/biz/ - Business & Finance

And how is that exactly relevant to the horrible price action of LINK?

thanks zach, really nice. keep posting this thread as i found it really interesting

>>54118963
did they ask him the only relevant question to anyone here which is what will you do to make the price of the token increase?

>>54118984
you had 2 years

Is that a fake twitter checkmark?

>>54118984
get over it man

Quick rundown?

>>54119020
It's not. I guess they have different kinds of checkmarks or something idk I don't use twitter.

>>54118984
>>54118997
>>54119010
you clowns are quick lol

>>54119061
yes forgive me for wanting to know when my investment will appreciate in value

>Sergey has to go on podcasts with random twitter trannies to shill link
>network adoption is so shit that he needs twitter niggers to do marketing for them
Bearish as fuck

The part where he starts ranting and denying the systemic use of gas chambers in the extermination camps by the German Nazi regime was a bit off-topic and offensive but the rest of the conversation was very enlightening about the innovative technological potential of a data-powered smart contracts economy running on cross-blockchain infrastructure.

>>54118984
>And how is that exactly relevant to the horrible price action of LINK?
Define horrible. You think it should be doing better? how much better? Its up over 6000%

>>54119212
This
I still cant believe how much money I made

>>54119127
really? You didn’t think him not liking Big Macs was more important?

They're actually talking about how Sergey doesn't like big macs lel

>>54119127
I dont care about chainlink, I'd like to hear more on those topics from sergey

feel bad about his weight and plays video games to remove the bad thoughts :(

>>54119127
Sergey must have just read the Leuchter Report for the first time. God bless him and god bless Ernst Zundel.

>I play videogames
wtf Sergey you're an obese grown man? Who the fuck is invested in this retarded shitcoin?

>>54119372
>>54119514
Depends what games

>>54118963
Sergey on JRE wen?

>>54119020
they used investor money to purchase it. money well spent, imo

>>54118963
it's mostly community damage control
it's really not bullish at all

omg like how are you allowed to advertise in my roastie space?

>>54119127
>The part where he starts ranting and denying the systemic use of gas chambers in the extermination camps by the German Nazi regime was a bit off-topic

Honestly If there was a "Proof of Reserve" for the camp digits on their arms with each recorded in a public digital ledger we still wouldn't be arguing about this so I can see where he might be coming from kek

he spends many minutes talking about the token. the timing of this podcast is extremely interesting with the recent attacks on crypto banks. feels like crypto is gearing up to punch back and the war has officially begun.

>>54119967
He rants about hating big macs and punching bears (as if that fat fuck wouldn’t get eaten)

>>54119787
This. This smug fag was talking big shit end of '21, now he's hiding in a basement recording podcasts

>>54119010
no just meme stuff and if he likes big macs

>>54120262
waow i'm basedfacing so hard he talked about the big macs xD

>zomg Sergey likes the meme of him "fighting a bear" like a BEAR market...get it guys?!?!?! he wants the price to go up for us! I'm gonna hold another five years!

>>54120272
link memes died in 2020

>>54119010
If you listen to the entire castpod you'll see that Sergei doesn't care about the price of LINK because at the end of the week all he really cares about is going camping and fighting bears. The oracle problem is just a side quest in his forest adventure.

>>54120311
He even goes days living in the forest then comes home to disconnect from his problems and game eve online for another month straight
Then when its time he puts on the only clothes he owns and has never washef and goes to rant on a podcast about bigmacs memes and vague mentions of the blockchains he even says he has no idea whats next

Its over

>>54119787
this
if they gave a shit about the community they would have done this years ago
>>54120298
this too

>>54120989
What community, the butthurt twatter fags that comment about the price on every post? Or those that actually build and use chainlink?

>>54120537
https://youtu.be/23IyRV5XGFE

>>54121068
kek this. the loudest complainers are the ones who have done absolutely nothing, either as builders or even just on a personal level for themselves.

>>54121068
the community that made the memes
twitterfags go in the oven

>>54121180
So /biz/? Why would they care about /biz/, especially nowadays? I guarantee those that worked on chainlink since the early days are well aware of the memes. You really expected Sergey to acknowledge this more than he did?

