/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15182027
This is huge

>>15182027
Fucking finally

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

Okay, Johnny, cool website and all, but when are people gonna start actually using it?

We can run nodeeeeeeeeez!!!!

For those who don't read Medium articles, here is the link to the market: https://market.link

>>15182081
k

>>15182027
>>15182067
>>15182068
>>15182081

DR;NS

>>15182081
Autistic and bitter is no way to go through life, son.

>>15182084
you can literally see everything happening on the network on the site

>>15182027
>Neatnode
What did they mean by this /biz/?

>>15182084
>opened today
>when are people gonna start using it
probably today retard

Kek, linkies actually think this matters? We have the mainnet running and literally not a single entity uses it. A little browser won't change that

>ctrl + f rim
>ctrl + f horse

>>15182027
This is beautiful. Just in time for web3 and the September to Remember.

>Thomas’s node description is Can’t dodge the hodge
ONE OF US
ONE OF US
ONE OF US

>>15182117
Top kek this truly is best timeline

>>15182126
>didn't even read the article

>>15182117
fucking cheeky cunts, the lot of them

Scotty with the neat node the absolute mad lad.

>>15182141
At least they don't larp as decentralized anymore

>>15182141
>fetching price of btc
lmfao there will never be a valuable app on this shit network, why the fuck would swift use a fucking public opensource ico scam project headed by sergey who literally exit scammed his last project like the fat russian he is

>>15182117
>>15182154
>check for description
>Providing all your node needs, neatly!

>>15182176
>muh not decentralized
>>15182180
>doesn't know about derivatives

>>15182198
>"derivatives" will "adopt" the link meme network
the person who wrote that fomo cashed out on you already chump

>>15182117
Horse rimmer anon is Hodges. He just loves trolling Hux

>>15182183
Scotty and Sergey changing the NEET timeline forever.
We /NEAT/ now.

Website not responsive

$1000 EOY

>>15182027
I enjoy side scrolling on my phone thanks Jonny

>>15182027
damn this shit SUCKS

>>15182198
also if u actually believe link will absorb a significant amount of that value, you'll be waiting 10 years in the best case scenario, powers that be / enterprise will create private solutions, you're a brainlet

>>15182254
>powers that be / enterprise will create private solutions
>doesn't understand the value of a network
Yep, that's why Google is integrating Chainlink into BigQuery while it's building a derivatives exchange.
Sorry, won't sell you any of my linkies.
https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/ai-machine-learning/how-we-built-a-derivatives-exchange-for-google-next-18

>>15182027
friendly reminder that buying more LINK is statistically more likely to yield more gains than buying LP

>>15182239
lmao
though i don't think anyone is gonna be setting up smart contracts on their phone, but still lmao

>>15182252
just like every lpcel sucks on the delightful brown ring of their faithful neighing pet.

>>15182084
never unironically

>>15182136
>>15182290
Blessed be his name, Amen.

>>15182027
Don't Care;Not Buying

>>15182313
wtf?!.....this is the kind of people supporting linkpool?

>>15182298
don't seem to be using blockchains/dlt, so where do link fit in into this?

>>15182360
No that's horsefucker anon. He unironically spends all day thinking up new ways to describe having sex with horses.
If you're tired of him
>Navigate to [Settings] at the bottom of the page
>'Filters & Post Hiding'
>enable 'Filter and highlight specific threads/posts'
>[Edit]
>add the following phrases
>horse*, rim*, starfish*, stable*, slobber*, Jonny*, pony*, ponies*, poop*, equine*, shetland*, lick*, mule*, tongue*
will update phrases if he avoids filters.

>>15182362
>he still doesn't understand what Chainlink does and why it's important for derivatives
DYOR
https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/data-analytics/building-hybrid-blockchain-cloud-applications-with-ethereum-and-google-cloud

>>15182254
No point fudding anymore, Anon. If you missed out buying sub 20c, just go KYS

>>15182067
hopefully the anon making these updates it in a week

WTF SERGEY JUST DUMPED ANOTHER 700k RIGHT AFTER THIS WAS ANNOUNCED HAHAHH

>>15182150
Came here to post this, good shit

>>15182306
Unless you already have it.

