/biz/ - Business & Finance

Flush!!!

>>15722873
Haha yea bro, flush on man!

>>15722890
Sergey forced me to flush the toilet after he dropped a 700k load accidentally

We were in for the big fishes
Now all we get is crypto whos and sergey who this time really is almost backpacking and blowing our money on Asian whores in sea

>>15722938
If he's swimming in the sea at least he will lose some weight

>>15722938
>We were in for the big fishes
>Now all we get is crypto whos
You only think that because you're an idiot.

>>15722870
>delicious food

>>15722973
WEF? Literature whomst

>>15722870
> "we have literally hundreds of teams working with us"
*4 months post mainnet*
> "um MOAB... i think harmony might run a node..."

>>15723028
Someone actually took the time and made the effort to type this out.

>>15722938
The "big fish" are only talk, they would want a fully functional oracle-network before they would even consider adopting the technology.
In a strange way, these litterally who's are in the near future the best bet on applying chainlink's oracle network.

>>15722870
>>15722870
And magically it does fuck all to the price. Wow what a wonder

>>15722990
kek

>>15723057
Hmmm, have you tried watching the price even more closely?
I heard putting your nose up against the screen displaying the chart really helps.

I mean we all know it's not about the promotional, marketing, networking effect of things like increasingly frequent meetups, no no.
The candles right the fuck now is all that counts, fuck the future.

>>15722973
Source on pic actually because they're using his old photo on the site

>>15723101
It's not hard to look up, Anthony.

>>15723110
Thanks Michael but a link would be awesome

>>15723043
He is telling the truth tho. Its sad but true

>>15723166
Ya, forget about the dozens of node operators and integration partners that have been announced in the past many months.
Remembering things is for suckers anyway.

>>15722870

Nobody cares about these literal whos, we want to see banking giants, tech firms and law firms utilizing Link.

>>15723197
You mean like Google Cloud, Oracle, and WEF?

>>15723206

Yes I mean firms like that. Those implementations have been a good start for Link. Also the WEF is not implementing link lol.

>>15723237
>Also the WEF is not implementing link lol.
Who's talking about "implementing"?
See >>15722973

>>15723180
Nodes nodes everywhere but not a job to do.

>>15723049
probably true, I've still given up though

>>15723299
>I'm walking to the kitchen but I'm still in the hallway so I'm never going to reach the kitchen

>>15723311
It's a long hallway especially when the home owner said we were already in the kitchen cupboard.

>>15723325
>the home owner said we were already in the kitchen
lmao except he explained why were in the hallway and how long it was.

>>15723329
> HUNDREDS OF TEAMS

>>15723342
Yes, and?

>>15723347
> Infinite eth price providers spiralling all the way down
> *He takes another hit of 700k*

>>15723360
there there little buddy

>>15723383
It’s mor profitable to buy a chainlink fence than chainlink

>>15722990
Thank you sir for making me laugh out loud, a rarity on biz these days!

>>15723383
Thanks for conceding. He blatantly misled into thinking their was current and large scale industry use. Now months on we have literally zero (0) jobs performed other than heartbeat and a handful of eth price nodes. What a travesty of a maninnet.

WE GETTIN THAT RICE GOOK MONEY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcuAw77J8_Y

>>15723028
Imagine spending almost 2 hours of your precious life obsessing over something you don't even own.

>>15722870

is that true?

>>15722973
look out for the thread "i heard he stuck his hand up her skirt and finger blasted that ashley lannquist chick at san francisco blockchain week"

ill make it a day or two after the event

>>15723451
>He blatantly misled into thinking their was current and large scale industry use.
What? How?

>Now months on we have literally zero (0) jobs performed other than heartbeat and a handful of eth price nodes.
How many nodes are we on?
Answer me this and I'll tell you exactly why you're a lying sack of shit.

>>15723760
I stopped counting after eth node #12. Name me one job performed other thsn the heartbeat.

>>15723768
>I stopped counting after eth node #12.
And Sergey said expansion was coming after 21 nodes and 7 sources in his mainnet blogpost.
Maybe you should've read that before making a complete ass of yourself.

>>15723768
And how did Sergey "blatantly misled into thinking their was current and large scale industry use"?

>>15723783
Literally didn't.

>>15723795
That's right. You literally didn't read the mainnet blogpost.
Yet here you are spending over 3 hours shitting shit out your ass.

