/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27104627
fatoshi dumpamoto doesn't drop bread crumbs here anymore, he quit biz when his personal net worth broke 5 billion

C'mon you fucking faggots. I thought this was a Link board

Smart cities confirmed fren

>>27105463
Noice

>>27105463

normies and newfags don't get to know

>>27105463
Ive been thinking, even if crypto moons and chainlink goes into orbit. Is anyone gonna sell ? Dollars going to shit, sticks are about to get destroyed cuz of gme

>>27105711
Why would I sell my 8.7k linkies when I can make money from staking them?

>>27104627
I miss Link anon. Probably watch his videos a couple of times a week.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AvJxjth9vtU

>>27106156
>>27106281
>>27105992
Thanks anons. Im an INTJ as well but was too retarded to buy link at its all time low, i was to busy chasing pumps

>>27104627
WHEN THE FUCK IS STAKING COMING

Anyone else hyped seeing Sergay at the Binance Blockchain Week?

>>27106594
better late than never

Look up the main protagonists name for Pokémon in Japanese

>>27104627
Chainlink was funded BY the banks, FOR the banks. The recent shitshow has underscored the corrupt motives of central authorities, anyone choosing to consider to pour money into a vaporware, centralized project, deserves to lose their money. You're better off riding hype waves like doge.

>>27104627
sorry linkie we don't live in delusion like that around here anymore. now if you'll excuse me, i'm preparing my GME stocks to be sold at $34,000 each on monday.

Anyone got the ones explaining that Sergey is satoshi

>>27106948
Fuck off
>>27107078
Pic for you

i'm no TA warlock, but shouldn't we pop soon? trendline looks like it wants to go over 30 this week.

>>27105711
For any anon that needs a lump sum of cash to buy a home or something might sell a bit. But you are correct, link will most likely beat index funds in terms of ROI so no real reason to sell.

>>27107365
should i still buy at current price?

anyone remember this lol

https://youtu.be/kK3VByPuGDc?list=PLEQPVUknbABGmrtXrIWWQP4fodes5-hk8&t=59

People are talking about LINK going to 45 soon, any reason besides Blockchain Week?

>>27107547
You can always dollar cost average, is going to moon slowly but surely.

Does anyone have the video of Ari being approached by the autistic streamer?

>>27106816
S A T O S H I
P I K A C H U

>>27107879
do you think it will spike up high out of the blue one day or just keep slowly creeping up?

It will reach 81k right guys. I only have 1k link but that would be way over enough for me. Also putting into GRT, but that dosent seem to get as much attention for being "Google of Blockchain". I want to buy more but my money wont be coming until march. Very worried.

>>27108084
stop asking stupid questions.

>>27105746

Why is the third post here pink?

>>27108084
yes

I cant post wtf

$100 EOY

>>27107547
its going to triple digits no prob, money is about to flood the market, so yes

I can't tell if the LINK hype is shitposting, schizos or people who know what they're talking about

Maybe even all 3

>>27108632
>money is about to flood the market
because of the stock shit?

>>27108782
it is all three. if you weren't here for 2017-19 it'll be hard for you to understand, but the "link is a meme" meme kept many people out of it

>>27108925
But is it at least somewhat smart to get into it now? I don't do much in crypto (held ETH for a long while) but I want to move some funds around and diversify a bit

>>27108925
I know it did for me.
>Stinkylinkies
Then again, I got pretty jaded by crypto in 2017.

>>27104627
https://youtu.be/EisCj-htPFA?t=65

>>27109428
https://youtu.be/pU4IhPf8Uec
These fleeting hopes
Those vital prayers
This bag of cash
That's why I'm here
Wild frontier

These churning seas
Those quiet sneers
This box of parts
That's why I'm here
Wild frontier

>>27109031
it is extremely smart to buy chainlink at current prices. if you hold ETH you probably think that smart contracts will play an important role in the future of many industries, from insurance to finance and more. Chainlink is currently the best way to get real world data into those smart contracts, and the product on the market is about 20% complete right now. there's a whole lot to come, and if it sounds like i'm relentlessly shilling link it's because i don't want anyone to miss out on what could be an unmissable opportunity to invest in revolutionary technology. and it really is revolutionary, it makes relying on the trust you have in your counterparty obsolete. instead, all you need to trust is open-source code and mathematics. it could all go to zero, sure, but that's the risk you take when you put money into such an early-stage company

>>27109551
i need to look more into how it solves the oracle problem because i still don't understand it. do you think it will every do another 100x or is 10x all to hope for at this point. i don't wanna hodl more than 5 years or so

>>27106516
What year was this pic made in?

