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>>13799352
Partnership with the USA

My guess is Oracle

Eric Holder lied and Paul Walker died.

literal whos followed by another literal who

>>13799352

cheggem

>>13799405
>swift banking
>microsoft
>docusign
yeah complete nobodies lol

>>13799400
The digits on this specific post have been outstanding today.

>>13799352
Swift
Salesforce
Allianz SE
Microsoft
Oracle

>>13799600
Checked good ones there i forgot about

No partnership announcements, no staking. Screenshot this.

>>13799352
Your analysis isn't too shabby.

>>13799694
2weeks after mainnet gets out
they need to stabilise network first
out

>>13799697
thanks bro...i also look at it this way but im way more dumb when it comes to numbers...how long do you think chainlinks ICO funds are going to last? In assuming that 32 million will be drying up soon. they literally cant afford for the price to dump because they use some of the links to pay developers, events, conferences, etc...so i think one of these big partnerships will allow them to not worry about funds for the rest of developement, i mean mainnet isnt even halfway done..theres still so many deatures to build and add on, they need that development fund money

>>13799352
Coinbase operating nodes will never happen.

>>13799368
This. US defense is almost confirmed

>>13799894
why not? You dont think CB wants a slice of the staking/nodes pie?

I like your thinking OP. Even if they announced Swift and left it at that for a few weeks that wouldn't be a disappointment.

>>13799928
Running a node isn't mining.

>>13800163
what? No one said it was, not sure what youre trying to say

SWIFT wants in on Chainlink to get in on automating bond writing and sales. Even a piece of that market is worth billions every year.

>>13799904
Got a source for that?

>>13800201
yep, would you also know swift doing this brings value to link? are those bonds going to need collateral from nodes?
Ill try to find the US defense connection picture i have it somewhere

>>13800275
The way crypto seems to be being used, its as a store of value for the digital sale of goods. Link isn't just a carrier for the smart contract, in other words, but is the medium of exchange. This would indicate stupid high valuation as it begins to snap up market share in the bond market (est. 100 trillion USD)

>>13799368
You're pretty close.

>>13799352
On the day of hte mainnet Sergey will announce a strategic partnership with Bobo and together they will open a margin trading platform where you can ONLY short link

>>13799379
This^ on this date: Wednesday, June 26 • 3:40pm - 4:15pm at Cloud Expo

>>13800184
Mining is just running a software, running a node is buying data and making sure they'll be useful. I really don't see how Coinbase would do this. Do you have any indication that they would ? Literally anything? Because this started as a literal meme here.

>>13800385
im down to make money either way mr. bobo
>>13799379
>>13800390
that would be crazy but would come out of nowhere! not much breadcrumbs with oracle, strongest connection we have is that guy doing a presentation on it that works with oracle right? Why do you think they will announce first out of all the rest i listed?

>>13800458
I see your point, but im still having trouble understanding what mining has to do with coinbase in the first place. I got low IQ so im sorry. The indicators im going off for coinbase is drunkanon larper, lmao i know its probably not good to go off larps but hes been right before. Also i think coinbase is more involved with the coins it lists. they dont just list them and forget about them, they even do educational videos on them. Coinbase would be an amazing USD gateway for stakers/node operators, i really dont see why they wouldnt want a piece of that pie eventually.

>>13800476
>Why do you think they will announce first out of all the rest i listed?

I mean, the guy is showing the world "Hey if use our Oracle blockchain product and need to connect to external data, here's how you do it: Chainlink." Not a "partnership"... what would that mean anyway? Exclusive rights? Oracle, and others like them that introduce Chainlink in this fashion are de facto endorsing the Chainlink product as an oracle solution. This is how open source solutions become the standard, go-to solution.

>>13799545
Do you honestly believe Sergey will announce those as their partners?

Partnership with Salman will be announced.

>>13800663
not him but the companies yes, you cant stay silent for much longer, something has to happen to show progress

>>13799352
my guess is pee pee and then probably poo poo shortly thereafter

>>13800711
Based

>>13800679
You just win.

