/biz/ - Business & Finance

nice blog faggot

>>15963475
>fall 2019 comes
>everything i wanted is money and to fucking make it but now...now i cant get enough of nolinkers tears and fact biz had turned into salt factory because retards are priced out
>every day i open biz and type "you had 2 fucking years" and it makes my fucking day
>i guess money isnt everything after all

>>15963451
post proof or larp

>>15963545
>just when you think you cant get more comfy you realise board is full of newfags thinking 60k is big stack and call you larp
>you type gently "anon i owe you nothing yes those gains must fruit of my imagination" because no point to argue plebs now and rub it in

>>15963573
60k is top 700 in the world status

>>15963581

pretty shit blog faggot desu

Next up is VIDT mate.

Only 20k for a suicide stack

anyone still adding to there stack at these prices or just waiting now
?

>>15963494
2020 comes along,
>that ancient shit, we're onto XXXXX
>trades at $.25 cents being ignored, no end market use, upgrade team is gutted, owners are silent
tfw, it was a bubble on a bubble, and you didn't get out

>>15964162
No point in adding to your stacks unless you are below 5,000

>>15964162
>>15964257
i bought some at 2.33 but that was just to round my linklet stack up to an even 100
yes, i know. i didn't have the money to buy more and wasn't paying attention.
I'm fine though, I don't get emotional about these things
*literally crying*

>>15964162
Exposed bitch at

https://imgur.com/H3LyZSw

>>15963712
lol such butthurt

>>15964319
keep adding.

>>15963475
>fpbp
>>15963451
KYS spamscum

>>15964434
i plan to

>>15963451
reminder that LINK is NOTHING like ETH.

1. ETH had a testnet with thousands of users and finished mainnet 1 year after ICO, and only raised 16mil. Chainlink had a testnet and mainnet with ZERO users after 2 years and 32mil. It has gained ZERO adoption (the partnerships aren't using it). The level of developer adoption and excitement for ETH vs LINK is absolutely incomparable, LINK has none.

2. The Ethereum tech was actually innovative. It was the first successful attempt at a smart contract platform. It was decentralized and working one year after ICO. Chainlink only has centralized oracles (Sergey is lying about decentralization) which are not new or innovative. Their "innovative" solution to sybil resistant consensus is KYC.

3. The Ethereum foundation only had 1% of the Ethereum supply after ICO. The Chainlink team has 65%. Also when Ethereum was $1, it had a market cap of less than $100,000,000. It was actually a low market cap gem. Chainlink's real marketcap (if you count the 650,000,000 tokens in Sergey's wallet, ready to sell) is currently $2,000,000,000, which makes it an incredibly overpriced top 10 coin, not a low market cap gem like Ethereum was at the time.

4. Chainlink has already had mainstream exposure. It's made the front page of crypto subreddits countless times, was covered in forbes and every news outlet imaginable. Yet, even after all this attention, it has failed to get any developer adoption. It is fair to say that every single dev in the space knows about Chainlink, and decides not to use it. There are many projects running oracles in production, none of them choose to use Chainlink.

>>15963581
I actually find myself playing with my dick as I browse through these threads.
52k split into 2 ledgers here. I get called a larper every time.

>>15965319

Anon chan

So you know feeling?

Look at this salt around us bro

>>15965402
15k and feeling comfy

>>15963451
I know that feel anon. I didn't make it in 2017 but made enough to be comfy. Took a risk on LINK early on and now I'm sitting comfy. It feels weird knowing you're a future millionaire.

>>15963581
Dude, there are people here with 500k link stacks. You are the reason they leave and stop giving us breadcrumbs
t.2.5k

>>15963581
Haha, #661 tried to swing and lost his 60k stack

>>15964257
>no point in getting hundred fold returns on money invested
nigger what are you talking about?

>>15965777
CHECKED

LINK $237 EOY

>>15965490
no, lol. I'm 55kish stack and I know a few mega whales. They left because it's mostly shit right now because the ratio of newfags to funposting got off-kilter as it often does.

>>15963581
that's real cozy

>>15965877
Im a link whale and i come and lurk from time to time when i feel a bit nostalgic
Reason for me ‘leaving’ is that everything is already discussed apart from stuff like mixicles maybe
But also because there wasn't a good thread in months that im aware off
Also i guess all the anons who made it have different things to do now than to wait for the singularity here

For all you OG linkies, what makes you so sure Chainlink is a done deal? Is there really no flaw with the project?

