/biz/ - Business & Finance

Th implication is, LINK was bait for nazi autists, BAND is the real deal
BAND NUMBA WON

>>21041347
LINK will surpass Bitcoin. Prove me wrong. There's no reason for an archaic currency coin to hold the top spot over something used for every smart contract in the world.

On one side you have the entire world of legacy finance, quadrillions of dollars worth of financial products.
On the other side you have the floating castle of blockchain, promising automated value transfer, guarantees of secure delivery, and disintermediation of trade.
And connecting the real world to the floating castle you have a single walkway, with Sergey at the toll gate. It's the cinch point, the only way in.
Literally the entire world of industry will need it. And once people start paying and walking up the walkway, fear will set in, and those that don't want to get left behind will pile on as well.
And more businesses will want to run nodes, and every node will want as much LINK as it can get to collateralise high value jobs, and all that LINK getting devoured by nodes will be staked in contracts, out of circulation, and people will be brawling, scrambling, fighting for the last few LINK crumbs that are even available to buy.
$10k is FUD.

>>21041347
Literally this.
Soon everysingle bank account will have a direct line into crypto via chainlink.

>>21041608
except for banks that use ripple. they'll just be able to talk amongst themselves...all 2 of them, kek

>>21041347
>tell me what the implications of Chainlink becoming industry standard is
It means the link token will be used to secure an unfathomably large amount of value. It will be used by all major industries and will be processing trillions of $ in value
>and why $10,000 is really FUD in such case?
The link token must be staked in sufficient quantity as collateral. Only the link token can be used

>>21041434
It's great that off chain data can be integrated into blockchains trough Chainlink, but there's 2 problems.

1. You dont need chainlink for that
2. Nobody is going to use any erc20's, with or without oracles, ever. It will never find adoption in the real world. I sold my stinkers @9,50 and I'm never coming back.

>>21041760
weak fud

Once chainlink partners with North Korea it’s a wrap

Bro LINK will be more than $80.000 in 2026. 42 told us and he is legit cause he got a quantic message from the future. They still use Windows 10 in 2026 bro. He got a pic of a screen that has glare so it’s legit. He could never had photoshopped it and then taken a pic of the screen bro. He’s like the reincarnation of Tesla, he feels like these electric horns coming out of his forehead and shit.

>>21041685
This. Basically the tokenomics imply an arms-race in which link contracts themselves bring value to a company, inspiring more staking, which reduces total supply while increasing demand, and the only way for another business to compete is to match their competitor's LINK purchase. The pareto equilibrium sits somewhere like 90% staked 10% liquid.

>>21042789
I unironically have a firm and unshakable belief that LINK will hit $81k. Would you say I'm crazy?

>>21041347
>Chainlink becoming industry standard
it would mean industry failure because eth is a mess with 14 txs
even $5 is overvalued for both

>>21042819
Yes kys faggot REEEEEEEEEEEE

>>21043146

B L O C K C H A I N

A G N O S T I C

This.

>>21043189
That means nothing when ethereum is the main network everyone uses, and also no better alternatives exist

>>21043334
Corda, Hyperledger, Permissioned chains, Arbitrum, etc

>>21043189
sounds awesome on paper but all the other shitty chains have low txs as well
and it will be a nightmare keeping it all up to date when they are constantly updating their protocols

>>21041347

>>21041608
https://www.uxsequence.io/news/swift-chainlink-integration/
updoots to the right kind stranger