/biz/ - Business & Finance

BUMP

believe it, my friend. so many people have low self esteem these days, so low that they can't fathom something amazing like LINK happening to them. well it's time to snap out of it. because you are gonna be livin' the high life very soon. I recommend visiting some high end clubs and hotels to start getting used to the experience. It'll help you ease into the kind of lifestyle you will soon enjoy on a regular basis.

how did we find out about this before everyone?? I started looking into ICOs and wrote it down but it too much minimum buy in.

Who was the original shiller on /biz/ please come forward.

It fucking sickens me that some people aren't 100% in Link
this project will leave in its wake as many an heroes as millionaires

What the fuck just happened? Was there a flash crash? For about 5 minutes my blockfolio said LINK was down like 40%, but now its back to like $1.27

>>6172885
It was the legend himself... Sergey.

Yeah, i can't believe that i somehow found cryptos and especially Chainlink. It will change world and my life.

>>6172907
that's just blockfolio bein' retarded, as usual

>>6172992
Shit doesn't even load the market charts 90% of the time anymore

>>6172828
barely related shitpost image I took some years ago for /a/

I was an OG pre-sale linkie. This shit just gave me too much stress after a while. I sold at 20 cents about a month or two ago. And I've actually 10x'd that money elsewhere, so no, I'm not upset.

Thinking about grabbing a nice bag of LINK again soon though. No marines left behind

>>6173106

ta faggot in this Thread who can tell me the bottom buy in target volume seems to decrease hard so i guess handle is forming in the next days

>>6172885
You're right, its not possible that /biz/ knows about an opportunity before it absolutely fucking explodes

why dont one of you explain to me what it does

i have been here for 6 months and i have no idea what chainlink does

i thought it was a meme

>>6173304

>>6172756
I'm actually fucking shocked, the gravity of the discovery has left me awe struck.

Half of my brain is telling me a bunch of deluded faggots on biz have actually gone insane, but the logical part says this is the new ETH, but 10x more potential.

My entire crypto trading strategy has changed. I'm not about absolute returns in the short term, I'm looking for a strategy that maximising the amount of link I can hold. I got in on this late, but I can still /makeit/ off the back of biz's weaponised autism.

>>6172885
They were the elders of LINK. Epic autists with legendary levels of NEETpower and hands made of iron, chosen by SN himself.

>>6173355
so it does nothing

>>6173423

>>6173423
if you've been here 6 months and don't know by now, there's no hope for you.

I'm new to crypto, should i buy LINK? What does it do? Please tell me why it is so good. Thanks

>>6173474
explain

God damn I've been getting shit on for a week trying to flip shit. I'm just going to all in link and go get a different fucking hobby. Be back in 2 years.

>>6172992
>he's not using delta

Still have no idea if link is a real thing or a meme but I bought 20k a few weeks ago and I’m hodling

>>6173563
I don't want you to be rich tho

>>6172862
>I recommend visiting some high end clubs and hotels to start getting used to the experience. It'll help you ease into the kind of lifestyle you will soon enjoy on a regular basis.
no thanks, I'd rather grab some beers and go do absolutely nothing at my local lake/beach.
>life's good

>tfw poorfag
>see people with 50k link, 100k link
>what I'd give for just 100 link

I can't wait until my next paycheck comes next week, I'm dumping $100 into link and then eating ramen the rest of the month, don't even care. This project looks like it could reach ETH levels easily once it gets going.

>>6172885
I was the original shilled. I’m not joking. I wrote a lot of the pasta you probably read:

I wrote the “Actual ChainLink explanation thread” which was three comments long and posted it a few times. I also wrote the “listen carefully to what I’m about to say” pasta where I compared it ti walton/ambrosus/modum etc and how ChainLink contains those use cases. I’m also the originator of the “rent free”meme. Idk how I can prove it to you. I think I actually drafted one of these posts in my notes, maybe it has the last edited date on there.

500k link tokens btw

>>6173798
explain

ITT: stinky linkies counting their eggs before they're chickesn

Can someone explain to me the link between Swift and Chainlink?

I understand what chainlink does (basically some smart agregation from oracles).

I just dont understand whats the big deal with Swift? Please can a link marine explain? thanks

>>6173221
I trust Jacob

>>6174007
Not a single fuckin coin, not even core, has been shittalked so much as LINK has been. And yet I enjoy my green numbers each and every week.
I thoroughly enjoy the memes that are born in these threads, yet I fail to see whats so bad about it.

>>6173301
>>6172885
>>6173910

You know it is possible to check the archive. If no one else does it I'm sure i probably will later. I'd be curious to see it's first mention too.

>>6174098
related

>>6172756
It's gonna revolutionize the way you stinkies get scammed

you fuckers all speak as if you've all made it and yet link is in the shitter right now with nothing but dumping on the horizon

>>6174194
good eye anon go chase some momo niggercoins

Should I sell my XRP or XLM to buy more LINK?

