/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23266481
Does this mean we finally moon and don't come back down?

>>23266481
Holy fuck. $100 eom wasn’t a lie. I can’t believe it!

>>23266481
What does this have to do with link

>>23266525
Go try to look up Arbitrum token.
Coudn't find one?
Ok dig deeper...

>>23266481
Sirgay about to drink vitalik's milkshake

>>23266552
I know Arbitrum will utilize link, but does this specific uniswap function require the link token?

>>23266481
>staking on Kovan testnet using Chainlink nodes is now live
Poooooomp eeeeet

>>23266559
siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiip

>>23266559
I DRINK
YOUR MILKSHAKE
I D R I N K I T U P

>>23266559
faggay is such a fat ugly loser

>>23266559

>>23266580
God damnit anon dig deeper. Arbitrum was purchased by chainlink and one of the main devs is Ari juels. You know who he is right anon?

>>23266481
so is this faggot going to release rollup on mainnet now or what

>>23266559

thank god
I needed some fucking news today
how long from test net to main net?

>>23266580
How much spoonfeeding do you require?
The validators are run on Chainlink nodes, the whole software stack runs on Chainlink, What token is used to run Chainlink jobs?
Uniswap will have a forked subnet with dedicated liquidity pools running on Arb along with seemless arbitrage if more liquidity is required. As these shards scale in consumption wrapped assets gradually migrate to these shards where gas fees are 1000x cheaper.
CEX trading, DEX security and lack of KYC bullshit.

>>23266580
Afaik, Arbitrum nodes themselves will be using LINK as collateral or something like that. Or maybe it was that the Chainlink nodes will be running Arbitrum. Basically the Arbitrum network needs a token and it's most likely going to be LINK.

>>23266666
NICE

>>23266667
They are claiming weeks:
"We’re readying Arbitrum for a mainnet Ethereum launch. Over the next several weeks, we will release a series of small upgrades to Arbitrum, and redeploy our testnet to incorporate these changes as we release them."

>>23266680
I can't understand if this is fud or not.

>>23266481
ANOTHER FUCKING TESTNET
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>In cryptography, the Boneh–Lynn–Shacham (BLS)[not verified in body] signature scheme allows a user to verify that a signer is authentic. The signature scheme is provably secure (the scheme is existentially unforgeable under adaptive chosen-message attacks) assuming both the existence of random oracles and the intractability of the computational Diffie–Hellman problem in a gap Diffie–Hellman group.[2]

>>23266666
Checked!

>>23266666
Good use of digits

>>23266481
NIGGA BITCH YOYO MOTHERFUCKER PLEASE BITCH NIGGER ASS SPANK THAT ASS

>>23266700
>>23266734
>>23266768
we're all gonna make it

>Over the next several weeks, we’ll be announcing more details about our mainnet launch timeline, feature set, and launch partners
I'M
GONNA
>C
>O
>O
>O
>O
>M

>>23266559
>moneybelly drinking moneyskelly's milkshake
As KEK intended it

>>23266719
This is Chainlink creating both a better crypto environment and making the link token more valuable.

>>23266657
>Arbitrum was purchased by chainlink
Wait a second.. this is new to me. Is true?

>>23266900
Yep

Eric Holder lied and Paul Walker died.

So in other words, mainnet launch won't be until the start of next year. And won't probs won't have any real usage for fucking ages since every mainnet release in history has been dog slow.

No one will use it you absolute mong. Uniswap contracts could have been ran in second layers but they ran them on the main chain because they wanna make money. They want YOU to pay 30 dollars per transaction. Youre all clueless retards and link is going to $3 and theres nothing you can do about it.

COPE

>>23266680
Now this is serious buzzword salad, you could have just said that Arbitrum will have to use the link token. Ez pz.
However it's not gonna happen anytime soon, chainlink is way too immature for now.

>>23266481

> <Aherm. Cough, cough> BLS signatures and more <cough>.

What unprofessional writing. What are BLS signatures though?

