/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>6211906
Yes

>chainlink
>undervalued

>>6211906
Once any REAL volume comes, which ChainLink has not once seen yet, it will truly *begin* to explode. Just like Ethereum. Do yourselves a favor and just have patience this one time in your life. Even if we're all wrong and it fails, it's one of those situations where the reward outweighs the risk by a large margin.

>>6211906
If you want to get rich literally just hold LINK, REQ and ICX.

Yeah, we know this for months.

>>6211942
>400M Marketcap
>undervalued
>ripple

>>6211906
The implications alone should put this coin to a 5-10 bil. mcap.
The last weeks I'm just wondering why this coin is still so undervalued.
Thank god for the ridiciously low price it is right now and accumulate everything you can.

>>6211906

>>6212167
what do you think it could reach EOY?
I keep saying to myself that I'll wait for the next dip but don't want to fomo in
what do?

>>6212362

I think it's because almost no one new to this space realizes how revolutionary smart contracts are and how CL is the only way, as of now at least, that they will be able to be used off-chain, thus having any real use case.

>>6212282
You forgot 0x

>>6212403
This in combination with Sergey actively trying to keep a low profile and reddit instantly dismissing it as a 4chan-meme IMO.

>>6211906
Yes.

>>6212398
2017
>I didn't buy ETH cheap because I was waiting for it to dip to $2 again

2018
>I didn't buy chainlink cheap because I was waiting for it to dip sub $1

Buy now or get left behind

>>6212282
My love for ICX just keeps growing

Its exactly the same deal. i didn't listen to the autists then, but i sure as fuck listened now.

I could have been rich if i just actually paid attention to the ETH shills and did my own research

More likely its DGB 2.0. Oh wait, 90% of /nubiz/ doesn't know about DBG.

>>6211906
AXA??

Please give source or more details. I work at axa and gonna drop the whitepaper on my bosses desk saying it's gonna change the derivatives market.

>>6212962
The Sibos PoC was a Contract set up between AXA and Sony.

>>6212962

>>6212408
I am all in, 1/3 each in ZRX/REQ/LINK. Will I make it?

just put in 100$ this better buy me a house next year

>>6212928

>>6212962

>>6211906
Yes, it's the definition of an inevitability
I don't chase the market anymore and have 'retired' to LINK

during this dip one thing is important to remember...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1o5o2m6Stg
hold.

my portfolio for the year is gonna be 80% eth 20% link and not gonna look at anything till december

Eth never was a sure thing we would have a lot more millionaires here
People talked down on eth like they talk down on link
But will link succeed as eth did?
Nobody can tell

>>6212928
Link
>real use coin that solves the Oracle problem, no real competition

DGB
>Bitcoin, but better! Also never recovered after it's first PnD

No anon, youre the newfag

>>6213006
>>6213067
Thanks lads. Just seen the signatories on smartcontract dot com.

I don't work for the parent company (insurance) but we do a lot of derivatives - hence my interest in link.

>>6213169

My post was just some random anon obviously, but there's an official AXA post out there that actually says that Fizzy is using an in-house oracle (though it doesn't say they are thinking of changing). So the anons post kind of makes sense since decentralization would be stronger and they probably don't want to enter the oracle making business.

I think LINK and REQ are still at amazing positions to buy in at for long-term holds. I just wish I got accumulated more.

>>6212398
It could be at $5 EOY for all I know, but I know when it's time comes, it will be worth the wait.

Will I make it with 20k REQ?

>>6213333
EOM*

>>6213314
>He didn't reserve 10% of his stack to chase useless brainlet moon missions to accumulate even more LINK/REQ

>>6213354
Unless you're a weak cunt who sells when it reaches $10, then yes, you will make it.

>>6213354

>>6212928
Didn't DGB pump like 1000x? I mean shit I hope it's the next digibyte. Shit look at the chart at the moment, it'd down but compared to where it started it's pretty fucking significant. I'll baghold for a few months for a 1000x, no problem

>>6213480
Is the bottom right ZRX? If not, I am fucked.

>>6213643
it may as well be, I just don't have that meme yet.
What if I told you the triforce was actually 3 dimensional

>>6213081
This will be the video I will return to at every dip, and just imagine the enemy to be the new flavour of the month/quarter

This will either be the most legendary underdog story in the crypto market, or the biggest kek. Either way, it will be a fun ride. Last two digits is EOY $ price. I reckon $50-65

>>6213643
It's Quantstamp. After LINK/REQ, there's a bunch of tokens/coins that fit into the third place.

