/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>13966524
>Working product
If I want to know the price of ETH I'll just use tradingview, kthx.

>You need to pay LINK to make requests
Where is it stated

>>13966524
>buy pressure
topkek! Good one

>>13966546

if you want to use a smart contract that relies on eth price to fulfill its obligation you have to buy link

>>13966546
>implying the price of ETH isnt just proof of concept
Nigger, we all know it doesnt stop here. Just put down the FUD. Its time to stop.

>>13966524
delusion

Sergey already said he is going to give the 650,000 LINK not in circulation to those who need it. They will sell off their extra LINK if anything. There's no reason for anyone to buy.

>>13966524
There's no buy pressure retard. The ETh price calls from LINK, Fiews, and LP all are paid out of the 650mm stack. It's just sergey giving money to his buddies.

>>13966882
oh right, i missed 3 zeros.
650,000,000 free link is going to businesses that use the token

>>13966649
>Just put down the FUD. Its time to stop
Never

>>13966895
>businesses
>literally all of them are on the chainlink team or are the chainlink team

no one will be buying this shit for actual utility for YEARS if ever

>>13966553
Read the white paper and watch sergeys presentations nulinker

>>13966851
LOL okay kid

>>13966546
this is the same shit they said about internet in the early days when the web was being set up.
>why would anyone want to send packets over this web thing

Eric Holder lied and Paul Walker died.

>>13966524
enough already. have you no shame? some of us have nothing left. we literally wagecucked for 2 years pulling overtime shifts, saving as much money as possible, not going out, eating in, to put everything into this fucking coin. it was supposed to be /ourcoin/ and what happened? literally nothing. sergey btfo'd all of us with a simple copy/paste slideshow. announcing absolutely nothing. "hey guys, we're live on ethereum mainnet". i feel so sick just typing this. you guys actually ruined me.

>>13967754
$0.17 -> $1.15 is a 576% increase. My total invested is around $25,000 and I have about $150k now, just in LINK. If you've been around for two years and you're that blackpilled, just sell dude. Take your 500% gains and live a happy life. I'm going to ride this train for awhile, though. I think $20 or more is an entirely reasonable expectation, all memes aside. When have we seen a cryptocurrency project that opened up a gateway to real world use? Never before.

>>13968545
**$45k not $25k

>>13967754
>>13968333

>>13967754
we told you literally hundreds of times that chainlink was just a meme. but you didnt listen.

>>13968545
>>13968550
The math still doesn't add up, Rajeesh. 500% kek

>>13966524
You still don't get it...There's only 2 developers and the founder is a philosophy major lmao

>>13968660
i have neither an education nor a completed study and make 3,5k/month
you dont need a piece of paper to make money

>>13966553
Run a test node you brainlet. Why don't you check the testnet api?

Fuck the fudders.

is there somewhere i can see all link transactions

>>13968713
>being proud of making 3.5k a month
pajeet detected

Tell me. What is the average and median request cost in $$$ at the moment?

>>13968713
What are you talking about?

1k eoy

You guys are almost selling me on this link stuff, maybe I'll buy 1k

>>13968803
its a lot money in india
>>13968895
yes

>>13966524
That's a fact.
Every project with a viable working product should be looked into keenly.
Investors like myself in link were smart and I'm holding for the long term just like I'm doing with ECOMI project. So anxious to see their working product rolled out into the market soon.

>>13968767
You can see the runs for the Ethereum price oracles here: https://explorer.chain.link/job-runs?search=0x79fEbF6B9F76853EDBcBc913e6aAE8232cFB9De9

It's already at almost 3000 job runs, which is huge compared to many other coins. REQ had like 1 transaction per day when it launched lmao.

>>13966594
why? just call the api of the major exchanges and take the average..

>>13968545
normies will never buy chainlink because of the racist memes..

>>13968713
>you dont need a piece of paper to make money
and yet sergey got a philosophy degree just to scam neets. says a lot about the project if you ask me

>>13970025
Brainlet here...why would anyone use chainlink to check the price of anything? It seems like the same 3 groups just spamming the network EOS style.

>>13970146
good.
it will teach them that they need a lot more racism to return to normality and escape clownworld.

>>13966524
I've been fudding for 2 years straight fren. At this point i don't even know how to shill

>>13970435
And you wonder why you're still at the orphanage? No one will ever love you.

>>13970435
Pls stop fren. You guys scare the fuck out of me sometimes

>>13970435
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

I woke up at exactly 6:00. I need no alarm clock. Two 260-pound men woke me by beating me with socks full of oranges. They threw me a half molded crust of bread as breakfast. My fellow slaves helped my bruised and emaciated form stand, all with tears in their eyes. They winced softly in pain as their destroyed joints creaked and groaned.

I left my 5 meter cell and entered a rusted mine cart (which reeked of urine and sweat, the leavings of some unfortunate soul before me) and another one of my captors was waiting at the control switch. He had been out drinking all night, and was ready to take his hangover out on me with the spiked whip clutched firmly in his right hand. Cackling, he began to furiously wail on me while I cowered and cried for mercy, praying to God that my flesh not tear completely off the bone with each strike. An errant blow connected with the face of the man in an adjacent cart, instantly flaying it and bursting his left eyeball, a thick sanguine mist spraying on me as the man doubled over in pure agony. Our tormentor, irritated by his howling, lowered the whip and rose in its place a small pistol, and he fired indiscriminately at the crowd of shriveled prisoners before him. But suddenly, as if somehow /bored/ of the carnage, the demon ceased his savagery and calmly activated the controls. I was at last whisked away to Sergey's castle.

>>13971337
On arrival I moved the dead bodies of my comrades out of the way, and they rolled into the nearby ditch with a disgusting sloughing sound, where they would lie until consumed by the packs of rabid dogs that roamed nightly. When I got out of the cart I was assaulted by three of Sergey's Praetorian Guardsmen. They overwhelmed me, screaming "LOOK AT THIS DISGUSTING LINKIE, A FOOL WHO WILLINGLY GAVE HIS MONEY TO MASTER SERGEY!" They beat me within an inch of my life, leaving only after I gave each assurances that they could take turns with my wife (whom I had not seen in over three years regardless). I dragged myself away, and they shoved me one last time into the mud while laughing.

After scanning the barcode on my forehead and gaining access to Sergey's palatial compound, I started cleaning the lavatories as was my daily duty, but was startled by the loudspeaker blaring my name. It was a summons by Sergey. My heart sank after hearing his voice. Sergey needed me to sacrifice both lungs and my liver, organs he'd incorporate into his undying new eldritch form. With no other choice, and so that humanity may one day complete its grand blockchain-agnostic oracle, I acquiesced to his demand.

>>13970389
It's not about "checking" the price you dumbass.
Oracles don't "check" data, they enter external data into the blockchain.

>>13967754
This is what you're complaining about?

>>13966524
remember boys, with a functional product and a way to use the token it passes as a utility token. they're free to talk about it now.