/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>14890061
from the ass that brought us zcl
https://news.bitcoin.com/trading-tip-the-wall-absurd-profits-from-zclassic-a-k-a-bitcoin-private/
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zclassic/
ok

>>14890061
That's some high-quality fud. Do linkmarines care to dispute it?

>>14890061
Literally who

>>14890111
>>14890111
Nope, not worth the time. It's not high quality. This is 2017 tier entry level fud. "It's just a shitty erc20-token u guys", people on here produced way better fud in the past.

>>14890111
Checked , it is low IQ shit .
It is like making the comparison that BeOS is an operating system that works so why do we need gnu/Linux .

Chainlink is ground up a trusted execution environment for gathering and feeding off chain data to smart contracts.
It is working hand in hand with massive players to ensure it becomes the absolute standard in the Enterprise space.
To say x does y with z lines of code is some of the oldest shittiest arguments in the development world.
Creating a POC that says hellos world and writing a polished secure solution with the onramp for Enterprise customers and integration engineers to hold their hands is the difference of tens of thousands of man hours.

I have been in many meetings where faggots like this say shit like "I wrote something that can do this in a weekend" when discussing purchasing supported middleware solutions from vendors . They always fail to grasp the most basic point that companies don't want to depend on your shitty weekend POC , you need to take the time to support and polish it into a real value add product.

Chainlink is not only the leader in this space they are like Eth in 2017 , they do not have any real competition and EVERYONE is scrambling to use them as the open source standard.

>>14890103
Based and redpilled

>>14890111
this is fud from 2017, read up on archives

Say it with me, now:
TOKEN
NOT
NEEDED

>>14890478
K bud but you gotta use it nonetheless if you want access to my enterprise-grade industrial-standard neet-node ;)

>>14890229
>It's just a shitty erc20
but you've still never answered. why does a centralized jayson parser need its own token? it could just be a node npm package....

>>14890625
Not wasting my time, sorry.

>>14890395

based af

>>14890647
doesnt need a token , got it

>>14890673
We don't need you to buy. Got it?

>>14890061
Imagine buying RLC

>>14890673

incredibly based. we don't even need any of these coins or even paper money we can just give each other stuff and then write down what we owe each other on a giant rock

>>14890061
He had 2 years

>>14890647
>Not wasting my time, sorry.
That translates into "its a long and convoluted explanation and will take lots of time to explain"
But you see worthwhile things don't need such long explanations....if you cant have a simple one sentence elevator pitch, youre doomed.

>Q: why do ppl need email?
>A: because its electronic equivalent of postal service, except its instant and cost nothing
See how that works...yet you cant. git gud

>>14890741
>one sentence elevator pitch
For what? Why do I care if you buy? I shilled LINK for over a year and I don't care anymore.

>>14890111
High quality HAHAHAHA it’s like he’s never read the Town Crier WP. What a fucking retard this guy is

>>14890625
Almost 2020 and not understanding “muh why does the token exist” yet LMFAO HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

>>14890761
>Why do I care if you buy?
because you'll never unload those heavy bags if you dont get normies to buy....which they wont because you literally cant explain why it needs to exist.

He's correct

The token is not necessary

Yea really makes you think how he can be so fucking braindead.

>>14891173
(You)

Nobody can dispute it because something like 1% of the people in CL now even have a of understanding how it actually works. It's basically the peak normie project at this point.

>>14891173
>normies
0/10 bait

>>14890478
.1 link per contract execution retard

>>14890061
>it's like ripple, but for data
and as we all know, data is the new oil
14+bil market cap when?

>>14890061
Just sold 100k

>>14890478
Say it with me now:
Collateral

>>14890061
None of your favourite crypto projects need a token. No blockchain needs a token except bitcoin.
The tokens are just a tacked on way to to raise money or create a way for people to "invest" in their project. The only reason all these chains have a token is because the first use case of blockchain was a token. You don't need a token to send data immutably.

>>14890061
Friendly reminder to not take anything as gold these crypto personality faggots blabber every now and then. There all full blown nerds that only care about muh code - not seeing the bigger pictures. Thousands of them existed criticizing Apple, Microsoft, Amazon etc in the late 90's 00s. With the only exeption that there were no social media and there were no ways to let their voices been heard (->autists) back then and now that we have social media these fucks got huge followings bc these barriers dont exist anymore like they used to be. these people basically only exist of crypto - 24/7 thinking about it - they need to zoom out

tl;dr: i am never fucking selling

>>14891326
Correct. It only adds several layers of complexity to what is already a centrally controlled database. the "blockchain" meme taking hold has set us back 10 yrs....

