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unironically the easiest hold for a pretty much guaranteed 5x with obviously potential for much more. you’d have to be a brainlet not to at the very least hold it for short term gains and increase your stack of whatever you swap for it.

comfy hold

New blog post
>https://medium.com/api3/api3-the-glue-connecting-the-blockchain-to-the-digital-world-129e61ec598f

There is no doubt in my mind this will do at least 5-10x. Its not even on a decent exchange and doing -+10 million real volume (not like band with its dev dumps every day)

>What's the difference between a Chainlink node and an Airnode?
Airnode design philosophy: https://github.com/api3dao/api3-docs/blob/master/airnode/design-philosophy.md
Airnode implementation: https://github.com/api3dao/api3-docs/blob/master/airnode/implementation.md

I've been seeing this coin shilled a lot lately. Can someone explain why I should buy this instead of the list below that I took from another thread?
BTC- Original, secure, household name, but slow, costly, lacking utility, and threatening to governments.
ETH- same issues as above except many features. ETH 2.0 might be huge. still could be an issue with goverments
XRP- semi-centralized, compliant, bankster-friendly, fast, low cost... but also centralized and bankster friendly
Link- Oracle... but shitty ERC20 coin, dont see much promise in it, but wouldnt want to miss out either
RLC- "world computer" but also a shitty ERC20 coin
XLM- XRP but decentralized. different from ETH because nodes instead of mining and staking
Other coins- I dont really see why you would buy anything else (strictly long-term investing here) except maybe other ISO20020 coins
Is there really anything wrong with just splitting my money evenly between all the coins I listed? Its just so speculative to go all in on one coin. so much misinformation, shilling and fudding. I just don't really feel its wise to go all-in on one coin.

>>24599657
You see link is centralised. Api3 is not. Basically if you use LINK, you have to trust Sergey won't fuck you over. With API3 you don't need to trust anyone. The difference is very similar to XRP and XLM

anyone have a token release time graph? when will the first of the 80ml locked tokens get unlocked?

>>24599745
>The difference is very similar to XRP and XLM
Good example. Chainlink is presently a permissioned network, if you can even call it a network. Reputation and staking are not implemented which prevents the system from actually being decentralized. More importantly is that staking is the only thing that gives LINK any value and people seem to forget this. LINK literally has no value unless staking is implemented and it's no where on the roadmap for Chainlink.

>>24599877
Founder and investor tokens are locked up for 6 months and have a two year vesting schedule.

>>24599930
3 years vesting

Back to Telegram with your scamcoin you fucking tranny.

>>24599028
bump

>>24599745
very interesting. So it seems like as a society, we will head in the direction of centralized or decentralized currencies. in a DeFi world, I think ETH 2.0 would win out with ERC20 tokens used for specialized purposes and bitcoin would probably still be used as a store of value. If governments can somehow ban Defi, which seems quite possible, it looks like XRP would win, or maybe all cryptos would get killed. obviously we dont have crystal balls, and by the time its clear what the right choice is, it will be too late to make a meaningful investment. based on this analysis, API3 seems like a better investment than Chainlink. this actually is helping me get the broader picture. what do you think? defi and a diverse array of currencies, or CBDC dominance with crypto eventually outlawed or made inaccessible?

I love to see anglos seething over balkan people. Its so good.

>>24600103
>t. seething nulinker

bump for the next 10x

>>24599028
dead shitcoin, like DMM
thanks for the easy x2 but I already unloaded my bags
sorry to the bagholders I may have fooled with my shilling, the whitepaper is actually a complete joke

>>24601449
Thanks for participating in /A3G/, sharing your insights, and bumping my thread.

>>24601177
you're retarded, educate yourself more, stop listening to pajeets

>>24601520
Pajeets are based and you are a cuck.

>>24599028
Balkan Chad here, bought at 1 buck, keeping it probably forever. I like the memes that this put forth, much potential, very wow

>>24601555
Checked. Midhav is the greatest Pajeet of all time.

>>24601219
Still not buying your shitcoin Ranjeesh.
Seethe harder.

>Cocoons of a parasitic wasp on a tomato hornworm
first-party vs third-party oracles
>https://medium.com/api3/first-party-vs-third-party-oracles-90356e3cffe5

>>24601662
>https://medium.com/api3/first-party-vs-third-party-oracles-90356e3cffe5
Based. Its common knowledge Chainlink is susceptible to sybil attacks.

>>24601520
okay maybe I am. can you drop a breadcrumb for me or push me in the right direction? what do you hold?

>>24601825
Here's a good overview:
>>24599256

>>24601851
thanks. im just trying to see the bigger picture and there are so many conflicting narratives out there.

>>24601905
np, /biz/ is a great place to get wind of early projects but it's filled with scammers, shills, and sociopathic bag holders, so tread carefully.

api3 also just extended their vesting curve by 50%. this shit has a ton of potential and I love it as a play for the rest of this year and into next. especially at this market cap.

>>24599028
You got scammed. This thing is doing nothing until march. At which point it will be... releasing a dao. KEK.

>>24602124
You realize a DAO is just a group that manages a project, except in a transparent manner? It's just like Chainlink the company, except funds are openly managed and you don't get million token dumps on the regular.

>The creation of a DAO is meant to assist a blockchain protocol in dealing with the unknown. That is, if a protocol could be perfectly engineered from its inception, then a DAO — created to oversee changes to the protocol — would be entirely unnecessary.
>https://medium.com/api3/on-daos-decentralized-autonomous-organizations-84c00abb89bc