>>15182398
the reason you're not outright telling me how they used link for their derivative experiment is because you can't, because they didn't.

>>15182449
i agree 100%

if you got in for less than 40ETH/LP you should just hold
anyone with 0LP right now would be far better just buying LINK

>>15182453
>you're not spoonfeeding me wahhh
Read the archives, newfag.

>>15182245
Not my fault you use a phone to browse /biz/ like some dumb Pajeet. Be a man and get a fucking desktop PC.

>>15182067
>>15182068
>>15182101
First it was

>mainnet will cause the singularity, just wait!

but then mainnet came out and nothing happened, then it was:

>Coinbase adoption will cause the signularity!

but Coinbase adoption happened and no singularity, now it's:

>Linkpool will cause the singularity!

And nothing will happen except some more 700k dumps.

>>15182027
Didnt read not buying your bags

>>15182419
fudders growing increasingly desperate
https://etherscan.io/token/0x514910771af9ca656af840dff83e8264ecf986ca?a=0xdad22a85ef8310ef582b70e4051e543f3153e11f

>>15182473
aight you can't, that's all i needed to know

>>15182150

>CANT DODGE THE HODGE

We need more Thomas memes

>>15182254
>the government and private companies will never use the public internet to transmit data
>they will just create their own private solutions
this is how you sound

>>15182481
Literally nobody in this thread has said Linkpool marketplace will cause the singularity. Nice reddit spacing.
>>15182490
Good, you don't deserve to hold LINK.

Fellow holders of sergtokens hear me out, I really feel this board is done for now. Whoever is guilty of shilling this outside biz should speak up and admit, its because of you retards this place has gone down the shitter and everyone has left not saying biz wasnt shit before but its so much worse now. This is pretty much the only place I come to keep up with shit but theres too many mouth breathing retards who have invaded this space I really cant stand this shit anymore, its never going be the same is it? I come here lesser and lesser now. Thanks for the good times and thank you for reading my blogpost.

>>15182488
You couldn't get my bags if you sucked my cock like a pro. Not selling until $1000.

why isnt sir gay tweeting about it, i want my 10 cent pump.

>>15182512
post singularity /biz/ will be indistinguishable from from twitter and leddit
oldfags will have to tripfag and prove LINK holdings
99% wont give a single fuck about doing that and just go live their life how they always dreamed

personally i may come back to shit post a few times here and again, but at $50 im set for life
and im not selling a single fucking one.

>>15182489
>he thinks that’s the only wallet
>he doesn’t know

what is this and how do I profit?

>>15182506
i've actually been buying since early 2018, what i was wondering was how google used link for their derivative exchange, since it doesn't seem to be dlt related. i know link is used to bring data onto blockchain, but since google don't use blockchain here, i was wondering how link came into the picture
if you can't answer that's fine, you can just admit it

>>15182027
holy shit LMAO HALO 5 match result adapter!
THIS IS FUCKING AMAZING!!

>>15182541
when you know, you know, but in your case you think you know, but in fact dont know, nor will you ever know. condolences!

>>15182117
kek

<Pic Related

>>15182551
>if you really just left for the airport to fly to Paris, then post a pic of you next to the Eiffel tower right now

>>15182563
already building a no KYC betting contract for the results.

>>15182027
>proceeds to dump more

HAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAA VECHAIN 2.0

LETS ALL LAUGH AT DELUDED STINKIES

>>15182027
Lads, I'm all in on LINK but there's still one thing I don't get: if it's a decentralized network, why do you need to hire specific node operators for whatever information your need? Isn't this like making it only as decentralized as the end-user can afford it to be? What if I can't afford more than one node? If that's all LINK does, wasn't it already possible to do it by simply hiring two different, unrelated companies to get fetch the data you need?
At first I thought that the entire network would fetch data for the same thing and return the average value or something like that to the end-user, but now it doesn't feel that revolutionary anymore

>>15182592
why would machine learning guesswork based on social media need to be put onto blockchains?

>>15182608
congrats, you can see through the scam.