>>15722990
Kek

>>15723798
He literally didn't say that. Is this what your copium has come to?

>>15723783
How many nodes live atm ?

>>15722973
I'm still not sure if this is a shoopdawoop

>>15723237
Yea the WEF is a glorified events company, seriously they just throw fucking parties and conferences. Over the last 10 or 15 years however the WEF has been larping like a think tank. Their SF office in the Presidio is a joke, all the jobs are exagerrated in the listings, you really are just expected to coordinate events, talking to caterers, rent vans etc.

They’ll hire a 22 year old if they have a college degree and give them on of the “analyst” positions lr whatever and it’s just having you write fucking blogposts like you were an indian crypto clickbait site.
I got sucked in by the klaus schwab book too, but now I realize the only reason I thought it was important was because of the name World Economic Forum. You have to remember that all of us here are financially illiterate and most here are just wagies who get to feel in the know because muh WEF, muh 4th indus rev, swift, sibos, I do it too.
Now I don’t feel so good...

>>15723788
>”we will make it, like next month”
> deriviatives by eoy
Watch the derivatives be crypto derivatives, I feel so betrayed and brokn that I can just tell that he didn’t mean mainstream derivatives, it’s going to be some wannabe-bitmex literal-who using chainlink for their derivatives.

>>15723955
Well yeah, same way every node is just crypto price api. Not a single real data source.

>>15722870
When’s all this Asian money coming in?

>>15723955
>crypto derivatives
Ouph. That would hurt

>>15723935
you'll feel better when the next larper comes along with fancy honey words for you

>>15723451
This

>>15723935
>>15723955
lol

>>15723783
He’s saying we want actual data. Weather, iot, gps, etc on the network and contract built on that data not silly aggregated price data. Seem like a waste of resources to hype price aggregation data when the whole point of the network is to do much much more.

>>15724021
I’m glad you’re laughing I haven’t been happy ever since I bought my first link I used to be so cute and happy and now everything is falling apart AND IT IS ALL SERGEY’S FAULT

IF HE REVEALS CRYPTO DERIVATIVES BEFORE ANYTHING ELSE I WILL JUMP IN FRONT OF THE CAMERA, flash you all my average sized penis, and an hero

>>15723981
>you'll feel better when the next larper comes along with fancy honey words for you
Larps are the only way I can even feel anymore, even my dick don’ work no mo

Crypto derivatives are still a great start. As if mainstream will use crypto right now when they're just warming up to the idea of dlts. imagine believing larpers and insiders and trannies with their constant bullshit

>>15724166
Checked. Yeah I need to escape this shithole and gay sergey memes but i know i won't

>>15724022
Checked and holy fuck this
The myth: Chainlink connects smart contracts to the real world
Reality: fucking price of crypto sent to a crypto smart contract, no real world included

>>15724157
how much did you even buy and when?

>>15723823
>He literally didn't say that. Is this what your copium has come to?
lmao

"We plan to expand the levels of decentralization at both the data origin level and the oracle level by adding four more high quality price data providers and eventually reaching a total of twenty one Chainlink nodes."
Source: Sergey's fucking mainnet blogpost:
https://blog.chain.link/chainlink-live-ethereum-mainnet-connected-consensus/

You must be actively trying to make yourself look this retarded.

>>15723841
Maybe you should look it up.

>>15724192
40 at 9999

>>15723955
>Watch the derivatives be crypto derivatives,
Another retard who doesn't read anything and then cries his big ignorant tears.

"Only now, however, are smart contracts beginning to emerge that go beyond basic on-chain ownership through tokenization [59] and tap into other markets. These include the more sophisticated and much larger groups of contracts found in the capital markets as well as the world’s largest market by notional outstanding value, derivatives [7]."

No, he's not talking about crypto derivatives.

>>15723028
>literally hundreds of teams

>>15724022
>>15724190
Amazing.
Not only did you not read the basic relevant information from Chainlink, but you can't even read the posts you're responding to.

>>15724238
And since he said that, many dozens of teams have announced Chainlink integration.

>>15724190
pretty sure sc need more than oracles to function properly

Kek fucking cringe. Random small cap crypto start ups. Wow Sergey great job usinf that half a billion to get us going.

Exit now while you still have any profit. One more crash and this is going sub one dollar.

>>15724232
What I’m saying is that he tells us its going to be big and fantastic and revolutionize finance and tap into the capital markets you mentioned.