>>6173910
Are you the one who shilled LINK hard, to only end up clicking the tumblr link which was actually a link to ED with a script that stole your wallet? Those were some funny memes.
>NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ALL MY LINK IS GONE AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

I believe in Chainlink.

My only story is that I was heavily invested in a stock called ACTC that was doing some big things in the Stem Cell/Macular Degeneration Arena (untouched market) - long story short - the executives were terrible and fucked everything up. Ended up losing $30K several years ago. I am glad crypto (after doing research) is not like that. Chainlink will go a long way and I will be happy once this starts picking up steam for real.

I still don't understand why everybody claims this will revolutionize the internet, data, crypto etc. I'm a brainlet, pls explain very simply

>>6174250
I wouldn't. All of them are good investments. Close some other positions or buy in with fiat.

>>6174324
It will allow off-chain data to influence a smart contract trustlessly

>>6174299
Nope, that guy only lost a few thousand anyway.

Fucking missed link. Well I thought I missed it. Fuck me.

>>6174007
who was first? The hen or the egg? Mr. smarty pants.

>>6173416
Same here. I'm waiting on ven to moon next week so that I can accumulate more off those profits. I would be especially happy if btc moons so that I can get a discount.

>>6174429
Yeah, I think I remember he lost $4500. Was gonna say you made a fucking good recovery if that was you.

>>6174098
>Jacob
based Jacob

I have xlm and tron bags. Might sell at a loss to buy more link.

>>6173301
where did the autists of old go? when we become link wealthy 9 months from now, will we join them? i don't think i'm going to spend my days accusing people of shitting on streets when i've got crypto millions. not all day anyway. i'm probably going to cut back.

>>6172756

I'm concerned about Sergey's eating behaviour. There has been allegations from LINK insiders that Sergey has been blowing a lot of the budget from the ICO on meals from 5 guys. One insider has commented that Sergey has ballooned up to over 20 stone from his last public appearance at SIBOS.

Not a good look for the project.

>selling at loss

>>6174583
I don't think I could ever leave this place. When I make it I'll still phonepost from time to time to call someone a pajeet or something.

>>6174605
>Sergey has ballooned up to over 20 stone
Segei is close to 7 foot tall. That is barely overweight for him

Sold my flat before Christmas and put it all in Link, currently renting a cheap room. AMA

i also can't believe it, i just never thought that i could be part of something this massive from the early beginning on. i can't wait for what the future will bring. lord kek may praise the pre-sale link sharing oldfags. i sincerely love you from the bottom of my heart. sanitation is a big problem in the major parts of the world. link will help so many people also on the mars. people were worried they couldn't take a shit there and left elon musk speechless - sergey has the solution to the problems - he's a saint

>>6173906
i feel like having something to regret in a few hours. post your eth address and i'll send you 100 link.

>>6174098
So when to buy?

>>6174748
damn bro you serious

>>6174092
All discussions are about pricing... Can someone answer this technical question?

>>6174776
Now faggot
>>6174748
Fuckin based

>>6174127
Think I found it >>/biz/?ghost=yes&search_op=op&search_int=dontcare&search_res=post&task=search2&search_datefrom=2017-08-01&search_ord=new&search_capcode=all&search_text=chainlink&search_del=dontcare&offset=264&search_dateto=2017-09-26

>>6174899
found a sweet meme I havent seen yet.

>>6174878
>I just dont understand whats the big deal with Swift?
It's motherfucking SWIFT, and they're only peanuts compared to everyone who will be using this network. The more the network gets used, the more demand for LINK as it's used to pay the nodes.

>>6174762
0x88e046e388d5e91acf9ec723118c44046e9e37e9
this is my eth address on binance. how can you send link there though?

>>6174698
it's strange to consider.

>>6174417
what does that even mean

>>6174762
0x32adb6e80eced14c178210c4111174c15f89abaa

>>6173304

Ive been watching LINK since ICO days. To this date noone has been able to explain what the fuck this coin is supposed to do in the real world. Anons will through buzzwords around, sperg out and call you stupid but not a single person in the history of LINK could actually describe what it does.

>>6174762
I'm not sure if you mean ETH address or LINK address.

Here's my LINK address: 0x410aca0594dc2af157be63be0e5007b2e11a5ddc

The discord pump group that is unstoppable.'

https://discord dot gg/JWWn6Qr

>>6174983
Why would you need exclusively to use LINK to get Swift data?
Why cant Swift act as a simple oracle?

>>6174762
0x3A1f7ba5c4578df3286dD314BB44C4Be7115Ae2E

based anon

>>6175052
You’re a retard

>>6174324
It's just stinky linkies being delusional

>>6175052
You're a brainlet who doesn't even understand the basics

Sooo, if everything about smart contracts is correct and LINK can actually do what it says and real industries can adopt this technology than this is golden, the next IBM... but lets face it, if LINK is worth something and their tech is legit some other giant corporation will buy them out...

