/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24686556
>Do you trust Sergey?
What kinda fucking Nufaggot are you?
Of course we trust Sergey here, everything he has ever done in the last years only benefited us in the long run.

the word on the street is they're bleeding talent.

>>24686594

I know. I trust him too. But business is ruthless. If he hires 500 people who knows what kind of manipulative and deceitful fucks could worm inside to compromise shit.

Its fucking bullish hes expanding so much but at the same time the reality hits

>>24686638
I'm surprised you can read anything written on the streets of Mumbai with all that SHIT in the way

>>24686556
On my way back from drinking I heard in an alley about hiring spree to prepare for the NWO

>>24686651
if they’re cordoned off from the higher echelons then it won’t matter. their “talents” such as they are can be used in other ways

And although there is ABSOLUTELY NO COMPETITION right now and we all know that, how long till the market gives up waiting? Or how long till something shit like Corda just beats them to market due ONLY TO INERTIA.

Realistically we know there is no competition but this is my biggest worry, that tue inertia from taking so long to get Tsigs, reputation, deco and abritrum out will cost them not in terms of a decentralised competitor but simple inertia to a centralised one

>>24686651

You didn't hear it from me, but word on the street is assassination contracts are 100% finished, but not yet public. Sergey has been requiring all new hires to sign one of these contracts so that in the event they share company secrets a drone or Tesla (whichever is closest) will be sent to kill them. Anyways you can rest assure the hiring process is secured by Chainlink™

>>24686744
The CEO of Corda is a useless retard

>>24686814

Betamax vs vhs

I know hes a retard. But if chainlink takes 5 more fucking years the market wont wait for them.

>>24686556
They've been 'hiring' for over a year so I wouldn't be worried. They're not actually doing anything.

>>24686744
>Or how long till something shit like Corda just beats them to market due ONLY TO INERTIA
>he doesnt know

The reason expansion is such a problem for startups is that the founders are usually devs and don't understand business or leadership. It's how Jobs got outmaneuvered and fired from his own company. However he actually took the time to learn how to lead and then came back and got back on top, so it worked out for him.

The best case scenario is what happened with Google. They got that professional businessman to come in but he treated the two founders right and now they're all very happy and rich, even if their company did turn evil in the end.

the people at chainlink are the most autistic people on the planet, im sure they've done their research about expanding and read books and shit. if the down syndrome kids on this board has thought of something as obvious as "they can't hire bad people" they are guarenteed to also have thought about it, and about more complex stuff too

>>24686556
Burak and his ponytail can and will build a better product than Sergey and his team of philosophers.

>>24686926
They wont. Full functionality within 12 - 18 months. Corda CEO doesn't think these things (namely adoption of real world smart contracts) are possible within the next decade. He said so during the sgx panel with Sergey yesterday.

>>24686778
Cringe

>>24686556
>>24686594
>>24686651
>>24686744

these paid fucking shills are so tiring. they're always on here every time link bleeds the fuck out, desperate for money

>>24687433

I saw it this morning (japan time). That retard was even trying to FUD. Bullshit about regulation and Sergey shut him the fuck up.
Typical boomer in finance thinking they know it all and shit will play by their old world books

>>24687469

Nigga u shill link extra hard when it pumps and u fud the fuck out of it or just ignore it when it dumps.
You got it backwards

>>24687433
Cirda CEO thought the pinnacle of crypto adoption that was "unattainable" was for everything to be making transactions in bitcoins within the next 10 years
guy obviously has very little knowledge on the space as a whole

>>24687488
>>24687664
>Rutter
He's part of the old guard.

>>24686744
Not sure if you saw the WEF whitepaper Sergey wrote (http://www3.weforum.org/docs/WEF_Interoperability_C4IR_Smart_Contracts_Project_2020.pdf)), but dig in and you will see there is no appetite for centralized or closed-source oracle solutions.

The WEF is promoting an organic, bottom-up, decentralized, open-source oracle network.

Did anyone see that Chainlink WEF post from earlier, we are fucked. LINK is the real XRP

>>24686651
Negroid diversity hires will tongue Sergey's anus.

>>24687664
Do you know if this panel is available to watch anywhere?

>>24687664
That was the Corda CEO? I thought he was a middle management corporate cheerleader kek.

>>24688202

Yep. It was the first time i saw him speak too. I wasnt sure how he could be Corda CEO. That is the competition kek. That is what XRP niggers believe is the path to global domination

>>24686556

>fud going from 'its only a 3 men team' to 'team is getting too big' in the span of 2 years

>>24687105
But that's the thing right, Sergey has never written a line of code. His sole focus is BD. We are very lucky to have him.

>>24686638
interdesting dear,,, we must shit on the same street i swear i heared that this morning to

>>24688092
https://youtu.be/58vNf7nupns

>>24688330
Thank you!

