/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29617593

Fake and gay. Digits confirm your gayness

>>29617593
When will Diem be released?

>>29617593
why 18 months, fren? go on

>>29617664
I can’t find the attached document through a cursory Google search

>>29617593
>insider here

this thread eh?

>>29617593
Is 1k link enough to make it?

>>29617593
fake and gay. Check those dubs

>>29617593
>b3i

None of your shit ever came true spastic

Hi, thanks for coming here. How high you think LINK's price is going? What types of roles will Chainlink fulfill as seen in the document (derivatives, insurance, or what else?)

>>29617593
I could not care less about this low grade larp.

In what capacity is Chainlink mentioned? How many pages are in the document? What is the overall sentiment around blockchains and decentralization in the document? Why should we believe you?
I have over 40k link but I'm bored and intrigued

>>29617593
>b3i
Substantial if serious

WEF doesn’t move the markets. The co authored white paper proved that

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>>29617593
literally everyone knows it's XRP not chainlink.
everyone has known this for over a year thanks to mellon insider.

yawn.

>>29617593
REAL WEF insider here, disregard everything this scammer is saying
We're actually planning a ban on all crypto across the whole world, starting tomorrow 12:58:38 PM (GMT)

>>29618177
Checked

This briefing is based on the views of a wide range of experts from the World Economic Forum’s Expert Network and is curated in partnership with Dr. Kibae Kim, Principal Researcher at Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST).

1. Blockchain Policy, Regulation and Law
Places that have adopted relatively accommodating stances, like Switzerland, have seen an influx of companies.

2. Tokenization and Digital Assets
Digital representations of value on blockchain open up new possibilities for finance and asset ownership.

3. Blockchain, Security and Interoperability
The technology’s unique aspects and vulnerabilities must be considered during the design process.

4. Smart Contracts and Automation
Blockchain has the potential to change everything from production to lifestyles.

5. Blockchain and Digital Identity
Current systems for identity management are siloed and inefficient, and call for new models.

6. Decentralized Governance and New Models
The distributed nature of blockchain can facilitate new ways of doing business.

7. Blockchain and Leveraging Data
The technology can provide infrastructure for data sharing, exchange, and ownership.

The above is the contents in which Chainlink is suggested as a major part of all of these items.

I truly was hoping for some better conversation and discussion than "WHAT IS THE PRICE GONNA BE" and "WOW LARP."

I wish everyone a good day. B3I is very interesting to me and I already did some very interesting research with the document as a foundation.

>The Blockchain Insurance Industry Initiative (b3i), for example, has brought together 20 key
industry players such as Allianz, Liberty Mutual, and the China Pacific Insurance Company in order to explore and deploy the technology in different ways. The consortium’s core activities include developing the standards and infrastructure necessary to facilitate data-sharing across separate organizations.

Good luck

>>29618658
Bye bye fuck off

>>29618658
Delete this

>>29618608
Funnily enough, XRP and Ripple are conspicuously unmentioned in the document. Maybe that's the secret info that we don't know about ;).

>>29618850
Based

>>29618658
Thanks. I know that you said you would not want to get caught not holding LINK over the next 18 months - does this imply that many of the things you mentioned could be implemented shortly?

>>29618850
Ahahaha lmao

>>29617593
>>29618658
Since everyone's larping, do you think you could get next to Klaus Schwab with a knife?

>>29618958
Many are being implemented now and will be unrolled throughout 2021 and 2022.

I probably have put too much in this post already. Will stick around if anyone has any interesting questions I can try to answer, otherwise I'll have to go.

>>29619300
Are any other oracle networks mentioned in the document? Is Chainlink going to be the de-facto standard?

>>29619300
are there mentions of iso 20022 or any of the other projects rumored to be involved (algo, xlm, etc) with it?

>>29619300
You've literally put fuck all you larper. At least these normally devolve into fun sexual fantasies posts.

>>29618658
Ok I'll play along, is Chainlink implicitly suggested or are you generalizing what they are referring to as a solution?

>>29619476
Only Chainlink

>>29619505
Only Chainlink, Diem, and Bitcoin are mentioned by name as far as I can see (haven't read the full document yet). But CTRL-F reveals no other projects.

>>29617593
ORBS is sleeper, just saying....
Everytime I try and make an ORBS thread it gets deleted

https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/11/using-blockchain-to-monitor-covid-19-vaccine-supply-chain/

>>29617593
LOL. Remember LCX?

Muh WEF is backing it hurrrr durrrr. Get fucked schawb.

>>29619476
Mobius sir

Does Klaus really work for lord Saturn?