But the reality so far: moab, literal whos, less nodes than promised ( I don’t care much about that one running a node is so east)
>make it, like next month
Dumps 700k im not fuddinf but just really tired of it all
For a while back around end of q2 I really thought
>” boy oh boy looks who’s the jew now muahahaha”
>now I know I was born to be a shabbos goy

Of course he's getting around, he's been dumping on our heads so he has millions of $$ to take extravagant vacations all the time

>>15724247
Yeah i guess "we have up to twenty eth price providers and several shitcoins who will put out empty collaboration tweets to get attention" doesn't quite have the same dramatic power.

>>15724271
You are literally complaining about being "too early".
Literally.
This is fucking hilarious.

>>15724292
>"where are the hundreds of teams!"
>"ok so there they are, but they don't count!"

>>15724205
and surely you can read to see that doesn't say remotely, in any capacity, what you said.

>>15722990
based

>>15724299
But it's not hundreds of teams anon. It's about 12 eth providers and a scattering of scam coins who do no more work than put out a 'who x chainlink' tweet to get some sales. Name a single coin that did that which is actually using chainlink.

>>15724302
Let's review, shall we.

Me:
>>15723783
>Sergey said expansion was coming after 21 nodes and 7 sources

You:
>nuh-uh

Sergey:
>>15724205
>"We plan to expand by adding four data providers (i.e. total of 7) and reaching a total of twenty one Chainlink nodes"

How in the fuck are you still posting you absolute schizo.

>>15724313
>But it's not hundreds of teams anon. It's about 12 eth providers
And all those integration/collaboration announcements.
Don't forget about those.

Plus all the ones that haven't come forward yet.

>>15724302
Here it is even more explicitly:
"After reaching seven separate sources of data, with twenty one technically reviewed and identity verified node operators, we’ll solicit community/user feedback to consider further expansion of this decentralized oracle network"

t. Sergey's mainnet blogpost.

>>15724315
His post is just saying they plan to expand to 21. You're reading 'when we get to 21 we'll expand'.

Show your brown skin mandiver.

>>15724324
Yes, you mean the 'collaborations' you haven't responded to? Lmao.

>>15724349
>His post is just saying they plan to expand to 21.
See >>15724335

Keep proving that you never read the blogpost. It's hilarious.

>>15724335
Fucking LMAO. So your salvation is that when they reach 21 eth price nodes they'll have a whip around for ideas on what to do next. God help you.

>>15724349
>Yes, you mean the 'collaborations' you haven't responded to? Lmao.
Yes, the 'collaborations'.

"Hundreds of teams" seems very literally plausible when these many teams have already come out by now.

>>15724368
I hope at least one of these team isn't a literal who

>>15724363
>Fucking LMAO HAHAHAHA YOU MEAN THEY'RE GOING TO KEEP DEVELOPING??? HOW DESPERATE DO YOU HAVE TO BE AS A COMPANY TO KEEP DEVELOPING?????? OH NO NO NO NO NO
t. you

>>15724247

How many of them are actual companies with revenues?

>>15724377
>>15724383
"Decentralized" necessarily means the vast majority are going to be literal whos.
But beside that, maybe you've heard of Google Cloud, Oracle, Swift, ...?

>>15722990
I'll have a medium Mcsquidburger with fries
xtra large please

>>15724388
yeah I'm excited for the Oracle startups

>>15724368
Except name one who is doing work with chainlink you dumb shitskin. It's free publicity for any one of your countrymen to make a collaboration tweet for their shitcoin. Hence why so many did it woth ZERO activity since and ZERO jobs run other than the heartbeat.

There has not been ONE (1) single usage of the network in months post mainnet. Where are the hundreds of teams ready to go lmao!

>>15724388

So far those institutions have not used the network, nor participated in it.

>>15724388
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

>>15724400
>Except name one who is doing work with chainlink
All of them.

>There has not been ONE (1) single usage of the network in months post mainnet.
Read Sergey's blogpost and stop crying.

>>15724404
There are over a dozen active nodes in the current network.
That alone shits all over your turnip patch.

>>15724417
NOT ONE!