>>27109031
It's actually smarter to buy now, arguably.
Everything is coming together now.

>>27109920
2017

>>27109933
>Everything is coming together now.
Stop that

>>27109716
I'm personally not holding out for Link to do a 100x in the next five years (which would put it at $2000), but I don't think it's out of the realm of possibility.
Chainlink solves the oracle problem by using a decentralized network of nodes that are incentivized to provide truthful responses. Implicit staking is one incentive, as node operators are paid in LINK and are likely to want this to be valuable in the future. Its value is provided by a strong, useful network. Explicit staking is another incentive, whereby nodes are punished economically for providing answers that deviate from the group consensus.
You can get deeper into the philosophical question of whether group consensus is actually truth per se, or you can try and figure out what kind of information passes for truth in high value contracts and everyday life.

>>27105463
Linkies will be the only ones allowed in New Vegas.

>>27108782
>I can't tell if the LINK hype is shitposting, schizos or people who know what they're talking about

>>27105711
>>27106400
>>27108055
>>27108788
>>27109511
>>27110477

>>27110383
Thanks for the explanation. I need to do my own research. Do you think it's reliance on ETH is a problem?
>I'm personally not holding out for Link to do a 100x in the next five years
How about 10x?

>>27109933
chekked
missed yours
>>27110668

>>27110745
it doesn't rely on ETH, Chainlink is blockchain agnostic, meaning it can run on any with smart contract functionality. It currently runs on Ethereum, Matic, Binance Smart Chain, Polkadot, and Solana, to my knowledge.
>How about 10x?
I'm not going to promise you any prices in the future. How much do you think a decentralized oracle network is worth? How much when it's only used for DeFi price feeds? How much when it's used for crop insurance in the third world? How much when it's used for multimillion dollar shipping contracts? How much when everyone's digital ID is built on CanDID and it's more of a part of your online life than a Facebook profile ever has been? How much when every online transaction uses Chainlink oracles to determine that the buyer has sufficient funds in their account, the seller has enough stock in their inventory, and to trigger the payment and record it all on the blockchain?
If you're looking for the quickest 10x possible you can probably find it elsewhere, just get in on some Uniswap shitcoin of the week. But if you're looking to invest in foundational architecture of Web 3.0, Chainlink is as close to a sure bet as you can get

>>27111294
Thanks man. My plan is to invest 3:2:1 into LINK/ETH/BTC and then use a bit to gamble on shitcoins. I don't mind waiting a while for the 10x on LINK and I can try to get 100x on a lucky shitcoin.
>It currently runs on Ethereum, Matic, Binance Smart Chain, Polkadot, and Solana, to my knowledge.
I did not realize that. Does this mean that if ETH dies then LINK won't die too?

>I'm not going to promise you any prices in the future. How much do you think a decentralized oracle network is worth? How much when it's only used for DeFi price feeds? How much when it's used for crop insurance in the third world? How much when it's used for multimillion dollar shipping contracts? How much when everyone's digital ID is built on CanDID and it's more of a part of your online life than a Facebook profile ever has been? How much when every online transaction uses Chainlink oracles to determine that the buyer has sufficient funds in their account, the seller has enough stock in their inventory, and to trigger the payment and record it all on the blockchain?
Sounds pretty great. Do you think another coin could come in and do this better or will LINK have a solid first mover advantage?

>>27110075
thaks, fren

>>27108160
>only 1k links
Me too. I bought em when I didn't have a job and didn't want to put too much in just in case shit never took off. Now I'm thinking about grabbing a couple more here and there. Other than that, diamond hands the whole way.

>>27111294
>>27110383
You're a good person.

>>27111619
I think 3:2:1 LINK/ETH/BTC is a very reasonable portfolio targeting high growth, as long as you can weather the downtrends. Just make sure you don't sell any of those main three, and use any profits from gambling to add to those stacks. Never sell any in order to cover losses from the shitcoin roulette.