>>54118963
>sergey has been fully unleashed
Yet the planet is still here.

>>54121259
It would've made more sense for him to do it a few years ago rather than pander now.
>especially nowadays?
exactly

>>54121180
holy COPE the based marines on Twitter are the real memesters. They used to like discord but now they like Twitter because based musk owned the Libs on Twitter.

Chainlinkgod is an example of a classic memester with his profile avatar of the racist frog wizard guy. Great meme.

Another example is Crypto Mewtwo. This cool memester uses his skills and knowledge as a Pokemon master to not listen when Sergey enters philosophical rant mode. Utterly based XD

wtf am I invested into? I bought into this because wef and swift, he was supposed to be CEO of the new financial world order

>hey sirgay u like memes?
>yea uh i like when i punch a bear, i used to live in the woods with bears, but if i make memes myself they'd be very very dark and twisted
>oh ok but why the flannel shirt sirgay?
>because im lazy to choose different clothing
>u like bigmacs??
>no. people are making fun of me because im not at the best weight of my life

wtf am I even listening to right now? fucking clg is so stupid, they got him for a podcast and this is what they're asking him?

>>54118963
unleashed to do what, sell another 500 million tokens while he puts on another 100 pounds of fat on to his 5 foot 5 frame?
kek

>>54118963
>"If you own Link you you FUD it, you're actually retarded"
Sergey really went in on FUDDERS

>>54121907
>but if i make memes myself they'd be very very dark and twisted
what did he mean by this

>>54119020
It's an nft checkmark one of 100, floor is 34 eth

>>54118963
its not an interview if you go on a show with sycophants

>>54119967
This podcast was recorded two weeks ago...

>>54119514
>6,340 hours in Hearts of Iron IV

>>54118963
>that's funny, memetic energy becoming reality
Holy shit this is cringe. I guess this is Chainlink realizing it's going to be a years long bear market and there's a risk they'll run out of runway, necessitating community engagement.

>>54119127
I thought him ripping his shirt off after that tirade and saying he was coming to Tel Aviv was a bit unprecedented as well. I’m not so comfortable holding link now

Get lost chainlinkgod nobody gives a shit about your irrelevent dead shitcoin scam

>>54119967
>he thinks banks aren't going to be using crypto and believes in some false dichotomy.
ngmi

>>54118963
Why does the interviewer sound like he just smoked a bong rip before this?

>>54122763
Him and Ari are probably spamming /pol/ as we speak

>>54118963
Anyone have the bear fighting meme he's talking about?

>>54118963
>ive actually been 5 or 6 feet from a black bear... the bear ran away

>>54122968
Sir gay nasty slob is ten steps ahead of you bro they already lost the treasury in SVB. this is so they can get guidance on how to pitch their gofundme to the community
>bro you like cringe we got it
>bro memetics fuck yeah right here woo
>goyim slaves loves distracts right? how about entertainment haha I watch movie and play video games just like you guys
>yeah I'm a regular dude I only clothes I own I can fit into a backpack just like SBF!!!
>oh wait SBF is going to jail right... umm yeah maybe scratch that last... its because I have limited thoughts and just like Einstein I need all muh faculties to rob the patent office to larp as a super big think guy duuuude
>fuck yeahs we can pivot to AI watch this *ka-pow*
shit like this is going to be very common for a failing company operating in a failing industry.

Personally I am so happy to see these crypto ghouls get their just desserts.

Jail em n fry em that's my motto

pardon the cussin'

>>54123109
someone forgot their meds today

I would've asked-
Are you satoshi and wtf was that Morse code shit? (Whilst presenting the evidence that he is satoshi)
How has CL garnered the attention of the NWO elite? Are they buying the token?
Describe the Saturn cult that Ari is involved with and how it influences his work
Are you and the CL team vaxxed?
Is link suppressed and are you involved?

>>54119514
I appreciate Sergey’s honesty. It was a risk that paid off. Besides, vidya makes you smarter

>>54119010
Talking about price would provide evidence that LINK is a security if they were ever sued

>>54123760
these are the real questions we need answered

>>54118963
Sergey here.

Here is my first meme.

