/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>12979804

>>12979816
Nike partnership confirmed

>>12979804

It's not really faith, just: 1) The oracle problem is real, and it needs to be solved for crypto to do anything useful 2) This is the best project with a solution right now.

If a big tech company released a superior version, or had better partners, whatever, I'm out. Until then, this is the best oracle play.

All the memes etc. are fun as shit but not a reason to hold.

>>12979862

Oh yeah and, not really concerned with performance so far because it's coincided with a massive bear market. Everything is in the shitter still, link less than most, to it's credit.

kek how delusional can you be. town crier, ari juels, tom gosner... that's just the tip of the iceberg. and you have the nerve to come here and imply it would be difficult to have faith in chainlink or that it could have possibly been "so long"?

>>12979804
the entire corporate world is lined up to plug their shit in to chainlink and save billions
less a matter of faith, more a matter of not being retarded

so is the oracle problem solved just by having another network for decentralized data sources?

>>12979874
> Everything is in the shitter still, link less than most, to it's credit.

This. Understated. Link was one of the best performing coins in a year where everything lost over 90%.

>>12979804
https://github.com/bridgedao/paperclip_ethparis

>>12979904
thank god for investing most of my stack on link
while the rest got 99%'d, I've actually approached my satoshi ATH on that 0.55 pump

>>12979914
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Paperclip

When I found link I looked past the fud, memes and shitposting and had a premonition like feeling that if I didn't buy in, even a little bit , that I would regret it forever

>>12979804
What do you mean by "so long"? The world doesn't move as fast as you might think.

>>12979804
How do people ask these types of questions after all the announcements connections our resident link fanatics have dug up?

>>12979804
Shit's not even a crypto project. It's a whole new revolution on it's own.

>>12979804
Its growing through fractals, I'm bullish af. 200k sats incoming next week

>>12979914
This.. this is insane.

The possibilities are endless with Chainlink. Its the bridge we absolutely need from web2 to web3

>>12979914
why am i just now seeing this
>We used Chainlink existing Paypal API sandbox.
maybe i will actually begin looking at yachts

>>12979804
They don't.

They pump and dump.

District0x > PRL > REQ > LINK

It attracts paid shills and pump and dump groups.

I wonder if they are the same guys shilling different projects or different shill groups for different projects.

I thought with the internet we were immunized to advertising, because anybody can make his own opinion about a products, so why being influenced by external factors? but it still work. It is just a little more subtle.

In a way, guys here falling for this are not different than the redneck in the 80s who bought a car after he saw a billboard advertisement of it on the road.

>>12980011
Checked, 200k sats confirmed

>>12979804
Any idiot who is willing to do a couple hours of research into Chainlink can see how important it is and how big it will be. I have insider info so bullish sentiment has been permanently cemented into me.

>>12979862
No Giant is now the best oracle play. You linkers are so slow

>>12980275
gibs info

>>12979804
https://github.com/bridgedao/paperclip_ethparis/blob/master/README.md

The ecosystem is moving around chainlink

“The stock market is a popularity contest in the short term but in the long term its a weighing machine” - WB

Chainlink has no competition. period. and it is the standard oracle solution for the building of the infrastructure.

>>12979804
I held a 50k stack through my mother's death and had to pay for her funeral costs with a loan. Am fine now, but I'll either retire at 30-32 from this or go bust. I refuse to yield.

>>12979804
Crypto is dead. There is only a single promising project. I've been holding since ICO and I'll hold for 10 years if I must.

>>12979804
Because it hasn't lost 90% from ATH like most other shitcoins

Chainlink is so advanced that even the chinks haven't found a way to copy and come up with their own oracle

>>12979804
For we walk by faith, not by sight.

>>12980477
No one trusts chinks. That would be a waste of time.

>>12979922
Same here anon. I'm like 80% link. Most of the other tokens/coins have faired FAR worse. My DCA is around .29c so I'm actually up a lot right now.

>>12980682
But his arms were folded and everything!

