/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20786769
who will win the money battle royale?

Chainlink is a token...

>>20786769
LINK isnt a currency and doesnt claim to be, but it could definitely enable the next (one or many) digital currencies of the world

>>20786769
(hint... see Solana)

The absolute state of stinkies... fucking lol'd irl.

You people are so fucking delusional lmao.

>>20786769
>scalability problem

He doesn't know

>>20786769
Chainlink is not a currency. I hope to god you're just baiting.

>>20786903
paging ed

>>20786922
>>20786822
Midwit syndrome in action. I'll spoonfed you half retards because I'm in a good mood. Anything can be a currency as long as it has value, longevity and transportability, it doesn't need to claim to be one whatever that's supposed to mean. Historically it has applied to shells, rice, grains, dates, gold and silver of course, promissory notes and as of right now law enforced pieces of paper.

It doesn't matter what the intent of Sergey is, and it doesn't matter what label is being applied to link as of right now, do you understand?

>>20786769
Take your meds

>>20787613
>calling other people midwits when your argument amounts to "anything can be used as a currency"
lol

>>20787613
What is this fucking "midwit" reddit meme it's nitwit you fucking fags

>>20786787
As long as the scalability problem isn't solved we can't go beyond state enforced paper sadly, and it's anyone's guess if it will ever get a solution.

>>20786769
I just realized you should go back to plebbit and kill yourself

>>20787703
they already solved it via arbitrum. computations will happen off-chain and only the final computation will be settled on the block-chain. the market just fucking dumb.

>>20786769
>doesnt know the difference between a coin and a token
i remember my first day too

>>20787666
I'm merely arguing for a possibility while you are arguing for an impossibility, therefore it's enough of an argument to point out what I did.
Don't try to move the goalpost you semi-intelligent monkey I know all your tricks

>>20787798
See >>20787613

>>20787799
This thread is about as useful as a price speculation thread. All based on nothing but wishful thinking.

>>20786797
coins and paper money are debt tokens retard

When Cardano and Chainlink Come Together...

Damn Boys I dare to dream

>>20788898
>Cardano

KEK

>>20787966
Moving the goalpost once again halfling, who told you my aim was to be "useful" whatever you could mean by this?

>>20787683
Better to be a nitwit than a midwit my nitwit friend

>>20788898
Explain

Also >>20788888 better be good

>>20786822
>LINK isnt a currency and doesnt claim to be
not their decision.
we moved from metals, to debts, to credits. next step will be dealing in collateral's

>>20787966
Don't be rude in my fren's thread you big blue meanie.

>>20787787
So what you're saying is that Chainlink isn't just the middleware, it's almost the whole stack?

>>20790287

>>20786769
>>20787703

Fuck it’s crazy how many people have no idea what Arbitrum is...ya know, the project developed by the ex CTO of the White House. Fuck we are still so early

Link could be considered a money but it's not really a currency in the sense that we exchange it for goods and services (well maybe for incompletion of a service). In any case you should define your everyday monetary vocabulary so that you understand the different streams of thought when approaching new topics. Anchor your understanding so you'll more informed even if you still need spoon feeding.

>>20786769
Sorry if you fell for the LINK is ETH / BTC meme. We top at $12 and then fall back to ICO price in the next bear. Hope you've started laddering out.

Buy Verasity with your gains if you want to leave forever with millions.

>>20786822
LINK, RLC, and AMPL are the Chadfolios of this decade.

>>20790402
“Screw the main pillar to the 4IR guys, buy this eSports coin for better gains”

What’s poverty like?

>>20790287
Yea it layer 1 and layer 2...

>>20790357
Arbitrum only semi-solves scaling, though. It removes computationally intensive process from the blockchain, but it still needs to be finally settled on an L1, and there is no current L1 that could handle settlement of global trade volume, even with Arbitrum.
L1 still needs to be fixed for the whole thing to work at world-changing scale.

>>20790383
When did I said that chainlink *was* a currency?

>>20790502
In theory something like ETH 2.0 can solve the scalability issue, right? If money skele and co get off their fucking asses and put in some work like Sergey

>>20790402
lmao what a fucking garbage attempt at shilling
go back your telegram, nigger

>>20790357
>>20790502
Very interesting, is there a way I can invest in this arbitrum thing? I'd gladly buy any of your bags after some dyoring

>>20790488
How many layers will there actually be?

>>20786769
What does it feel like physically to be retarded?

>>20790603
3 layers.

Layer 0 hard ware
Layer 1 computations
Layer 2 smart contracts
Layer 3 end user interface/blockchain.

Link owns layer 1 and 2.

>>20786903
Cute.