>>6174762
0x88e046e388d5e91acf9ec723118c44046e9e37e9

i have 15 dollars in alts. will i make it?

>>6175082
that'll do. that's enough to cover the withdrawal fee too. good luck dude.

>>6174999
Ok, I'll spoonfeed you because you got trips. A smart contract is a digital contract that automatically executes after certain conditions are met. It follows the IF>THIS>THEN>THAT logic. The problem is these contracts are hackable and therefore pretty useless. Having smart contracts on the blockchain solves this, but limits smart contracts to the blockchain only. Basically the only thing they are good for is 'If you send x amount of tokens to this address, I'll send you back x amount of this token'. Getting off chain data (literally anything) onto the blockchain is done by an oracle, however oracles have always been centralised, meaning they are hackable and therefore pretty useless. ChainLink is a decentralised oracle, and therefore trustless.

>>6175052
Dude. It's easy.

Smart contracts. Do you know what the fuck that is?

Alright.

Smart contracts are broken because they can't see outside of their Network. For example, Ethereum will never be able to know the price of Microsoft stock, because it's "off-chain". Microsoft stock price is off-chain because Ethereum can't ever know what Microsoft stock price is.

Ok cool, so what do we do? We build an oracle that send data into Ethereum smart contract. Something that Ethereum can understand.

Ok cool, what about ChainLink?

Alright, so BTC came first, did the whole double spending decentralized coin thing, then came Ethereum with it's decentralized smart contracts, and now ChainLink is here for decentralized trustless oracle. Oracles are NEEDED in order for smart contracts to function.

And. This is the only decentralized trustless oracle in existence that's also blockchain agnostic so it doesn't only work for Ethereum, but for NEO, WTC, ICX, HyperLedger, BTC, shitcoin, whatever. ChainLink will power ALL blockchains with data.

Get it now? Good!

Poorfag here I have 200 that I was gonna buy ETH->ICON with , should I be a fag an hop on Mr. Bones wild ride instead?

>>6175164
>Why would you need exclusively to use LINK to get Swift data?
Because LINK pays nodes in the ChainLink network
>Why cant Swift act as a simple oracle?
It's not that simple. See>>6175349

>>6175297
What

Anon hook me up. Those eithdraw fees are killer:

0x1fc2967ef60f7b853c27feee171fe954872052ad

>>6175381
Can you explain the blockchain agnostic part?
How the fuck does it even work then?

Sergey cooked up some crazy shit with this lmao

>>6175381
Thanks

>>6175189
>>6175219
>>6175349
>>6175381

Ive had this discussion a million time and you guys can never give a real world example of how this would be used. An example from the website is "durr LINK can be used for horse races". Why the fuck do you need decentralized oracles for horse races? This shit makes no sense and Im not buying it. No doubt it will go to 10 bazillion though, since the market is officially retarded and you autists simply wont shut up about LINK.

P.S. We already have de facto smart contracts trading in 80% of financial markets. Theyre called autotraders (rely on IF/THEN algorithms) and they do just fine without muh decentralized oracle. Now keep spering out and telling me how dumb I am, Ive heard all of this shit before.

Reminder that ChainLink will revolutionize the derivative market by allowing them to utilize smartcontracts.

Reminder that the global derivative market is estimated to be worth between $630 Trillion and $1.2 Quadrillion.

>>6172756
Can one of you link shills pls explain to me why this is so huge?
LINK is an ERC20 token right? What is the purpose?

>missed out on link because poor
>making a little off ICX
>waiting for the next big thing from /biz/

>>6175606
Stay poor, you gigantic faggot

>>6175606
>No doubt it will go to 10 bazillion though, since the market is officially retarded and you autists simply wont shut up about LINK.

>>6175606
SAGE
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>>6175606

Smart Contract Securities need data feeds about market prices and market reference data e.g. Interest rates. They commonly also need to pay into existing bank accounts for many of their users, which can only be done through a ChainLink that connects to the existing banking system.
Smart Contract Insurance needs data feeds about IoT data related to the insurable event in question e.g. was the warehouses magnetic door locked at the time of a breach, was the companies firewall online, did the flight you had insurance on arrive on time, etc... Insurance products also commonly want to pay out in formats that users already want to receive e.g. USD to the end-users bank account.
Trade Finance Smart Contracts commonly need GPS data about shipments, data from supply chain ERP systems, and customs data about the goods being shipped; all of this data needs to be added to the smart contract by a ChainLink. Many trade finance transactions are still currently settled in fiat currency, which they can pay in using a ChainLink.

>>6175606
Try pitching oraclize to Bank of America and see if they are down

>>6175487
Not sure how that works to be honest. But when mainnet releases it will work for Ethereum, Bitcoin and HyperLedger from the get go. Other blockchains have to develop their own plug for ChainLink which shouldn't be too hard.