>>15182563
Why such a shit game like Halo 5 and not a million dollar tournament game?

>>15182608
This will not be the case when service agreements are released.

>>15182608
>wasn't it already possible to do it by simply hiring two different, unrelated companies to get fetch the data you need?
If by "two different unrelated companies" you mean "two oracles", sure.

343 linkies = MASTER CHIEF

>>15182566
>he is utterly clueless of the situation

>>15182621
>machine learning guesswork based on social media
What does that have to do with derivatives?

>>15182635
Sorry dude sub-500 Link is unironically a Linkspermoid

>>15182608
>wasn't it already possible to do it by simply hiring two different, unrelated companies to get fetch the data you need?
Yes, but there was no software that standardized how that would be possible.
You would end up with a lot of work to make that happen.
Chainlink just makes that a whole lot easier.

>>15182608
>What if I can't afford more than one node?

then you likely arent running an operation that is significant enough to warrant using chainlink
anyone whos interfacing on chain-off chain data is likely to have a reasonable vested interest in doing so. chainlink is just another cost to factor in to utilizing smart contracts with your business.

LMAO he killed the centralized KYC FUD

>>15182649
it's literally what the blog post he posted is about
>A team of Google Cloud solution architects and customer engineers built the Derivatives Exchange in the form of an interactive game, in which you can opt to either rely on luck, or use predictions from a model running in BigQuery ML, in order to decide which options contracts will expire in-the-money. Instead of using the value of financial instruments as the “underlying” for the options contracts, we used the volume of Twitter posts (tweets) for a particular hashtag within a specific timeframe. Our goal was to show the ease with which you can deploy machine learning models on Google Cloud to predict an instrument’s volume, volatility, or value.
https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/ai-machine-learning/how-we-built-a-derivatives-exchange-for-google-next-18

>>15182632
This is probably a stupid question, but what's the difference between a node and an oracle?

>>15182656
So was the oracle problem really that retarded and easy to solve, in the end?

>>15182668
Sergey killed the "centralized KYC" fud in his May 30th blog.

>>15182563
>>15182628
Because Microsoft, obviously

>>15182680
an oracle is the messenger of the gods, the gods speak to the humans through the oracles and the humans speak to got by speaking to the oracles.

and oracle is basically an intermediary betweek GOD (the blockchain) and the humans (external API, the internet)

chainlink is a decentralized ORACLE network made of nodes.

each node can be either an oracle provider like Provable, or a neet node liek you and me.
a node can be a huge corp or a simple neet like you and me.

>>15182680
>So was the oracle problem really that retarded and easy to solve, in the end?
>implying it has been easy
>implying it is completed and solved at this point

There are a lot more things to be done. We are just getting started.

>>15182679
If you wanted to trigger smart contracts with this data, you'd need oracles. Obviously.

>>15182084
Ok pajeet, cool toilet and all, but when are you going to start using it?

>>15182680
>This is probably a stupid question, but what's the difference between a node and an oracle?
A node is an individual part of a network.
Chainlink is an oracle network, so nodes are oracles.

>>15182736
How is it not easy to just get the data from 2 different oracles?
Like literally call oracle company A “whats the price of eth” then the same with company B - decentralized
Thats what the spent 32mil on? Omg people fell for this
Its just a fancy frontend

>>15182722
So chainlink is like Jesus, an uncorruptable messiah/oracle?

>>15182722
Checked and based

Despite the recent progress, LP shares are currently available at discount prices.
How can you justify not loading up on 40 ETH LP shares? Get at least 0.04 LP so you can stake before anyone else can.

Pro tip: There seems to be someone who needs to dump now and is pushing the price down, so don't buy into a sell order, instead open a buy order at around ~40 ETH/Share.

>>15182775
yeah but it's not called an uncorruptable jesus
we call it a trustless market

>>15182698

>>15182722
what is the true value of oracles?

and smart contracts?

Why are Links Oracles and Smart Contracts better than anyone else?

