/biz/ - Business & Finance

One can only wonder where we'll go from here. We've good progress, but, even with the conference and the Chinese banks and the first working insurance product- I still firmly believe we're in the stealth phase yet. Media attention hasn't hit any kind of frenzy, and the only people who are aware of Link have some exposure to crypto already.


As I said last night, though, I severely doubt we'll see staking released at the conference.

>>21699000
it seems Kek agrees with me.

>>21698937
>>21699000
>>21699024

Behold! A paid link shill! Notice how no one gives a fuck about your stupid token. The self bumps, the duplicity of painting sirgay as some kind of messiah. That landwhale's narcissism reeks from here faggot. We want you gone. We've always wanted you gone.

>>21699000
I think we’ll be given a launch date for staking at the conference. The smartcon page says they’ll close with an state of the project, most likely during sergeys keynote. I’m also interested to see what they meant when they wrote that node operators will be speaking. That’s vague enough that it could be a big reveal. Maybe t systems giving more details, or another node operator we aren’t aware of yet.

>>21699129
I didn't realize this. That, gives me some more hope. I'll have to go dig through the smartcon page again. I wouldn't be surprised if we're reading too far into things, but vauge wording like that is a good way to hide a reveal. Hmmst. Big think.

>>21699129
Looking at the agenda page. I see sergery's keynote, but I don't see where they say anything about announcing Links current state? They *open* with the current state of smart contracts, but, I dunno. I suppose it would make sense to update everyone during his Keynote, but, for some reason I feel like Sergey would focus on other things. Hmm.

>>21699283
>We’ll also have Chainlink team members share the ongoing vision of Chainlink.

I interpret that as being a project update

>>21699356
Possibly. To me, that sounds more like them sharing a roadmap for future development rather than where they are now, but, who knows. Probably both right.

Sergey Nazarov (Co-founder of Chainlink)
Ari Juels (Technical Advisor of Chainlink)
Founders of top DeFi projects such as: Synthetix, Ampleforth, Aave, DMM, and more.
Ed Felten (Co-founder Arbitrum and former Deputy CTO of the White House)
Yorke E. Rhodes (Co-founder Microsoft Blockchain)
John Wolpert (Co-founder IBM Blockchain & Consensys)
Fernando Ribeiro (Oracle)
Aaron Wright (CEO OpenLaw)
Camila Russo (Founder of The Defiant)
Along with many Node Operators and Data Providers securing critical Chainlink infrastructure


It’s a fundamentally bullish line up

Just put $375 more dollars in tonight. Let’s go boys

>>21699428
Abso fuckin lutely, man. That's not even listing the bajillion other people they've got listed as speakers. Honestly, I'm most excited for John Wolpert and Aaron Wright to speak, they're some real big boys up there.

>>21699456
baste

>>21699474
Felten might be more important. Arbitrum is utilizing chainlink to seamlessly integrate all crypto with all other crypto. Arbitrage, currency exchange, crosschain interaction, its all going to be a background process performed via arbitrum and chainlink.

>>21699574
TIL. Yeah, then that matters more I suppose. I think for the normies though, they recognize those names more so for media attention I think it might matter. But, that's a big deal. The sooner LINK can demonstrate it does more than provide price and weather data feeds the better.

>>21699456

>just put three hundred and seventy five dollars more dollars

>>21699682
kek

Ah. Whatever. The lord has good things in store for all marines who continue to hodl. I am unconcerned with any of it. I'll probably turn in pretty soon.