>>23266956
Scroll up

>>23266940

>>23266481
>ctrl f chainlink
>0 results
as always you fucks try to claim things not your own, fuck off bitch

TONIGHT

WHEN WILL LUCKY BRAND FINALLY REISSUE THAT FUCKING SERG SHIRT! GODDAMN FUCK IT!

>>23266481
Bitcoin took a big ole dump just as this news was released lol

>>23267052
this, asking the important questions here

We are all going to make it

>>23267037
>outing yourself as a smoothbrain this hard

>>23266910

>>23267037
Weak fud. Weaker and weaker every day! You guys are getting desperate. It went from plausible, to believable but easily debunked, to straight up lying, and now you’re just pretending to be retarded? Amazing.

>>23266666
Absolutely devilishly based QUINTS checked

>>23267052
The shirt Sergey is currently wearing isn't the Lucky Brand one. He changed his shirt in late 2018/early 2019. You can see that the Lucky Brand logo is missing. It's quite possible that the shirt he is currently wearing is out there somewhere. Best bet would be to redraw the exact shirt pattern, put it on a shirt template and then image search it to find the exact same shirt. I just tried searching with a picture of Sergey, but after half an hour I still couldn't find it.

>>23266908
Neat

>>23266666
its habbening

>>23266719
based and aluminum-as-a-baby-pilled

> ctrl + f [Insert anything Chainlink] 0 results
Aren’t you all getting tired of pretending to be excited for nothing

>>23267485
Arb runs on Chainlink oracles you mong. They act as validators for rollups.

Sooo Arb is going to replace Uniswap?

>>23267485
Don’t you get tired of spewing shit? Surely they don’t pay you enough to degrade yourself like this.

>>23266666
Ch-ch-ch-CHECKED

>>23267207
>>23267290
>hurr durr I can’t refute anon
>I know! I will call him stupid
>or even better accuse him of fudding
thanks for proving my point retards

>>23267539
>runs on chainlink
yeah, no. do your own research, arb works on any thing basically

>>23266610
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCzRmLHgrpg
I've always assumed that mug was photoshopped (and likely the sn as well) in all these pics, that's fucking hilarious.

>We’re readying Arbitrum for a mainnet Ethereum launch. Over the next several weeks, we will release a series of small upgrades to Arbitrum, and redeploy our testnet to incorporate these changes as we release them.
The remaining pre-mainnet work will be mostly around bug-fixes and Arbitrum Virtual Machine performance. But we have some other really exciting features coming in the next few weeks. <Aherm. Cough, cough> BLS signatures and more <cough>.

If the SPX wasn't dumping today, which in turn is causing BTC to stutter, LINK would have exploded through the roof with this news. Or it will in a day or two, as is always the case with LINK and news cycles.

>>23266900
its not
he is fucking with you
otherwise source me up nigga

Just bought $1000 worth of LINK. Hope you're right about this.

>>23266940
How did you become this retarded? Do you even know how dumb your interpretation is? Jesus Christ.

>>23268031

How much of your portfolio is that?

>>23266481
>ITS HAPPENING!!111!1!1
>dumps .4%
Yeah yeah I've heard it all already

>>23267961
https://medium.com/offchainlabs/scalable-low-cost-computation-of-ethereum-smart-contracts-using-arbitrum-on-the-chainlink-8985c6542d4e

>>23266631
t. Skelly

>>23266910
Reading up on Fast and Furious, it just sounds like a semi decent idea that went horribly wrong, giving away weapons to track it down the Mexican Cartel system. I don't understand how Holder and Walker play into this.

>>23266940
you had

3 Y E A R S
E
A
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S

>>23268031
Literally 90 link dude. That's nothing.

>>23266666
checked megasatan

>>23266481
nice fake article

>>23266552
arb token is link token

>>23268484
>

3 years. Down the drain.

>>23266481
based

>>23266894
>and making the link token more valuable.
uhhhh..no

so this is the arbitrum rollups huh

>>23266481
how do we profit from this aside from holding link?

then why is it dumping as we speak?