>Do you think another coin could come in and do this better or will LINK have a solid first mover advantage?
LINK has a massive first mover advantage, at least as powerful as Bitcoin's advantage as a store of value. There is no other project doing what Chainlink does even half as effectively and professionally. Of course another project could come along and blow Chainlink out of the water, but at this point it seems unlikely. And if you follow the breadcrumb trail, you'll see some pretty strong hints that Chainlink was chosen even before the ICO. Sergey has been working in the space for a decade, and the links with SWIFT and other legacy financial institutions are too numerous to ignore

>>27112013
cheers man, happy to be spreading the gospel. nolinkers are nulinkers, they just don't know it yet

For some reason I really like link and it seems promising. But its at an all time high. Is it still a good idea to buy now or should for a drop? How big of a drop should I wait for?

>>27112045
Thanks man. I'm a newfag and every time I come to a LINK thread someone like you is always helpful. Some of the other marines have actually gone pretty in depth with answering my questions, maybe it was you. I'm thinking about making a big LINK purchase this weekend once I figure out how to use my new Trezor

>>27112287
When it hit $5, the previous ATH for a while, would it have been a good time to invest?

>>27109511
that Come-from-Beyond tweet... has anyone been able to explain it?

My take on it was they're old friends or something and he's just making a joke

>>27112161
You make poorfags like me confident in their poorfolios. I hope you continue to make good gains.

>>27104627
>tfw listening to Ground Floor Consensus podcast with Sergey

>>27112364
you're welcome, happy to answer any questions. it could have been me but it's likely to have been some other linkie. if people are answering legitimate questions in good faith rather than just shilling the coin it's a good sign. take your time figuring out the Trezor, but I wouldn't be waiting for a dip in the price anytime soon

>>27106676
I'm gonna have to wake up at 4am but it will be fun! I hope you're all there.

>>27112631
>>27112631
>take your time figuring out the Trezor
any tips? it's a model t. my plan is to buy on binance.us for the low fees and then transfer onto trezor.

newfag question. once i transfer to the trezor does it make any difference what exchange i bought from?

>>27107579
>retroactively moggs him by becoming a billionaire

>>27112287
It's at ATH and holding, not ATH and crashing, that should tell you the chart looks healthy and bullish since it is now in price discovery mode.

>>27107579
>sergey without plaid
????

>>27108782
There are a lot of people that made the smart choice of getting into chain link tokens and many people got in at $17 and above.

I can guarantee you that no one in this thread is holding wing thinking it's actually going to get higher. They just wish it did because link has already done its pump-and-dump and now it's levels have come to where they sit at a certain ratio to bitcoin like absolutely everything else.

Also, I had link all the way up until this morning when Elan manipulated the markets by causing Bitcoin to Pump from 32 up to 37, I finally got rid of all my crap link because it's obvious is not ever going to do anything. Nobody gives a shit about link except for the 75 people here on the business forms that have a couple hundred of them. You want to know what to do? Get the fuck with them because there is a lot of other Technologies are coming out this year that puts chain link to shame. It's Fucked.

It's also how Elon was able to do Market manipulation and not get in trouble. Fuck it cost me to go from $8,000 how my portfolio all the way down to $7,000

>>27112823
i haven't used a trezor myself but i'm sure the how-to guides explain it all pretty well. just make sure to keep your seed phrase somewhere you'd feel safe keeping the equivalent amount of cash as the value on your trezor

>once i transfer to the trezor does it make any difference what exchange i bought from?
not really. the transaction sending from the exchange to your wallet will show that it came from Kraken, or Binance, or Coinbase, but unless the feds start monitoring that I can't see why it'd matter. apart from that, your Link will be mostly fungible (read up on that term)

>>27112287
>For some reason I really like link
No one cares what you like, faggot
>and it seems promising
It just did a 100x in a bear market, Sherlock
>But its at an all time high. Is it still a good idea to buy now or should for a drop?
KYS
>How big of a drop should I wait for?
The drop needs to be big enough that the noose breaks your neck, otherwise you'll be strangled

>>27112287
No one knows dude.. No one knows if crypto will shit the bed or start popping off this very weekend. We don't even know if the bull market ended already. Or if this is alt season or if February is gonna be a big link announcement.

No one knows, no one can make that call for you

>>27113115
This tactic is making you think you're stupid in order to get you into link because this person just wants to see it go up above his buying price so we can finally get rid of it without doing it at a loss. No smart person thinks link is good

I only have 1k linkies and it's the first shitcoin I bought, just after the ICO at few cents. Diamond hands. Hope we'll make it anons.