I thought it was pretty funny. What do you Marines think?

>>54124281
Great meme Sergey but that Syrian boy photo op was faked.

Turns out someone threw a tomato at him and some friends dumped flour on his head during a party celebration then he tripped and fell into the dirt because he couldn't see. Some weird arab hazing ritual

Happy birthday little man

Sergey BTFOd useless people that do nothing towards the last question of the interview.
>while you were complaining on Twitter about communication, I was building the future

USELESS FUDDERS BTFO

>>54124701
He should have communicated better with SVB, Bancor, LinkPool, Celsius. The list goes on.

Were any of the partners he talks about aware of this future he is building?

Seems like His future is not Bancor's or Celsius's future.

Where is CCIP?

I'm going to look into my crystal ball and make a prediction
Chainlink Functions will be shilled as a (((money printer))) like VRF but then Sergey will turn off the part that makes money and redirects it away from the LINK token price. Cap this.

>>54121259
>theyre making fun of me arent they

>>54125033
Checked. Classic moment. Even if we never make it, we had some good times.

I listened to the first 45 minutes while driving earlier, did they go over anything in last 45 minutes worth listening to?

>>54124281
Our decentralized oracle network can give you trustless proof that a little boy in Syria has truly been hit with a drone strike.

Or you can trust the government when they promulgate hoaxes like this.

The choice is yours.

All I know is that my memes will use Chainlink and they won't be based on lies like fake dead kids.

Sirgay favorite meme is him fighting a bear. Favorite movie is The Edge. What did he mean by this?

>>54119480
Oh shit am I going to jail now

>>54118963
>joined @ChainLinkGod
incredibly bearish, yikes.

>>54125033
damn he got fat

This has to be the most bizarre interview with Sergey yet. I really cannot stand faggots like CLG and the Big Mac and flannel shirt questions are just so dumb at this point. Who the fuck cares? Once upon a time it was a little amusing but at this point it’s just so cringe forcing Sergey to directly address these absurd memes. Don’t get me wrong, I like the shitposting and memes but it’s funny when it’s just isolated to 4chan. When people starting bringing this shit very directly into “real life” it becomes cringe very, very quickly.

But anyway, whatever. On one hand I can appreciate what feels like a pretty honest interview with Serg. Can respect that he’s got his own flaws with communication and what he’s tried to do to improve that. I dunno if I’m reading into it too much but it almost felt like Sergey feels a similar level of frustration that we do based on his “why is adoption taking so long?” comments. There are plenty of valid, constructive criticisms towards Chainlink, but something you can’t take from is their overall track record when it comes to the quality of their systems. I still think they operate as the most “grown up” organization in this retarded industry (that’s not me saying they’re perfect). I do think they’ve had some slight missteps with how they carry themselves (Big Mac shit at SmartCon was really dumb).

Overall it felt like there was this feeling of frustration from Sergey, both towards the world being so slow to move forward with blockchain technology and also a bit of frustration with the amount of angry people on Twitter. I think the angry people do have some valid points, but I also think Serg’s comments are right. At this point if you’re still chimping out and angry about LINK you should just
make the decision to sell and move on with your life. But we all know that’s not going to happen, the people here thrive off of their misery.

been out of the loop for a few months, anything else surface about build airdrops?

>>54125759
I feel like people are starting to open their eyes to the lengths terrorists will go to to commit crimes and the government I think needs to do more to stop Sergey's illicit activities. I already pay for an internet connection so I can read incel manifestos like yours. I shouldn't have to finance terrorism just because some twitter influencer has the latest pregnantbutt nft and if I buy one then the IRA will be able to car bomb again another day or ISIS will be able to pay for fuel for all the military equipment the US left behind. It makes sense that I only pay for an internet connection get everything else for free and learn how to get free internet. This is a moral choice on my part as a god fearing Christian and American citizen. I need to be part of something that is not funding terrorism or making up things like gas. Computers don't even use gas are you kidding its absurd the lengths these terrorist scammers will go to. So on the one hand I feel that yes explosions are cool but now that I'm older now (24keoy) I need to worry more about survival in this new hunger games styled world the government has created for me with the banks and less about subscribing to optional subscription services like web3 just to finance the takedown of the government and the banks.