>>15182748
why the fuck would you want to trigger a smart contract based on data guessed by a computer based on tweets? isn't the whole point to get reliable data onto the blockchain with link? how the fuck is this reliable?
this blog isn't about smart contracts, you retards need to learn how to read, you can't just take two vaguely link related buzzwords (bigquery + derivatives) and then go all delusional when they appear together

>>15182774
Where do you find companies that can operate the oracles?
How do you know those oracles are reliable?
Who is manually going to pay these oracles?
I need 100 decentralized oracles. How many people do I have to contact to get them on a contract to provide me with data?

Gee that seems like a lot of work. Wonder why not every single Fortune 500 is using smart contracts.

>>15182774
Look at pic related, it's the main slide from Sergey's Sibos conference.

Every Chainlink cube represents a different oracle (ideally you'd have multiple for each instance).
As you can see there are a variety of participants in this one transaction (smart bond).

Now imagine if all of these oracles were from different providers.
Nobody would trust the outcome.

>>15182774
Except there were no Oracle companies 5 years ago
Now there are a few and the most notable already bent the knee

What part of CHAINLINK IS THE ORACLE INDUSTRY STANDARD don't you get?

>>15182563
the fuck cant they just code their own oracles

It's, like expected, a fucking meme. More crypto bullshit nobody will ever use. Fuck off jonny and your army of shills.

>>15182802
just go to the here : >https://market.link/search/nodes
each one of these nodes that provide data to the chainlink smart contracts is an independent entity.

chainlink is the only oracle solution that is decentralized, meaning that it's a network of completely independent entities that give the data to the smart contracts, so you don't have to trust 1 entity, and you don't have to worry that the entity gets shut down, because you have a huge choice of nodes, you can query 10 - 20 nodes in your smart contract.

no more downtimes, no more erroneous data.

ETA to singularity?

>>15182804
>why the fuck would you want to trigger a smart contract based on data guessed by a computer based on tweets?
Smart contracts are simply automated transactions.
Ask Google if this machine learning project is worthy of being used for transactions.

>>15182832
kys

Holy shit guys! They have data feeds from all the exchanges!

you just win...

>>15182848
It’s been canceled

>>15182814
>he doesn't know
>>15182804
>he doesn't know

My fucking sides

Lads don't spoonfeed nufags

Literally dumping non stop for 6 weeks straight.... priced in.

>>15182869
you don't know either lmao

>>15182814
>Where do you find companies that can operate the oracles?
here >https://market.link/search/nodes

>How do you know those oracles are reliable?
you don't thats why you query many of them, also soon there will be reputation services that will tell you exactly wich nodes you can trust

>Who is manually going to pay these oracles?
it's the smartcontract that pays the fees, fees that are retrieved from the requester wallet to allow the smart contract to run.


>I need 100 decentralized oracles. How many people >do I have to contact to get them on a contract to >provide me with data?
no one, just call a listing service like linkpool, or an upcoming reputation service

Wow this is HUGE NEWS

>price still plummeting

>>15182494
my world revolves around The Hodge

>>15182886
This idk why you retards even bother anymore. Who the fuck shilled this so hard outside biz? You ruined this board lmao and it wont get any better. What was the point?

>>15182869
>>15182900
Do you guys not see what I'm replying to?

>>15182921
They thought we needed retail investors kek

>>15182067
DON'T YOU JUST EVER GET TIRED OF WINNING LINKPOOL HOLDERS? WHY DO I HAVE TO LIVE IN THE LAND OF THE FREE?!?!?!

>>15182938
I'm up 30x

>Charging to feed price data from exchange when API calls are already free
>Groundbreaking

Hahahaha wtf?

>>15182849
the delusion lmao
in this post
>>15182649
you obviously hadn't even read the blog post and now you still speculate it will be link related some time in the future?

>>15182513
proof right here all chainlink holders are gay af

>>15182938
>lets the government tell him what investments he's allowed to purchase
not gonna make it, LP burgers will qualify as accredited investors EOY

>>15182959
The groundbreaking part is using that API data in smart contracts.

>>15182961
>now you still speculate it will be link related some time in the future
If that data is to be used in smart contracts, yes.

>>15182981
lmao

>>15182635
Stacklet scum

>>15182997
Cope, I guess.