Quantstamp
0x
iExec
Kyber Network
ICX

So your ZRX is a decent third choice.

>>6213169
Can someone, once and for all, IN LAYMEN TERMS, explain the Oracle Problem and why its a significant thing?

Will Link be available on more exchanges in the near future?

>>6213781
Accidental quoting dont mind.

>>6213643
ZRX is a good choice
but no the one in the pic is quantstamp

official /biz/ "nobody gets left behind" 2018 patricians choice:

ETH (for flippening)
LINK
REQ
ICX
ZRX
OMG

grannys gamble:
XRB

>>6213781
real world data can't connect to/interact with the blockchain.

>>6211906

>>6213781

In order for smart contracts to be viable you MUST be able to trust that the data being fed into it is true. That's the problem chainlink solves.

>>6213794

Almost certainly yes, but the team absolutely refuses to comment on it. Sergey follows only one exchange, Poloniex, so it's likely that will happen at some point. That said, binance is pretty good now and has the most volume so it's a good choice.

>>6213727
>>6213822
When did you stinky linkies get so tasteful

Anything shilled heavily on /biz/ do the opposite of.

>>6213836
Not just that. But the nodes will allow for trustless smartcontracts, which ensures that the terms of the contract is executed exactly as stated.

Decentralized oracles is what keeps the financial world from utilizing smartcontracts in the first place. When a centralized oracle can fuck you over, the whole point of smartcontracts evaporates.

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Buy Scrypt, SHA-256, ETHASH, EQUIHASH hashrates with any Debit Card, and you are good to go !


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>>6213727
>>6213822
Thanks, saved. I bought ZRX because I thought the protocol seemed interesting.

What do you think the chances are of any of the 7 being added to Coinbase?

Was there a thread about the `patricians choice'?

>>6212391
oh lawd!!

kek'd so much

My Chainlink holdings turned into ~$50k. I'm all in and intend to keep it like 90% chainlink, but I'm thinking of dumping a few thousand into something else, maybe SophiaTX or Lamden. Are those a good idea? I like the other picks in this thread and the triforce but those already have such high market caps...

>>6213923
Ethereum and Bitcoin were shilled heavily on biz, google the archives and you'll see why you need to be all in on Link atm

+ Officer Ranks
- Reichsführer CL : l Sergey Nazarov
- CL-Oberst-Gruppenführer: 500001+ LINK
- CL-Obergruppenführer: 250001-500000 LINK
- CL-Gruppenführer: 175001-250000 LINK <--- Me
- CL-Brigadeführer: 125001-175000 LINK
- CL-Standartenführer: 75001-125000 LINK
- CL-Obersturmbannführer: 50001-75000 LINK
- CL-Sturmbannführer: 35001-50000 LINK
- CL-Hauptsturmführer: 25001-35000 LINK
- CL-Obersturmführer: 20001-25000 LINK
- CL-Untersturmführer: 15001-20000 LINK
X<><><>X<><><>X
+ Non-Commissioned Officer Ranks
- CL-Sturmscharführer: 10001-15000 LINK
- CL-Hauptscharführer: 9001-10000 LINK
- CL-Oberscharführer: 7501-9000 LINK
- CL-Scharführer: 5001-7500 LINK
- CL-Unterscharführer: 3501-5000 LINK
X<><><>X<><><>X
+ Enlisted Ranks
- Rottenführer: 1501-3500 LINK
- Sturmmann: 501-1500 LINK
- Schütze: 1-500 LINK

Post your ranks!

>>6213781
Oracles gather information for smart contracts. Right now oracles are typically centralized third parties. Chainlink wishes to bridge all required information through a decentralized oracle network, thereby solving a point of failure for all smart contracts.

>>6213923
That's how I missed the ODN moon..

Never again.

>>6213968
>SophiaTX or Lamden

Just go to some crypto casino instead. Your odds are better there.

If you want in on a legit project with a semi-low marketcap, just look towards iExec.

>>6213968
If you're going for that approach, always good to have some optionality, unless you're dollar cost averaging with more fiat. Why not a mix of some high-risk low mc, and some ETH in case a promising ICO comes along or the flippening happens

>>6214013
I swear to god shit like this will lead to mistrust of firms into chainlink you know what happens when a firm get associated with 4chan. I'm really curious about what Sergey thinks if he read all the bullshit about him and his firm.