>>12980141
This. Bunch of 4channers tried to force it as /ourcoin/, during the presale ico phase of chainlink there was a minimum requirement of 300eth to enter the presale. Bunch of anons pooled up together and shared presale links to fill them with their eth. Coin continued to get shilled and pumped up and hyped for the sibios event that link was attended, whole event turned out to be a flop chainlink had a presentation in a room of like 18 people next to the public toilets, literally no news or partnership came from the event and the coin dumped back to below ico prices and created 1000's of bagholder anons. Now during this alt bull run lots of anons and took advantage of this and shilling this coin to all the new money and newfags that joined in december and don't know this story. The coin is HEAVILY manipulated and the supply is dried up from huge whales who accumulated below ICO price to create a artificially lower supply (a lot like REQ) and these people have so much room to dump on all of you faggots to still be in profit when the time comes. In regards to actual project that chainlink aiming to achieve it's nothing more than a basic json parser for smart contracts, would take like a day to add to ethereum by itself.. literally making links whole concept pointless and definitely no need for a token. Would take a lot longer to get it working with bitcoin but the bitcoin core devs would be able to work out the solution a lot quicker than chainlink will, think that's something worth noting that literally nothing is completed and you're literally just buying a whitepaper, they have only 2 developers and they don't communicate at all with no proven background on either, in fact sergey was involved in a project before chainlink called NxT that he since been abandoned until it was took over by a new developer team

>>12979904

Though, to be fair, a big part of that is because link never had a crazy pump during the last bubble.

hasnt been that long and some investments can take years or even decades to see stratospheric growth. pick a random tech stock thats been around 10, 20, 30 years and see how long its taken for them to get off the ground. blockchain tech is still barely useful and smart contracts in general are still in stealth phase

if link doesn't pan out in the coming years i can look back and say "eh it was a mistake with a little bit of my money in the grand scheme." if it does pan out ill be rich

It's not faith so much as despair. Been wagecucking it for so long I've got more despair than I know what to do with. It's why I'll never sell. And there's nothing (((they))) can do about it.

>>12981721
Yeah, but for the same reason that there's no marketing for the project. The banks are keeping the price relatively stable (and low) so it remains as under the radar as possible until the right moment. I'm in the camp that believes we're going to wake up one day and see that it did a 1000x overnight. Banks don't want reddit and normans knowing about the project any more than /biz/.

>>12979804
Rome wasn't built in a day
Did you really think this was a now-or-never deal?

>>12981931

a 1000x overnight would simply fry all of the market through so much overpressure of liquidity, it can't simply happen unless it's not done through eth or btc

>>12981958
What about the 2/3 of the supply Sergey is holding? How do you think those tokens will enter the circulation?

>>12979885
Who's Tim Gonzo?

>>12979816
Based and believes-in-link-even-if-that-means-sacrificing-everything-pilled

DOS will make this shitcoin obsolete soon.

Last post of the day. The moment has arrived. The audits are done and version 1.0 is being delivered. The gate to adoption has been opened and one will get the first glance of the plumbing of web3.0. The confidence will make sense in hindsight as the hard work is complete, enterprise is in. March will not only awaken the crypto community but raise eyebrows in the enterprise.
Welcome to the 4ir, talk to you in Aprilllll

I have no other choice

I tell myself it'll moon with adoption between 2020 and 2022 and I won't start selling until then, however I also worry that by the time adoption kicks in a better solution will have emerged and link will be obsolete. I think the biz brainwashing has been too strong. We've all convinced each other it would at least reach 100 when it can't even break 1. I have learned too much about what is coming and I won't accept any compromise. Either going to 100 or 0 but I'm not selling.

>>12981713
DUDE

WEED LMAO

>>12979804
Look at the one year LINK/BTC or LINK/ETH graphs.

>>12979862
SV will kill linktards confirm

>>12979804
because I took some LSD and was shown the future, not literally but kinda literally. If a time traveler came on here and told you LINK was going to be the highest gaining crypto even more than bitcoin, would you believe them?

why wouldn't i have faith? comfy steady growth is comfy, link has been uptrending since july.