>>54125759
I don't think the career complainers online actually hold link, I think that's a total psyop, they should just be ignored imho

>>54126033
I think that anyone who holds link is a terrorist scammer hands down no contest. They always complain about gas costs for computing but IDK if you are not technical or whatevs but computers use electricity a small amount of electricity and they dont use gas. BTC mining is just to prop up Big Electrical because everyone is going solar. Most mining firms are switching away from fake mining digital gold to real mining for real gold.

I don't understand why I need to support the government by buying an asset that claims to be inflation resistant and capable of taking down the government but all of the early trillionaires that made it from BTC never bothered to set up their own electrical grids a part from the government
So by buying BTC I would be supporting the government because crypto mining operations are filling the gap left behind in the wake of the shift to solar.

I think solar panels are more capable of ending the government than BTC at this point

>>54121259
because we are the jannies of chainlink labs. we do the marketing
>for free

>>54121169
Yeah they just paid for it all

>>54121068
WE MADE THE FUCKIN MEMES
YOU ASSHOLE
WE MADE THE FUCKING MEEEEEMES

I am financing a bunch of retarded shit I don't want.
Which crypto lets me have free internet?
The only good reason to have the internet was to get the best access to the latest in Jewish entertainment
I needed to consume
>Freemasonic financed nigger rap
>Demonic heavy metal
>Jewish written sitcoms about fat and stupid goys
>All the based Marvel movies
>soiboy youtube commentary
Yesh this feels like soiboy youtube commentary tier consumption.

Why is it that Jewish media is kinda lame these days? Not trying to be AntiSemitic I love Seinfeld but yea its kinda lost its touch.

This must be how the elite feel
>nigger nigger is number one of the charts
>aww but I wanted this cool artistic piece I worked on to chart
>it didnt chart
>we pay for the charts
>nigger nigger is the number one song in the country
nigger nigger is a catchy song but jesus christ isnt there more to high art than saying nigger twice?

>>54123448
that anon is right and you're seething KEK

>>54119514
Went through an anti gaming phase in my 20s, but now in my 30s, starting to hop back on. It’s actually a relatively healthy and inexpensive hobby. Just can’t get too addicted, like anything in life.

>>54126691
hey yo let me ax you a queshun anon
ya gots kids?
why you be all up in dem vidya games like a baby bitch nigger

Video games are for children. Tell your masters we need full contact blood sports like back in the gladiator ring days none of this artificial crap. Add a muslim terrorist committing suicide for a kek or two

Honestly the only reason to play video games as a thirty year old boomer is if you have children and they want you to play with them.

Mastubation and video games are the same sin in the eyes of the good lord Satan knows this that's why he wants you on this incel manifesto blogspot

>dont be an asshole anon we need a hook for our new fundraising campaign
>you stupid neets like video games right???
>what about memes yeah you stupid paypigs like memes right?
>I eat burger
>Movies HOLLYWOOD well prepare to be dazzled
I can't believe I funded someone this out of touch. Like nothing happened during COVID to wake you fuckers up as to what is happening in the world and you want to placate me with distractions.

>>54125759
Asking about the flannel is one thing, since it’s something real about him. The Big Mac meme is played out completely. It’s one thing to say “you’re rumored to subsist only on Big Macs, what is your diet actually like?” it’s dumb to just say “hehe you’re chubby and eat McDonald’s”.

>>54126862
>hero eats goyslop just like you guys
>he must be one of you
this is like when Vitalik said he was a gaymer to get nerd cred then does nothing to do with video games on ETH in seven years incredibly played out how these heroes speak for us then we I post a few questions it really riles them up like
>our carefully planned freemasonic plan to take over the world again isn't going to plan and its your fault goy
tiresome all so tiresome.

>>54119514
>Yeah, Carthage was my favorite faction in Rome: Total War

>idols will speak and move about

After the last great reset things changed so much and it was so traumatic that some had to be commited to insane asylums and were never let out. They died in those places and then the buildings were shut down and everyone forgot about them.
I feel like if you know too much this is your destiny. Good thing I am just asking questions about all the weird shit I experience

>>54125854
Dude dont worry about that. We want to know the important stuff like what burgers sergey loves and if he would fight a bear!