>>24688289
Don't forget he's being mentored by Gonser on these things, he's been seeking mentoring on how to successfully scale a startup into a monopoly leader for a couple of years already. They've been building a strong HR department recently too. The recent COO job listing is also clearly about bringing in an experienced business leader to help with scaling and enterprises facing biz dev.

>>24686778

this sort of stuff needs to be reported to the fbi so that when they ip trace it, they'll find some indian in mumbai and realize the entire link operation is based in india with all these paid faggot shills

>>24687105
stfu, link is a scam

>>24687516
i am actually not a paid shill and despise link because it's a stupid product that should have never taken off with a scammy faggot russian ceo

>>24686556
I have the same worry fren. In reality, tripple amount of workers often doesn't equal tripple amount of output.

>The chainlink team scaling up their operations is now fud

dear lord you guys are getting desperate

>>24688666

Moving to Japan recently taught me this in real time. I already knew the pitfalls but only in theory.
This country epitomises inefficiency. Large groups of people making decisions together so slowly that nothings gets done. So many workers and lines of communication that everything happens slower rather than faster. A 30 man team can unironically move faster than a 300 one if not managed right.
Im just glad i wont subject myself to working in a Japanese company with that shit.

>>24688981
no one cares, you're probably some faggy english teacher

>>24689010

No im retired from my BTC and link gains

>>24686955
>>24686744
>>24686814
>>24688202
Why do people say things like 'Corda will replace Chainlink' when they aren't even an Oracle provider and have the damn chainlink logo as an oracle provider in their settler model?
https://info.r3.com/corda-settler
>muh defi oh no must be chainlink killer
>>24687433
>Corda

>>24689418

Corda represents the old boomers
Link represents new possibilities

Whats hard to understand?
Why do you think pajeets and crypto normies favour XRP and Corda? Because its easy for them to understand as its just the old boomer financial ways with a new twist.
They ignore or done get Link because they are brainlets and not visionary or much in touch with the fundamentals and posibilities.

One of the reasons they have so many is not only are they growing, but they are very picky from what I heard in who they hire.

Rumor has it Chainlink cannot afford to write the code because the key developers are white and expensive so they outsourced their development and production costs to China and only pay Steve and Thomas and Sergey for public appearances.
Adelyn's uncle runs a human trafficking ring with the CCP. He and his team abduct teens from internet cafes after they have been monitored by Chinese Internal Intelligence Services. These teens are then forced to solve Sergey's oracle problem at gunpoint.
Sergey's problem becomes their problem.

>>24689604
I can confirm this
t. rejected thrice

>>24686556
Stop posting this brainlet idea

>>24688465
same bro.
funny how everyone forgot his previous several scams
funny how there is literally 0 innovative product and they just copied oraclize except they offer million of LINK (vaporware token) as a freebie to the first people who integrate with them, like snx and aave.
>muh integrations
every single one is getting paid directly from your pockets as they are given link for free
>muh towncrier
shit tier algorithm that isn't even implemented
>muh staking
3 years and going and still nothing. this is the easiest part of the product too
but i gotta give it to you retards, you sure know how to hype something up

>>24686684
This made me Lol thanks
>>24687105
Jewgle was a cia front from the start

>>24689282
>selling link

>>24691266
so was Palantir

>>24691265
What is cryptos purpose anyway?
>muh blockchain
>muh faster transactions
>working towards fixing a problem that doesn’t exist
Is there something i’m missing here?

>>24691488
If only they'd got you onboard in time for the Fintech Summit. I'd have enjoyed watching you saying that live on the panel.

My boomer boss said “what do you know about XRP?” And said he bought some, should I bully him

>>24686556
you think a small team can carry the weight of starting the fourth industrial revolution? we need more peopleeee

>>24691423
Same with Amazon.

>>24686556
Ari and Hodge seem like they understand what the company is supposed to be doing and won't fuck around with amateurs. Same with the kid who made wrapped BTC.

>>24686778
lmfao

why do you link circle jerkers completely ignore the usability, scalability and popularity of xrp?

I mean, seriously, the team is focused on usability and implementation of ripple

One major issue, just off the door, that ripple is trying to solve is end correspondence banking. This is huge, it's a huge cost in compliance that gets cut, and the need of nostro accounts is over also.

This means banks no longer needs to keep accounts in other banks with money in them and can put this money to other investments or loans.

XRP is also compatible with smart contracts, but it has an immense scale of usability as it was meant to power all sorts of trades, including gold and silver.

Just a small frigging test on the network on November caused XRP to spike 3x, and that's just a fucking test. Institutional people are shaking others, they're involved and they know this is big.

Link will probably be very niche, I wouldn't bet on it, if I had any cash from when it was pennies, I would have sold at $16.

>>24693788

Brown fingers copy pasted this

>>24686556
It's all bullish.

Especially for DMG.

few.