>>27105711
you finally understand "never sell"

>>27104627
No FUCK this retarded useless Token and FUCK SERGEY!!!!! God all of us have just sat back with our thumbs up our asses watching the whole bullrun happen in front of us, then the GME bullrun like what the fuck great now the shitcoins $22 whopping dollars WHOOPIE. The most bullish thing for chainlink is that Serg is gonna die of a heart attack soon after buying too many big mac's with our hard earned money

>>27113104
>the transaction sending from the exchange to your wallet will show that it came from Kraken, or Binance, or Coinbase, but unless the feds start monitoring that I can't see why it'd matter
why would it matter even if they did? binance.us is legal

>your Link will be mostly fungible (read up on that term)
i thought all crypto coins were essentially fungible. guess i need to read more

can you address the FUD? >>27113033

>>27113033
Which technologies are you talking about

>>27107988
That was amazing, I remember watching it live. "IT'S A GIRL" in the comments

>>27108782
look at the price action over the past 3 years, people have been shilling LINK on this board since before ICO presale in sept 2017, do with this what you will

>>27104627
Fraud/scam

>>27113545
>75 users
>A couple hundred of the[ tokens]

Etherscan calls bs

>>27109511
based aes, if you haven't checked out SWFG you need to, it's his best work, im a fan of every album but SWFG is incredible
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVGJXOogNx4

>>27113197
>This tactic is making you think you're stupid in order to get you into link because this person just wants to see it go up above his buying price so we can finally get rid of it without doing it at a loss
Very very few people are in a losing position.
Spew your bullshit somewhere else Richard.

>>27113033
>I can guarantee you that no one in this thread is holding link thinking it's actually going to get higher.
We don't think, we know. Because we've spent the last few years researching everything about smart contracts and this market. They haven't even released staking yet. Defi is in its babby stage. Layer 2 solutions about to drastically improve the eth ecosystem. Chainlink is at the center of everything.

>Nobody gives a shit about link except for the 75 people here on the business forms that have a couple hundred of them.
In the last few days alone, billionaire Mike Novogratz announced that he bought the top, the mayor of Nevada shilled it to the Miami mayor, Grayscale is opening a chainlink trust, they just announced a UNESCO collaboration... Smart people who can see beyond tiktok pump and dump are seeing the long term value of smart contracts.

>there is a lot of other Technologies are coming out this year that puts chain link to shame. It's Fucked.
Such as?
Also what is a network effect?
It's fucked? How?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4gDfl90GC0

>>27113545
>why would it matter even if they did? binance.us is legal
sure, it's perfectly legal. i wouldn't be worrying about which exchange your coins came from, but you asked if there would be any difference and the answer is yes, there would be: the transaction would show which wallet sent the Link to your wallet

>i thought all crypto coins were essentially fungible. guess i need to read more
Monero is probably the only one that can claim to actually be fungible. all others are pseudonymous, rather than properly anonymous. for example, as per our discussion above, you can follow the transaction history of a particular set of coins to see where they originated from (e.g. Binance US).

>can you address the FUD?
sure

>I can guarantee you that no one in this thread is holding wing thinking it's actually going to get higher
I've explained why I think it's going much higher. DeFi price feeds are less than 5% of what Link is ultimately capable of. Proof of Reserves for stablecoin providers including Paxos (PayPal's crypto service provider) is a step toward new markets and new possibilities, but it's also just the beginning

>there is a lot of other Technologies are coming out this year that puts chain link to shame
I'd be interested to hear about any of these

>Fuck it cost me to go from $8,000 how my portfolio all the way down to $7,000
This guy is mad because he somehow lost money on Bitcoin pumping and his opinions really have no value. He has paper hands and expects immediate returns

>>27114153
>They haven't even released staking yet
any idea when this will happen?

>>27109428 >>27109511
so you're telling me this dude created bitcoin as a teenager, and then later link?
>>27107579
I'm going to watch this
>>27105746 >>27106281
>>27106400 >>27106757
>>27110383 >>27111294
what do I read to figure out what the oracle problem is, and how/why link is solving it.

>>27105992
Absolutely based

>>27114272
>what do I read to figure out what the oracle problem is, and how/why link is solving it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wn5f3yN3lr0
A lot of what you need to know comes straight from the man's mouth.
There's also a whitepaper you can read.

>>27114259
I'm guessing this summer, since Sergey likes to keep a surprise announcement for the big conference event.

What about Cardano? It's supposed to already be for smart contracts. Is it a thread to LINK?