>>23266956
Don't fucking cough on my board you filthy coofer

>>23268484
We’re reaching levels of cope that shouldn’t even be possible

>>23266666
now *this* is powerful. methheads on suicidewatch.

>>23268584
Because LINKS always takes like 4 days to pump after news

so any of you nerds see anything noteworthy on the arb block explorer?

>>23266516
>$100 eom wasn’t a lie
>price 11 usd

>>23268304
cover up and confusion because all the names are the same

>>23267616
its helping it you complete retard can u read?

>>23268213
i know they work together but this
>Arbitrum was purchased by chainlink and one of the main devs is Ari juels. You know who he is right anon?
never happend

>>23268644
You DO realize that LINK has more than doubled in value within 24 hours before, right anon?

>>23266481
aaaand we dumping. classic

>>23266689
>>23266680
Ok what does it mean in terms of grown% for Link? With all those nodes staking coins... where will the Link price go? Any calculation based on Uniswap liquidity?

>>23268841
Price growth? When this goes live LINK will dump 10% and then bleed out another 15% over the following weeks.

>>23268841
> asking questions nobody knows the answer to

>>23266559
>id: BNB

>>23268199
I have 1k in LINK and 1k in Bitcoin
>>23268329
Thats all I can afford. I didnt buy in 2018, I am just getting started now.

>>23268841
You can invest in what will become the most successful easy to deploy x1000 ETH scaling solution.
What can you buy.
Of course it is going to increase job frequency all the shards need to perform rollups on Chainlink nodes.
You are talking about replacing the eniter CEX world with massive liquidity pools because you can now trade for the same rates as a CEX without any of the hoops to jump through.
There is a whole world of real applications that can now use ETH for tokens from corporate supply chains shifting off Hyperledger to the world of in game currencies.

>>23266481

What does this mean for xDAI/STAKE/HNY?

I'm already out of STAKE and HNY, but I'm still curious about the consequences.

>>23266712
See I love this, what worries me is that it will be weeks, then it will be weeks after the new stuff is redeployed. It will take weeks, then it will be on test net for weeks

>>23269142

They are less useful in light of Arbitrum roll out

>>23266666
nice digits

So what is the theory on why Sirgay dumps weekly with no end in sight? You would think with his foresight he wouldn't be dumping when it could make him a billionaire.... unless...

>>23266481
wow look it's nothing

>>23269497
Why is Arbitrum more important or useful than any of the countless other LayerTwo ethereum scaling solutions?

>>23269257
So what? According to plan, they have whole Q4 of this year for implementation

The article has too many buzzwords. So Arbitrum helps people Uniswap with no Eth fees?

>>23269726
Read the fucking article you waste of life

>>23266666
checked

>>23266559
>Sirgay about to drink vitalik's milkshake
THAT fat NIGGER drink everyone milkshake.

SERGAY?? WHY BETRAY? SERGAY BETRAY..

>>23269726

You moron, it's EMV COMPATIBLE among other things. Its ready for big industry.

God you are so fucking stupid.

>>23266666
sir please check the needful

>>23269615
He can cash out for millions now, or he can fundamentally change crypto and later the world AND be a multi-multi millionaire with a huge share of a token that returns massive gains annually

>>23269615
https://www.chainlinklabs.com/careers#open-roles

>>23269726
because the chainlink team approved of it. if you know chainlinks worl ethics then you know

>>23269726
>>23270710

The xDAI network is also EMV compatible.

It also has a working mainnet <-> xdai bridge working for a couple of weeks now. Plus its own cheap/fast uniswap clone (HNY) which works and has decent liquidity.

I still think xDAI/STAKE/HNY are fucked though. Not because arbitrum is the best, but because they (stake/hny) didn't carry enough momentum to be adopted when they had the chance. It looked like it would for a couple of days (when they had to increase the daily bridge limit from 100k to 10m), but then it sort of just died... Also, they seem too focused/dependant on the reddit thing (which clearly won't turn out good for them).