>>6175164
>what is centralization

>>6175052
Ok brainlets. Let's try a simple analogy. Let's say you bet your friend a $100 on a football game but neither of you could watch it live. Next day you check a website that says your team won. You friend checks a website that says his team won. Which one do you trust? Now let's say you both could go to an independent ChainLink website because you know they get the data from multiple websites, through decentralization determines the correct answer and if they're wrong will pay you a penalty fee. If both of you agree to trust this site that's the (very) simplified idea behind ChainLink.

>>6175606
Fucking Christ, centralized oracles are single point failures you faggot

>>6173561
it solved the toilet problem

>>6175164
>Why cant Swift act as a simple oracle?

That defeats the whole purpose of TRUSTLESS smartcontracts. If Swift acted as an oracle on its own you'd have to trust Swift not to fuck you over.

Smart contracts are a useleङs buzzword and will never work in real world, chainlink will go to zero. The real money is in funfair

>>6172919
>>6175349
>>6175381
>>6175734
>>6175667

>>6176190
hahahahahahaahahahahahahahaha. Oh lord, nufags are hilarious

>>6174762
don't hold any and always thought it's a meme, just for this i hope this coin succeeds. props

>>6175606
First, calm down.

Second, the use cases for ChainLink are so many that putting it in a paragraph will not do it justice.

REQ is an example of how ChainLink can be utilized. You'll pay in USD or XLM or Eth or whatever to someone in China and he will receive the money in Yen. How? ChainLink was able to bring then price of Yen and Dollar from an outside source into a contract. Without ChainLink, REQ wouldn't be able to know how much the dollar is equal to in Yen. And there doesn't have to be a person in the middle checking these things, it all happens automatically while being 100% sure that the output will be correct because of ChainLink.

Because the middle man is cut out and it's all automatic it'll reduce the fees to almost something negligible. That's where the power comes. There are huuuuge savings because of smart contracts that it will bring to companies. And right now smart contracts are useless because they don't have a way to see the outside world. ChainLink will bring smart contracts to life!

You get it now?

>>6176190
you must have some rice stuck in your keyboard

>>6175381
areyousure.jpg

>>6174506
this is gold

This is my third day here but I trust you faggots, I don't want to be poor anymore, mom is very sick so I can't afford more link
God dammit I want to be so fucking rich

>>6174762
That's pretty based of you anon. Good man.

>>6175349
oh my fucking god I need to sell my house and get in to this

>>6172756
I love reading LINK threads before I go to bed. They're like my bed time story.
COMFY

>>6174762
0x532840ce96f73294efca82638cf8251be062a4bc
at least I tried :)

its is happening the handle starts to form make sure to set buyin orders at 78000 eth

70K since ICO haven't sold 1 token

Thank you Sergey

help, buy my bags

>>6174762

0x6C2eA3aFA993CAb0cA471EABe337608dceB218c5

I will love you forever, anon.

>>6175606
Alright faggot, here is an example.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3goSYkVPNE

Go to 1:25 and listen to the phone call he has.

ChainLINK will prevent situations like that happening. The character's credit swaps should be worth a LOT more, but the fucking banks aren't valuing them correctly. Smart contracts fix this.

>>6175866
Sounds like you're talking about a centralized aggregator of centralized sources. What if all or most websites lie? We've had the problem just yesterday of CMC causing a mini "crash" because prices were historically inflated by korean exchanges.

I'm seeing the value proposition of decentralized oracles but I fail to understand the technical implementation that can make this possible. Help?

>>6176750

>>6174583
>>6174583

He thinks he can leave.

>>6172862
You have been in all link threads since the very beginning using this pic haven't you. I have been here too but just lurking I don't really post. True believer in link from the very beginning. It's been great fun holding through all the FUD. Now it just feels like I'm stocked up on a golden ticket to live RENT FREE

>>6176932
Also, watch the rest of the clip. The movie is fantastic.

The /biz/ cycle:
1. Endless threads
2. Everyone FOMO buys in
3. Coin goes nowhere for 6-12 months
4. Endless FUD threads
5. One year later it moons

>>6177077
VEN and FUN are currently in stage 4 btw

>>6177077
Then I guess I'll be rich next year instead of this year. I'm ok with this. Still not selling you fucking faggot.

>>6173304

CL verifies many different types of information via multiple, independent sources.

>>6176541
https://etherscan.io/tx/0x80b8ccf5afc2f894a3ae794f4e0ecfdbfef4d03dd00af8077ae66be37ae7cf81
he didn't even have the decency to say thank you. fucking savage. now i'm all out of shits.

>>6177155
>my bags are about to moon btw

>>6174098
We miss Jacob, I want another epic thread like that one

>>6174748
post proofs

>>6172896
I’m scared to exit my Tron position in case it moons again. Only have 1k link at the moment

>>6172907
stop using blockfolio, retard, it's complete shite.