>>29619674
Chainlink is mentioned explicitly

Please pump these stinkies enough for me to drop my smallish bags thanks

>>29619826
>The work ahead
Ironically, the hurdle to overcome in order to set this operation in motion is not a technical one. Several blockchain companies already have experience implementing blockchain for supply chain use cases. Many supply chain and provenance solutions are driven by commercial or cost saving incentives. ORBS, for example, has been working with a Fortune500 company on a supply chain solution to enable visibility in tracking counterfeit goods, a use case that can potentially save companies many millions of dollars. The difficulty does not lie in the technology, but rather in building and enlisting all of the multiple players to take part in the solution. It is in essence more of a political hurdle than a technological one.

Holy shit, digging into B3I...based OP, thank you for this lead.

Please don’t sacrifice our souls to satan.

What is the general atmosphere surrounding blockchain/DLT based currency? Are you guys optimistic overall or is a concern such that it needs to be reigned in and regulated as to not compete with fiat? Are you seeing a major push toward regulations overall?

Ty sir

wow, who told you about these alts? This is shit man, don’t believe these niggers
if you wanna get profit use your brains and follow yield farming
I took part in metalex and they made a new system, a guarantee of triple APY

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>>29618608
Are there seriously newfags on here who don't know that the WEF not only gave special props to Chainlink but literally coauthored a paper with Sergey like just a few months ago? Please go back to your GME threads you faggots

>>29620052
CBDCs are fiat and they will replace the current monetary infrastructure. Seems as though there is a lot of optimistic discussion regarding Diem popping up.

>It shows that instead of national schemes that can only operate with the national currency and can only make transactions with system-specific accounts, the solution must be supranational with a multicurrency operability and an openness to payment objects that are not system-specific.

>>29620248
Yeah but no one believes any bullshit larp from OP. Here’s the best part: even if this faggot isn’t a larp and Chainlink is mentioned all over this document, hell let’s say there is a page where Schwab says Chainlink is the most important technology for the next decade it still wouldn’t matter because LINK would still fucking dump.

>>29620669
Are you really this much of an impatient retard? I’m up over 100x in 3 years. Faggots like you are so insufferable. What the fuck do you want? Daily 100% pumps? What the fuck else is giving you such a sure way to make money by just sitting back and doing nothing?

3 weeks ago you would have been praying for $28 Link...now you’re already bitching like a faggot because if a correction. KYS.

>>29618658
Haven't heard of B3i in a while. I used to work for one of those mentioned companies and there was some interesting content in reducing month long reinsurance processes down to seconds/minutes. Iirc it was all private blockchain based so there was nothing specific to 'external' data and oracle requirements. I'd expect this to change down the track.

OP, will the pee pee go in the poo poo? WERE GAY WEREFAGGOTS

>>29621059
link is less than third in sats what it was at the ATH, that's not a correction, that's capulation

what in the fuck is diem anon?

>>29621495
It's the Libra (Facebook) rebrand.

>>29621495
it's a type of fish you retard

>>29621367
This. It’s unlikely we will ever recover in sats. Nothing ever does with the kind of dumb we had. The amount of cope from these retards is fucking insane. Don’t even try to pretend that you weren’t buying LINK with the hope of making it in this bull run. Instead it’s doing jack fucking shit and even though they released something new (OCR) no one gives a shit and it even fucking dumped. I bet he’ll say “just wait for staking bro” next.
>>29621495
Libra rebrand after Facebook wanted to start over.

>>29620248
they're nolinker discord trannies, ignore them. we already know LINK is the chosen coin of the great reset

>>29617593
Any personal price expectations over the next 18 months ? 100$ ? 400$ ? 1000$ ?

>>29617593
show proof

>>29620420
Have you read the book the sovereign individual? If you have what are your thoughts on it?

>>29621059
Literally everything else has moved way faster while link is still in obvious suppression. Why wouldn't this piss you off

>>29617593
when will this be released?

>>29618850
ripple has been mentioned by the WEF multiple times, IMF ,etc. idk why you guys trade barbs like this, get it through your head that different tokens have different usecases and can be integrated alongside others. one tokens success does not necessarily require another tokens failure

>>29622874
>The cripplet makes one last grasp for straws, hoping, praying that his token would one day be worth value. “Can’t everyone make it? It’s not a scam! Idk why you guys trade barbs like this!”

You disgusting mongrel, get out of here.

>>29617593
i unironically believe you anon. can you generally explain what your role is at the WEF? understand if not

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>>29620420
>insider here

>>29618633
Actual REAL insider here. This last insider is actually an outsider insider. The real time is 12:05:05 next Monday.

>>29622797
More time to accumulate lmao