/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>49354957
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bY5wa-Ro6N8

>>49354957
Sergei needs burgers. Pretty simple chump

>>49354957
Every Friday Sergay dumps, he needs the liquid for strippers and cocaine, which is fine by me.
You buy on fridays, try and scalp a little during the week.
Those blue plaid checkered shirts don’t buy themselves anon.

>>49354999
Checked
>>49355004
This it’s an elaborate ruse for Sergey to fund his Big Mac addiction (I don’t blame him, they’re delicious)

>>49355004
>>49355035
>>49355049
you are all dumb faggots

>>49354957
poor macroeconomic environment
spending money on made up tokens is pretty low on everyone's list when they can barely afford gas and food

we told you it's going to $5, why didn't you listen?

>>49355086
I mean it’s not that hard to figure out
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nEPWUFgfvk

>>49355049
big macs are garbage. they'd be decent with regular burger patties but instead they use some thin little tasteless shits.

It’s all of us man. I finally decided to join the luna Cult when it dropped below 10 points now it’s nosediving to 8…

>>49354999
checked, great video

Chainlink may be a good tech, but it's a horrible investment and will always disappoint. Why? Because the strength of the chainlink network is not tied to the price of the chainlink token. Rule #1 of investing: Never, ever, buy an investment where the developers have goals that don't align with the investor's goals.

>>49355654
>the strength of the chainlink network is not tied to the price of the chainlink token

>>49355654
Good morning sers how weather Munbai?

>5 years later
>people still care about the price action pre-staking

>>49355725
Not bad, you may be surprised to learn.

>>49354999
bullish

>>49355703
The chainlink token is literally compensation to node runners for querying public APIs and formatting data to be compatible with blockchain standards.

You know how much it computing costs are involved in querying data via a REST API, formatting the data and doing a double blind handshake? Not much. My phone could probably run thousands of requests per minute - all it takes is to meet their shitty hardware standards.

Anyone who has read the chainlink white paper understands that there is no fucking way this shit will be valuable even if the entire world's financial system starts running on it tomorrow.

The computational cost to 'mine' the chainlink token is just too fucking low for it to be of any value.

>>49358120
why cant APIs put data on a blockchain tho? and why hasnt anyone else developed a way to put data onchain?

>>49358120
chainlink is 100% premine coin newfag and thats a good thing

>>49354957
Because the project is a literal scam. Many here have tried to warn you. If you ignored them, it just shows you have inferior IQ and won't be making it.

>>49358284
nice bait. nobody here wants to help you.

>>49358189
>why cant APIs put data on a blockchain tho?
They can. It's blockchains that can't query data from APIs because blockchains are fundamentally different from, and incompatible with, how APIs require the querying of data.

You need a middleman piece of code which interacts with both the blockchain and the API - generally called an 'Oracle' - to take queries generated as a result of smart contacts and translate them into API queries and then translate back the Response such that it can be recorded on whatever blockchain requested it.

Chainlink is a way to create that oracle in a decentralised manner on a blockchain of its own with configurable options and safety features built in. That's literally all it is.

>>49358398
sounds really valuable bro like at least 1keoy

>>49358442
>>49358248
It has a max supply of 1B - let's just consider half of it so 0.5B (due to circulation / staking etc.) Now consider it replaces all swift and banking transactions tomorrow using an ETH blockchain. The entire revenue generated through digital contracts in the world banking system is around 500B.

This gives the link token a theoretical max revenue per token of $1000. That's literally it's theoretical max value imo. $1000 per token, if it replaces the entire global bank transfer systems industry in place right now.

Reminder you need a 1000% gain after a 90% loss to break even again

>>49354957

>>49358564
the theoretical value of chainlink is 81k per LINK newfag

>>49358564
Nobody tell him

>>49358564
Can you shut the fuck up? I’m under water and in debt and I need it go go back up to $30

>>49354957
>why
there are more sellers than buyers. let me know if you have any more questions.

>>49359051
Sell your bath water on Etsy. You'll be out of debt in no time

>>49358706
what is the percentage gain from 20 cents to 50 dollars fellow link holder

>>49358745
kek the fact that this larp now gets posted in every link thread is a good sign that it's part of the fud campaign