What is the incoherent nonsense in this thread? Is this the new fud, just drown everything out with low quality schizo posting?

>>54126033
>you VILL stake and you VILL be happy. $7 is more then enough gains for you world citizen #666000372726

>>54127077
checked

>>54127099
Checked

https://vocaroo.com/1bpVyuPROaew

Holy shit Sergey just declared Total Bulgarian Death.

You know what to do chudlinkers

>>54127388
Revv up those ledgers chuds its time to look at your staking balance again!

>>54127388

Fucking kek

>>54125759
>Overall it felt like there was this feeling of frustration from Sergey, both towards the world being so slow to move forward with blockchain technology and also a bit of frustration with the amount of angry people on Twitter. I think the angry people do have some valid points, but I also think Serg’s comments are right. At this point if you’re still chimping out and angry about LINK you should just
>make the decision to sell and move on with your life. But we all know that’s not going to happen, the people here thrive off of their misery.


Having attended Smartcon last fall, the point that really drove home is that we're all gonna make it, but ONLY if we build it. Yeah, Chainlink is doing an incredible job, but mass adoption requires the rest of us to present to the norm a reason to use it. The best way to showcase this is by building something they didn't know they needed.

>>54119084
if a dev ever discusses the price of a token it is a scam. kys idiot

>>54118963
He was very spunky shit is the fud getting to him?

>>54127457
I agree. By extension this also applies to the broader concerns around the technology Chainlink develops and how it’ll end up being used in the real world (muh great reset dystopian digital ID hellscape). That does seem like a very real trajectory of what real, mass adoption of Chainlink could look like. We’ve had conversations for years where many of us acknowledge that Chainlink the technology is overall neutral, but there are potential scenarios where it could be used for things that are good for humanity as a whole, and also deeply horrifying for humanity as a whole.

Something most of us are guilty of, myself included, is the “leave it for someone else to solve/take responsibility” mentality which is really at odds with trustless, decentralized systems. The censorship resistance and safety you have with a cryptocurrency wallet doesn’t just come for free. You get that because you’ve taken responsibility for the custody of your wallet. It’s a non-trivial cost we pay for participating in this. The convenient thing is to not bother and let someone else (e.g. a bank, a centralized exchange) to take custody of our assets but that obviously introduces risks. The uncomfortable reality is that in order to avoid the dystopian WEF hell that everyone is scared of, people will collectively need to get off their asses and build the future that puts us on a different trajectory. If most people are just going to sit back and just hope that Chainlink or some other entity is going to solve all our problems then it’s already over, might as well start getting used to eating bugs.

>>54125759
> I dunno if I’m reading into it too much but it almost felt like Sergey feels a similar level of frustration that we do based on his “why is adoption taking so long?” comments.
It sadly sounded like we’ll need a lot of time for Link to gain any significance in price.

>>54128233
>to gain any significance in price.
English is a pretty difficult language, I suppose.

>>54128251
I’m an esl clinging onto Link. I’d cum if pic related holds true

>>54127388
kekked and chekked

>>54125759
This. For Sergey to be frustrated at the sluggish pace of adoption says that the rate of adoption is moving at a pace slower than the conservative estimate that he had determined in his mind. In 2020 during the Assassination Smart Contract fireside chat, both Ari and Serg (I think) forecasted that it'd take 7 years before insurance companies adopted SC's for weather insurance etc. So far no legacy companies offer SC's to their clients, only new cowboys offer that (Etherisc, Arbol, etc.). Basically everyone is retarded except those who can hear the blaring truth.
As for the impatient twitter troons, they either lost some portion of their stack or bought when the price was much greater, these retards are the worst kind. They're bitter, spiteful, and always blame others for their own stupidity and mistakes. They'll never grow as a person, forever destined to be bitter morons blaming anyone or anything other than themselves for any shortcomings they arrive at during their lifetimes. However it may not always be their fault, as for these types of people usually come from broken families. Not having healthy role models as a child can set people on a rocky course.

>>54118963
It was good to hear him come out and remoralize the troops.

