/biz/ - Business & Finance

The USA/EU/UN is a
NEW LIBERAL FASCIST regime
They combined FDR and Hitlers left wing collectivism and replaced
Aryans with Jews
Their goal is to keep individual sovereign right wingers enslaved
while having brainwashed a bunch of tankies with superhero movies into beating up the conservative opposition to the fascists as "antifa".

token not needed

>>55123652
No, they all roped.

no it was comfy, got so many linkies for so little money every month. we were constantly pumping against bitcoin but crabbing in usd. everyone else was demoralized, we just made funny memes and ironic fud to keep the redditors out.
what youre experiencing now is similar, except there is no fun anymore, there are too many bagholders (essentially 80% of buyers bought high in 2020-2021) with unrealized losses whose only retort is to cope and seethe on a vietnamese basket weaving forum

>>55123684
>be me
>by high
>actually 90% down on link holdings
>never fudded once
>never selling
why can't they just take responsibility for themselves?
I don't think it is link holders fudding anymre desu
every shitcoiner and dev must be shitting themselves at running out of the best source of dumb money in the clown world
they are all behind the fud imo

>>55123652
So this is a little different. Most people weren’t sure about link 100%. We knew it would be big, if it worked.
Pre main net was an exciting time, but it was highly dependent on the team delivering.
Once mainnet dropped we knew it wasn’t about to be anything but a sure thing.
We used to fud for fun.
We tried everything to keep Reddit from finding out.
It worked, but something changed with Zeus capitol showing up.
Our fud became a weapon to manipulate the price rather than keeping people we didn’t like out.
Things evolved from there and now we’re waiting for the day the system runs fully dispelling all the fud.
It’s on its way and now they’re just fudding you rather than the protocol or the team.

>>55123652
yes, there is evil suppressing the token
all we can do is keep buying, keep holding, keep staking
goodness will prevail

>>55123727
>>actually 90% down on link holdings
You bought the exact top and never averaged down?

>>55123727
>why can't they just take responsibility for themselves?
because they're from /pol/

>>55123727
>>55123957
Yea dude why are you not buying as much as possible right now? My first buys were 11 cents and I’m piling in at these prices. These are unironically our last chances to get cheapies.

In 2017 when I first bought we bought it as a joke doubting that anyone would believe our made up fomo

>>55123986
This. It was all breadcrumbs, mememagick and assblasting

>>55123727
>Loses 90% of his money and doesn't fud
I don't usually see retail exit liquidity on here anymore, interesting

>>55123999
Holy shit. Checked, assblaster was the real deal

>>55123937
not exactly 90% but that's the fud that's posted
>down 90% against eth
i got in at 27-30
i have bought more since
i am comfy
and i really can't understand anyone in a similar position being disappointed with anyone but themselves for not selling

>and i really can't understand anyone in a similar position being disappointed with anyone but themselves for not selling
that read like fud
let me rephrase
>not selling the top and buying the bottom
i knew it was going to be a long hold and even if it went to 100 or 1000 even it would come back down and would be going back up next run because adoption and development weren't finished

That bear may have been easier for me psychologically. Im still young but I was (obviously) a bit younger and more hopeful for my own future.

Leinz is the hottest of the bloomberg bunch

>>55124069
Janny, your life is coming to an end
imagine dying over shitposting on 4chan and taking the broom to shitpost more

>>55123727
>duuuuuuuuude they are fuddddderzzzz everywhere I look

>duuuuuuuude I beated them by losing hundreds of thousands of dollars

>HODL Marinesthhhhhh

Life in a cult folks

>>55123976
>duuuuuuuuuuude j j j j just bought moarrrr marinesthhhhh

>tries to pick up bucket of tears beneath keyboard, muscle atrophied arm gives out, tears spill all over floor

>>55124169
>A cult in which Swift, BIS, Citibank, AWS etc etc are all members.
Bullish.