Even if he thought philanrophic in the beginning to give some neets the chance to make some serious money. I'm sure he will not like all the bullshit and may re-brand the mainnet on order to get of the 4chan pairing

>>6212928
people made 10x+ on DGB. If you bought early you'd still be up by loads

>>6214157
Sergey is trying to keep a low profile but these fucking 4chan autists just can't let go of him

>>6213781
smart contracts are functionally cucked if they have no way to bring in data from the outside world onto the blockchain. there is one way to bring in that data, and that is an "oracle". an oracle is middleware between the blockchain and the outside world.

the "oracle problem" is how can we trust an oracle is providing correct data to a smart contract? chainlink solved this by decentralizing the oracles; where consensus had to be reached between the many oracles on a certain data point, so the smart contract can be certain the information it is recieving is correct. correct data (aka 51% of nodes agreeing) means those nodes get paid a fee in LINK and the nodes that provided the wrong data get paid nothing (or even banned/fined from the network).

so now if i code a smart contract that needs to know the price of google stock at midday on monday, and i get 200 oracles telling me its $273.00 per and 10 oracles telling me its $3.50, i can be pretty sure its $273.00.

>>6213781
Accessing Off-Chain data requires an Oracle to translate this data into a "Language" the Chain understands.
This oracle needs to be trusted to deliver the right data.
THIS is the oracle problem.
Chainlink solves it by using a network of decentralized oracles and reaching a consensus among them ( very simplified obviously)

convince me to halve my btc position and buy more LINK pls

I just read about elf. I might need to fork some of my links to get in on that.

>>6214243
This is why we can't have nice things. the turbo autists will make sure that our tokens will be worthless

Cap this

>>6214157
>inb4 Sergay gives up on LINK and the real world adoption of smart contracts will be delayed thanks to bunch of autists from a mongolian basketweaving forum

>>6213945
probably none. also i forgot VEN which is my chinese check'ems "if the gooks dont fuck this up" comedy option

>>6214314
Yeah, just like ETH right?

>>6211906
where can i buy chainlink coin?

>>6214357
But Vitalik is already a known pedo, so association with an anime forum cannot hurt him

>>6214314
>>6214243

You're gonna hate my whites only node then.

So i didn't fuck up by buying at 00105 ETH? Its going back up soon, right?

>>6214398
Binance

https://www.binance.com/trade.html?symbol=LINK_BTC

https://www.binance.com/trade.html?symbol=LINK_ETH

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?

>>6214457

the eth pair just got fucked because of eth mooning. It'll be fine.

>>6214248
Seriously man, if anyone is too brainlet to not get what ChainLink does and how big it will be, they don't deserve it. This place is infested with greedy and impatient newfags and I hope they go all in onto a pump and dump.

>>6213081

How the fuck have I not seen this. Love you faggots.

>>6214348
Thanks. It's rare to get proper responses these days.

>>6214448
sounds interesting

>>6214515
the year is 2018, the year of our lord sergey

>>6211942
>possibly THE key to mainstream smart contracts is rank 97 on CMC
>not undervalued

Pick one, trenchbrain.

Looked into it, seems pretty gay

I'm hodling like 6 coins ATM in addition to chainlink, half of them have already mooned and given me nice profits, strongly considering just dumping them all into chainlink and waiting.

>>6214294

Sell everything except AGRS and put it in LINK.

>>6214448
Dude shut the fuck up i aint saying Shit about racism or sjw im Sitzung myself on 15k links but i prefer to play it silent rather than shouting out autistic memes So someday ishoot myself in the knee

Captcha: maruyuama picos

>>6214727

its too risky to go all in on, I wish i didn't have so much on it but I don't want to sell any either

>>6214492
external data > oracle > blockchain
The oracle takes the external data and translates it into a form the blockchain understands.

>>6213067
> tfw AXA is shittiest bank in Belgium
> literally loses money regularly and has to beg government for help

hehehehe see you guys in a few months when this inevitably crashes

Someone ELI5 what LINK does..?
I kept falling for the FUDDers calling it stinky linky and pajeetcoin... I wanted to buy it at $0.30 and $0.90 after it dropped from a dollar to...

>>6214038
How does the ChainLonk token come into play?

>>6214853
Fuck off brainlet. Weak hands are not welcome here.