>doesn't speak about 4/9 multisig and centralization of Chainlink
>describes himself as unhealthy and fat
>to lazy to change shirts so he rolled with the memes
holy shit this rambling yelling at clouds ceo lost the plot

>>54118963
Did he give updates on his wieght?

>>54129453
yes he said he was fat. then at end he talks shit about the community when everyone talked shit about getting rugged by Bancor and Linkpool. Thanks sergay for the philosophical rant about not complaining for your shilling of rugs. This podcast is 1-2 years too late.

Every time he says buying security it sounds like "buying securities" LINK is a security. SEC and daddy gins will rape Chainlink Labs.

anyone has the sergeys favorite meme about him fighting the bear? id like to see it

>>54127998
preach. all anons must heed this call - start building if you actually want a future worth living for

>>54129627
here senpai

Sergey is so fucking insufferable at the end of this podcast, good lord

>>54129627

>>54129634
If you are relying on me to build something then we really are fucked

Fantastic interview which has left me feeling very, very comfy and glad I have 95% of my stack staked, earning 4.75% in tokens of an asset which we all know is going to go up, up and away!

Cue desperate, cringey fud by sore loser.

>>54129725
what exactly made you comfy? the impression I got was that Sergey is grasping at straws desperate for some kind of adoption

>>54129792
same here. when he goes off on community not being always positive yet he sounds like a defensive insufferable twat the entire interview, completely ignoring the elephant in the room for why the community is over him and his money laundering operation (bancor, celsius, bla bla bla)

>>54125759
good post. It's worrisome that Sergey didnt get the memo from the cabal. To me it seems they want to push AI first and try everything else first before blockchain because even though blockchain will make them money it strips their power

>>54129830
meant to say linkpool as well

>>54118963
I read this thread before I listened to the interview and just knew every take itt would be wildly exaggerated in both directions and I was right.

Friedly interview. Covered good ground without battering the man with the bored nonsense of the neets here who stew over them day in and day out. Good job all around. Would've liked it to look even more under the hood but this is absolutely a step in the right direction to humanise the team and bring a reinvigorated vision out of the shadows.

>>54119020
Gold star (jews) is for business accounts since elon took over

>>54119967
>he spends many minutes talking about the token
you mean just gaslighting the listeners about how uninformed they are about "cryptoeconomics" instead of actually explaining it

>>54131179
it was an interview from CHAINLINKGOD with the CEO OF CHAINLINK

Do you think it wouldn't be friendly? Did you seriously think CLG would ask Sergey one meaningful question? The whole thing was manufactured you fucking dumb ass nigger.

>>54131991
Yeah, it is quite funny. I don't entirely disagree with the other guy but we also have to be real about why they even bothered with this. Given that CLG is on Chainlink's payroll it makes the interview even more "silly". Did this get planned because whoever runs Chainlink's social media has observed the dramatic change in sentiment and engagement? You'd have to be really dense to not even consider the possibility. Do I think Sergey gave a mostly honest/sincere interview? Pretty much. He was as diplomatic as he usually is and provided the kindest euphemisms for the amount of vitriol that dominates the discourse of Chainlink these days. I think Serg's points around the turbulence of the industry and them working on things that haven't been done before are completely valid. They're solving new and difficult problems and they should get full credit for that. The community does have genuine reasons to be upset at some of Chainlink's recent decision making. The one that has bugged me the most is the TRUTH >TRUST thing. The message on its own is good, but it just fell apart for me when you had this strange juxtaposition of Chainlink presentations saying TRUTH >TRUST and then announcing Chainlink's staking implementation relies on huge trust assumptions that Chainlink will do something... eventually.

>>54129453
he said he was 10 to 30 pounds over what he should be because he plays video games instead of exercising
>10 to 30 pounds

>>54131991
Of course it's a curated interview. Who thinks otherwise? You? Who's the dumbass? What someone with little to no social or business savvy like you doesn't understand is that things like this do have to be mutually convenient. That is a condition for things like this. We cannot spend the kind of time on your aforementioned bored neet retard conspiracy babble and other such bullshit people on biz would have these interviews bogged down in, at the very least because it is not useful. It was still a good, humanising interview. It served its purpose well. Perhaps you're just a desperate idiot who apparently expected the world. Go exercise.

