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>>55846764
For money?
He literally got millions of dollars in exchange for Sergey to use his name in Chainlink promotional materials.
He had to make no inputs, didn't meet with Sergey in person or ever attended their conferences or even visited their offices in the Caymans.

Would you let some low tier scammy software company use your name in exchange for millions of dollars?

>>55846791
I never mentioned chainlink

>>55846877
Oh, I'm sorry.
Was he caught masturbating in public lately? I don't follow news.

>>55846883
>-porn addicted fudder immediately brings up jerking off

>>55846883
Ahaha you fucking dumb bitch fudder. How much are they paying you?

>>55846890
>>55846891

Well if he wasn't caught in some embarrassing buttsex scandal, the only other thing to trash his reputation was selling his name for Chainlink marketing.

>>55846764
rumor has it he's down big on a Pregnant Butt long from 2021 and trying to make it all back with LINK

>>55846791
This so much. Eric Schmidt despite being worth 20 billion dollars cares about a million or two, but he doesn't also advise 50 other crypto projects to get that 50x that money because he just needs those few millies..

And yeah they never met in person, pic related was just a hologram. And his appearance in the upcoming smartcon will just be an audio voice message, AI generated. It's over.

>>55846954
Oh wow, he actually had to show up. I stand corrected.

But that only means LINKcels probably suffered a 150 million token dump to fund his celebrity endorsement.

>>55847013
You JUST KNOW that Sergey isn't going to be paying for that kind of shit out of his pocket.

Sports cars for dad, yes.
Celebrity brand ambassadors, not a chance.
So he dumps.
And dumps.
And then dumps some more.
And the bagholders have no choice but to take it.
Kek

>>55846791
hes worth $16B, doesn't need millions of $, hes the number one guy in the states or the western world for that matter for AI, Chainlink is the guard rails of AI

>>55847025
This so much. Eric Schmidt advising Chainlink and regularly talking to Sergey is the worst thing to ever happen.
And to top it all of, Schmidt already directly praised Chainlink even before he was officially announced as an advisor. It's so over.

https://twitter.com/kofinas/status/1460365062103781384

>>55847074
>regularly talking to Sergey

Mostly involving his payment arrangements.

>>55847051
>doesn't need millions of $

Yes he does.
You think that 16 billion is cash sitting in the bank?
Those are shares and other assets that aren't very liquid.

Yes, if some crypto shitter offers him a few million dollars in exchange for NOTHING, why the hell wouldn't he accept

He's an evil KIKE and JEWgle is the most evil company in the world.

>>55847102
Yes Schmidt keeps asking Sergey for a couple bucks here and there. Then Schmidt goes on a meeting with Henry Kissinger and tells him how he got todays grocery store money from a crypto startup guy. Everyone knows this.
>>55847120
Don't be bothered by that ignorant anon, everyone knows that every billionaire is actually poor, so is Schmidt so no wonder he takes the money from Sergey. But only from Sergey no other crypto project, because he just needs money for the groceries and a few beers that day. A devilish man, Eric.

>>55847187
No one works for free.
Even if it means just letting some low-tier software scam company in the Caymans use your name for advertising purposes. He should and did insist on a fee.

Do you work for free?
Unless you're a janito*d, I would hope not.
Eric Schmidt doesn't either.

>>55847438
Yes and Schmidt chooses to get paid only by Chainlink, no other crypto project. Just advising Chainlink specifically. Most bearish thing someone can imagine. And he's talking again at SmartCon next month, it's so over.

>>55846764
it was just to gather intel on the company

>>55847489
>And he's talking again at SmartCon next month, it's so over.

>Show up for a conference of pajeets and bagholders once a year

Sounds like a dream gig for millions of dollars.
Terrible deal for LINKcel token holders, who had millions of tokens dumped to fund this.

>>55847187
>Kissiner

A lonely 100 year old man, bored with retirement and longing for the attention of people...

Find a group of crypto shitters willing to dump millions of their bagholder dollars just to use him for a celebrity endorsement.

Kek.
You have no idea how bearish this makes me on Chain.stink.

I am NEVER buying this garbage.

>>55847730
Eric Schmidt doesn't need millions of dollars.

>>55847797
Yes he does.
You think he shows up to some shitcoin ComiCon for entertainment?

>>55847797
I caught a multi millionaire scammer someone here for 30k, stopped it and someone gave me 15k.
Point being even millionaires want small 5 figure sums so a billionaire absolutely would do a show up for millions.