>>27114272
https://blog.chain.link/what-is-chainlink/
https://blog.chain.link/what-is-the-blockchain-oracle-problem/

1. Link is working with Derivatives, look at a hard and see that Derivatives are worth more than every asset in the world. Trillions of dollars.
2. The chainlink team is hiring lots of new people and working super hard. They aren't some crypto startup. They are becoming Apple.

>>27106594
>I'm an INTJ

>>27114456

>>27104627
Are you tards still shilling this fucking scam? Unfuckingbelievable. Linkies are the Q schizos of this board

>>27114429
Cardano is ghostchain vaporware and a shit coin bagheld by midwits and literal trannies ran by the basedest onions who ever baseded. Disgusting.

>>27114417
>big conference event.
i'm trying to find when it is but no luck. is says the last one was in august so maybe the next one will be in august 2021?

How big is a suicide stack? Whag is a suicide stack? -Brainlet

>>27114611
Say what you will... them gains are still there

>>27114153
Don’t bother spoonfeeding them

Rofl you see this big rising? go for shitty coins thread
want to see best gem? follow fucking great xsn with 1m daily volume
that’s what you should hold and forget about this fake shit that you try to discuss

>>27114812
I'm a newfag and even I know this.

>>27114812
>suicide stack
eh it'll run you a modest $22k

>>27115055
Rajesh, how is village?

>>27114991
>spoonfeeding
It's called teaching, anon. There's nothing wrong with teaching others. I enjoy doing such in /k/, as I'm an expert in firearms, I can see why someone would enjoy doing the same here.

>>27109031
All you need to know is that the people who shill link all know how to use apostrophes correctly
That fact on its own is enough to make you rich, unironically

>>27115340
The board is 99.9% newfag tourists who are more interested in putting their $50 into Dogecoin, it’s pointless to try to explain to them right now

>>27115340
>>27114991
>>27115440
I appreciate the LINK anons teaching here. I'm not the FUD guy though. I'm >>27112364


>>27115351
>All you need to know is that the people who shill link all know how to use apostrophes correctly
That says a lot actually.

Should i put my 2 eth into link

>>27115340
you sound like a good man, lurk more

>>27115351
kek

>>27115340
How do I know if my grandfather's Colt Python is out of time?

>>27115624
>lurk more
I'm a poorfag and a /biz/ newfag (not GME newfaggotry, but still pretty new) and I love this place now. don't know why I never came over here before. Thank you to the poojeet who was shilling his scam coins in /pol/ last month.

>>27115872
no problem dear,,, thank you for making the buy

>>27115872
lol
Stick around fren. There's better days ahead of us.

Link marines are friendly and knowledgeable

>>27115340
money is different, winning strategies become losing strategies once they are well known

>>27115872
I came here within the last month and starting wanting to get into crypto and I can't even remember why exactly. I must have seen something about BTC spiking again.

>>27116304
How many linkies do i need to be a marine?

>>27115710
>How do I know if my grandfather's Colt Python is out of time?
You got it handy, fren? And what year? pre/post '69? Also pics pls

>>27115872
watch this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufVyX7JDCgg

>>27116419
Just one but I would buy as many as you can since you’d only be a private

>>27116538
Thanks, fren, I watched it already. Might as well watch it again.

>>27112483
Sergey bless

>>27116634
I'm planning to buy at least 1k within the next couple months

>>27116849
God speed fren

>>27113115
kek

>>27113919
I've checked out some songs but not the entire album
lots of good tunes coming out recently

>>27113197
Patently false.
I hold thousands of link.
I don’t care if other get in.
We fuded this so normies were priced out.
They are.
I’m still buying.
I don’t care about the rest of the populace finding out about this.
The entire nation of China is using chainLINK in their BSN.
Whatever your think you’ll gain from keeping out people is not going to make you happy.
True happiness starts within.
I love you and hope you turn away from your avaricious ways anon.
That way you’ll be able to appreciate what it means to truly make it.

>>27117475
>We fuded this so normies were priced out.
>They are.
What price is normally considered priced out?

>>27117475
hail

>>27116111

>>27106156
I finally get it. It’s not about bringing real world data to a blockchain. It’s about bringing blockchain technology to the world.