WHOEVER SHILLED OUTSIDE OF BIZ AFTER THE GOOGLE/CB PUMP KYS PLEASE THANKS

>>15182921
They wanted to stroke their own egos by piggybacking off of anon research. Making it wasn't enough for them, they needed validation from literal who's. In a way the biz hivemind literally created an egregore that will ultimately bring about the board's own destruction.

Just a question, but how does one monetize an adapter?
Do you need to run a node yourself to get use out of it?
Can you sell or charge a fee for using the adapters you create?

>>15183024
never reply to my posts again retard

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA WHY IS IT STILL DUMPING PLEASE MAKE IT STOP MAKE IT STOP!!!!!!!!!

Hasn't it become clear that the Linkpool team is working harder and having more progress than the Chainlink team itself?
Linkpool holders will get passive income from three main sources: 25% cut from effortless staking earnings, 100% from Node as a Service earnings and 100% from Marketplace earnings.
If you really believe in a future dominated by Chainlink powered smart contracts, you don't need much imagination to see that Linkpool will play a major role in that future.
You can still be among the first 500 people to hold LP shares, before all the coinbase retail buyers that got into Link at $4 find out about it and clear the dex out of all sub 100 ETH/LP shares.

>>15183039
t. doesn't understand how oracles relate to smart contracts

>>15183027
Its over mayne look at the state of the board right now it will never get better. Fuck those faggots. I HOPE YOU ALL ROT IN HELL. YOU DO NOT DESERVE TO EXPERIENCE SINGULARITY. WHOEVER IS GUILTY OF THIS DESERVES TO FUCKING DIE.

>>15183085
i do understand, what i didn't understand was how that blog post was link related, which it wasn't, learn to read retardo

>>15182027
This thread is full of rebbit soibeans.

>>15183065
why you shilling it if it's that good bro

>>15183065
We've been earning Link for a while now. In small amounts though, but still it's ok for a start.

>>15183107
>what i didn't understand was how that blog post was link related, which it wasn't
If the resulting data from that Google project is to be used in smart contracts, then it's Link related.

>>15182563
Actually sort of cool

>>15182563
God damn Chainlink is so fucking cool. I'd probably have been shaken out already if I didn't find it so interesting

>>15183135
and nothing in the blog post hinted at the data was to be used in smart contracts, hence not link related, hence you and the dipshit that posted it are both retarded

>>15183113
For the same reason everything gets shilled. To pump my bags.
The more people buy into LP the higher the price will go. I like when the digital numbers that represent my wealth go up.

>>15183162
>and nothing in the blog post hinted at the data was to be used in smart contracts
Smart contracts are simply (programmable) transactions.
If the resulting data is meant to be used in transactions, then it's prime material for smart contracts.

>>15183188
i'm just getting trolled at this point

WE ARE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER

DO NOT UNDER ESTIMATE THE POWER OF POSITIVE THOUGHT! ESPECIALLY COLLECTIVE POSITIVE THOUGHT!

THIS SHIT IS GOING TO REACH $1,000 EASILY!
HOLD THAT THOUGHT AND VISUALIZE IT IN YOUR MIND EVERYDAY AS OFTEN AS POSSIBLE STARTING NOW AND IT WILL MANIFEST INTO REALITY. DO IT! I'M NOT JOKING!

VISUALIZE AS OFTEN AND AS DETAILED AS POSSIBLE!

>>15183202
you are a MANIAC

>>15183196
You're getting trolled by your own ignorance.

>>15182027
KEK it is LITERALLY JUST A JSON PARSER

THANK YOU STEVE! KEEP UP THE HARD WORK

Is linkpool an official chainlink service or third party?
Roasting me for this is encouraged.

>>15183285
Jonny Huxtable, the founder of Linkpool is also part of the official Chainlink dev team.
So Linkpool is as legit as it gets, but they are seperate from Chainlink.

>>15183285
It's semi-official in the sense that the guy behind Linkpool was on-boarded by Chainlink.
Linkpool is a listing service, and the idea is to have as many of those as possible (for staking contracts, reputation contracts, matching contracts, SGX solutions, ...) to foster decentralization, so it's not actually "official".