I'm not sure if Arbitrum is the best solution out there... but it does have potential.

>>23268304
Some of those guns ended up in the ISIS terror attacks in paris. King nigger was arming cartels and ISIS

>>23269615
>what is burn rate
granted it's higher than most start-ups, but depending on the balance sheet, potentially reasonable.

>>23268881
kek

>>23266680
so if I'm reading this right, uniswap wins for volume, users win for anonymity and speed of trading, and LINK wins because it provides tons of price feeds already & rollups allow more transparent/frequent feed updates?

>>23266940
>uniswap contracts could have been ran in second layers
how so? Are you sure it's not a matter of uni devs not knowing how to effectively implement L2? I mean, there's currently only one functional ERC20 solution on L2, and it's Loopring.

Isn't it possible that, put simply, no one knows how to do this shit yet?

>>23271119
it may not be the best, but it will likely be the easiest.

UNI is about to start drinking binance's milkshake - will be interesting to watch the China vs. Russia fireworks.

>>23266657
This hasn't happened. Until it does, LINK has a built in black swan event upon Arbitrum announcing their own token.

>>23271263
why would arbitrum introduce its own token?

How would that even work? Feels like token not needed desu.

>>23271369

They guy you are responding to is a fudder

do you think arbitrum would sabatoge chainlink?

That makes no fucking sense.

>>23266481

How is some testnet gonna have any singnificance whatsoever.

Some literal who launches his little testnet and then bugfixes shit for possibly years before reaching beta stage only to process 2 megabyte of data per month at the cost of 7 LINK or less. How will this increase the demand for the token stronger than yet another shitcoin announcement. All the combined usecases right now create less demand for the token than a single market buy order of some poorfag /biz/tard. Fucking cope. This "muh happening" right now will not make any difference and only the most deluded basement dweller will deny this.

Shitlink will go below $5 before EOY and you are retarded not to sell the news.

>>23271435

man you are a fucking moron

>>23266481
>starts 4th industrial revolution
>-10%

>>23271471

>>23266481
>linkies think arbitrum is unique
>linkies thinks uniswap will integrate their rollup

Lmao the absolute state of linkfags

>>23271369
The project is funded by venture capital. The team is not making millions off of this like so many of the scammer teams in crypto.

Until they are bought out, LINK is depending on genuine human altruism because if Arbitrum gains market share and then decides that they will release a collateral and governance token to feed the VCs and maybe let the gray-haired scientists retire, this could happen.

>>23271424
Sometimes VCs and people would rather extract generational wealth from something while they burn it down. It makes less sense that they'll happily cuck themselves while adding huge value to Chainlink without Chainlink kicking something back to them. It makes sense because Arbitrum wasn't created by a nanny slave AI that just wants everyone around it to be happy.

>>23271471
lmao

>>23266666
FUCKING CHECKED

>>23271560
That's right Pajeet.

>>23271254
The easiest?
Have you used xDAI?
You send DAI from your wallet to the bridge (a contract address).
It's now on the xDAI chain, on your same address.
Done.

How can arbitrum be easier than that?
It can only be just as easy, it really can't be easier.

I think the only thing (a huge thing) arbitrum has over other L2 solutions is the fact that chainlink nodes will obviously use it. So it has a great source of usage/volume for its launch, which might boost its adoption for other apps.

>>23271587

what are you laughing at?

how stupid that fudder with the baby pic is?

yes, i agree

>>23271585

what VC are you talking about? Chainlink is not a fucking VC

>>23271585
That's a semi good attempt on FUD.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/coinbase-ventures-invests-offchain-labs-154230308.html
>if Arbitrum gains market share and then decides that they will release a collateral and governance token to feed the VCs and maybe let the gray-haired scientists retire, this could happen.
https://medium.com/@EdFelten/there-isnt-an-arbitrum-token-and-we-don-t-expect-to-create-one-7a197c51ea72
Do you even understand what Arbitrum is or how it works?