>>27117569
A suicide stack of 1000 link is 22k$
I am of the firm belief that when staking goes live we’ll see a gamma squeeze that they whispered about with gme.
If I had to guess? Between 100 and 10,000$ by end of year.
The scarcity of link in the markets will provide an upward pressure that’ll blow everyone who is trying to purchase away.
The scarcity will be provided by node operators springing up and staking their link. Combine this with the lack of supply and markets and it’ll be parabolic.

>>27113197
>No smart person thinks link is good
Nice appeal to authority. What exactly makes it ‘not good’?

>>27118267
>A suicide stack of 1000 link is 22k$
Yes, I am considering buying 1000 link soon. Hopefully it's a good idea.
>The scarcity of link in the markets will provide an upward pressure that’ll blow everyone who is trying to purchase away.
I hope you are right but I hope it doesn't happen for a few months so I have time to buy.

anyone here have the chainlink WHAT!? pepe? I thought I had it but I seem to have missplaced it

>>27117475
>The entire nation of China is using chainLINK in their BSN.
really? no shit

>>27118812
DLT based smart contracts are, by definition, the most reliable form of digital agreement, or they will be once oracles (check), confidentiality (guess who's close to solving this one), and scalability (see arbitrum) are solved, strap in

>>27119192
brehs I just set a limit order at 22.30. i hope when i wake up tomorrow it will be filled. tried not to be too greedy this time cause last few times i didn't work

and what wallet do you guys use to hold your links?

>>27119628
i'm a newfag but i just got a trezor model t

>>27119999

bros we keep getting them

>>27113197
Based fudder

>>27115580
Before you buy, let me tell you a story.
I was visiting San Francisco to see one of my friends. We went to a strip club, and while I was there, I saw Sergey, surrounded by women. He was throwing tons of money at them, but not just bills. It was stacks upon stacks of $10,000, sealed up with the white paper bands, like he had just come straight from a bank.
I went up to him and congratulated him on the success of Chainlink as of late (this was about a month ago), and he started laughing. He took a hefty swig from a bottle of Dom Perignon, and said, "Yeah? You think I care, stinky?"
Confused, I asked what he meant, and said that he had obviously put a lot of work into LINK and he should be proud.
"I don't give two fucks about Chainlink, kid."
He was about to say something else but one of the strippers tapped him on the shoulder. Sergey pulled out from his pocket the biggest ziplock bag full of cocaine I've ever seen in my life. It looked like one of those gallon bags, almost bulging at the seams. The stripper ran off into a back room with it.
He then pulled out a Zippo lighter.
"You wanna know what I think about Chainlink?"
He picked up his bottle of champagne on the floor, pulled about 20 stacks of bills from a duffel bag, threw them on the floor, poured champagne all over them, flicked his Zippo, and dropped it onto the pile. Almost instantly the whole stack caught.
I stared at him, speechless.
"It's called a 'PUMP and DUMP,' kid."
He laughed as he watched the pile burn before losing interest and going into a back room with his entourage of strippers following carrying duffel bags full of what I assume was money and coke.
This is the man you are supporting by buying LINK.

/biz/ is so overrun with newfags that this tweet went completely unnoticed, pretty surreal to see.

>>27122044
wow another literal who "partnership"

>>27104627
.

>>27122044
Sergey’s belly will be designated a UNESCO world heritage site

>>27122193
Future yearly pilgrimages to said belly?

>>27122044
everyone is used to it by now

>>27122044
literally who

>>27108788
yes

Good limit order to make? Or does it always hover around 23 now

>>27121308
good god how could i have been so foolish

>>27116693
what is this

>>27124635
optimism is trash, arbitrum is 14x more gas efficient

>>27104627
I need the its all real vocaroo

>>27117217
He eats lots of canned cat food to compensate for his nigger breath.

>>27107579
Sergey has really come a long way, especially in presentation skills.

>>27104627
>>27112012
Classic barely functioning biz autist
Thinks LINK will hit 1k eod
But thinks a short 250% float shorted stock will go to 450 from 320

You guys sure are mommy's speshul retards

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>>27104627
In the most norman-friendly way i can, the Blockchain Revolution is similar to the Internet Revolution. First , there's Microsoft , putting a pc in every home, then, comes Google creating a space where all those folks can come toghether , finally, Amazon, which brings the physical and the virtual worlds toghether. So, Bitcoin is Microsoft, Ethereum is Google, Chainlink is Amazon.

>>27104627
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>>27129212
BTC is digital gold, Ethereum is Microsoft, GRT is google, Link is Amazon