>tfw 200 link

>tfw only 11K linkies
I will be unable to ever reach 20K link, why didn't I DMOR when I saw it at 20 cents

>>15966043
>tfw half that but waiting to double down

>>15966038
>Is there really no flaw with the project?

Ofc there is its literally "bandaid" lol but there is no better solution for oracle problem at all.
And it is real usecase not solution looking for one as 99% of this clownspace.

>>15966106
>Ofc there is its literally "bandaid"
...how is a bandaid solution supposed to reach triple digits and beyond?

>>15965911
yeah. even dolphins don't have a reason to post. everyone with a brain is sitting easy right now taking care of other stuff.

>>15966063
same here, i actually have about 13k

i wanted 20k

im glad i have 10k make it stack tho


we will be fine i guess

>>15966137
At least we aren't no-linkers, could you imagine?

>>15964162
I have 32k and I still buy every month.

>>15966124
Niga everything you use in your daily life in background including java,tcp/ip etc was bandaid solution lol

Fuck you nulinkers and newfags lack bigger picture

Anyway lets keep comy thread going here is me responding to fud 22/11/2017 price: 0.17$

>>15965490
based linklet

>>15966567
>java,tcp/ip etc was bandaid solution
Bandaid solution implies it is very transient, things like java and tcp/ip are ingrained everywhere...not exactly a bandaid solution.

>>15966654
>Bandaid solution implies it is very transient
Yes and yet so many usecases/networks/buisnesses etc gets built around one because by time you have betetr solution infrastructure is done and no way going back
>things like java and tcp/ip are ingrained everywhere
Yes thats EXACLY the point and they started ans banaid solutions use fucking google man lol

Extra comfy plus for link- there is no real perfect solution to oracle problem its oxymoron so nothing over time nothing significantly better can come out.

Why the fuck am i spoonfeeding you like its 2017?

>>15963451
Nice. Im close to the same position but with a 245k stack spread through 6 wallets
Bought eth around $6 held through the fud for the potential ICO impact and I
went ICO crazy , 10x was the norm sold back to BTC. Worst buy was UKG best was HOLO and DRGN. Could of done better with a bit of patience but I won’t complain I didn’t sell within 20% of the top.
I cashed out 130 BTC at $14k kept 5 BTC for my sons future.
Last week of July 2018 hits, LINK at 2400 sats and BTC crashing. I pushed it all in on LINK.
Now a top 175 wallet with no liability
,been holding long enough that I won’t get butt raped on taxes this time around.

Emperor status incoming

>>15966960

Fuck man im jelly you are 4x my stack

Fucking well played anon wish you best of luck

>>15966960
>>15967011
Do you anons plan on staking or cashing out?

>>15967097

half/half i hope desu

Will i make it with 24k?

>>15963581
lol one of my wallets is near this. Very recognizable as a /biz/tard’s wallet to anyone who knows

>>15967097
>cashing out

>>15967498
How will you realize your gains then? I imagine anons that invested money into this want to see gains...if you never cash out then all the gains are just numbers on a screen.

>>15967097
I imagine putting about 10-20k into linkpool/ other staking pools, 10k to spin up my own node at some point, and cash out the rest along the way.

>>15965490
>Dude, there are people here with 500k link stacks. You are the reason they leave and stop giving us breadcrumbs
Dude, everything is on the blockchain and viewable to everyone. No one is leaving because of that site.

>>15967506
You stake it for life and only sell whatever staking rewards are necessary for survival, 3 - 4 link being 30k - 40k a year

>>15967532
Do you honestly think you will have the strength to not cash out if link hits triple digits and beyond?

>>15967506
if it is truly what we believe it is, then this is like holding onto early index fund. Why sell your generational wealth?

So everyone has at least 10k stack provided you bought early it seems
How many of the early buyers are linklets (less than 5k) percentage wise?

>>15967489
I'm guessing it's got 77777 in it

>>15967537
Right, these whales will literally have enough money to buy islands and live a perfect life. I predict a major shake out on the way to the singularity, at some point, even 5k will be considered a whale.

>>15963451
3.6k here and hoping to make it to 10k in the next year, will I make it? At my current rate I can put about $3k towards link every month, that's 1k-1.5k link a month until price moons again.

>>15963494
What if you just started investing this year :(

>>15967855
Checked.

>>15965319
>I get called a larper every time
I have 80k staked on crypto.com earning me literally $300 a week in free money. I'm starting to realize the feeling of having some money. $300 a week of free money is actually mildly life altering. I have another 25k on my Ledger. People also call me a larper and I can't tell you how much joy it brings me. I bought BTC at $350 and sold at $600 feeling like I got away with a robbery. Felt retarded a year later. I bought ETH at $7 but didn't buy much, and I got so butthurt when it blew past $1000 the first time that I didn't even sell any except to buy LINK. I'm not missing this train, and I feel like I have a first class seat, waiting to leave for the next station. Love you faggots.