>>15724271
>literal who's
is swift, google, and oracle literal whos?
>muh swift and sibos not invited
literally been stated they have helped develope a swift oracle, partnership has been confirmed multiple times
>muh google is just a blog post
why dont you head on over to links twitter page, look at the one pinned tweet, now head to their homepage, scroll down, and tell me what logo you see. now you should realize that they themselves consider google to be a larger use case than oracle who is training 50 startups to use chainlink

>>15724404

To add, crypto ''companies'' don't count in my book because they provide zero value to the world. If we look at real companies that have looked at Link, we get Google and Oracle. WHich of course is a great thing, however we only have two companies which is not enough and furthermore they are not using it as of yet. Meaning Link has really underperformed its expectations, as we all thought in 2017 big banking giants were to use Link. It all sounds like a pipe dream now.

>>15724417

What are those nodes doing exactly in terms of economic value?

Despite the fudding and shilling, I think it's safe to say that we all agree that the Holocaust never happened

>>15724404
>>15724400
>>15724383
>>15724349
>>15724313
>>15724292
>>15724271
>>15724238
>>15723768
>>15723342
>there aren’t hundreds of teams!
>ok there are but they’re all small!
>ok so there are huge ones but they’re not all huge!
>ok but they’re not using mainnet!
>on they are but not all of them!
Etc etc etc

Keep not coping.

>>15724424
>NOT ONE!
All of them.
Prove me wrong.

>>15724440
> swift confirmed
Uh-oh stinky! Looks like we just had a full 4 day swift conference and link wasn't mentioned ONCE!
> google logo
So it's OMG tier now? I recall the tweet about how they enjoyed working together, whoopsie!

Stinky parps farties just can't catch a break!

>>15724452
>What are those nodes doing exactly
Read Sergey's mainnet blogpost.

You should wait until Chainlink nodes are running derivatives contracts, surely if you send a nice letter to your local congressman he'll make sure you can buy in below $200.

>>15724470
Nope, you'll notice we don't have hundreds of teams of any size and no big teams at all! In fact not any customers at all, just nodes.

Whoopsie!

>>15724472
You can't prove a negative wang! You better get scrambling to dig up something, burden of proof is solely on your hopium claim!

dumping now frens

>>15724485
Over 4 hours and 21 posts spent feverishly talking about something you don't believe in.

Imagine your time being this absolutely worthless.

>>15724481

I read the blogpost and I can't an answer to my question. Maybe you can explain it? However it seems that you are unable to because so far you've been dodging every question provided ITT.

positive thoughts frens

>>15724492
The proof is those teams coming out and saying they're integrating/partnering with/working with Chainlink.
It's your word against theirs.

>>15724520

Those teams are not actual companies.

>>15724517
It literally explains what the nodes are doing though.
You must be stupid I guess.

>>15724505
Because it takes 4 hours to write 21 sentences. Maybe for a chainstinky!

>>15724532

Again what are they doing. Stop embarassing yourself.

>>15724520
No its github activity and chainlink network activity against their word. Oopsie stinker!

>>15724530
Another excuse to add to this list: >>15724470

>>15724533
You've been posting here for over 4 hours.
You just spend 4 hours in a thread about something you do not believe in.

>>15724543
Because internet tabs close if you aren't constantly on it. Maybe for autistic stinkos!

>>15724542
Github has tons of contributers that could be anyone.
Plus not all collaboration is going to be coding.

And the Chainlink network is constantly expanding, as laid down in the mainnet blogpost.

>>15724562
You just spent nearly 5 hours and 24 posts talking about something you don't believe in.
Big yikes.

I'll say it again, crypto teams, crypto usage and crypto data feeds are not adoption. We have been waiting for Docusign, 11,000 bank Swift network, Salesforce, Microsoft, the accord project, Quorum, Hyperledger and many more to use the Link network. We have collected thousands of breadcrumbs since 2017. We all believed in the role of LInk in the European open banking landscape as told by Assblaster. So far not of it has come true. Stop being emotionally connected to your investment and keep a critical look on it. I still hold LInk because I don't care if it goes to 0 due to the slight chance I am wrong. However by the looks of it we are years away for all of it happening, if it happens at all.

>>15724485
Don’t @ me you cuck.

>>15724600
So wait for "actual" adoption.

I'm sure your mom will keep the price low for you until then.

>>15724610

It’s laughable you don’t provide any arguments to counter those claims

He’s getting so much pussy in Asia.

>>15724623
So call the police and make me.

>>15722973
ASASLBASTREOOO

>>15724571
Weird how in those hours I've gone to the post office, the gym, cooked and eaten lunch and watched an hour of tv! Sort of life a dumb stinker wouldn't know about!