>>12982889
unironically starting to believe thread time traveller.

>>12982889
what was the future that you have been able to see?

>>12979898
this

>>12982558
sip sip

>>12982913

>Believing some drugged up schizophrenic anonymous looser on a Mongolian basket weaving forum

>>12982941
It has not been all at once, but basically what I just described, LINK will be the highest gaining crypto in history, at first i didn't believe it, but as time has passed and bread crumbs have fallen, it really does make the most sense, institutions are lined up and primed to have business and finance done on distributed ledger technology, but it gets a little more esoteric when it comes to who they will actually be down to do business with and what technology they will pick, it all pretty much comes down to occult saturnism, and chainlink is the epitome of the metaphorical crypto spiritual play that is happening right in front of us and under the nose of the general public.

everything has already been done, decisions have already been made, its just a matter of time, they can't just go and outright change it all at once because then everyone catches on to the "simulation" masters.

>>12983002
AKA the Jews, everyone thinks that crypto was created to dethrone the banks, but it will be the catalyst that helps them stay in power forever :)

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>>12983002
cool

i promise to try and do good with my link gains and if possible become a member of the global elite who's fighting for the preservation and the future of humanity not to bring humanity down

>>12981713
Yes, I remember those threads during the ico. You'd see the chainlink logo all over /biz/. A lot of bagholders were made during that time. Feels damn good, too. Link bagholders are the most obnoxious type.

>>12983018
just take care of your family.

>>12980141
Hahahahahha including those three shitters with link. My fucking sides.

>>12979914
>https://github.com/bridgedao/paperclip_ethparis
So I'm guessing jpmorgan is gonna use link? makes sense.

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>>12983002
every single one of these cucks will crying when the mainnet dump begins. then when BTC capitulation begins, chainstink will go below 10 cents and stay there forever like many many many other shitcoins

>>12983396
this, desu

>>12981925
what makes you think (((they))) want your LINK?

>>12983524
It is their nature to take what isn't theirs.

For me its a combination of innovation, moderate price growth during bear market and memes of course. Is it a guarantee that it will be the next big thing? No. Does it hurt to put a small stack into it? No.
Ive seen some nasty dubs,trips,quads,quints in those Link threads. Im 80% bullish.

>>12983396
oh gee, thanks for your insight, sold all my LINK due to this!

>>12980383
Based

>>12983396
Being this fucking retarded. Yikes.

>>12979804
It’s one of the best performing crypto’s in the last year.

In the same time bitcoin and ethereum have crashed to a fraction of their price, chainlink has remained strong.

>>12984237
what are you talking about?

>>12984237
Chainlink is a stable coin of course it kept its value cuck.

>>12982941
Do you have an approximate timeframe for mainnet/moon? When does it go over 1k?
Also how much acid did you do to have visions of the future? I did 210ug of tested lsd and lost the ability to speak english, all social constructs seemed to crumble in my mind. Needless to say I couldn't understand link but I did come to the conclusion that Ted Kaczynski was right.

>>12984362
nothing like specific info, only that LINK will be the most relevant crypto in the future, i wish i could be of more help in that regard.

>>12984362
and it was one hit when i experienced that realization.

>>12979922
That pump put me over my initial investment for the first time since the spring of 2018

>>12981713
No matter how many times I read this it always gets a slight chuckle out of me. No one ever disproved this yet.

>>12980383
Same except my father recently passed away this recent september. He died thinking i was a failure who lost his money in link. I told him early when link was 25 cents but he gave me his money while link was mooning to 1.44. Waited for it to fall. Bought in at 80 cents. And watched it fall to 17 cents. Then he passed away because the hospital mistreated him. Can't sue successfully because he was a sick man. Life sucks.

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>>12979804
I'm just waiting until pregant Sergey gives birth. I'm only selling if the baby is black.