>>15968200
You did have two years.
Your two years just brought you to LINK a little later than some of us, you'll still make it fren.

>>15968222
Checked

I got called a LARPer today for the first time because of my measly pittance 11K link stack. Some boomer smug posted a chart where he made a 40% gain on robinhood

feels good but I still kick myself in the ass for not buying link when I knew about it a year ago, how can I cope knowing this?

>>15963475
underage or mentally underage shitposting queer
>>15963451
congrats anon you did great. keep riding it out and enjoy the money later

>>15969116
55k linker here. when you have it staked on crypto.com are you scared at all for the website going down? i lend all my linkies on binance but the 50k limit is kind of harsh but at least its somewhat reputable

>>15969791
Can you help a nulinker with 11K out? What resources are available to accumulate more link that won't turn out to be scams? I know it's the shtick around here to call everything related to link a scam but crypto.com sounds too good to be true seeing as staking isn't live. What kind of % returns do you get with binance lending and is it pretty safe?

>>15969807
there is no easy way to generate link interest with link thats guarneteed. binance lending is as close as it gets since its still 6% without the hassle of crypto.com's fees. i might move into crypto.com but i need to buy 500 mco tokens as well for 8% p.a. which might not even be worth it considering all the transfers and fees. binance lending is the way to go

>>15966960
Always nice seeing future emperors posting here no sarcasm. Very nice stack anon

>>15969826
Thanks anon, reading up on it right now in fact. I was pretty content with simply holding my link but I would like to maximize my results over time. If there's a safe way to earn a small amount why the hell not right?

>>15963451
Romans 5:8
>But God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.

Trannies in this thread think they can fool me into doing anything but leave my linkies in cold storage. If you ever want to see these again...you know the price.

>>15969791
>are you scared at all
Fuck yes I am, but I was scared the first few months of using Binance as well. Crypto.com is run by some Swedish sounding white dude and backed by what appears to be a huge company. So far my weekly interest payments have come through and I've turned them into USD with no issues. But, what you're referring to is exactly why I have 25k not staked as a suicide stack. I figure 25k is enough to make it 5-10 year timeframe anyhow.

I started in crypto in Oct of 2017 and I remember seeing this bored packed with either Link hate or shill threads. Ultimately, I decided against it, but I’m not salty about it. I’m happy for all those anons that actually did make that smart decision. I don’t have the biggest stack, but I’m along for the ride now. Good job OP

>>15969780
I posted earlier in that thread. yeah you wrecked his ass and he still couldnt accept the reality of what you said. some people man

>>15969897
The autism kicked in I admit, but it really annoys me that we make good gains for having some foresight but still people are in disbelief. Deep down I just wish people didn't cuck themselves because it's the mentality that it could never happen to yourself that destroys a normal person's will to take risks..

Because it's what kept me from getting in on ETH at $15. Link legitimately feels like it will be bigger than ETH.

>>15966960
Very nice. I’m all in just north of 230k. Basically came up on ETH and ANS/Neo but I really wish I had bought more earlier. Haven’t cashed anything out since almost early 2017. Would be nice to have the house paid off and have zero debt but instead I’m trying to figure out the appropriate price to start collecting on Link. I’m thinking 20% chunk around $15-20 range gives me plenty of breathing room to keep holding for at least a couple more years.

>>15969936
I missed out years ago on bitcoin at an extremely extremely low price because I had that exact it wont do nothing it wont go nowhere mindset. I think about that at least once a day

>>15963451
I came to know of LINK and biz during the peak of the coinbase pump. Someone on a forum I regularly browse went full retard and wouldn't stop posting about Chainlink, I could feel his euphoria so I came to /biz/ to check out what all the hype was about. Bought my first 200 LINK stack at $3.50 and then 1k more LINK at $3.20 and kept adding on the way down for a 4000 LINK stack. Hoping to reach a 10k stack. I didn't have two years sadly but on the other hand, I also probably didn't have enough money back then to invest and also wouldn't have had the balls to hold this long either. Everything happens for a reason I guess. Even though my stack is small I'm very glad to have been blessed with a once in a lifetime opportunity to attain life changing money. S/O to all the anons who spoonfed the newfags.

>>15967855
>2022 post you have 5K Chainshit
>fuck off larper