>>23268644
>>23268600
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>>23266900
>>23266700
>>23266666
>>23268899
>>23268677
>>23268666
>>23272199

checked

>>23272411
Checked

>>23271691
You do realise that requiring the user to manually add the xDai address to their metamask, buy Dai, convert via the bridge, and use a platform they're unfamiliar with is a pretty fucking big barrier for the average user? Definitely compared with L2 solutions that work fully on the back-end.

>>23266481
Blessed thread

Chainlink = win

>>23271691

Xdai is a pain in the ass to use.

>>23272560
CHECKED

>>23268910
>You are talking about replacing the eniter CEX world with massive liquidity pools because you can now trade for the same rates as a CEX without any of the hoops to jump through.
>There is a whole world of real applications that can now use ETH for tokens from corporate supply chains shifting off Hyperledger to the world of in game currencies.

So the price x Link will be...?

Chainlink is the best!
It’s not just crypto it’s bigger
Big Macs
It’s happening tonight

OK;LG

>>23268898
>> asking questions nobody knows the answer to
the answer is pretty simple calculating the liquidty in Uniswap

>>23266666
He is here

>>23273031
1000 eoy

>>23273009
my fucking sides

>>23269615
isn't it more respectable if he dumps predictable amounts at predictable intervals regardless of the price? personally that concerns me far less than them just trying to time the top

>>23271435

Posting a picture of yourself was unnecessary we can tell from your infantile patience you’re a little babby

>>23273254
This is actually a good point. If they were trying to exit scam, they’d be timing the local tops.

>>23273009

literally just shidded my pants and farded when i read this

>>23273366
Checked, but
>wearing pants
>ever
Ngmi brah

>>23273394

>>23266481
>https://medium.com/offchainlabs/arbitrum-rollup-testnet-full-featured-and-open-to-all-da3255b562ea
>a testnet that’s open to all.

ITS FUCKING NOTHING YOU CRAKER

Do they need staking before arb mainnet?

>>23273432
that's what niggers said about the alpha go testnet when link was 20 cents

>>23266657
You're thinking of DECO.

>>23273515
craker TRIGGERED
KEK

>>23266666
yum

>>23273555

>>23271842
Offchain Labs -> Our Investors: Coinbase | Ventures, Pantera, Compound, Blocknation. I recall reading that they put 3.5 million into Offchain Labs.

>>23273555

>>23273599

>>23273553
ya dun goofed nigger

>>23272411
he is with us

>>23272199
Yes. I am going off the Smartcon presentation where Ed Felten said he hadn't ruled out a native token. I would like Sergey to buy this outfit outright with some of the capital he has been raising so that any chance of this drops to zero.

I do understand how Arbitrum works. I also understand ICOs, and the lure of capital to funders and the hoop dreams that some of these scientists might find themselves having once they get bitter about being ascetics while a bunch of assholes get rich off of their labour by taking applications, some of which are literal low effort ponzi schemes, to the next level. Chainlink Labs needs to acquire Offchain Labs.

>>23266666
>>23273555
the needful is done

>>23266516
anon, I...

>>23266680
>wrapped assets
Can someone explain what this is? Is a wrapped asset something built for one network that can now run on another network or something?

>>23273998
It's an IOU written in whatever blockchain. A lazy workaround for interoperability. Centralized and depends on whoever wrote the IOU not getting hacked or scamming you and the surface of attack is more than twice as large with wrapped assets. It's fucking dumb.

>>23273635
i love you m8 <3

>>23273555
checked

>>23273670
>Ed Felten said he hadn't ruled out a native token
That is not true.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxYq1GwzNcI
The rest of your post is full of conjecture at best.