>>15183285
go dilate

Check out Alpha Vantage data source
Realtime and historical stock data + FX and cryptocurrency feeds
Derivatives boys!

>>15182067
Finally, the functionality of chainlink is beginning to be realized. This is great news for chainlink overall and linkpool in particular.
Congrats gentlemen, this ones a beauty

>>15182814
>>15182820
>>15182822
You guys are retards you can literally go to cmc right now and look up the eth price yourself how is that more unreliable than chainlink fetching the price from there and tell you
Then i have to trust cmc and chainlink its just an extra step

>>15183065
>sub 100 eth lp
I can't fathom buying at these prices. I remember chucking in 1 eth on the day the sale opened. I can't believe you have to pay around 40 eth now. I thought I was a sharelet, but now I see people struggling to buy 0.04 lp.

>>15182027
worst website ive ever seen

>>15183381
But you are not a smart contract.

You being able to check CMC doesn't mean a smart contract can.

>>15183381
And how would you enter your eyeball data onto the blockchain to trigger smart contracts?

REMINDER THE NEWFAGS HAVE CEASED POSTING LINK THREADS BECAUSE THEY ALL LURKING HERE. IF YOU'RE READING THIS FUCK YOU NULINKER.

>>15183396
Dont tell me what i am
>>15183401
Can just type in the value which seems equally trustworthy as some startup telling me its trustless

>>15183468
If entering the wrong data made you an extra million $, would you?

>>15182478
Thanks based Linkpool marketplace developer for you UI/UX insight. Just bought 100k

>>15183580
Can pay a hundred diffrent pajeets in india to type the data
Trustlessness solved

this thread make my peepee hard

>>15183641
As long as they don't use the same ones who designed this website then you'll be fine

>>15183143
which is to say you probably would've been shaken out already if they were like any other project, i.e. doing nothing

>>15182698
High IQ take

Thank you LinkPool, very cool

awwww YIIIIIIISSSSSSSSSSSS! finally i can run my fucking neet node :)

US Citizens still can't use LinkPool right?

>>15183065
But US Citizens can't sign up, right?

>>15184192
American citizens can do whatever they want you poor piece of shit.

>>15184304
He's..... So free....

>>15184108
why?

>>15184529
Ask them.

>>15184556
>>15184529
>>15184192
This is just a safety measurement so that the SEC doesn't go after Linkpool.
Its like a porn site asking you if you're 18. You just click ok and do it anyway.
A US retail buyer getting some LP has nothing to fear.

>>15184578
>safety measure
>to escape American jurisdiction
>while begging to work with American companies in American jurisdiction

Explain this immediately.

>>15184635
What's there to explain?

>>15184635
>we want your success
>we don't want to follow your rules
What's there to understand? Everyone does this to westerners, even the EU/USA do this to each other

>>15184578
>A US retail buyer getting some LP has nothing to fear.

If you knowingly engage in securities fraud, aka if you are an American and you buy LP, you can 100% be charged and indicted, and you are either retarded or naive to suggest otherwise.

>>15184661
Are you retarded? Why aren’t smartcontract and it’s shit subsidiaries American companies? Go ask your marketing managers if you’re unsure.

>>15184682
People following different rules aren’t playing the same game. Yes a multi billion dollar company is really going to work with four 23 year old script kiddies with a fake company set up in the Caymens. That’s legit as fuck.

>>15184709
You're not committing securities fraud by buying securities.
It's the issuer who's in trouble if his asset is deemed a security.

>>15184758
Imagine ignoring several giant red flags because some anime posters told you something is ok.

So the SEC is for suckers like every American Fortune 100 company, right? Not for gangster winners like Chainlink, right?

>>15184757
>Why aren’t smartcontract and it’s shit subsidiaries American companies?
Call the police about it if it upsets you.

>>15184757
Did you reply to the wrong person? I'm saying anyone outside the US wants US money without following US rules. You don't need to be a multi-billion corp to do it.

>Hey US buy my toys
>But you made those with child labor and that's illegal here
>Yeah I don't care

>>15184788
Adorable way to admit you’re clueless and have no response.

