/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50311148
Because it's full of bamboozled fatties that joined the homo cult called chainlonk.
Also, the chainlank team knows that they can come here to spam for free.

Because it solves the Oracle problem, and that's a huge thing.

>>50311148
Chainlink is a meme is a meme

It’s fun, and there are a lot of bag holders here to make fun of

i will own nothing
and i will not be happy

>>50311148

>>50311148
chainlink labs has hundreds of employees yet its coding output volume on github is less than my 10 man startup's
what do you think they do all day

>>50311148
Because every single person on this board owns Link. Even the person replying to this (look at them below, look how hard they try to convince you) adamantly denying they hold Link do, in fact, hold Link. What’ll really bake your noodle is when (You), OP, realize that you own Link. Go ahead, check your wallet right now. We all do.

>>50311511
I do own link. It was one of my first cryptos. Maybe even the first

>>50311194
it solves the worthless premine token which has no utility problem by existing

>>50311148
it's all real, summerfag

>>50311148
Chainlink was the best /biz/ call ever. They started shilling it when it was $0.10 in late 2017 and they built a cult around it until today. The price had its ups and down (from $1 in January 2018 back to $0.20 in April 2018) but that didn't scare cultists away, far from it. The catalog would be flooded with threads about chainlink memes, chainlink theories, etc. more so than today. Eventually Chainlink skyrocketed from their average price of $0.45 to over $0.65 around May 2019 because the mainnet had been released or something along those lines. In one year from then, chainlink was priced at $10 and the moon really seemed the limit. I stopped browsing /biz/ around that time for personal circumstances so I don't know how it was during the peak. Anyway, chainlink is the /biz/ coin and probably will always be, it's part of the board culture.

>>50311148
LINK is /biz/'s gem
it was basically talked about to death from the very beginning (ICO), thus the majority of old-biz got into it. even people who didn't really care or believe got a stack because back then LINK was 20 cents
for a lot of people it was their first 100x

>>50311148
Some projects use their dev time and investment capital to develop truly essential solutions for the emerging technology of the blockchain for genuine long term value added, such as ICP or matic

Others like dogbat have no purpose but to drain money from investors as quickly as possible

Then there's the third type, such as Chainlink and Cardano, that uses their dev time to talk about the industry and all the problems they're going to solve and all the awesome features their tech is going to have in the future and never actually get it done and fail at both

>>50311148
The reason it gets so much discussion is because there is a lot of debate as to whether the token is needed. Most other cryptos have obviously needed tokens so they don’t get as much talk, you just buy them and get rich.

>>50311148
you own link
and if you don't, you will.

>>50313138
Kek

>>50311148
>honest question
The solution is simple. Don't talk about it, it's been on the decline anyway, let it rest in peace.

>>50311148
chainlink sucks

>>50311148
>Does /biz/ actually hold link or is this just one big larp/meme/joke?
a bit of column A a bit of column B, but mostly the meme is the meme

>>50311148
Chainlink has already captured the most important part of the value equation on public netoworks
And it just did for permissioned as well
https://besu.hyperledger.org
https://github.com/smartcontractkit/chainlink/pull/6947

>>50311148
bunch of dumb people trying to act smart, might as well be on reddit