>>14891173
>because you'll never unload those heavy bags if you dont get normies to buy
Just called yourself a normie bitchtits

>>14891326
>No blockchain needs a token except bitcoin.. Obviously other chains need native tokens.
>You don't need a token to send data immutably.
No but you need it for reputation, staking, penalties, etc.
Think about it and I'm sure you'll figure out why a platform-specific token holds benefits over the chain's native token.
There are a lot of shitcoins where the only purpose for the token is indeed a money grab, but only the dumbest people think that applies to every single token.

>>14890061
I don't think the linkies care anyway, they know LINK is a useless scam, they just believe it will increase in value.

>>14890061
This guy seems panicked

>>14890395
das rite

>>14890395
Coped as fuck

>>14890111
That's mouthbreather tier fud. I'd agree with him on shit like BAT not needing a token. However, chainlink creates a marketplaces for oracles, kind of how ethereum creates one for smart contracts. It absolutely needs its own currency.

>>14890061
nice try, eric wall

>>14891173
>thinks we care about retail speculator money
the only people that need to understand chainlnk are the massive institutions that will be shit on by their competitors that already took the time to research it and set themselves up to integrate it into their daily accounting and business operations because they realize it shall be the equivalent of the advent if the internet in terms of impact in global commerce.

Literally nobody has fuck all to give in terms of worrying about whether retard retail reddit fags stay poor or not.

>>14890395
It was also interesting how he pointed out that chainlink themselves won't run a node

>>14890061


Provable things is now part of the Chainlink network. this idiot didn't know this.

Anyone that FUDs LINK ends up looking really stupid.

>>14891866
>massive institutions that will be shit on by their competitors that already took the time to research it
massive institutions cant create a json parser erc20 token? whats the special sauce of why your fat russian gets the monopoly?
Simple questions you cant answer.

>>14890061
Everybody knows Link is a scam
The only people who shill it are bagholders (waiting to dump on normies) or actual retards.

>muh decentralized oracles
Sergay has one third of the supply kek nice ponzi

>>14890625
>but you've still never answered
lmao how new are you?

go back in the archives kiddo

>>14891738
What is cope about my reasoning ?
I am simply commenting on the current state of the market , there is a reason you have this daily feed of literal who partnerships. Everyone wants to support and attach themselves to this chosen standard.
Now price action is some other shit entirely , the team has chosen to dump 50 million new tokens on the market giving themselves an equivalent 2 billion dollar VC valuation with 150 million dollars series A.
They will need to deliver on literally every rumor to excuse that kind of cash raise.

>>14892146
A simple one-sentence elevator pitch is all that is required...yet you spend so many words avoiding it...why?

>>14890673
based and nolink pilled

>>14892000

fine heres your fucking spoonfeed. no they cant create their own token because the SEC said that the only way a token will be allowed is if it has a certain level of decentralization aka distribution among the public. if you think Sergey has absolute authority over link you are naive

>>14892230
>no they cant create their own token because the SEC said that the only way a token will be allowed is if it has a certain level of decentralization
why cant google create a decentralized version and undercut sergay by 90%? also are the oracles decentralized?

simple questions anon.

>>14892280

in business it is easier and cheaper to use an already finished product than create your own version. Google most likely owns a portion of Chainlink. The value of the network is decentralized.

>>14892326
>in business it is easier and cheaper to use an already finished product
the history of the world is people releasing improved versions at a fraction of the price. your insane theory that a fat russian big mac eater is going to become a trillionaire unchallenged is pajeet level shilling

>>14890741
Imagine owning a slice of the pipeline of data from legacy systems to Blockchains.

>>14892357

the fuck are you talking about do you even have a job? My company outsources everything from Salesforce to Oracle to our Windows OS. anyways it was fun giving you some (You)'s enjoy your fudding

>>14890478
Repeat after me, 20x my investment, go fuck yourself fudtard, not selling.

Chainlink wants to be what we use to interface with the blockchain, the middle layer with a bunch of helpful tools and off-chain computations so that we have to pay oracles a bunch of extra for performing something we could perform ourselves.

>>14892646
Does that sound like a sustainable idea? Is that what you think about when you think "blockchain"?

>>14890061
Link has the name and its shilling hard that its tackling the Oracle problem.
Givn that its a buy.