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Instant classic post OP, pure kino

>>56205012
>You still don’t get it do you?
i got it a long time ago the question is when the fuck is everyone else going to get it so i can get fucking rich

>>56205012
Quick question: if what you're saying is true, then why aren't smart people buying Link?

>>56205029
2 more years

I get it
stay blessed frens

>>56205012
wagmi

Wars will be fought for cubes bros
People will send their sons to die for cubes. Let that sink in.

>>56205012
If it’s so good why haven’t institutions bought link?

>>56205012
B A S E D

>>56205012
https://youtu.be/rYYAMpBE58Q?si=Cw6SGp-zGx8W5WTy

>>56205071

>>56205012
If you consider the evolution of societies as an analogue to the evolution of multi-cellular life, then what is the closest biochemical/physiological analogue to Chainlink?

>>56205169
Who says they havent? I cannot say any more than that as i am under NDA.

>>56205334
The CNS, obviously

>>56205334
eating psychedelic mushrooms off of animal shit leading to walking upright, tool usage, and language development.

it is a JSON parser. thats what it is. thats ALL it is.

>>56205332
Not convinced. I'm talking big players. Link's daily volume is only $200M. That's nothing. If actual big players were buying then it would've been much more higher.

>>56205466
>still thinks it parses JSON and not TOML
you're years behind, anon.

>>56205012
i think it goes beyond even that, OP
when people think of smartcontracts, they focus too much on the "contract" part and it's misleading - smartcontracts are basically just bits of executable code on the blockchain
but it's not just about being able to transfer value securely based on predetermined agreements
this can be used to design important, low frequency systems and checks which are completely tamperproof which can then be insured
for every use case you could possibly think of for link, there's like 10 others we haven't even thought of yet

>>56205475
ok cool man good luck with your investing, have fun out there

>>56205481
Thanks, you too man.

>>56205356
Nah, if anything, it would be neurotransmitters and/or intercellular second messengers.

>>56205012
>Chainlink Haiku

>>56205379
>off of animal shit
Can normalfags really not understand that psychoactive mushrooms grow in other places?

>>56205012
AINT LIFE GRAND

>>56205012

>>56205029
This. I know people who made 7-8 mil holding Solana and shib in the last bull run, I was in the “smart” crypto and got fucked over by fat boy and now don’t even have 1 million. SmartCon is sell the news, you can smell it

>>56205012
Stack cubes…I like it. Not as catchy stacking sats, but I can live with it. Not great not exciting, but I can live with it.

Stack cubes.

>>56205012
>Aint life grand :)
Listening to slash and ain't life grand for the first time in my life, this must be a sign from sergey

>>56205947
we can, but it doesn't

>>56205012
scam token

>>56205475
>much more higher
>more higher
learn2english you dumb fuck. that's coming from an ESL tard himself.

>>56205012
based

>>56205012
it's gonna dump right after it reaches 8$ right?
it's been doing that for a year, it's like a saw pattern meme at this point

>>56205489
There is no buying pressure and wont be anytime soon. Smartcon will sell off just like last year. It ran to almost $9, then a week later back $6’s.

No one is buying altcoins in this macro environment, but dont expect cult members to realize that

>>56209708
>>56209725
>lowiqs didnt feel the timeline shift
fud and seethe

>>56205012
Token not needed.

You know you could have more linkie poos if you sold now and bought back at $6. You know this is true.

>>56210456
Yeah if you have a 3rd worlder stack

>>56205012
that's all incredibly cool and useful but unfortunately the token is simply not needed

>>56205012
now sir a war is won

Stinkmarines are without doubt the dumbest gorilla nigger retards on the planet.

Token =/= Asset.

Stock in an REIT is liquid, but the underlying holdings are illiquid, derivatives can't make an illiquid asset liquid.

>>56211155
>>56211155
>Token =/= Asset.
>Stock in an REIT is liquid, but the underlying holdings are illiquid

You just BTFO'd yourself in two consecutive lines.
And I check.

>>56209734
Liked and subscribed

>>56212261
261 digits checked myself

Token not needed.
>September 4, 2020:
LINK: $12.50
BTC: $10,434
ETH: $388
BNB: $20.62
XRP: $0.23
ADA: $0.08
DOGE: $0.002
SOL: $2.71
TRX: $0.03
MATIC: $0.01

>September 4, 2023:
LINK: $5.96
BTC: $25,743
ETH: $1,623
BNB: $214.45
XRP: $0.50
ADA: $0.25
DOGE: $0.063
SOL: $19.36
TRX: $0.07
MATIC: $0.55

>>56211261
>shitcoiner is literally retarded
REIT doesn't make RE liquid, only the derivative (stock/token) is liquid, but the derivative is not the asset. Having a liquid derivative of an illiquid asset only creates huge liquidation risk in the system, see: GFC.

>>56205325
redacted

>>56210469
I literally do
Please tell me I’m still invited to the citadel with my paltry 730 link

Buzzwords, buzzwords, buzzwords. Promises promises promises. It gets exhausting. It's so obvious all of you bought old bags (mine, I'm now on Kava, never looking back) and are now stuck with a mediocre stablecoin.

Do better.

>>56212360
September 4 lmao that's gonna be the last date this shit ever gets updated with

>>56205475
Anon is right, the current price doesn't match the optimism. The price of LINK reflects market cycles, and it's crucial to consider the overall market performance. Investing now could be smart before market conditions improve tho