/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>13260853
only korean would be this at 2$ vaporware

>>13260853
>>13260862
You people are legitimately handicapped.

>>13260853
What are you trying to say here? Perhaps your English teacher can help.

>>13260862
See above.

I've got 19k Link in cold storage but you should never make another thread

>>13260870
fuck off faggot
>>13260990
it obvious that he meant bithump, so my reply was correct. Only Korean would be buying at $2. I double binance will catch up.

I feel like killing myself

All the connections, the breadcrumbs, it's all real, chainlink is truly connected to the deepest roots of Bitcoin and Ethereum through the most masterful minds behind cryptography between 1995 and today, fucking ari juels...

And it's still fucking 50 cents

Meanwhile shit tier projects like ripple and bcash filled with fucking sophism and braindead monkeys trying to get rich with something filled with kikes laundering money, pumping daily 10% - 20%... fucking creators of cryptocurrencies are working on something new and no one fucking notices

Im really going to kill myself soon, fuck earth, fuck society, i just want the money to be a neet and not need to relate to anybody ever again at all

Sold all my link at 70 cents and never felt comfier

>>13261005
Unironically this

>>13260853
>Bithumb withdrawls open
>buy orders evaporate
>2 people manage to dump link at a profit
>arb on Binance creates massive bull run
>link goes to $.50

>>13261022
Get your ducks in a row bro, we will have our time to shine.

>>13260853
I'm a high IQ autist who can sit and hyperfocus on things for days. I know blockchain tech in depth. Let me tell you a secret.

Without chainlink it's all redundant. Why would anyone want to use a decentralized system for computing to execute their smart contracts if the means of getting information to and from it is centralized? Because a trusted third party can tamper with that data as it goes to and from smart contracts, that renders it as secure as a traditional contract. However when you have an end-to-end secure smart contract made completely tamperless with decentralized oracles, something magic happens.

You have a system that can automate the job of notaries and tellers, removing the need for many intermediataries in businesses transactions. This saves billions in overhead for companies. Additionally, the price is chainlink needs to rise to match the value of the assets being delt with in high value transactions such as derivatives. I know this is happening.

Sergey Nazarov said in an interview recently that the chainlink team is working with banks and insurance companies and planning on going to mainnet soon. I trust him because you can see the chainlink team has kept their promises on Github and pivotal tracker. Don't let black people or discord trannies onto this though, they don't deserve to know.

>>13261191
Oracles are not necessary for the vast majority of dapp use cases.

>>13261022
Welcome to clown world. HONK HONK!

>>13260853
raiden (4x), gifto (2x), pivx (3x), loom (3x), iot (1,5x), augur (1,5x), metal (10x)
Imagine after MTL catches up.