/biz/ - Business & Finance

If someone told me in 2019 that every single breadcrumb would be confirmed without a shadow of a doubt but yet the token would still only be worth $13 USD I'd call them retarded.

>>58668196
buy an ad

>>58668196
what's the revolutionary tech?

If no breadcrumbs were confirmed and you just had Sergey larping outside of swift conferences the price would probably be $150 +

>>58668196
Hmm, at least plays like Vesta will revolutionize the respective fields to a certain extent. I’m not saying this one will alter the way real estate works completely, but it certainly is a start in the positive direction

>>58668196
these DEMONS will stop at nothing to make you SELL your LPL

This is what we have been training for based LPL chuddie kiddos how you doing based kiddos chuddie

Remember your training and you WILL make it back alive.

Remember when based 42 suited up to literally blast pedo zombie reptiles down in those deep underground military bases with Trump and Chainlinkgod???

POOLS FUCKING CLOSED LPL

FUCKING SEETHE ANON WE FUCKING TOLD YOU BUY LPL STAY BASED AND CHUDDIE KIDDO PILLED

NO FUCKING EXCUSES

YOU MISSED THE FUCK OUT

>>58668196
How’s life over 30?

>>58668213
The elimination of counterparty risk in the context of all digitally represented forms of value, simultaneous delivery vs payment, and the integration of live data into digital assets themselves, allowing them to change hands globally while constantly retaining up to date information about their status, value and rules of sale.
The global homogenisation of all forms of digitally represented value into a unified standard, with unprecedented guarantees of fair exchange, real asset backing, instant transfer, zero counterparty risk, global unbounded liquidity, and regulatory compliance.

>>58668196
>invent a technology so revolutionary it makes you lose money after 4 years of bagholding
If you want to see a chart of revolutionary technology, look at NVDA

>>58668196
>high time preference outcast losers who bought your token early (based on other people’s copypasta and research) screech constantly about the fact you’re not dedicating enough energy to making them personally rich, despite them being up 100x, and despite them contributing literally the least amount of any participant in your entire, revolutionary, highly talented ecosystem
You're dead wrong if you think those screeching are OGs who are up 100×.
Fuddies are Twitter/Reddit tourists who bought the top of LINK back in 2021.

>>58668213
>what's the revolutionary tech?
a business model where you don't have a product, collect money from retail and if the thing goes south, you aren't owing anything to anybody

>>58668209
It's because the economy is actually in dire straits right now.
And it's unironically a good thing, because Chainlink itself has only just finished laying (most of) the groundwork necessary to take over everything. Most of the Chainlink architecture and services are in place, and the top institutions are well underway with integrating Chainlink (SWIFT / DTCC), or are beginning to integrate Chainlink, and if they don't fall in either of those 2 categories it's pretty obvious that Chainlink is the choice for any remaining straggler institutions considering the success the previously mentioned orgs are having with Chainlink. What does this mean?
Well, economic crises give rise to paradigm shifts. 2008 led to major financial reform and an age of QE (as well as giving birth to Bitcoin); the manufactured 2020 COVID crisis cemented Bitcoin as a major alternative economic system and neutral currency; 2024/2025 will give rise to CHAINLINK, eventually. Everything's going to burn, but some things will rise from the ashes. Either (or both) of Chainlink and AI. gg.

>>58668304
they already succeeded, they make millions every year from token sales

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>>58668196
>invent a technology so revolutionary that you will displace some of the most powerful people on the planet

The absolute level of IQ required to believe this horseshit lmao

>>58668213
Imagine this: you send a request to an api and it returns an array of data. You then post that data behind a paywall and pretend it's valuable.

>>58668428
To be fair that is revolutionary to people of elderly age

>>58668213
their implementation of threshold encryption is kinda cool

>>58668196
>Invent a technology so revolutionary
Easy there, disgusting beaner, everything that you retards says about "high tech" is only old tech disguised as new
They didn't do shit, they aren't SUPER or shit that are integrating Web3 gaming, they are just connecting blockchain and nothing more

>>58668196
>invent a technology so revolutionary that you will displace some of the most powerful people on the planet

You linkfags have been gas lighting yourselves since 2017. Give it a rest. The 4th industrial revolution is AI technologies not fucking oracles

>>58668209
we are in the $81k timeline

Turns out 100k was a make it stack the whole time because anything less is going to be filtered by selling the neet 10k stack

>>58668501
>they aren't shit
>they're just solving a problem that everyone thought was impossible to solve

>>58668501
AI post.