>>6174324

It won't
It's vaporware like 99% of crypto startups
people claim to comprehend it are only here for the profits and spewing the bullshit they heard from shills

cool profits tho

>>6176932
>ChainLINK will prevent situations like that happening. The character's credit swaps should be worth a LOT more, but the fucking banks aren't valuing them correctly. Smart contracts fix this.

yeah great movie. but in that example the banks were committing fraud and they knew about it. why in gods name would they want to implement decentralized oracles to prevent them from doing this fraud? like I said chainlinks makes no sense whatsoever. but you fags already won I see it being shilled outside of biz and since the normies buy everything they will buy this useless memecoin as well. you might aswell admit that you bamboozled these normalfags witth a bunch of meaningless tech-lingo.

>>6175166
>>6175263
>>6175447
>>6176888
>>6176722
Absolutely nigger retarded autistic. Begone, scum, turn in your Link Marine badges.

>>6172756
Not gonna lie being a LINKIE must be comfy as fuck.
Sure it's not the sickest of gains but this thing always climbs no matter what. It just never crashes.
I was always wrong about them and to be honest I used to own like 2k of them before I got memed out of them during the great dip a while ago. Same with fun, now I'm in VEN...

what the fuck is happening. All those small filled sell orders one 20k buy then a hundred more 20 link orders filled.

>>6177278
Holy fuck man

>>6177405
why do you think trx would moon?
the only reason it mooned was because it was shilled HEAVILY to normalfags and other niggers. smart money has cashed out at the top and now the normies are left bagholding. the hype is over, it's only going to bleed more and more now as more and more niggresses panic sell
look at its current price. less than 800 sats. I guarantee you that unless a fucking MIRACLE happens TRON is never mooning again. It's a total shitcoin.

>>6177530
>Buy credit swaps from a company using smartcontracts
>Buy credit swaps from a company not using smart contracts, with the possibility to commit fraud

They will be forced to. Do the fucking math dipshit.

>>6177640
can I have some pls, I only need like 20 more to have a clean 1000

>>6175606

>>6176937
That's because CMC is not a ChainLink node but a single information source and they arbitrarily decided to change their data. But what if CMC was running on thousands of nodes all getting their data from separate sources and then comparing the info. It's a challenging problem but if successful will become a new business model.

>>6175390

Yes, today is literally the handle forming on the cup and handle. Just promise me you’ll hodl, you’re not buying the bottom anymore so it could be bumpy.

>>6174762
Can i have few linkies

0x9f3192e4114302643800003e111FE632864e9050

>>6177723

>implying the financial market is a free market and not heavily regulated by the gobernment
>implying decentralization doesnt directly threaten the bankers business model

>>6177640
>>6177728
It's an exchange contract, brainlets.

Lord Sergey will save us from wagecucking.

80k Hodler here, thank you biz I will always believe in you faggots.

$100 EOY boys

>>6177813

on the day chart? If you think that's happening then shouldn't this guy wait to buy in the bottom of the handle?

>>6176937
You’re missing the point. Without ChainLink you have to trust both the API and the Oracle not to lie. With ChainLink you need only trust the API.

You linkies are fucking pathetic. You faggots keep holding onto this scam shit token while it prepares to tank and bleed out. I've already market sold all my Chainlink. I advise all of you to do the same. Sergey's salty surprise is coming and it isn't going to be sweet. You'll see your price singularity you faggots keep memeing about, all the way to 0 cents. You won't even be able to sell your shitty stinky bags. Get out of this sinking ship, NOW.

>>6177715
I believe in miracles. Also they are supposed to be announcing more partnerships soon. TRX is the opposite of link when it comes to marketing so I think that is good for short term gains while link is a good long term hold like ETH

>>6177857
How are you so fucking stupid? The first banks to use it will shill the fuck out of the new technology, and people will start making those first banks a shit load of money. In order for others to keep up, they will be forced to adopt the tech.

>>6177614
Shit man, i'm exacly in the same position, but wait until mid-end january to see the singapoure event playing out

Why haven’t we mooned like the rest of the shitcoins out there?

>>6178116
>TRX is the opposite of link when it comes to marketing so I think that is good for short term gains
yeah, it was good. when it was at 150 sats. now not so much. that ship's sailed
I hope for your sake you're right and you get one more pump out of this, but for fucks sake anon get out as soon as you can

/biz/ always wins
Btc: check
Eth: check
Trump: check
Link: picking up the pen

Just got a random green dildo, Chad gains incoming

>>6178152
Saved

>>6178114
We arent warming up yet

>thought about buying etherum when it was $0.5 but didn't
>thought about buying dent when it was $0.0004 but didn't (now $0.1)
>thought about buying link at launch but didn't
why the fuck do I keep picking the winners and not investing? I should be a millionaire by now but i've still yet to invest in a single cryptocurrency

Is it too late to join the link train?

i need to increase my stack to atleast 10k linkies, what should I sell bros?