>>54131491
this is exactly what i mean by insufferable

>>54132371
>The one that has bugged me the most is the TRUTH >TRUST thing. The message on its own is good, but it just fell apart for me when you had this strange juxtaposition of Chainlink presentations saying TRUTH >TRUST and then announcing Chainlink's staking implementation relies on huge trust assumptions
Good take

>>54119011
Checked
>>54119115
>>Sergey has to go on podcasts with random twitter trannies to shill link
This is an upgrade from Yt channels with 50subs

>>54132371
>Given that CLG is on Chainlink's payroll it makes the interview even more "silly"
Isn't it quite normal for a community advocate/manager/whatever to interview the CEO ever so often? Most projects (crypto, gaming or otherwise) do this, no? QNT interviewed their own CEO at SWIFT since they didn't have a booth or a speaking slot lmao. That's what I'd consider silly, but still an understandable move if you want exposure

Chainlink starting to sound like Enron. Numbers are bad (low adoption) yet they keep saying everything is fine, ignoring anyone who points out otherwise, won't discuss transparency, just keep repeating the mantra "it's fine, it's fine, it's all fine".

>>54132974
>good job all around
>of course its a curated interview! who thinks otherwise!

A scripted interview can never be "good". You are approaching this video as a bagholder who is coping that at least sergey humanized himself instead of answering anything critical.

>>54133522
If your argument is what Chainlink is doing is normal because QUANT did it too then you are a bag holding idiot DOUBLE NIGGER.

>>54125759
>>54125759
>>54126033
>>54126033
>>54127457
these are CLL employees. you stupid fucks dont get why early buyers are mad do you?

>>54118963
Fuck chainlinkgod. Insufferable faggot knowitall whos wrong half the time. Horrible community leader without a spine. Fuck off zach, paid fraudster idiot.

>>54132371
another CLL employee. you fags need to learn to blend in better. You left out the part about that fat piece of shit blue balling us for a whole year by announcing staking at the peak of a bull run only to have a half assed contract at the start of the dump

kek he had Sergey literally talkin about big macs

>>54118963
WHERE IS ANYTHING YOU PROMISED YOU FAT RUSSIAN FUCK
WHY HAVE I BEEN HOLDING A FUCKING CRYPTO FOR 6 YEARS AND AM NOWHERE NEAR MAKING IT

Sergey is soooo much better in podcast format - he killed this one

>>54133757
Just answer the question. Is it or is it not normal for community advocates/managers to interview their CEO? The company I work at does it too (tech).
>seething this hard about QNT
Why didn't you buy QNT when it was $3 during the Oracle x Chainlink startups anon? You did know it was one of those startups, right?

Imagine a blunt rotation with Sergey, Andrew Tate, Joe Rogan, and Elon Musk...that would be epic

>>54133829
>Maybe if I quote posts 2 times it'll seem like there are more posts
L M A O
>Post shitting on the bizarreness and dumb questions of the interview is actually a paid CLL post bro
L M A O

>>54133733
No, you are approaching this as someone who apparently had something riding on a community engagement interview that was more candid than most and perfectly fine because you're bored and impatient.

>>54133522
I say "silly" in the sense that there's obviously a calculated motive behind the podcast. It's not just Sergey sitting down because he really wants to talk about Big Macs. They obviously discussed topics ahead of time and then sat down to record a podcast. Nothing wrong with that, as long as people know what's going on here.

>>54134496
Well, that's obviously the case. Again, it served its purpose.

You know the phrase "this is why we can't have nice things"? It applies beautifully to the reaction itt from bored, worked up biz neets wallowing in miserable, demoralised impatience, so fever pitch about a perception of a state of emergency that anything short of crisis-level wartalk will not do to them. That's their own asocial expectations as they continue to shit on their own asset because they are, again, losers irl with no decent grip on anything real. That's why a community engagement podcast, clearly intended as a lighthearted morale boost generally enjoyed by anyone with their head left screwed on, is apparently high treason.

>>54119011
>2
2017 was 6 years ago