/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57365765
>Sibos Plywood Guy: Chainlink is the leading web3 service provider.
>Kemal El Moujahid: Chainlink is now the industry standard, powering all of DeFi and beyond.
>Ben Chan: Chainlink is going through really an amazing phase now.

wen moon

>>57365773
>Eric Schmidt: The Chainlink vision is: cryptographic truth is always the right answer.
>Sergey Nazarov: If you look at how the world works and you say, I think the world should be more transparent, then this is probably a good industry for you to think about.
>Johann Eid: Crypto, web3, whatever we call it, Chainlink brings a lot of this stuff to life.

>>57365787
>Adelyn Zhou: Web3 is where all the actions at.
>Kemal El Moujahid: You need a web3 strategy.

>>57365799
>Steve Ellis: This is how we can make the most impact and help the whole ecosystem.
>Sergey Nazarov: It’s something that many people agree is the way the world will work going forward.

>>57365773
>Sibos Plywood Guy
Lol I'll never forget that. They could have alluded to it as a lighthearted side note, but no, they just pretended it wasn't there, for days on end, adding to the humour value. Good times

>>57365812
>Sergey Nazarov & Steve Ellis: The Chainlink Episode

>>57365818
>Sergey Nazarov: And I’m just looking at you right? and right into this thing.

>>57365830
>Steve Ellis: In the camera, okay. Hey, cool.

>>57365839
>Chapter 1 - Questioning the Unseen

>>57365850
>Sergey Nazarov: The world is currently built on a system of paper promises.
>Steve Ellis: There are many signs if you look around of degrading trust in traditional institutions. You can see it in media, in government, financial policy, there are places where people are not keeping their promises.
>Sergey Nazarov: The 2008 financial crisis was a good example of the negative effect of paper promises and society and individuals had to pay for that. That’s something that we wanted to solve.

>>57365862
>Steve Ellis: This is nice Sergey!
>Sergey Nazarov: I don’t think they’re recording, are you guys recording?
>Steve & Sergey: *giggles*

>>57365773
ok yeah i get that those guys said chainlink good
but there's a few ESL guys who sit here 24/7 saying chainlink bad so i sold, sorry

>>57365875
>Steve Ellis: Sergey and I met in college. We’re very different; the things that freak me out do not freak him out and vice versa so we kinda counterbalance each other.
>Sergey Nazarov: When I got into the blockchain industry, I described the potential of it to him.
>Steve Ellis: I think blockchain was such an exciting idea, specifically once it got into sorta smart contracts.

>>57365880
the price speaks for itself. Paid marketers can be ignored when the markets value it this low

>>57365898
yeah true
the market is never wrong - if chainlink were worth buying, it would already be $81k and i would gladly pay $81k per token only after it reaches that number

>>57365896
>Steve Ellis: We met up for tacos, right?
>Sergey Nazarov: Worked together until 3 AM.
>Steve Ellis: And then I remember next thing I just woke up next morning and like rode my bike over, met you in the office, we kept working.

>>57365909
>Steve Ellis: Data today is gathered from many places, it’s just a matter of how you turn it into something useable
>Sergey Nazarov: Our technology allows people to form relationships without the need to put your faith in anyones promises because once you cryptographically commit to something and you’re not relying on promises, you’re relying on mathematics.

>Chainlink advocate thread
Cringe

>>57365929
>Chapter 2 - Proof over promises

>>57365939
>Steve Ellis: There’s a lot of competition early on, we quietly kept our heads down, built the next working version. What we mean by keep your head down and build is don’t worry about creating lots of hype, just focus on delivering value and driving the ecosystem forward. And to be fair, we were surrounded by people that were not delivering. There was originally either the skepticism of ‘this problem is too small’, or ‘this problem is too large’.
>Sergey Nazarov: We’re still in this period of very cyclical boom and bust cycles where everyone’s like ‘blockchains are the best’,’blockchains are the worst’. I’ve actually always viewed skepticism as a very positive signal. People that shy away from skepticism, they’re missing out on the future and what they’re gaining is the approval of their peers, which i never really valued very highly.

>>57365935
>>57365776
you forgot to switch ids fudsister

>>57365952
>Steve Ellis: We just focused on delivering the product because in a world filled with all of this hype, delivering what we had promised people was what really seemed important and what I found is: smart people want to work on hard problems.

>>57365961
>Chapter 3 - Smart people at the right time

>>57365970
>Adelyn Zhou: In the last few, you know, year and months we’ve had a few other amazing new people join.
>Kemal El Moujahid: Sergey’s vision of a world powered by truth really resonated.

