/biz/ - Business & Finance

so, whats new?

>>15468882
Give us a clue, mate.

>>15468928
neets here only dig breadcrumbs on the internet, they have no idea how this is moving in old operating companies

a bunch on pajeet startups aren't going to bring real adoption, they dont even have revenue ffs

>>15468882
What industry are you in, OP. Do you know whether your company is planning to use smart contracts to assist with its main field of operations or just back office/legal stream lining?

>>15468965

it would not matter much, i just wanted to share that decentralized oracles aren't a meme, and smart contracts definitely aren't too

mind you that this is a massive company, and if we are looking into it, you can bet that some higher up knows that more people are too, the directors there would never come up with this by themselves

it's on the energy business

>>15468882
How much link do I need?

>>15469058
Just like In-Q-Tel funded Google. The directors aren't really directing. The same applies to smart contracts and Chainlink. If Chainlink really is as world changing as we think, very large spiders are behind it and better solutions are irrelevant.

>>15469058
It looks like Satoshi's legacy will shape our future.

What are your thoughts on Harmony (ONE)?

>>15469017
energy business, generation

everything dude, we want to automated everything fucking thing

we were doing the math the whole week, this is such a massive leap, even the old boomers got a hard on

this is the last piece of tech to make, say a solar farm, be basically 100% automated.

>>15469136
You're making me wet OP, stop it.

>>15469098
i'm not sure, can't even wrap my head around how to do the math to predict a price for this stuff, it's all pioneer stuff here

>>15469121
it's weird and exiting af fuck, jesus

even if link fails, still, it's gonna be interesting to see how this will all develop over the next few years


>>15469129
it's not really my field, i can only say what the market will want, but i dont know who will provide

I've been holding since 2017, another 5 years?!

>>15468882
>tfw you know you made it but the world needs to catch up

>>15469282

you are looking from the outside, so it seems a no brainer to make this work today

my company is relatively very efficient for its size, and still, we need to go through unbelievable bureaucracy to update basic software, the level of automation i'm talking here will render about half the financial department useless, this is no easy task

>>15469282
they promised me it would be 2 years...

>>15469269
why are you so poor at communicating?
>af fuck
>everything fucking thing

>>15468882
how your business will buy / pay for tokens for contract execution? there should be better way than opening business account on coinbase or some other exchange with LLC credentials and then transferring them to some sort of wallet and etc
or this meant to be done by (network) contractor and you will just pay him monthly commissions?

>>15469328
For the love of God, once you retard NEETs make it, don't actually attend a (((yacht party))).

>>15469269
Is there any world changing technology that isn't orchestrated by the CIA or tentacle of the deep state? How else would you explain their already being the standard? I don't think Chainlink "failing" is a possibility.

nice hopium but they will use private oracle

>>15469347
english is not even my main language sir

>>15469352
the token part is not even in the neighborhood, up to a week ago they didn't even knew what a blockchain was

we were compiling data to come up with a report with rough math that will justify we start to hire the people who will actually make this happen

>>15469371
big players are at the top for a reason, these are the guys who make this stuff happen

>>15469395
private blockchains

but definitely not private oracles

link is a meme you bunch of copers. 100k says they will use hyperledger

Hello people, I am from the future. I wanted to let all of you know that Chainlink is a huge failure, don't invest in it.

>>15469333
fucking hell I'm going to be too old in another 5 years and right now our ENTIRE finance department is ALREADY useless.

>>15469340
thats crazy, these kind of things takes ages to mature

anyone that gives a short timeline is a neet with no idea how business operate

>>15469588
i can't see any other solution for this, sure it could fail, but to be replaced with what?

>>15469614
thats why this is going to happen, financial departments are redundant, it's absurd the amount of inefficiency they add to the whole process

sure it could happen earlier, but no one can know for sure, we dont even have stacking/collaterals yet

>>15469058

Neato. I'm in the distribution side of things. RECs and Muni's are so terribly slow to adapt; every day i wish i had the gift of gab so I could convince them to start experimenting with Smart Contracts.

I work for a $5b publicly traded health care company and we’re in the same boat. I asked my CTO and CIO about smart contracts last week and they said they’re very aware of them and even named Chainlink as a solution when asked about implementation. It’s only a matter of time anons.

>>15469674
>>15469692

i guess it's going to be like sergey said, as soon as someone makes this work, its gonna go vertical

the amount of money a big corp can save with this is absurd, lots of business are going to die very fast

>>15469768

From what I piece together, it'll go like this.

1) Constant economic decline for the next two decades.
2) LINK mainnet May 2019.
3) Assuming corps don't adopt smart contract tech at any point ever, they just fail and die.
4) How much a corp benefits from LINK mainnet is related to the duration of time between time of corp's smart contract rollout and time from from the mainnet release.
5) The sooner a company adopts smart contract tech, the sooner they receive disproportionately large benefits.
6) Conversely, the later a company adopts the tech, the less benefits they will receive, PROPORTIONAL TO THEIR PEERS.

