/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>14745679
No. $2 soon.

>>14745691

D E L U D E D

Link will NEVER be $2 EVER again.

>>14745679
$4
$23

>>14745679
Yes. That should have been the absolute bottom, since it was a previous ATH it hit and and then shot back up. At worst this will go sideways for another few weeks.

>>14745679

$3 is the Coinbase floor. This is what normies see it as and that's it.

>>14745679
>EOM = $1.90
>EOY = ¢0.36

>>14745679
4 eom
15 eoy

0100 end of year

It’s been a nuclear battlefield over the past week or so but it’s all done now.

If you’ve held strong through the hell and high water that has been this aggressively co-ordinated FUD attack then by christ you’re going to be one wealthy piece of ass.

EOM? $4.78

EOY? As Cinderella loses that slipper? $1,125.

Don’t screen shot this post. Print it, frame it and hang it above your bed because even though your wife is fat and fucking her does nothing for you anymore, glancing at this post will make you cum with the force of a John Deere wood-processing machine.

>>14745872
Based.

>>14745679
We know Sergey has some talking engagements next week, we know there is a Chainlink presentation at Trufflecon, I think if we get another large partnership or some real use cases rolling the thing is going to explode, until then it will crab around $2 to $4. A real Microsoft announcement will easily put us over $10.

These cryptos need to balance building with PR, too much PR and you're a shitcoin, too much building and no one notices you enough to get real partnerships. I think Chainlink sets a great pace for doing both in a balanced way.

>>14745972
>I think Chainlink sets a great pace for doing both in a balanced way.

This. The team rarely shills their partnerships.
It's always other projects that say they are working Chainlink.

>>14745712
DABBING ON THE FUDDERS

>>14746009
Chainlink is a business to business, back end product, which means they are selling to sophisticated, large institutions. Retail investors like us have really no reason to use Chainlink in any way that makes the product large enough to have crazy value.

That makes their market strategy different than all the shitcoins you see shilled. They have to appeal to sophisticated, tech literate, large, risk averse companies and don't want to come off as the trendy, loud crypto kiddies.

$250,000 end of year

>>14745764
Is this photo shopped?
If not, big

>>14745679
It literally bounced where we TA mongoloids said it would. Some said bounce at 2.8, some 2.6.
Next stop is 2.1, made 16% on this bounce though.