>>24687105
Jobs wasn't a dev you retard

>>24691224
Apply but with a black name lad

>>24694109
i'm white as fuck, negro

>>24686594
>94
>9/4
>Whitepaper

>>24687433
Kek
>>24687488
Kek
>>24687943
Of course. Klaus Schwab was writing about Sergey before ChainLink launched over a year later.
>>24687990
Lulz
>>24688255
Facts
Kek
>>24688666
Devils number. Red herring
>>24691266
Kek
>>24691311
>KEK
>>24691488
Yes
>>24693788
((Them))
the power of Christ compels u
>>24694559
Hi me

>>24688666
Satan is an liar

>>24686556
The good news for us is that even if everything fails because of this we will still make it because of the remaining velocity and reputation of the project.
Take a look at ADA and see how you can be rich from a vaporware.
If Sergey fails it will only reduce our very long term goals but won't have any effect in the next 2-3 years.
He will learn from a few mistakes but it won't damage his project too much as long as he can keep his best talents working for him.
The key is to give enough freedom to the stars in his company and the older workers and to not force a management and work condition change on them with extra administrative overhead.

>>24688981
How is the life in Japan for someone who is retired? Isn't it hard to have a social life as an outsider?
How do you manage your crypto taxation? Isn't it very high around 40%?

>>24686556
Nothing to worry about anon link has and will always be a meme doomed to fail

>>24695173

Pretty shit if you dont speak japanese. And yes it can be hence the need to speak.
If you got it covered then it is pretty safe and decent and plenty to do with your time without it being mega expensive.

Tax on stocks and shit is closer to 20%, its taxed a little differently.

>>24686556
He recommended reading crossing the chasim and I did. I think we are 75% through the chasim. After the chasim is the early majority

>>24686556
I do worry.

Hiring is the making or breaking of a growing company specially in tech.

If you start with A talent they bring their A talent and and some B talent friends.

You Hire B talent you get more B talent friends and some C talent.

Never hire Cs

no its bullish
staking q4 2021

i hate pajeta

>>24686556
I was thinking of applying but idk how much they'd pay. One of their recruiters even reached out to me. I'm very tempted to do it but I'm not sure if they'll pay enough. I'm making hella good money where I'm at. But they're going to be an S&P 500 crew from the crypto space, I'm near certain of it.

>>24686556
they are only hiring to cover up the fact they are dumping coins.

>>24695583
Thanks.
I can understand japanese but not really speak, read or write it after watching anime for many years and now vtubers.
I really need to put a lot more effort into learning the language.
It's just that I never fit in no matter where I was and am unsure if Japan would be the right place for me as it would just add to the very long list of my differences.
Don't you have difficulties to adapt to the local customs and culture? It seems like their culture is the opposite of our western one and puts group cohesion above the individual happiness. Ironically those who can't adapt to it and seem the most similar to us are more likely to be NEETs.

The 20% tax rate looks really good and a lot better than what I thought. Is there a different taxation calculation for stocks and crypto which is not based on yearly income?
I have been looking for a place where to live and to try to have a social life for the first time in my life after making it, and finding a way to not have high taxation is an important part of this.

>>24687428
>Turkroach
dropped

>>24691265
what previous scams?

How are you faggots this dumb, chainlink is literally the elites token. Why’s do you think vitalik never wanted to endorsed it, it’s because the elites figured out how to extract all the value and monopolise it without any of the repercussions. Ahh it’s a decentralised system they will say, but what they won’t say is they controlled it’s engineering, hold the majority of the tokens and will run it via proxy for the totality of its existence. Biz is literal street shit smear’s these days.

>>24697752
next exchange is one

>>24697919
could you elaborate? or point me where to search?

>>24686556
>demand is so high they have to hire more
>more getting done according to Github
>quality is better than ever according to Github

no OP, I'm not worried

>>24696906

To be honest you will always feel different here and its no surprise. You are a foreigner. Im from the UK so im used to foreigners but i think here in Japan i really feel like an alien sometimes. What im saying is you wont ever feel completely normal here because the locals wont let you. But speaking good Japanese goes a very long way on that.

It was fine when i used to visit, but as soon as i moved here i felt it hard. Yes, the consensus shit is everywhere and even when i talk english to some women or guys you can see it. But ofc, just be an individual because you are a foreigner so do what you like imo, just be respectful and try put the rubbish in the right bin etc lol.
If you live here you’ll probably find yourself wanting to go home at least once a year for a reset.
Adaptation to local customs is easy if you speak good Japanese. If you dont you feel it a lot more. Cant stress it enough.

Im not 100% on tax as i cashed out in UK but i think its taxed as income with a few exceptions like for stocks and crypto.

Advice would be to come here for 180 days visa free before you come longer. Its hard on your own. I was so lucky to have a woman help me get apartment phone number etc at first otherwise it would have been stressful settling in on long visa like i did. The initial 180 days would be what i’d have done if i could go back. But overall once you settle it can be great here. U kinda get ur own bubble and can pick and choose to properly take part or not as a foreigner.
I’ve heard Korea is a bit less harsh than Japan for foreigners tho so its worth checking it out. Sadly i havent been yet.