>>57365982
>Dahlia Malkhi: I could immediately see, Chainlink fills a missing link.
>Lorenz Breidenbach: Back when I joined Chainlink Labs, we were like twenty people. Since then, the company has developed a lot, it’s only logical to bring on experienced folks that have worked in much larger orgs.
>Dahlia Malkhi: I spent the past two decades working in Tech.
>Kemal El Moujahid: I was at Google, leading TensorFlow
>Dahlia Malkhi: Microsoft, VM Ware, Diem, the Libra Project.
>Sergey Nazarov: The people joining Chainlink Labs are experienced, thoughtful professionals willing to be part of something new at the early stages.
>Kemal El Moujahid: Those big waves of innovation, there’s always this moment where things start to mature and from then on they accelerate.

>>57365995
>Chapter 4 - Enabling the next web

>>57366016
>Steve Ellis: The goal of Chainlink is to enable creators. We want to provide provide people the tools they need to enable their own economic future.
>Sergey Nazarov: I’m really impressed by the dedication and the ownership that people have towards building the Chainlink Network.

>>57366024
>Moderator: There’s someone here who can speak a lot more about innovation and infrastructure, let’s bring up Sergey! *thunderous applause*
>Sergey Nazarov: We have a lead of multiple years, the best users, over 80% market share, which once again you should all really be proud of. I think its great.

>Jan 1, 2021
BTC: $29,125
ETH: $750
LINK: $12.25
AVAX: $3.66
DOGE: $0.005
MATIC: $0.02
SOL: $1.50
BNB: $37.14
ADA: $0.17
TRX: $0.02

>Jan 1 2024
BTC: $45,000
ETH: $2,380
LINK: $15.75
AVAX: $42.25
DOGE: $0.09
MATIC: $1.01
SOL: $111.20
BNB: $318.09
ADA: $0.62
TRX: $0.10

>>57366031
>Sergey Nazarov: I’m really thrilled to be working with people that see that what we’re working on will change the way that entire industries work.

>>57366044
>Chapter 5 - Just the start

>>57366051
>Sergey Nazarov: Me and Steve sit down every couple of months to think through the deeper problems.
>Steve Ellis: We spend less time together but at its core, yeah, we’re still friends and partners.
>Sergey Nazarov: We do tacos sometimes, but I think most of the time we’re so busy thinking, we don’t even notice what we’re eating.
>Steve Ellis: As for the future of Chainlink, we are the industry standard. There are endless possibilities.

>>57366065
>Sergey Nazarov: The infrastructure we make isn’t a nicety, its actually a necessity.
>Steve Ellis: We’ve enabled trillions of dollars of value to move through blockchains and DeFi.
>Sergey Nazarov: And that’s how we’ve gotten to 80% plus of market share.

>>57366072
>Hugh Karp: We partnered with Chainlink because you need oracles to tell you whats happening in the outside world.
>Kemal El Moujahid: I really want to thank everyone in this group, we’re the clear leaders, that feels great.

>Chinklink doc made by Chinklink labs for the Chinklink youtube channel
Ew. No thanks. What do I care what this fat fuck has to say. Buying more blocklords heroes with my Ethereum I got from trading my old ass link you guys are buying nowadays.

>>57366087
>Nate Holiday: If your vision is, is that smart contracts is gonna run the business process in the future, you know, Chainlink is a perfect partner.
>Ben Chan: We already know how to keep winning and that’s just keep being reliable.

>>57366095
>Sergey Nazarov: We’ve powered $7 trillion in transactions, that’s great news. *thunderous applause* That’s the beginning, thats the tip of the iceberg.
>Sergey Nazarov: It’s kind of beyond belief how far everything has gone and how quickly it’s gotten there. Chainlink’s goal is to just accelerate the adoption of cryptographic truth to everything from gaming, to insurance, to the financial industry, to many other industries and change peoples lives.

>>57365814
based
>>57365935
thanks for the bump
>>57365959
nice, he almost got away with it
>>57366089
your opinion is as irrelevant as you are

Thank you transcript anon, been a while glad to know you are still alive.

I really love Sergey bros, may the lord protect and guide him Amen.

>>57366120
thank you fren, all is wonderful on my end. And i hope the same for you as well. I love Sergey too, and I know he is under His protection.

>>57365765
im new to /biz/ and im so glad i never invested in these tokens. this is just depressing, all the chainlink , gamestop, xrp, bed bath beyond cults. they are all the same.

WHATS THIS FUCKING BASED LPL CHUDDIE KIDDO SHIT???

appreciated as always transcribe anon, have a great day

>>57366226
Based LPL chuddie kiddo how you doing based kiddo pools closed aww miss out shucks!!!

LPL... huh?

HUH???

>>57365765
ty for yet an other good transcribe thread btw
bumpin just because

old enthusiasm that doesnt mean shit
>>57365765

>>57366451
>>57367053
based, thank you frens.

>>57367337
nah, it does
there's a few actual OGs around still
no amount of fudcuck screeching will ever change that, as distressing as you may find it

>>57367391
fuck you, im an OG. Bought in 2017

You transcribed an old video? Who cares?

>>57367414
sure you did

>>57367482
What about LPL...?

>>57366143
brother in Christ fun thread.

Is this thread fudders? This is indian behavior.

>>57366143
What is this from?