>>55124191
you realize you sound like an xrptard, but that is the idea I suppose, at least it was mine, link was useful, but the window is closing and its time to really clean up

>>55123727
you’re gmi

even if top buying fuddies hold it through and get some money out of it I doubt they’ll keep it for long

>>55123652
Yes, sergey never cared for us. Ever. It was pretty bad back then.
remember the slack christmas message in 17? Because i fucking remember.

>>55123652
It was much easier back then since there was so much room to grow and so many unknowns.
Now chainlink labs has over hundred employees, you can see the flaws in their monitezation schemes (price feeds) and it already pumped to rank 5 on cmc.

Now it feels like we are washed up baggies like NEO holders after an insane high but more cultish like XRP holders.

I unironically have moved on with my life, got a great job so my life doesn't depend on link token's outcome.

I legit don't think we'll ever break the previous ATH.

Even the link culture here is so boring and shallow. Mentally ill self fudders vs other mentally ill fudders taking turns daily whether they are fudding or defending link.

Every thread had the same pattern depending on the OP.

Fuck this place

>>55124261
this
it's fucking over

>>55124161
Are you accusing me of being a janny?
To be clear, i didn't sell. As i stated. But i think i should have swung when i had the chance.
I don't think the opportunity to swing will come around again and i won't feel comfortable trying as it is too far along in development now to take such a risk i feel.
Back then i had much less money available too. I had a lot of wasteful expenses that are now being put solely into link.
So as i said, i'm comfy now and won't be selling.
I hope that clears up confusion, if there is any.

>>55124299
yes that is exactly what I am accusing you to be.
Chainlink threads were the only thing that made this board look like it isn't totally dead and jannies job hasn't been cleaning up, but keeping this board on live support so advertiser pay up.

>>55124249
Wait what was the slack message?

>>55124261
i disagree

>>55124261
>>I unironically have moved on with my life, got a great job so my life doesn't depend on link token's outcome.

Wish I could do the same but crypto is my only hope.

>>55124405
lol, bro. Take Econ 101. Look at how money has doubled in the last two years. Thank Joe Biden for that. It's not hard to be smard. XD

>>55124444
not voting for desantis, jew

>>55124318
I would never work for free and i resent the accusation.

>>55124444

2017-18 had far more brutal fud and was much higher iq
until some of the early announcements in late 2018 we really were just running on swift connections and not much else

it has been interesting seeing the project grow, taking all the academic talent, shifting to only hiring faangs, the big name advisors that are now on board etc
for a little start up what they have created is really impressive, so much from back then is dead, while chainlink has an essential monopoly in a core part of the stack

by comparison, now the fud is just boring and repetitive
some are demoralized about not taking profit or enough profit in last bull so you do see a lot of negativity here
i think the biggest criticism is that chainlink took too long to monetize properly, staking should have come at least a year earlier given that it's really pretty limited and could have been a good bull market driver, topping out at $50 was pretty underwhelming given how it had performed earlier in the bull cycle

when you think about it, it has been similar to eth's monetization timeline, beacon chain = v0.1 but eth got the big initial run that we have never really got

but fuck, i'd take this any day of the week, haven't worked for years, am working on a chainlink related project.. all from a 5k investment kek
so many here got fucked over by bat or req or whatever, link actually survived and retired or semi-retired many of us
now with ccip, we should get our next big push upwards and should be nicely for 2024/5 bull

>>55124848
Its not like jannies work for free, but you know that
just one of those idiotic tankie memes to don't have competition for a grift

>>55123652
No this is significantly harder but it’s all out there now

>>55123652
Holding through the last cycle was hard as hell, and I failed for a little bit, which resulted in me having a 10th of the stack I otherwise would've had.
The fud here was way more potent back then because you couldn't really confirm any of the breadcrumbs, and it was totally maddening.