>>6175866
And if you think your friend will not pay up then you can both put money into the Request (REQ) network and get paid automatically.

>>6178716
what are you thinking about buying but pussying out on right now anon

>>6178784
No

>>6178716
At a certain point you just have to dive in balls deep

Chainlink: the epitome of useless middleman that no one asked for or really needs.

>biz can't see this simple truth

>>6178114
>pls gibe cheap linkies

You've had 3 months.

>>6178716
>>6178864
Yeah anon, what's in your mind.

>>6178823
10k is my magic number too

>>6178823
Sell DBC. Take your profits. It's a shitcoin propped up by initial ICO hype. It's going to dump soon.

>>6174250
sell XRP. do not empower those fucks

>>6178864
dent, link and iota are the only 3 i'm considering getting
>>6178868
ok anon I might throw £500 at it and see what happens

>>6174583
I was here when that post in the pic was made, and I'm still here now. I'll never leave no matter how much money I make. I tried to leave once...but...I was "unable" to.

>>6178823
Wait till DBC reaches its top (looks like it could go up some more), then sell for LINK.
REQ and FUN are great projects, you can keep those.

>>6178823
DBC is a memecoin, and it's getting close to the top. Take out at least half.

REQ is your insurance policy in the extreme unlikelihood of LINK not succeeding.

>>6174700
checked and kek

>>6178117


>what is a cartel

>>6179110
>iota
IOTA is absolute shit. The network doesn't work properly, and the devs are absolute sjw children. (their vision is IOTA powered smart refugee cities all over europe)

>>6179198
That cartel is called SWIFT, and is made up of all of those banks.

And who keeps poking their nose into the idea of trustless smartcontracts again?

>>6174762
LINK address, thanks anon, you're a hero
>t. XLM marine
0xdad52ba1f4fdbe19f5a95e2abdf6a36295bfad35

>>6179112
the only thing that bothers me with FUN is the volatilty of the coin, why would you want to gamble with a coin is on it's own a gamble to own

>>6172756
HOW THE FUCK AM I SUPPOSED TO FILTER THESE THREADS IF THERE ISNT LINK IN THE OP?

>>6179255

you can speculate on price and I have no doubit chainlink will go up. because every single coin in this market goes up.
but if you think banks will ever use chainlink youre legit retarded

>>6179217
Thanks anon. I haven't read up on it in a while but from what I read initially months ago it sounded superior to btc and eth in every way. maybe it's not so great after all

>>6178823
what app is this?

>>6179396
>argument deconstructed
>return to baseline
>b-b-b-but banks won't use it, you'd have to be retarded to think that

>>6177857

Free markets don't exist. That's why bitcoin will never be worth more than 10 USD. The government won't allow it.

>>6179910
Still true. Only reason it began rising above $10 was because Cuckbase.

>>6178716
Seriously, it’s not too late to accumulate link now boyim

>>6177857
>I have not heard of Corda

What if, it is proven through other use cases that Link is an efficient way to eliminate fraud. The regulators may make it mandatory that any CDS, be done via Smart Contract, using a decentralized oracle attached to it.

I have 46 Neo and 15.2k LINK.

Should I sell more NEO for more Link?

>>6180389
NEO over 1000$ this year
your choice

>>6179910

lol you dipshit if you havent noticed the banks hate bitcoin exactly because it is a free market
you fags seem to have no idea how banks operate

>>6177857
>>implying decentralization doesnt directly threaten the bankers business model
lelolel

Look up PSD2, basically the banks are going to be forced to decentralize their internal data, make it accessible to third parties.

>>6172756
STINKY LINKY

>>6180455
Yea but Link will hit at least 10$ EOY....

>>6180654

Lol yeah but how will the carriage work without horses dumbass you don't seem to know how transportation works

>>6180363
>The regulators may make it mandatory that any CDS, be done via Smart Contract, using a decentralized oracle attached to it.

sure m8 and pigs may fly
the banks got the gobernment in their pockets and this is never going to happen. banks are criminal enterprises that rely on centralization. decentralization directly threatens their business model why the fuck would they kill their own business?

>>6180768
>the banks got the gobernment in their pockets
lol

Should've read >>6180665
before posting this drivel.

>>6180665

>muh gobernment will force banks to decentralize
>the gobernment is totally not run by wall street
>this is going to happen you just wait

>>6180839
Are you trying to be funny or something? Like a clown?

PSD2 is happening this year. Look it up.

>>6180886

>the EU is gonna deregulate the financial sector and it will all run on chainlink

you guys are really beyond help

how is chainlink exactly linking offchain data and smartcontracts? i mean software wise. i know its an oracle, but how does it technically connect each other?