>>23274388
This thread is nuts, checked

>>23268304
bruh cartels are run buy cia. All this ops are s fucking stupid because they are running them against them selfs

>>23266481
Poasting in epic bread

1000 EOY

>>23266666
always with us

>>23266481
N

>>23274705
I

You guys made my morning better

>>>/int/132263198

>>23274729
I

>>23274752
G

>>23274772
G

>>23266666

>>23266731
And VRF was a precursor to that being possible

>>23273500
No, KYC nodes can run this right now and Linkpool has confirmed they are the backbone of ARB.
When the staking switch is flipped they can cut over without any code changes, the Chainlink requests stay identical for putting roll ups on ETH.

>>23274803
E

>>23274929
R

>>23273998
You have assets that need to be bridged into the shard. So your Shitcoins being transacted on L2. These are wrapped with multi-sig so neither you or L2 has complete control of them, but both parties are required to on and off ramp.
Your assets can live in this low fee environment until you are ready to put them back on the main chain. In the case of trading shitcoins this can include more/less of said shitcoin depending on the trades on that shard.

>>23273432
This it’s a nothing burger people are losing their shit over nothing

>>23275111
> a scaling solution open to all
> LINK is still the poster child of defi (backend)
> just change one line of code to benefit
> everything else benefits equally
> All charts look identical because cz chink spider web like pseudo consciousness
> nothing burger
> classic tranny deflection
Checked

>>23272662
If they manage to make it work on the backend, 81k eoy will be fud.

>>23266599
>>23266666
>>23266700
>>23266900
>>23268199
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>>23268677
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>>23268899
>>23270533
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>>23273366
>>23273500
>>23273555
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>>23274388
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>>23275833
this goddamn thread is holy. Checked 1k eoy is fud niggers tongue my anus

>>23275994
nico tongue my anus

>>23267368
If it wasn’t for COVID we would already know the brand of shirt Sergey wears. I had an elaborate plan laid out that culminated in me being delivered into Sergey’s hotel room post conference, hidden under a room service cart laden with cheeseburgers.

>>23275701
based asf

>>23274979
>These are wrapped with multi-sig so neither you or L2 has complete control of them, but both parties are required to on and off ramp.
Anywhere to read about this specific issue? It’s fascinating

>>23276122
Checked and kek’d

BTC, ETH, LINK, XRP, EOS. What else should I be holding bros?

>>23276934
XBY

holy fuck, my wire needs to fucking clear NOW

>>23276822
>>23276122
Holy thread confirmed

>>23266666
witnessed
this next leg up is gonna be face-melting

>>23277225
checked w0t ID

>>23266666
hell yeah
fucking meme magic in the works
moon it is boys

>>23272411
Kittyanon?

>>23277397
Lost to filename

>>23274828
C-C-C-COMBO BREAKER

>>23277752
CHAINGANG REPRESENT

>>23271435
maybe the only honest response in this thread. can't wait for 18 months or arbitrum testnet before they finally roll out v2

>>23278019
It’s a dishonest response. You’re going to wait less than a month for a testnet and security audits. It’s amazing how little people know

>>23278063

>>23266666
This is not by chance.
Every event gives us power.

>>23268902
Dont worry brother, I'm in the same boat

>>23266481
Meh. Waiting for Badger. Aint no money in top 10 coins.

Okay team, this sounds great for LINK, but what does it mean for ETH's price?

>>23278504
Vitalik is on track to become skinny he has negative mass, he will be sucked down into a single point no bigger than the head of a pin, becoming a black hole and destroying the earth. So I wouldn’t worry about the price of ETH anon.

>>23278587
> Vitalik becomes negative inflation
bullish

>>23266666
We will all make it!
Reality will surpass our wildest dreams!

>>23274924
Wow nice , it sounds so smooth

Nice cope but uniswap will use optimism instead, arbitrum already lost and now they're rushing to test net even when they're not ready in a desperate attempt to stay relevant, pathetic!

>>23266481
Suffice to say, we're all fundamentally made of cheese.

glistening new fag here. how do you invest in Arbitrum if there's no token?