Right now is frustrating in a different way because you can easily see where this is heading, but no one knows when we're going to see the price reflect the progress being made.
Last bullrun, I just checked out and didn't really think about crypto for a year or so, but this time things are still moving in a way that's keeping me engaged.
It's like we're in some time warp where the night before Christmas lasts years and years.
The only way my mindset has changed was that I used to think that if things didn't start moving significantly before 2024, I would sell.
Now I'm firmly never selling

the first time you hold through a pump it all gets easier. watching your networth ping pong around hopping 10s of thousands of dollars like it's a game is a feeling i have trouble putting into words

idk if it was worse then or now but im better than i was before so its ez. i always posted on this board that my #1 goal, whether i get rich or not, is to work on myself so that i'm not one of those faggots posting "I got rich but my life still sucks". and that's the best advice i can give. get your ducks in a row and you might not even need LINK to moon by the time ur ready (but it's gonna, and we're gonna own cities)

>>55123652
No this is different. Everyone's demoralized and there's an insane amount of overhead supply. Even if you never saw the chart you'd know this from holders lashing out at Sergey everytime he tweets. Fuck

>>55123652
Everything was different back then nobody normal was afraid of the economy crashing in 2018 everything was pumping now I just don't know I'm old bald and scared

>>55123802
peak schizo baggie

>>55125261

>>55124980
In any case, i am not a jannie and i don't understand what i said that led you to believe so.
I explained what i did, what i thought, and why i still hold. I fear any further claims from me will only cement your position.

>>55124261
Fucking Kek. No matter how many times I see this pasta it sucks me in and I forget what it is. Saved. This is the newfag demoralizer 9000.

No because I didn't have a constant regret that I didn't sell the top

>>55125661
>pasta
>only one post
>>/biz/?task=search&ghost=&search_text=It+was+much+easier+back+then+since+there+was+so+much+room+to+grow+and+so+many+unknowns.+Now+chainlink+labs+has+over+hundred+employees%2C+you+can+see+the+flaws+in+their+monitezation+schemes+%28price+feeds%29+and+it+already+pumped+to+rank+5+on+cmc.++Now+it+feels+like+we+are+washed+up+baggies+like+NEO+holders+after+an+insane+high+but+more+cultish+like+XRP+holders.++I+unironically+have+moved+on+with+my+life%2C+got+a+great+job+so+my+life+doesn%27t+depend+on+link+token%27s+outcome..
what anon said is fact. paid shills like bob4punk take turns pretending to be mentally ill fudders or deranged 1keoy shills just so they can cap for twatter the last few good anons contributions to the thread

>>55125320
Source on this? I gotta see this with sound.

>>55126304
Here's the audio:
https://youtu.be/Sh2-P8hG5-E?t=8

>>55126304
>>55126336
>stinkers getting erect for Ms. Ham Planet
holy cringe KILL YOURSELF ASAP
>>55125320
KILL IT WITH FIRE DEAD

>>55125200
>It's like we're in some time warp where the night before Christmas lasts years and years.
kek

>>55126502
This is called the “denial” stage

>>55123652
It wasn't hellish at all, but it felt surreal. Because if you had a 3 digits IQ and autism, you'd have understood plain as day that Chainlink was the key to unlock value for the entire space, only biz saw it, and it was just a matter of waiting for the rest of the market to figure it out, and it eventually kinda did, going from stuck behind dentacoin the coin for dentistry (lol) to reaching the top 5, performing better than almost anything else during that period, without vcs shilling. What was hellish was the bullrun, when absolute braindead normie tier garbage, the doge, ada and nfts and sbf sol kike nonsense pumped while link comparatively under performed, losing ranks below 20, and link hasn't recovered its momentum since despite the bear market.

There are obvious similarities with ccip launch with the original eth usd mainnet, how the market is still completely sleeping on what innovations ccip will enable. This is true bear market shit. Whether ccip can kickstart another link run however remains to be seen, I'm hopeful for the long term but short term price action is less obvious than it was in 2018 because of the fed situation and how infested with abhorrent vcs crypto is now. It's why og links who didn't sell at 50 and hate themselves now are still deluded and confident long term.