>>55848036
Wrong.

So yesterday I went to the bank to get a couple rolls of quarters for the washing machine in my building. As I was standing there minding my own business, a very rude, very agitated man barged in and cut straight to the front of the line. He was in his sixties, sweating profusely, with mussed gray hair and little steamed-up round glasses. I'd guess he was about 5'10" tall and worth about $23 Billion.

"HAS MY FUCKING CHEQUE CLEARED YET?" the man roared, a vein now throbbing in his temple. "I DONT WANT A STAKE IN THE FUTURE OF FUCKING FINANCE, I WANT COLD HARD CASH"

The man was literally shaking from rage and his face was turning beet-red. He started taking his shirt off! Right in the crowded bank!

"WHEN I SAID YOU WERE ON SOMEBODY'S LIST IT WAS MINE YOU SANDWICH FUCKING RETARD"

The man snapped into a zen like state. He buttoned his shirt back up, fixed his hair, and wiped his glasses. He coolly walked towards the exit, but just before he left and turned around to the stunned crowd and said,

"I just want to remind everyone that zoom calls will kill you."

>>55846791
>offices in the Caymans.
Bros why does Chainlink have offices in the Caymans and not the U S of A?

>>55848080
So tell us, Linkcel, why does a billionaire show up for a shitcoin ComiCon?

>>55848100
>Bros why does Chainlink have offices in the Caymans and not the U S of A?

Same reason Sam Bankman's FTX operated out of the Bahamas: what they're doing is very illegal under US laws.

>>55848183
Wait what? Ok I know this sounds retarded but can you explain that to me? Why has CLG neber talked about this?

>>55847718
intel? how to make an ERC20 token?

>>55848192
>Why has CLG
Literally who?

> Ok I know this sounds retarded but can you explain that to me?
Both FTX and Chainlink were violating numerous securities laws. Therefore they could not operate in the US without being shut down or thrown in jail.

>>55848214
Kek, good point.
He's obviously there because even Bill Gates shows up to conferences for a few million bucks per speaker fees.

>>55848176
>Jarvis, activate the self-destruct sequence for the vaxxxbots circulating in the bloodstreams of all crypto venture capitalists and their cronies -- set detonation for T-minus... two weeks.

>>55846764
>muh derick schmitt

>>55847489
>And he's talking again at SmartCon next month
If zoom recording counts

>>55846764
Why did he not liquidate Nexo by accumulating the token?
Did he become risk averse after making it to a billionaire status?

>>55848176
To be part of putting the lime in the coconut.

>>55846764
This has me completely baffled. He's not an idiot. But it sure makes him look like one by jumping on board. If he's so bullish why hasn't he bought in yet or is he buying privately?

>>55848230
>sits there ranting about link for 3 hours
sorry fudcuck, i know you're upset but the lies you're trying to spread have never been effective
just not selling - even if you make 15 more low iq fud posts

>>55848426
This meme is literally me

>>55846890
Kek,gotten

>>55846791
>>55847013
Schmidt started talking about Chainlink first. He was only hired as an advisor a month later after Sergey obviously noticed the shoutout.

Also,
>15 fucking pbtid

>>55847013
>my fud was wrong, ACK !
>but that only means…another fud

Pfff

>>55848082
It makes sense ari wrote a book, he's been writing these stories here for years now.

> tarnish
first big name to be associated with a new era of truth in our world.

>>55846954
not to mention the complaints that Eric had about Sergey refusing to meet him in person
kek

>>55851059
>hurrr Eric scolded Sergey for all the remote work
How many times have you spammed this trivial little remark of Eric's since Smartcon?
Like 20 times per day on average for nearly a full year now?

And how many times have you brought up the many times when Schmidt called Chainlink a key part of the future of finance?

>>55851132
No response, interesting

>>55848980
I'm NEVER buy your bags faggot, I want you to know that.
And also making sure that no other newfag does.

>There will always be a need for a truth machine. And that truth machine will be the deciding factor of what happens for those trust minimized applications. A society powered by cryptographic guarantees needs a system of cryptographic truth to prove what happened.
And this is why Eric Schmidt has joined the team. This is the end game. Everything so far is kiddie shit compared to the end stage of Chainlink.

Eric Schmidt already tried to create a definite global truth machine with Google, which he obviously wasn't able to realize without cryptography. Check this 2005 Schmidt interview excerpt and it should all finally click to you as well
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XeIIpLqsOe4