/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25583984
just bought my 1st stack of LINK.
what am i in for?

>>25584186
waiting

>>25583984
Once you sell for btc it will moon

>>25584853
i sold my BTC at 33,350

>>25583984
several reasons, to name a few: no tsigs, no staking, no mixicles, no DECO, no town crier, no arbitrum; i could go on

>>25584186
6 months of crabbing and then a 5x

>>25584920
Please go on

>>25584186
Suffering and anguish

>>25584993
i won't sorry

token not needed

>>25585014
You'll pay for your insolence.

>>25583984
TONIGHT

Honestly I don't know op. It definitely should but at least close to $100 by now. Definitely strange forces at work

>>25585090
pls no ima good boy

unironically soon, frens

I bought aave at $19 now its 120

Just wrong choice

>>25585416
that hurt to see, like emotionally speaking

>>25585472
it felt strangely cathartic to me

>>25583984
Currently there are literally only 9 coins that cost more than $100.

>>25585416
Why is he by himself..?

>>25584920
so when will it come out?

>>25583984
And why the fuck is band mooning lmao?

>>25585588
checked and thanks for the comfy memories anon

>>25585608
thinking bout frens

>>25584993
Chainlink?....where do i start.
they used swift and other logos on their marketing misleading people to buy the token.
The team dumps 1million link on heads a month just like Ripple
The only usage is when the chainlink team makes a price feed contract and shoves it down a defi projects throat. Everyone that thinks chainlink has customers. Lets see how many customers stick around when they have to start charging.
you said what went wrong...what went wrong is you are still holding after it went from 30mil to 1.5 billion. The money has been made on link. There are better projects with a hell of a lot more upside.

Do you want me to continue?

5) Chainlink claims to be decentralized yet team holds more than half the supply
6) Chainlink claims to be decentralized but runs every single chainlink oracle contract (what happens if chainlink forgets to fill up eth or link?)
7) Chainlink is all big on "oh were blockchain agnostic" meanwhile there is no other blockchains getting 1/10 the traction as Ethereum. Blockchain agnosticism is a meme.
8) The link token was supposed to be needed due to erc677 transfer and call. Not one customer is using transfer and calls as they are only pulling prices from reference contracts ran by centralized chainlink team.
9). It's been over a year since main net. The biggest customer is some dopey defi platforms. Yet sergey will use swift and facebook libra on slides.

Shall I continue?

>>25585715
begone

>>25584920

>>25585132
Interesting perspective.

>>25585472
autism, autism always wins

>>25585768
10.). Type in $link on twitter, you won't find a more cringe community. I keep seeing "we're so early" from soccer moms from Chattanooga. Meanwhile most OG link holders have moved on.
11.). If Chainlink is doing so well, ask any of the customers for the info on what they are paying to use chainlink. You will never get an answer because they are using for free. They have to pay by advertising they use and pay for chainlink.
12. Meanwhile none of the "sponsors" have to even hold the link token...so what's the point?
13. Speaking of link token many think they will get to stake their link, they won't. Staking may come to the pre-selected nodes but it won't mean much to the 99% of holders.
14. Speaking of 21 nodes, why only 21? There are 100+ more on chainlink node listing sites that still to this day don't have any usage. Meanwhile those operators are losing money in infrastructure costs...muh demand

Shall i go on?

>>25585853
>>25585877
ty for posting please keep it up

>>25585715
Looks like that took a while for you to type
DR;NS

>>25585805
The plaid basement dweller has his priorities straight. Food > some dumb thot

>>25584186
stinky linky

>>25585954

>>25583984
The meme magic has long since faded.

>>25583984
This is the most fuded, manipulated and suppressed coin there is. Just forget about it, check in next season>>25584186

>>25586085
are you my glowie handler? i remember you

that's it for my pre mainnet sergs, anons feeling generous feel free do drop some more

>>25586157
[redacted]...timeline...[redacted]...anon

>>25586231
fuggg, i'll pay my taxes i promise

>>25586259
>lets not discuss illiquid shitcoins
>sergey: fuck you nigger build something

>>25585923
yes PLEASE go on

>>25585510
What is Blythe up to these days?

>>25586496
https://id2020.org/leadership
https://www.arijuels.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Candid.pdf

>>25586556
holy fuck dan is a unit

>>25586556
Uhhh that picture is amazing. Is that real?

Well that's all the rare Sergs I got laying around
cya frens, $1000 eoy

>>25586085
Will Sergey don the sportcoat again once LINK reaches three digits?

>>25585715
Wow you really care about my financial wellbeing! Thanks!

Whatever happened with Docusign Tom Gonser? Whatever happened with Oracle? Whatever happened with Google? Whatever happened with Swift?

>>25583984
Because api3 just launched

>>25585416
I fucking love this image. Sergey is in his own world wearing whatever the fuck he wants. While superior intellectually, he remains socially inferior. Yet he doesn't care. Meanwhile all of these corporate NPCs with their normie friends and their suits continue on with their pathetic lives while also completely oblivious to Sergey, his intellectual prowess, and the paradigm shifting nature of his technology.

>Chainlink has been adopted by top companies in all industries, running a Chainlink node is as commonplace as a company hosting their website
>The next revolution after the smart phone revolution is ushered in as a result of Chainlink, the Fourth Industrial Revolution has enabled unprecedented levels of automation in a trust minimized way, striving for definitive truth and fairness in the world
>Chainlink is powering 99% of backend systems, most people don’t even realize their everyday interactions will be powered by Chainlink
>Chainlink Labs grows to to bigger than Google, Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Netflix combined
>Sergey goes down in the history books among men like Isaac Newton
>The price: $12.65. Price of a cup of coffee after inflation in 2026.

>>25585416

>>25586374
15. They are partnered with the CCP now and have clearly put all of their focus on pleasing Xi. You think it's still decentralized if chinas using it?
16. They work in the shadows and always say "check the pivotal tracker" then just randomly release stuff.
17. Speaking of the pivotal...There's no tasks at all anymore and staking isn't even live
18. The CEO uses buzzwords and talks about the price going "vertical" for years in many presentations
19. The CEO used the exact same slides for 3 years and always Justin Sunn'd the price up before presentations and dumped 700k tokens (then) and 1.2MM tokens (now)

Shall I go on?

Honestly I think other oracles are taking market share.

>>25584186
holding chainlink is months of suffering, crabbing, and then eventually one day for no reason at all it will start on a 5-10x run for a few weeks

>>25583984
>he fell for the $100 meme

$20 was the top. We'll bleed 75% to $5 in the next 6 months.

Get into new shit and sell euphoria in Feb - March.

KLEROS.

Ivan!

XLM IS GONNA FLIP YOU DO SOMETHING YOU PIECE OF GARBAGE!!!!!!!!!