>>55123736
>Most people weren’t sure about link 100%. We knew it would be big, if it worked.
You need to remember the scope was much smaller. If they had laid out everything they were doing then sure. But the problem was simple
>can they solve the oracle problem
>can they make staking work
If chainlink was unable to solve the oracle problem then noone was going to, given the brains they had on board. They still haven't "solved" staking but it has matured from what it was back then.
I never doubted.

>>55126813
>fudding dentacoin 2023
The dental industry will be tokenized!
Jeffrey Epstein has a dentist chair in his secret underground complex and rumor has it he is long on DENTA WAGMI

>>55123652
something is going to happen
sirgay would never go on bloomberg before
he is almost ready

>>55123727
very based
ya i've shifted to thinking it's mETHheads and a cabal of shitcoin projects behind the fud. i've never once felt moved by the fud because it's such low quality but as >>55123684 pointed out it isn't fun anymore. you can usually tell when it's a linkie fudding just to have a laff but the real fuddies clearly are not actually having any fun, they are desperately trying to break us. although thankfully it's so jarring and inorganic that it merely falls flat.

>>55123976
Post buy orders

>>55124261
This is pretty accurate.
Move on, this shit is a VC imploded turd dead in the water.

>>55123652
2018 og here
It is worse now than it has ever been

>>55128183
Jep. If you held after the May 21 dump you got scammed by this board and the trannies that run it. If you held after November 21, you are an idiot in the original sense of the word. If held after staking, you are retarded and should have your brain checked and maybe blow it out because there is nothing of value in there

>>55123684
>we were constantly pumping against bitcoin but crabbing in usd.
That's when you know you've nailed it with a bear run investment and you're going to make it when the bull hits unless something silly happens.

>>55128354
>we were constantly pumping against bitcoin
It's dumping and crabbing in sats since April 2021

>>55128329
It doesn't matter too much. It will gain some percentage of Eth's gains no matter what.
If ETH goes to $10k I don't think it's that likely that LINK doesn't at least wick to $20. And I mean there are better scenarios than that, but as far as crypto goes LINK is comfy in the sense that it's a solid project that has value. So the odds of it going to zero like some idiots claim on here is...zero.
No one is going to lose money now holding LINK.

>>55128372
He's obviously about talking about pre 2021

>it's /pol/ baggies
(((whoever))) claims that, it's them

>>55128394
That's a big if, and likely never going to happen. Eths logic was that it becomes the corpo merchant chain. But the code is still shit and everything looks like the age of judeo-masonic merchant republics is over

>>55123652
>I feel that there is something her[sic] happening, a force that isn't quite human, making it difficult.
It's called "being a useless shitcoin"

>>55123652
>Was back then as hellish as now
2018 was worse because we weren't 100% sure about link, now link is a sure thing but it feels like its taking fucking ages to moon

The biggest difference is that /biz/ isn't as fun or resourceful anymore. I don't even mean Link threads that have gone down in quality but this board rarely has insightful threads on inner workings of btc, eth, general market trends, occult threads, life advice and some on. Anons just stopped effortposting.
Anyone still holding Link from early days of 2017-2019 can see where we are headed. I am more wiser and relaxed since at least now I can earn linkes from staking.

>>55128554
>but this board rarely has insightful threads on inner workings of btc, eth, general market trends, occult threads, life advice and some on.

its because this space is dead for good. most of the FIAT guard rails are gone. 2017 guys were perfectly primed for the 2021 run but now its over. this bear market is so vicscous and gut wrenching, it unironically killed of all the actual longterms helder morale
if you lose your money, thats okay if you still have the spirit to strive rebuilding it. but if you there is not moral and you dont see the point its over

everyone in crypto is worse off joining it then not.
if you are gambler you will not make it
if you are on payroll at a crypto news org, you will do fine. but these would to fine with something else too, so the point of crypto in itself isnt there

its useless, the whole concept of it

>>55128823
Don't know. Btc and xmr to a certain degree is still doing what it is expected to do. The rest of the space. Yeah but. It down with the corporations and venture capitalist behind it