>>58668216
fucking this

>>58668625
This guy holds a ton of Link

It's all true. But unfortunately, even the fact that the token is not needed

>>58668196
>invent a technology so revolutionary
stopped reading there, JSON parser

>>58668196
i just want to be rich already...it's been 7 fucking years...

>>58668304
>Either (or both) of Chainlink and AI.
AI is every bit as dependent on Chainlink as SWIFT or banks. That's the real kicker that most CL baggies on /biz/ haven't pieced together yet. This generation of AI has already digested the total text of the internet as training. They're even including fucking reddet archives as training data. But next gen AI is going to need a LOT more data. IoT is the only way it'll get good new clean information to eat. Chainlink is the only crypto project aiming directly at permissionless marketplaces for arbitrary data streams. The closest competitors are Ocean or AGI, who want to rent out discrete archives at a time, or sell compute. Chainlink is the only option for an AI to gather realtime info, like watching the weather or understanding tides. You're going to see orders of magnitude more on-chain volume sending and curating raw data than there will ever be financial transactions... and we all know the financial tx's alone are enough to make even suicide-baggies embarrassingly wealthy.

>>58668919
Quite a few of us could seriously end up billionaires. That's crazy, yet very possible.

>>58668240
This
>>58668246
Also this. Best part is they could have lowered their buy average last summer just like I did and been in profit right now.

>>58668196
The worst part of all of this is I went against my gut some years ago now, and decided to trust the plan. If this website has taught me one single valuable lesson, it's that plan trusting is in almost every case completely ruinous. It turns out I don't really care about the tech and in fact it's actually going to be used to enslave me, but the deal was that we get to avoid this by being early. Except, most won't. I guess the mechanism behind "you will be happy" is yet to be released. You will own nothing though, that's for sure.

>>58668209
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>>58668919
very good posts

kek

>>58668196
I view linkies as worse than the scum on the bottom of my boots.

>>58669175
i had a sense tate was based but now that i see his crypto folio im convinced

>>58668919
>company wants weather or tidal data
>they call the weather channel and set up the deals
>delusional chainlink bagholders post online about how they’re going to make it

>>58668196
man, it's been seven years and i've had to watch legit 60 IQ normies outperform me with dog coins, i have every reason to be pissed

Chainlink is to incels what scratch off tickets are to low iq niggers.
Just the little sliver of hope Is all people really want and need.
Linkies could go their entire lives without making it but will continue to hold as long as they have hope that in two more weeks they could potentially hit the jackpot in the lottery.

>>58668919
This is true in the long term but not true for short/medium term. AI companies do NOT have blockchain tech on their radar at all atm.
But in a while when AI is running everything, there will be some instances where the AI was fed false info and fucked something up because of it. That's when people will more seriously start considering blockchain to solve the data provenance problem for AI.

>>58669896
Meanwhile, the biggest weather company in the world.

>>58668209
It really does feel like we’ll never go above 20€ ever again

>>58670214
>You will need to buy chainlink tokens from racist incels if you want to check the weather... because uhhhh..well.. you just do okay? It's da future!

>>58668196
so much revolution bros, I can't handle it, it's too much

>>58670241
>could you IMAGINE the bazillions tho, you need to VISUALIZE harder

>>58669419
whats his portfolio

>>58670239
Yes.
t. Accuweather

>>58668888
checked

>>58670241
The revolution will not be profitable

>>58668196
Nobody really comes on here anymore, there's very rarely any relevant new drops being laid out here so it's mainly fudders screeching at fudders all day, it's basically a containment zoo for fudders.

>>58670214

>DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUDE just buy a scam russian altcoin to check the weather

but...I just went to accuweather.com and it was free

>DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUDE itsthhhh le SSSSTHHECRET

oh ok, but wasn't that article from 3 years ago and nothing positive has happened since for the token

>DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUDE yerrrr Bulgarian!!!!!

>>58670239
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>>58671911
back to your discord, delphians