>>15724655
Five hours and 25 posts.
All spent talking about something you don't believe in.
ouch

>>15724664
Oh i believe in helping people laugh at the embarrassing linkdots.

>>15724677
Yes, how embarrassing.

>>15724442
The sad part is that Google and Oracle were both used by bagholders to pump their bags, part of me wonders if the pmd wallet 0xdad or whaever than anchain talked about are actually the google blog post writer and fernando ribiero.
Since then there has been nothing big, and it’s twitter for the last several months has looked like a chinese shitcoin crypto twitter:
“partnerships!”
“Combined experience of XX years”
“Thrilled to annnounce [insert nothingburgee news]”

And that fat fuck ribiero proved hebhas bags wheb he said fellow marines.

>>15724699
> year roi taken from abritrary unstated dates
You pinkypops really don't help yourselved

>>15724752
>from abritrary unstated dates
Learn to read.

Btw, since the time of that chart, Binance Coin and Holo for instance are down 50%, while Chainlink is up 50%.
So it would look even better now.

Honestly though, Sergey really is getting around.

>>15722870
The amount of big macs he's absorbing he's round alright

>>15724213
I did and only found biz threads

>>15724850
You suck at looking things up.

>>15724772
It doesn't state the dates used linktard!

>>15724868
You may be right

>>15724600
So much this. All those "breadcrumbs" have turned out to be false. "Fireworks in August and September" anyone? Even the breadcrumbs from the early days of link investigation haven't panned out. Remember ferglys post about psd2? None of that came true. Swift is in no way partnered with link. All that's left of crypto shit no one uses.

>>15725142
Imagine actually believing larpers on 4channel, and then getting angry when they turned out to be liars.

>>15724518
based link meme

>>15725151
Its not just the larpers who were wrong. It's every damn linker. Nothing they hoped or said has come true in regards to adoption. Say what you want. All the potential of link comes from actual real world use. There's absolutely no evidence of that on the horizon. The network isn't even fully functional. You're going to be bagholding a long time for very little.

>>15724388
>swift

>>15725203
This. LITERALLY EVERY SINGLE LINKIE DINKIE FAGGOT IS WRONG ABOUT EVERYTHING

>>15725203

This. Literally NOTHING has come true of what we have discussed since september 2017. Remember when we all thought we could see the ''users'' of the network (major dataproviders and enterprises) once mainnet were to be released? I cringe just thinking about that.

>>15724173
Catch my bullets, nigger.

>>15724173
>crypto derivatives
just a matter of time till they get outlawed alltogether. There will for example never be an regulated crypto etf, will literally never happen. So forget about mainstream adoption of crypto as a financial product

>>15725203
>>15725306
>>15725303
>it's not just the larpers, it's ALL the larpers!
Yes, that's my point.
You're pretty slow, aren't you?

>>15725306
Yep. We were so excited to see every testnet transaction. Speculating on who could be using it. People thought main net would open the flood gates and institutions would come pouring in. But all we got was the heartbeat and linkpool. None of the speculation was true. I'm still up, but I have to admit I fell for the shills. Maybe this was just one of the most effective crypto shill campaigns ever.

>>15725439
>We were so excited to see every testnet transaction.
You mean like this one?
https://docs.chain.link/docs/big-query-chainlink-testnet

>People thought main net would open the flood gates and institutions would come pouring in.
You mean like Google Cloud and Oracle?

>>15725421
Every single piece of discussion was wrong. Turns out there is no value in the product. Why even invest in this shit? What's left?

>>15725439
so you sold?
Post prove or I call larp

>>15725463
>Every single piece of discussion was wrong.
If by that you mean "every piece of discussion that implied mainstream adoption by fall of 2019", then of course.
But you'd have to be a complete idiot to believe any of that speculation anyway.

>>15725452
No one is using the network for actual work. Oracle was nothing. 50 who's, some of which are just team members double dipping for an extra paycheck. And it's not even 50 yet, considering they have to first find 50 startups and then have them integrate link. That'll take a long time. Hardly pouring in.

>>15722973
ASHLEY baby. $1000 EOY

>>15725504
So sell and move on.
You must be exhausted from buying into all the /biz/ larpers, you deserve to let it go.

>>15724752
This is just embarrassing. You’ll never get us link marines to sell, faggot.

That’s it, I’m out

>>15725753
post prove
or go whine somewhere else plebbit