Dude you are actually a retard faggot. Sell your 80k worth of link before it crashes or fucking neck yourself retard. Nobody cares about the fucking utility of these coins, how don’t you see that yet faggot.

>>20790547
My bad I thought you meant coin = currency

>>20786903
>>20787317
LINK $1,000 EOY
https://chan.sankakucomplex.com/post/show/18045531

>>20790745
You were thinking of toilet = street.

op you are retarded im so sorry. its a text string jockey that is open source nothingburger.

>>20786903
Literally doesn’t know chainlink will solve the scalability problem

>>20790686
What does hardware represent here? Traditional computers running nodes/mining?
And I take it there won't be any clear layer 3 winner, just a slew of all sorts of daps?

>>20790911
town crier and enclave computing

>>20790686
Two of the largest value capture layers. Extremely comfy

>>20786769

But it won't lmao.

NP hard problems aren't getting solved by fat unqualified retards.

/thread

>>20786797

useless scam shittoken.

>>20790686

> Link owns

Anon, I...

>>20790996
>NP hard problems aren't getting solved by fat unqualified retards.

Trump disproved this

>>20790775

>>20786769

Easy, put LINK on Dero, and you'll have the privacy and the scalability.

>>20790556
Right. ETH 2.0 combined with L2 solutions like Arbitrum should solve it.

>>20786769
Wow >>20791111

>>20791310
go away discord tranny

>>20790592
buy chainlink

>>20787787
>>20790357
>>20790502
>>20791303
You tell me how to invest in arbitrum or the frog gets it

>>20790502
isn’t the idea that there will be multiple L1s

>>20786862
>You people
whoa, cool it with the anti semitic remarks alright tough guy?

>>20791513
Buy Chainlink. Arbitrum isn't tokenised, but Arbitrum processing will be performed by Chainlink nodes.

>>20791590
The fewer the better. The more platforms there are, the smaller each platform is, which means less secure. Ideally you want one highly performant L1 that powers the whole market.

>>20790402

cope

>>20789890
Digs grave and hands his enemy the shovel.

>>20786769
I just realized that no it doesn't
Link is popular sure, but it'll never be bitcoin.

>>20786769
Lol, link will not be world currency

>>20792251
Alright fren no change of plan

>>20793068
It's not about popularity it's about value
See >>20787613 a currency needs longevity, transportability and value. BTC have everything but no value, no intrinsic value anyways in the sense that its price comes exclusively from speculation, as opposed to say the price of oil, gold, or real estate that is at least partially determined by the real world utility of the thing.

Now if chainlink manage to be the middleman of the derivative market, and can capture some of its value like this, it would get the third piece of the currency puzzle : non-speculative value on top of transportability and longevity.

Popularity has nothing to do with it, the asset that is better at being a currency will most likely *become* a currency, *become* the most popular

>>20791695
Hey 42, did you ever told us what was the size of your stack? Are you still buying to this day?

>>20790402
>Leave

Shitskin pajeet detected

Funny how biz doesn't remember
Arb and celer network
Even the ceo was asian muh dik lmao

>>20786903
This
He really doesn’t

>>20790402
>Sorry if you fell for the LINK is ETH / BTC meme.
Link is much bigger than both.

>>20789093
>>20789914
Cardano and Chainlink are already confirmed partners, anons.

https://www.thecardanoreport.com/2020/05/honeycomb-connects-api-data-to-cardano.html?m=1

>>20786769
delet ths

>>20794279
Meme asides is that even possible to delate a thread?

Chainlink is the best cryptocurrency

>>20793941
>https://www.thecardanoreport.com/2020/05/honeycomb-connects-api-data-to-cardano.html?m=1

BASED AND CHECKED

>>20786769
ah yes, chainlink, the token which requires eth gas to transfer would become a world currency

>>20786769
BSV can scale.

>>20787799
y-you know you need eth to spend link right? why wouldn't eth become the currency rather than some random oracle token on its network?

>>20795441
>>20795476
ETH too has a best shot than BTC at world currency status, that is once again if it can scale.

About the fact link is a eth token, it doesn't really matter as long as the value is in the token. What's important is its transferability, no matter how the transferability happen. ETH gas price is a problem when it comes to transferability, but then we just return to the scalability problem. For any crypto to work as a world currency the fees for transfer needs to be not even 1% of the value transferred, not even 1/1000 ideally.

Beside, isn't link blockchain agnostic? Doesn't that mean link can theorically leave the eth blockchain to be on its own?

>>20786769
I just realized you're a fucking faggot.

>>20795652
That's pretty fucking rude my dude

>>20795463
Tell us more

>>20787666
checked

>>20786769
I have 21 link will I make it?

>>20796124
I don't know man