>>55128839
btc and xmr what about it?
crypto was a way for ascetic guys to save 25k, or have their small inheritance to use to make life changing money
if you bought bluechip alts in 2018-2019 exiting for 4x in 2021 was a good to actually pull off

>>55128942
Alts are a scam. And using the word (((blue chip))) identifies you as what you are. A shabbos goy or worse a jew.
Btc and xmr to a certain degree is money a mean of transaction for goods and services that corporate jewish america doesn't support

>>55128443
>Eths logic was that it becomes the corpo merchant chain. But the code is still shit and everything looks like the age of judeo-masonic merchant republics is over
Link's logic is that it's going to become the backbone of the entire world's interactions. And the code is good unlike Eth.

>>55123652
Token Not Needed

>>55128962
Brainwashed, snap out

>>55129014
Linkies still believe their shitcoin is more important than ETH lol

Ethereum went from $1 to $4800 in less than five years meanwhile Chainlink is still trading at single digits after more than half a decade

>>55123658
kys idiot

>>55129022
>new buyers can buy proportionally more of link supply than eth or btc for the same dollar amount
okay you sold me gonna buy link

>>55129022
And the mev mafia poster arrives
Your chain is even more of a scam then the tokens on it

I only got to say love you
I mean that Harry Potter coin that the real bitcoin I love

>>55129046
>>55129050
okay schizos, I guess we'll have to wait 2 more weeks until Link moons ;)

>>55129062
It's really fun to play jews and shabbos goys like a zither. And like an instrument they always react predicable

>>55129062
new buyers can continue to buy more of the link supply than they ever could afford for eth or btc owing to its low price and if it crashes they will be better positioned token distribution wise than they ever could be in eth or btc

>>55123652
In 2018 was worse because if you didn't understood the tech (I didn't) LINK was just a shitcoin among other that was just dumping with everything else.

Now LINK went a long way, even those like me who invested because of the memes and because Nazarov seemed like a reliable guy can see that we invested in something big.

Look at the graph, we went from 1.5 dollars to 12 cents, that's more than a 90% dump.

>>55123652
back then it was more fun

>>55129011
>>55129022
>>55129062
>>55125276
every time i see posts like these i buy 100 more linkies
*buys 100 more linkies*

>>55129112
too bad altcoins only have one cycle and then fade into obscurity.

>inb4 my altcoin is different
no lol

>>55128942
I didn't work out to exit. Might as well have left it in index funds the last 5 years.

>>55129179
Doubt altcoins ever coming back. Corporates run practically every grift and scam and tried every way of shilling in the book. They are done

>>55129062
Two weeks not enough even. We are used to you fallacy Sergey cum. I dumped my bags already for NXRA and caused the dip. Anyone that tries to accumulate again is my exit liquidity.

>>55123652
why did he show this at the TV show, link sisters?

>>55123652
No, because it was constantly doing something. It was basically in a slow but steady bullrun against BTC, ETH and the entire market. It was the best performing coin in those years flat out, and it culminated in the 20$ peak in 2020. This time it's a billion times worse because we aren't outperforming anything, we're underperforming against way less risky assets and are losing ranks. We fell from rank 5 to 20.

>>55123652
Nah this is bad. Back then we all thought in 2023 everything would be up and running. Instead what we got was Sergey blue balling us at the peak price about steaking only for them releas a beta version when the bull started.

>>55130559
I remember people claiming Link would have traded at triple digits after staking was released.

It's incredible how /biz/ is always wrong about everything

>>55130578
Would have been possible, but the mEth tankies got tricked and made a lot of people a lot of sats shorting

>>55123652
Back then there wasn't someone dumping Bitcoin every time Link tried to pump, but the fud on biz was constant just like it is now.

There were a lot of strange market movements around Link back then too, but they weren't as blatant about it as they are now.

>>55130586
source?