for the adoption it has received. Do you realize this token is supported by the World Economic Forum.

High IQ buy when the price is low and Fud'd mercilessly.

Everyone buying now at these prices are simply lucky fucks who couldnt figure it out until the secret got out.

>>12440009
we don't lose unless we by back in

>>12439741
Is it really you? Walletautism I thought you forsaken us

>>12439741
Ty for the update my guy

>>12440156
Really makes you think.

>>12440156
By the way, thanks for the info.

>>12439792
>>12439875
I just checked the other tabs on his wallet and he has transferred money from Kucoin to this wallet also.
So unless Binance is buying from Kucoin, this isn’t an exchange wallet.

>>12440233
Hey

For real though, we should probably delete this now.

>>12439741
wallet anon, truly doing gods work. Thank you. May your link wallet always be bountiful my fren

>>12440156
But what does any of this mean? So someone with a lot of money is continuously buying link slowly to avoid pumping the price. Who should any of us care?

>>12440508
Because at some point, he is going to dump hard.

>>12440453
Why? Makes fuck all difference. You've had over a year.

>>12440000
checked

>>12440508
We always thought that “institutions” were buying large amounts of LINK to run nodes. That’s what Assblaster said.

>>12440518
Not if they’re buying for the intended use. Only short sighted traders buy LINK just to sell it. Those who want to participate in the 4th industrial revolution want to be part of the Chainlink mainnet.

>>12440508
They are playing on a human weakness referred to as greed to gradually take Link out of the hands of neets. Just a guess. If that is the case, what a bullish effing sign for hodlers.

>>12440472
Y-you too

>>12440542
>We always thought that “institutions” were buying large amounts of LINK to run nodes. That’s what Assblaster said.

But what about those 650million LINK Sergey and the team are holding?

Why do not the institutions make some sort of deal with Chainlink ie. "You give us some LINK we use your product"

What is going to happen to those 650 million LINKs that are not in circulation? Who will be getting them if not these so-called "institutions"?

Why would they be buying LINK if you can get some of it directly from the team through some kind of deal?

>>12439846
That's all of us, cause after the fireside chat 1k link will be a fat stack.

I liked it better when you were gone

>>12440581
SmartContract is likely holding that 35% to give to large institutions with the prerequisite of them running a large node of. Smaller institutions who want to run nodes will have to buy their Link off the market

>>12440581
Would've been a better question to ask Assblaster.

>>12440606
>(((decentralized)))
>unironical central reserve for (((them))) to get ahead of true competitors
what a sellout this whole thing is

>>12440805
>we weren't supposed to know

>>12439920
newfag spotted

>>12440009
I'm screencap famous!

>>12439741
WALLET ANON WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN WE MISSED YOU THANK YOU

>>12439741
Walletautism is the only tripfag who never betrayed up. Absolutely based.

Assblaster is now proven to be fake

>>12439741
We're gonna get you laid a bunch on the yacht party walletautism. Thanks for all you do.

I

What's the site that shows how well link performed compared to every other coin?

>>12440100
>she
Do you really think a woman would risk that much money? Lmao

>>12442832
bitgur.com/performance

>>12442879
Thanks. So arousing to see those numbers.

Impressive find. Trigfag God level in my book.

>>12439741
Wallet, I’ve said it before but you are the best trip on biz. No larping, no bullshit, just pure autism putting in work for your fellow anons. You’re a hero.

Why do they need all of this stuff anyway?? Not even my normal banking operations require such documents. They are in Malta now which is a well known laundering hub. Just fuck off with this shit.

>>12439741
Could it have been Binance setting up for their fiat pairs?
https://twitter.com/binance/status/1085024423378247680

>>12444387
all of that isn't even difficult to get... anyone who's opened their own business can help you.
you were going to pay taxes, right anon?

>>12439818

Domp et

>>12444782
Yeah I was thinking these large buys are probably binance forming liquidity pools and depositing cold wallets?

>>12439741
Insider trading. Follow the wallets. Get yours.

>>12444782
I think maybe people are planning to dump once the fiat pairs go live? Seems like a decent idea if you a link whale.

>>12439788
Lmao i think u might be the pajeet. U litterally got no clue how liquidity works

>>12444782
Wait, that's real.....but I wanted more time to accumulate!!! REEEEEEEEE I can only be a lesser millionaire now!

>>12439771
>>12439834
IT.

>>12440267
Someone make a link cube version plz

>>12445023
>you were going to pay taxes, right anon?
Of course not.

Whales unironically accumulating.

>>12440000
>He makes fun of those that track crypto values in USD

>>12445059
>>12444782
I don’t think this particular wallet belongs to Binance because if you look at their other activity, you can see they’ve also interacted with Kucoin and Kyber and another exchange else called liqui_io1. Seems unlikely that an official Binance wallet would be making deposits from Kucoin and sending ETH to Kyber, no?

>>12441524
>>12441657
>>12443062
Hey frens!

>>12441976
I appreciate the sentiment, truly, but that won’t be necessary. Looking forward to the yacht party though.

>>12445059
Binance is the second biggest Chainlink holder after Sergey. It’s astounding, the number #2 wallet is a binance wallet and they have multiple other wallets with over 400,000 LINK in the top 100. See their biggest wallet here: https://etherscan.io/token/0x514910771af9ca656af840dff83e8264ecf986ca?a=0x4e9ce36e442e55ecd9025b9a6e0d88485d628a67
Also, out of all the tokens they hold, Chainlink is one of the tokens they hold the most of. I think top 5. Can’t remember where I saw this - if anyone has source please post it.
At first I didn’t think much to the idea that Binance and Coinbase would run chainlink nodes, but this fiat pairing news, and the facts stated above, is making me reconsider. I bet there would be a huge market for their data as well.

>>12445059
>>12444782
I think this wallet belongs to Binance.
It's definitely a wallet belonging to Binance - check their other tokens etc. Around 20 million LINK moved in the last 111 days, 1 million moved in the last day.
https://etherscan.io/token/0x514910771af9ca656af840dff83e8264ecf986ca?a=0x1671a3e4a2519a653e66e827ef6eae690ee86729
Just found it by looking at the 6 figure LINK transfers in the last 24 hours.

>>12447431
>Also, out of all the tokens they hold, Chainlink is one of the tokens they hold the most of. I think top 5. Can’t remember where I saw this - if anyone has source please post it.

Cannot find source either, but Binane only owns Stablecoins and Ethereum more than Chainlink.

It was something like #1 Ethereum 2#Tether #3Paxos standard 4#stablecoin number #5 Chainlink

Binance bots also heavily manipulate the price in my opinion, and probably more, especially when the USDT pairing starts tomorrow

>>12447633
Take your linkies off Binance so they can’t play with them!

>>12439741
Whats your problem? Delete this fucktard

>>12447995
What’s your problem?

>>12444387
Check the requirements for changing e-mail. I've given up doing that

>>12447431
So Binance holding all this Link in their wallets, how does that impact token value? Is Binance the "designated" exchange for nodes to cash in rewarded Link? If so, the process would be exchange Link for USDT, purchase Eth on Binance, transfer Eth from Binance to Coinbase, transfer Eth to Fiat on Coinbase. Looks a bit convoluted, but it would work I guess. The big benefit would be if cashing in a big stack u could convert all Link to USDT on Binance and then move it daily to Eth then to Coinbase (due to minimum withdrawals on Binance). At least in that scenario you are holding stable USDT instead of BTC or ETH as you are completing the process. Does this make sense?