>>23268304
>Mexican government stated that an undisclosed number of guns found at about 170 crime scenes were linked to Fast and Furious
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ATF_gunwalking_scandal#Aftermath_and_reaction
Man it's a good thing we armed the guys who created 170 violent crime scenes, I feel much safer and I think we really made some headway into the war against the cartels we created

>>23266481
Happening for LOKI maybe. Why would a top 10 coin give you anything solid this year? It won't.

>>23269726
Rollups in general are better than sidechains in general
https://ethresear.ch/t/understanding-sidechains/8045

Vitalik has suggested Eth2 roadmap should alter course and will be rollup centric.

Also it's LINK approved.

>>23279471
Buy LINK

>>23267052
Idk about the shirt but I found his california mug

>>23268031
Hahaha I always forget normies are priced out

>>23266666
ummm WHAT

>>23266666
Checked
Satan.

>>23280669

How so? Its only 10 a token

>>23266657
Wrong. Smartcontract bought offchain labs, run by former white house cto Ed felten, who developed arbitum bc eth 2 and scaling are not happening for years. Smartcontract also bought deco and acquired ari in a prominent role
>>23266666
checked

>>23280940
Chainlink didn’t buy offchain labs, they are just working together

>>23276593
Ren does this in round about way with minting, but when you don't have to worry about using different signing tech and it is all eth it greatly simplifies the wrapping.
https://medium.com/renproject/how-renvm-actually-works-c2f76a2630c4

>>23280928
You think the average normie has $100,000 lying around for a make it stack?

>>23281482
yes, normies do not have the crippling disabilities that we have here

>>23281641

>>23281663
is that real? how did they get the photo to go backwards in time like that?

>>23281641
Every normie I know has loads of debt and less than $1k in checking and savings

>>23281641
you must not get out very often. the average normie has maybe 2k in savings and around 20k debt, while driving a 2015 car that they owe $500 a month payments on. they absolutly cannot invest in speculative crypto assets like link

>>23282451
Wrong, they just get another credit card

>Had 1k link I bought for 5k or so early in the year
>Would have 4xd if I didn't fomo into shit coins
>Having a hard time swallowing my pride and buying back in

I just feel like it's too high now bros...

>>23282451
basically this^. normies have no net worth, or it's negative. it's hard to believe that wagies on an anime dick sucking forum are going to -make it- by buying shitcoins, but that's what's actually going to happen once the economy crashes and people realize shitcoins are the only way to hide their money from the communist regime.

>>23282808
stay poor

>>23275994
Who's the old man in the lawn chair?

Is it Opa Fritzl?

>>23266481
We are going to make it

>>23283157
lmao Fritzl was based, like literally

Chainlink 1000$ eoy

>>23271263
Sergey purchased Offchain Labs lol

Nothing is happening to the price...

So many redditors

>>23283632
Im thinking of DECO which has been mentioned ITT. But still, they got Juels, the key scientist of Offchain Labs. They're clearly all working together.

1K EOY!

>>23271121
>King nigger was arming cartels and ISIS

king nigger also killed seal team 6 and got blackmailed out of 150 billion dollars by iran

42 , ure a schizo. do you know it¿¿

I can't believe this thread is still alive

>>23285836
came back to post this
Didn't you listen to the laptop repair dude talking to the glowies?
> no comment
https://m.soundcloud.com/rptrbnd/mac-shop-10-14-cm

>>23285836
Its all a psyop keep giving ai what it wants.

token not needed.

xrp flare will make link and eth obsolete

check em link noobs

>>23285836
its even a fucking trash thread with zero intelligent insight

>>23266481
N

nothing is happening.... ever.

>>23286677
77

>>23282808
see this post? this is how you end up if you turn into a dumb nigger who buys into the absolute trash that gets shilled on here by various brigades
>quant, rlc, xrp, foodcoins, etc

>>23287877
chekt

>>23287895
My filter list grows and grows. There’s so much blatant scamming here, it’s insane. Newfags don’t know how to distinguish and get fucked, lel

>>23268600