>>13800630
right i see what youre saying, that would help the network effect too im guessing

>>13800711
Pee pee is number 1, poo poo is number 2

>>13800581
>>13800458
Coinbase would run a node supplying crypto pricing data. Duh

>>13800758
>Network effects
Yep.
It's going to be insane.

>>13799600
Checked, these would be some good ones

>>13800787
Aren't their prices aggregate values anyways? Which would make them a 'reseller' of data. This is something I hadn't thought of before. Resellers, distributors. Conveyers of data, but not the original collectors of the data.

>>13800787
Whoever establishes themselves as highly trusted crypto api providing oracles will be used in all fiat converting smart contract payments as well. Coinbase, Binance, it makes sense for all of them to run nodes. Even Blockfolio could run one with an average of all exchange pricing

>>13800787
doesn't really have to run a node. they can pool their links willing to be staked into a network of nodes that all handle many kinds of data and then pay their customers the residual after skimming a bit off the top for facilitating it.

>>13800815
Seller, reseller... regardless, supplying data and collecting a reward. And having resources to stake high collateral

>>13800834
Makes sense.

>>13800818
Like linkpool? Yeah they can offer a service like that if I’m understanding what you’re saying correctly. That’d be neat for us non coding stack holders.

>>13800856
yea sort of like linkpool but probably more sophisticated. gotta figure a lot of these kind of networks will be setup in the future.

>>13799545
Docusign hit record earnings across the board last report. Without chainstink.
None of these nig companies are going to use link, they are just advisors, sorry to bust your whoopie cushion .

>>13800385
This is the only believable thing itt. Linkies are delusional shit creatures.

>>13800935
Thanks sold 100k

>>13800935
Reported for racism

>>13800935
Wow if only something advised would allow them to continue hitting record profits since that matters more than earnings anyways

>>13800935
they need to scale their business sooner or later and offer more then just digital signatures. Chainlink will be able to carry an identity with that signature, think harder next time

>>13800275
DoD hardened chainlink

>>13801170
>>13800275
bane hardened chainlink node. Look on github

>>13801170
Bane

>>13800275
That was just some random dude playing with open source DoD stuff.

Would be pretty epic if they partnered with walmart, imagine buying sergey shirts with a huge discount

>>13799352
the only fucking partnership that matters is between chainlink and ME!

>>13801198
lol, it's actually a meme
>that "dev"

>>13799352
Doesn’t Sergey hold the trademark for cryptlets?

Samsung
Amazon

Eric Holder lied and Paul Walker died.

>>13800385
based

mcdonalds, once they activate technological unemployment

>>13802536
Now this will be epic.

Okay here's the brown pill. Sergey has partnered with Sanket Sanjeev and Ranjesh of Pajeet and Co. This is the biggest manufacturers of toilet paper in Mumbai and smart contact help track where toilet paper is used. We hope that our revolutionary technology will stop people pooing in the street.

>>13799368
>>13799904
>>13800372
sauce or breadcrumbs.

These are Chainlink's launch partners, it was just announced in the Telegram.

>>13803288
>>13800201
4u

>>13803288

>>13803602
gosh anon... don't know what to make of this

>>13804041
An anon who worked DoD came on /biz/ and said he'd made this build. /biz/ was retard tier even then, so nobody could discuss it with him in any meaningful way, so he left.
The rumour was afterwards that he had been in contact with the team himself who showed an interest. That's about all there is to it.

>>13803602
What the fuck. If it's real $1000 EOY is not a meme.

>>13799368
The Tyler tech connection means that fundamentally, this is true

>>13803602
Fundamentals have blown me away

WE ARE ALL GONNA FUCKING MAKE IT.

I’m starting to get scared guys...

What if...what if we truly are the next generation of wealthy elites....

>>13803602
What the fuck? Where was this found?

>>13803471
Kek I agree

>>13804170
I've seen on biz a report regarding DoD and smart contracts, when did this dude appear?

Our best shot at a major partnership is Microsoft. Anyone whose been browsing link threads for more than a year knows this.