>>15184758
No lol you're not allowed to buy securities in the US with being a credited investor which is a cert that you need 7 figures in investments to get. They're literally saying "this is too good, poor people stay out"

>>15184818
Sergey isn’t from fucking Zimbabwe, he could easily incorporate in the United States which would instantly legitimise him as he would be under the same rules as everyone else.

Instead, he paid $1,346 for a Caymen’s pidgeonhole address. The makings of a world changing tech company, right?

>>15184819
It's my way of saying there's nothing you can do about it.
Except cry of course.

The Caymans thing was known before the ICO.

>>15182027
I have link but how do I get the linkpool coin?

>>15184837
Wait what the fuck are you talking about? We're talking about how LinkPool bans US citizens to avoid the SEC.

>>15184837
>He thinks Linkpool is the same entity as Chainlink

>>15183349
This is unironically the biggest crypto news ever. The ecosystem goes parabolic from here.

However it comes at the cost of destroying this board and the OG linkmarines. Awareness phase faggots are cancer.

Lads who do I believe
Can I buy .04 LP in burgerland without worrying about jail time or not
I can always sell it later if shit hits the fan right?

>>15184829
>you're not allowed to buy securities in the US with being a credited investor which is a cert that you need 7 figures in investments to get.
The point was it's on the issuer to correctly label the asset.
Anyway, the SEC has been giving out solid signals in both directions, so incorporating a crypto company outside of the US is nothing short of prudent and based.

>>15184923
lmao what, the company cannot decide if it's considered a security in the USA. The SEC decides that. It's on the company to tell you not to buy if you're in the USA if they're pending a decision from the SEC. And LinkPool does exactly that. If you buy from them and they get called a Security, it is on you.

>>15182027
It’s still dumping you retarded faggots. You’re just jerking off each other at this point. And I even own link

>>15184963
This is the next legit step towards adoption.

>>15184888
Digits of truth have spoken

>>15182198
This hopium is proof of pic related. I'm a total brainlet but even the VP of Gartner endorsed Chainlink.

>dumps
kek when will they learn?

LINK really ruined my life
Now that I think I can just wait for $1000/LINK to happen I have zero motivation and I'm feeling like dropping out of uni again
Fuck this shitcoin

>>15185119
Lol why are these retards panic selling everything? Why can’t they just hold like a proper adult? And it’s not even the top or the middle, they are selling at the bottom.

>>15182306
Linkpool has asset appreciation and link income going for it though.

I assume we are going to see link $1000 eoy

anyone else smell that horrid stench? smells like linkers in here.

>>15182027
>raised 32mil and sold tens of millions worth of tokens but are too incompetent to create their own market
>linkers: this is bullish

>>15185734
>decentralized
>create their own market
They'd rather let anyone create any market for it that they want. That's the whole point.

>>15185406
>posting in a link thread
Gee, must be retard season.

>>15185768
a centralized market is not decentralized. 10 centralized markets is not decentralized. kys brainlet

>>15185817
You should like, sell then?

>>15185817
>literally anyone can make as many markets as they want following whatever rules they want to participate in the system
>"RRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE"

>>15182067
how do I join the ranks as a burger?

>>15186047
Just buy some on their dex

>>15182067
Specialist here.
Damn, I wish I could buy more.

>>15182027
Stakingg fucking when?

>>15184304
what a loser

>>15185388
you and your dubs assumed right

Ok fug id I’m buying some Link. You guys finally convinced me.

Hope it doesn’t fuck up and make my wife divorce me.

Dumping 6 weeks straight... no amount of news can pump it.

When can burgers participate ? Props to all non burgers for what has happened so far

>>15186335
Never. It's a security giving out dividends.

>>15186335
Burgers with 1m+ in assets can buy anything they want. Burgers who anticipate being worth 1m+ can buy whatever they want. Burgers with slave morality let their government tell them what they can/can't buy.

>>15183244
> HURR DURR THE WHEEL IS LITERALLY JUST A CIRCLE
>HURR DURR A RAILROAD TRACK IS LITERALLY TWO LONG STRIPS OF METAL