>>6172756
Could u please shut the fuck idiot and quit staring at ur fucking screen for 5 minutes go fucking walk a lap u fucking fat neck beard.

DELETE THIS.

>>6180945
PSD2 is going to help decentralize banking, yes.
Whether banks like it or not, Chainlink nodes will be able to access their internal information.
And this is happening in the same year Chainlink is releasing its main net.

>>6180945

https://www.finextra.com/pressarticle/70428/smartcontractcom-unveils-chainlink-plans-adds-to-advisory-board/payments

>>6180768

You have no idea what you are talking about. I working the financial services sector. There is more and more and more regulation every year. Your FUD will not tank the price so you can buy sub $1.

>>6181072
>https://www.finextra.com/pressarticle/70428/smartcontractcom-unveils-chainlink-plans-adds-to-advisory-board/payments

if you really believe that the EU - one of the most centralized entities on the planet - has an interest in truly deregulating the financial sector... and that they will CHAINLINK to make that happen, then you might just win the retard of the year award m8

>>6181328

You don't understand what chainlink does at all. You'll learn.

You will all learn, in due time.

LINK MARINES

I need your help. I'm worried binance is gonna have liquidity issues and want to move my linklet stack to a wallet ASAP

Please tell me which wallet is best

>>6181589
Nano Ledger S sir.

>>6181589
> binance is gonna have liquidity issues
What, Why?

>>6181328
>if you really believe that the EU - one of the most centralized entities on the planet - has an interest in truly deregulating the financial sector..
Read the PSD2 text, big boi.
There's nothing to dispute here.

>and that they will CHAINLINK to make that happen
What are you even talking about?
PSD2 isn't being implemented specifically for Chainlink, if that's what you mean.
But it will benefit Chainlink IMMENSELY.

>>6176356
How can the ETH Network fast enough for that?

>>6173910

Bless you.

>>6174250

Of course sell XRP, you faggot. XLM hang onto though.

>>6173910
>500k
Faurk. Do you see this going to $1000

>>6172862
>tfw for the first time in your life you made the right choice

>>6174963
I will legit buy a lambo and paint this on it if I make it!! HYPEEE

>>6172756
Are there any other things that do what Chainlink does?

I get excited about this coin every day.

Hello Guys, I have a question, I was planning to put the money I was saving a long time into cryptocurrency. It's only 1000$ but in my current situation it's a lot, so I was thinking to put all on one card and invest in Litecoin due to all the things they are planning to do in 2018. I was watching also few other cryptos like neo, snc, OMG, Raiblocks. And I know the amount of money I want to put in is small so I think it's best to invest in one and wait. I'm in a fucked up situation right now and I was wondering if Chainlink is worth putting all money in now or it's better to put on other cryptocurrency and with time if that crypto makes money put it in chainlink?

>>6182764
Depends on how much money you’re trying to make. Link has a big upside

>>6179502
i'm not selling

>>6182824
I would love to put my money only depending on which crypto business I really believe and support. But I have to base mainly on money growth. Well, I know how it sounds but I'm trying to make as much as I can :/

>>6174762
0x5863fE9831aA53eC8B4a83700dB5BC756079CFc7

I politely ask for 5 link please. When im a millionaire you can have the ten dollars back, i promise.

>>6174762
always wanted to get in link!
0xcdfcffb66e0ddde2536dc2de33909c1032f22c2d

And btw which website is best to buy link now if I want to open account(Binance closed for new accounts)?

>>6172756
The meme magic is working here on 4chan but LINK needs some serious PR work if its ever gonna get picked up by the normies, which is guess what, how we're all gonna get filthy stinking rich.
Normies buying LINK won't happen till somebody makes some goddamn blogposts and youtube videos about it.
Perhaps one of you artfags can take a minute to make some propaganda?
Until then we just hold and wait.

>>6175606
weak fud, 1/10. try harder anon

>>6183570
I mean, we don't really need the normies to pick up link. We just need the developers of tomorrows chains to use link. The normies will use those chains, those chains will use link, link holders will profit.

>>6183849
Developers ARE normies more than half the time...

>>6175606
>P.S. We already have de facto smart contracts trading in 80% of financial markets. Theyre called autotraders (rely on IF/THEN algorithms) and they do just fine without muh decentralized oracle.
Lmao.
Well sure, wonderbrain. There are "de facto smart contracts" fucking everywhere.
In fact, one of the classic examples of a smart contract is a vending machine.

You are so hilariously out of touch.

>>6184010
arguing semantics anon. that's clearly not what the person I was responding to meant. try harder.

>>6183849
>>6183570
>>6184187

We need more poorly drawn chainlink logos.

>>6179307
>chancoin pajeet hates link
you can't make this shit up

Is it retarded to invest in this right now? What are your expectations with chzinlink, will it ever reach 100$?
Missed the train and wanted to know if I should just wait for the next one?