LINK is like selling the last guy down the river lol

>>15469768
Just making that first move is the hard part. Lots of bugs and kinks along the way and you know as well as I do, big companies don’t move quickly

Based thread excellent Dreamland

>>15468882
>hold for at least 5y, if a better solution don't come up and fuck us all in the ass, this is going to take over everything
you are absolutely retarded discord tranny. 5 years lmao.

HUGE PLAYERS ARE ALREADY IN THE SMARTCONTRACTS GAME DEEPER THAN ANYONE ELSE.

THERE ARE FUCKIN HUNDREDS OF HIGHEST IQ PEOPLE ON THE PLANET, TOP PAID CTO WORKING IN THE SHADOW TO HAD THIS TECHNOLOGY
RUNNING

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THERE WILL BE NO FUCKIN AROUND "UH MUH IS THIS GOING TO WORK IN 5 YEARS"

THEY HAVE ENOUGH RESOURCES AND MONEY TO TEST THIS FLAWLESSLY IN MONTHS. RUN IT ONE SMALL OFFICE AT A TIME.

AND MOST IMPORTANTLY, NEITHER OF YOU RETARDS WORK FOR THEM. THEY NEVER SAW CHAN. THEY WILL NEVER BE HERE TO POST "BREADCRUMBS" TO COMMUNITY.

>https://youtu.be/NK8gkWD2eT4
>4:21:00
Video from march, 1131 views lmao

Yall niggas will stay niggas

>>15468882
Honeywell?

>impact font
>windows 9x
>op can’t even spell excited properly
ask me how I know this is another schizophrenic discord larp thread

>>15470212
>https://youtu.be/NK8gkWD2eT4
Oh that is tasty

>>15469447
okay, thanks for sharing

all this reminds me old times of p2p stuff like eMule and DC++ hubs with web1.0 when only 3.5 geeks could understand basic jargon and connect the wires to let magic work :^) if so, crypto indeed is a place to be, as it was IT 20 years ago..


>>15470305
you overestimate people who work in corporate

Quality thread. Just want to say thanks. I have a job interview in ten minutes. Hopefully I won't need it sooner rather than later. But I'm not selling a link. Not one. You hear that! All you fudders! Never!

>>15469333
checked

>>15469333
Checked we're going to make it

>>15468882
>5 years

>>15469328
this pic is comfy af

>>15469768
>lots of business are going to die very fast
also can you expand on this what do you mean? which sectors?

>>15470558
It's the apocalypse for paper-pushers. The bureaucrat's Holocaust. I'll give you one big hint: Trucking overhead diminishes to almost nothing from this.

>>15468882
>please don't be a chainlink thread
>please don't be a chainlink thread
>Looks
FUCK

>>15470212
holy shit nice crumb

>>15470212
again, you are looking this from the outside

yes, like i said, corps are already in the smart contracts game, but that doesn't mean that it will happen overnight, there is a lot of friction in the whole system

>>15470498
gl on the interview

>>15469447
Did we meet at web3? Walked into the courtyard at the same time, just off our planes, and talked about smartcontractifying the grid later on?

>>15470603
not me

but what was the ideia on grid solution?

>>15470664
Leave a protonmail address and I'll get you and the guy i chatted with in touch. He's likely already working on whatever you're cooking

>>15470598
what again negro ? that was my first response in this thread, not only you barely speak english, post absolute garbage pajeet tier colored image and pose as "insider" but most important thing about your presence here is you are not even capable of looking who are you responding to newfag.

so my advice is, bleach that pajeet skin of yours, do a michael jackson, and gtfo to reddit

the only friction here is your dry brain bouncing off that ape skull of yours, you double digit iq mouthbreather.

gtfo of my board

>>15470669
fryraday@protonmail.com

>>15470381
100,000 end of 2026 confimred

how big are her bags? https://youtu.be/NK8gkWD2eT4?t=17280

>>15470212
What does this have to do with chainlink?

>5 years

Bump

>>15468882
I know you are legit because you sound like the boomest among the boomers. Thanks for this quality thread OP. We are going to make it

>>15470686
rofl easy there tough guy. make sure you clean the cheeto dust off your fingertips before typing that hard.

>>15469333
>i'm talking here will render about half the financial department useless

HAHAHAHAHAHA

I've been telling one of my coworkers she needs to start learning about smart contracts else her job will get replaced.

Seeing as you're in the Energy sector, I'm not worry about not being able to cash out this year to survive for a year. Nazaroth said he wanted to target the shipping and derivatives this year.

Of course, the objective is to spend as little as possible.

I know solidity, and am teaching myself openlaw's markup language and full stack web development. I have a solid grasp of decentralized oracles, smart contracts, ethereum, the god protocols, etc...
Think if I left an email you couod hook me up with these boomers for a job?