/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22319454
>We overvalue things in the short term, and undervalue them in the long term

>>22319454
THANK YOU SERGEY

>>22319454
Anon means we're right on schedule

>>22319454
>Imagine thinking Link will have any use for anyone after Flare hits the scene
>Imagine thinking Link will ever again reach its ATH

Wew

>>22319454
This is great news and would be a huge buy signal if it weren’t for the well known fact that the TOKEN IS NOT REQUIRED for any of it to work.

This is bearish in ways I cant even explain

>>22319579
>>22319598
>>22319609
> The trannies think they still have control

>>22319579
>>22319598
>>22319609
Uh huh. Cooll

>>22319598
This and the fact sergey is literally two 2080TIs in SLI. He had a fatal heart attack at Web3 and since then has been simulated by the two turing GPUs.

Token not needed

>>22319676
Bullish for cyborg sir gay

>>22319454
Is the singularity going to happen by eoy 2021? I need to start making preparations for my new life

>>22319454
What does useless + useless equal?

"Chainlink is a general-purpose framework for building and running decentralized oracle networks that give your smart contract access to secure and reliable data inputs and outputs. It provides oracles to leading DeFi applications like Synthetix, Aave, and Kyber Network; numerous blockchains such as Ethereum, Polkadot, and Tezos; and large enterprises in Google, Oracle, and SWIFT."
Straight from a newly made page. Polkadot sure is in an interesting position right now, wonder if i should try and get some kusama. Anyone know anything about GLMR?

Chainlink nodes run arbitrum

>>22319454
that doesn't make any sense retard. anons I suggest you buy band instead, literally better than chainlink in every aspect plus token actually needed

>>22320538
Filthy, smelly, poo-smeared fingers typed this post

>That is why we are thrilled to announce that Blocksize Capital is now live on mainnet as a new Chainlink Node Operator, bringing further decentralisation to the network. In this role, Blocksize Capital is ensuring the secure and reliable transfer of external data to smart contracts, initially focused on servicing Chainlink’s widely used Price Reference Data Contracts before expanding out into more use cases.

> before expanding out into more use cases....

What could that be?

>Delivering trading infrastructure to financial institutions, Blocksize Capital offers terminals to manage and trade digital assets.
>We have extensive experience as a technology provider, hosting nodes for NASDAQ listed companies, Corda, and more. Through our salient crypto-trading infrastructure, consisting of Blocksize Core™ & Blocksize Matrix™, we currently process over 1 Billion market data updates per day.

This is so unbelievably bearish. Time to sell the news, Chainlink is surely finished now. Can't believe it was all a scam from the start.

>>22320538
>BUY BAND! IT RITERARRY BETTER THAN CHAINRINK!

>>22320792
WE BLOOMBERG NOW

Imagine still thinking that NEET nodes will ever exist.

Yes, technically chainlink is decentralized.
But only to the extent that pre-existing large and experienced companies will have a shot at running nodes.

You fucking retards will NEVER have a chance to stake your LINK. It will still moon though.

>>22320999
what about pools? are you retarded?

And I mean, if you really put the effort, nothing is stopping you from running a node taht only does VRF or arbitrum jobs. No need for reputation there as there is verification.

>>22321134
Yes, hello blocksize? Hello Fiews? Hello ChainLayer?
Please sirs let me stake my LINK in your node, i know that you have enough LINK to cover the entire collateral and allowing me to stake in your node would only dilute your earnings and decrease your profits
But sirs, please do the needful and let me stake. I need to feed my village

>>22319528
This. If anons only knew how close we are. If you only knew how comfy things are.

>>22321218
> Why Apple sell shares? Apple have big money no need for public money

>>22319579
>every project in the blockchain space has already integrated chainlink oracles but lets instead switch to a failed banker ghostchain that nobody else uses
wew

>>22319454
FAKE

>>22321444
Blessed trips

>>22321238
why don't (You) tell us??

>>22320362
>t. Flanel handler

>>22321218
10k holder here. What prevents there being nodes that validate smaller jobs or Queries? Like weather etc? Down the road.

>>22322792
nothing of course, those nodes will just be much much much lower revenue than the big boy nodes

>less than 100 followers
who?

>>22319579
ok then, now. shoo!

>>22320852
NO OK la? Buy REN, is superror chainrink.

>>22320538
Tell us the many, many ways that the stumbling Chink knock-off project (so bad it was overlooked by the Chinese gov) is better than the industry standard?

>>22319454
Oh wow, another literal who integration. Thanks OP, very cool!

holy FUCK everything about derivatives was true and it's coming sooner than we thought

except it's literally dumping right now

>>22325887

yes sell and buy xrp

>>22319609
>Can't explain
It's your fee fees then?

>>22319454
Take this down fggt

>>22319454

> Want to be a node operator
> Have to compete with companies with connections like this
> Will only qualify for Mickey D's level jobs on the network when VRF comes on Mainnet

w-would anyone like RNG results with that contract order?

literally fucking who

>>22320538
>1 post by this ID

>>22320999
oldfags can sell half of their LINKS and start their own crypto trading/ asset management/ node management company. there so well versed in the industry it surely will do well. and they can remain mostly anonymous to most people too, and then stake the rest of their ginormous holdings. RETARDS only seeing problems and not solutions everywhere

>>22320900
That is literally the target use case, brainlet. Sergey talked about replacing Bloomberg in his presentations. He doesn’t care about crypto and blockchain anymore. It’s about being the derivative trading network.

>>22319454
anutha one

>>22326746
>thinking RNG isn't a license to print money

It'll be a Mickey D's level job in comparison to derivatives, but even 1% of the value generation of that is still six figs easy

>>22321444
checked

>>22319579
Lets just see what happens instead of constantly talking shit and making baseless accusations - in other words dont shit up threads.

>>22320836
Extremely convincing fud. Just sold my 300 basket of link thanks

>>22320538
Please explain how Band is better?

>>22327046
I can't see how the network could work without a blockchain environment. How do you ensure immutability (not sure it's a word but you get it), how do you transfer and call link tokens, how do you lock up collateral without a third party, etc...

>>22319454
scam. fukking json parser price feeds valuation at 5 bill. in real world its not even worth few mill.

>>22327806
The network literally takes any data and trustlessly and safely transfers is anywhere. You can just transfer data between NASDAQ and investment firms. You don't need blockchain for that.

>>22328040
You kind of need to do it ON a blockchain or TOKEN NOT NEEDED.

>>22319528
>Anon means we're right on schedule
When will we get to $500 Link?

>>22328077
Precisely, and we're not even talking about escrow, penalties, trustlesness...

>>22328129
Sooner than you realized anon. Patience.

>>22319579
LMAO
Go back to your slide threads that xrp cucks have been running to cope because they're still stuck at 0.24c and no one actually gives a shit about their shitcoin. Stay in your lane with the hashtag chasers, niggers, and retards.

>>22328232
Hopefully in less than 10 years.

>>22328733
checked. $500 link by September 8, 2030 at the absolute latest
Although if I had to guess I'd say it's a bit closer to
$1000EOY

>>22328948
If the dubs are correct it just means we'll hit $500 sometime between now and 10 years. Could go even higher than that. Could be one year for all we know.
$86,000 2026

>>22329082
You know what fren?
I agree

>>22329082
I can't wait that long. Please. Save me from wage slaving AHHHHHHHH

>The absolute state of the replies in this thread

>>22321444
checkt