>>6184274

Sure stinks in here

>>6173906
Literally 0% chance that anyone actually gets send LINK. Heres my address btw: 0xb7ac07254DE055cB1E2E11751C4525036c67cD50

I'm still trying to decide if I should sell my FUN for more LINK or not. I only have 1500 LINK.

>>6184535
except one guy got sent 112 link itt

>>6179455
delta

>>6172756
>disbelief
No. I'm using it on a project right now and it's proving to be a real lynchpin, even if it opens up another problem (trusting APIs -- now solving this issue would be amazing).

You guys do realize that by investing on LINK that basically forgive you of all the times you wasted your pathetic loser life, right? Getting rich does that to you.

>>6184574
That one guy wasn't me though so it didn't count. You guys are all just bots.

>>6184274
oc

>>6183570
>>6183849
This. We don't need normies to pump LINK, they don't deserve to get on the rocket anyway. keep fudding LINK as much as you can outside of /biz/
More time for us to accumulate

>>6184381
Any answer please?

>>6180389

No, stay in both and rest easy.

>>6184741

Everything is going according to plan down here. Just brace yourself for when third part institutions start talking about using link, not to mention ZepplinOS and REQ.

>bitcoin superconference
>sinks
>devcon3
>SXSW

Yeah that is right. Sergey is talking legal smartcontracts at fucking SXSW.

>>6185471

*sibos

Shilling from a phone

>>6176210
mmmmmm tendies lookn crispy af anon

>>6174762
0x622944272CF1191F89e5b0B0B60a901f06F3bbfF

broke anon here, ty

>>6185471

*sergey is banging hipster broads and eating BBQ at fucking SXSW

>>6185471
Are you expecting some good announcements out of the conference? Or at least new developments?
I semi am because he's speaking with the docusign guy. But conferences can often be quite a let down

Guys I like ChadLink concept but can't wait too much while ETH is going to the fucking moon
Should I drop my linkies?

>>6184274
Done

>>6184274
I spent too f*cking long making this

Anyone else read the comments about chainlink on the front page of hacker news right now? Bit of a blackpill

>>6186813

There's nothing there, faggot.

>>6187313
>hacker news

https://news.. ycombinator.com/item?id=16108611

>>6186813
>blackpill
>>>/pol/

>>6186813
Source?

>>6187416
OH NO guys! some normies who read into LINK for 5 minutes made a few critical comments.
Faggot, you should be glad LINK hasn't hit full normie awareness yet. Keep buying.

is 500 link gna be enough

>>6173355
Haha what the fuck, fucking great man

>>6172756
>>6172862

at crypto conferences LINKers should wear something like a uniform. We need to let them know we are everywhere

>>6187416

Not sure, anon. I don't have enough technical competence to tackle this one. Saving the thread though. Thanks for the link.

>>6187714
I’ve only got 90, am I going to make it?

>>6187416
First time when i see chainlink fud that makes me really think

>>6186629
very nice, anon. Watched 100k rotations.

New meme
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnH2u2jXD5E

>>6189787
kek

>>6174762

0x88e0d306e3ce1502e1a96d8c19383aeb6a846108

I love you

>>6189100
>>6189100
These people don't understand you will be running a ChainLink node using Intel SGX trusted computing. Nodes won't be able to "tamper" with data in the way they are describing because they won't know if they are processing a bank transaction or a weather report. With the SGX TPM, only signed code will run, and the only attack really possible is to DoS by turning off your own nodes, which would obviously lose you LINK.

You would either need to find a bug in the hardware if SGX (not impossible, but we're talking millions of dollars and manpower spent on something that MIGHT work), or having a malicious insider at Intel.

The thing is, you can diversify your CPUs to prevent this, or at least make it orders of magnitude more expensive. I believe ARM also has a TPM like SGX.

Imagine a high profile SWIFT transaction stating:

- Must get data from a ChainLink node with atleast 1 million link
- at least two nodes must be arm CPUs
- at least two nodes must be Intel SGX

Now look at your attack vector. You need to have an exploit for ARM cpu, a separate one for Intel CPU, AND a majority of nodes that handle the transaction containing over 1 million LINK each, which are randomly assigned btw, so you need at least 50% of nodes containing 1 mil LINK.

I believe if LINK sees widespread adoption, this attack scenario is only feasible if you have billions of dollars to buy LINK, exploits, and have insane luck that all your nodes get selected for the transaction. Basically a 50% attack, but harder because it involves multiple sets of hardware exploits and random chance timing.

Sergey talked about this in detail in a presentation. Fear not LINK Marines, General Sergey has thought through this problem for YEARS.

>>6189100
Me too
check this out too
https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/75dg5i/thoughts_on_possible_chainlink_sybil_attacks/

I still like link

>>6183445
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>>6174762
0x903dee33fd7df1cbbf54e7596e665a634cc92331

just in case you're serious I love you anon