>>6214853

>>6214804
Give a real world example

>>6213006
Actually the AXA and Sony thing predates the Sibos PoC.
AXA and Sony have a joint firewall smart contract running on Chainlink, this has been going on for like over a year and afaik is still running.

The names attached to the Sibos PoC demo were these five institutions: BNP Paribas, Barclays, Santander, Fidelity, and Société Générale.
And Swift of course.

>>6213781
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.

>>6214853
fucking dumb niggers ITT asking what LINK does
i'm so tired of you newfags. learn to read or kill yourself quickly

>>6214330
have can you give up on something when you never tried in the first place?

>>6214857

If you collect 1000 you get a Sergey plushie.

>>6214248
Thank you for this. Gonna dump my DBC for CL.

>>6214857
the nodes that provide correct data are paid in LINK (which is where its value will come from ultimately)

>>6214492
it will be software that oracle node operators will run on their servers

>>6214857
Oracles are paid in Link-Token for sending the right data.
Tht's the third question I'm answering now which is directly addressed in the whitepaper.
DYOR and read the fucking whitepaper you mongs.

>>6214901
So is this part of why bitcoin and ethereum arent actually used to buy anything yet?

>>6214926
is the fleshlight built in?

>>6214987
yes, with rory™ walls

Any news coming up for LINK? Shill me goyim

>>6214801
Still, I could probably consolidate. I have my finger dipped in too many "guaranteed profits."
>>6214853
Fuck off reddit

>>6214463
fuck man, can't us binance at the moment because of this

>>6214972
No, that would be due to the volatility

>>6214972
No. That's usually attributed to price volatility.

This is part of why the real world can't reliably use the technology behind Ethereum; smartcontracts.

Have never seen one fucking real world explanation of how link would be used. Much less how the token will be worth so much

>>6215108
should of got in early instead of FOMOing like a reddit bitch.

>>6215118
It's been explained countless times in various places you fucking idiot. Now go chase some shitcoins. That's all you'll ever be capable of.

>>6211906
>pic related

>>6215118
Then don't buy, seriously.
Thanks to folks like you I still can accumulate more for a ridiculous price.

>>6215176
Na your little sentences don't mean much buddy give a decent explanation on why this is gonna be big. Such as who is going to use it, how much they will use it, and how ot will handle the volatility.

>>6215206
I've bought Link for exactly this reason. I ignored Eth shills. /biz/ is right sometimes. It's on the money with link

>>6215108
it was open a few hours ago, check when the burgs are sleeping

>>6214067
>iexec
Lol and try to compete against more established projects like golem and somn

>>6215273
Then buy Bazingacoin

Okay 95% sure im gonna drop 2 grand on link. Shill me the remaining 5% to make me do it.

Predictions EOY?

>>6215345
Ok your shitcoin is gonna fix crpto volatility good job

>>6215273
Bitch boy, all that info is already out the in abundance. You're obviously a normal fag that can't be bothered to do some research. You may stay poor.

Is sergey so confident and knows he has so many deals wrapped up there is literally no reason for him to speak? The amount of articles and blog posts Zen Protocol and Mobius Network are being mentioned in and publishing is a little disconcerting.

>>6215347
If mainnet goes live expect $50-$100.

>>6215293
/biz/ shilled hard BTC at 500$, ETH at 10$ and my worst regret for not buying in, Monero at $0,80

>>6215392
*when

>>6215293
the real red pill is realising that /biz/ is mostly wrong, but if you listen to the real nerds who have done their homework you can become rich.

>>6215118
Since you thought solving the oracle problem had anything to do with using BTC as a currency, I'll use an example I saw yesterday which dumbs it down to the kindergarden level:

>You and a friend bet on a football game
>You make a contract which states that if your team wins, you get $100. If his team wins, he gets $100
>None of you get to watch the game live
>The day after you check a website which says your team won
>Your friend checks another website which says his team won
>Woah! But who won the bet?
>What if the contract was connected to decentralized oracles which does not feed bad information?

With ChainLink in place, the nodes would automatically transfer reliable information to the contract right after the game. And the contract would send $100 to you or $100 to your friend.

Now imagine this with derivatives or insurance. Which is where it is most likely to be adopted.

>>6215389
I have shit to do if you cant give anything besides an abstract generalization then you suck at sellimg yoir product

>>6215347

4 billion marketcap EOY.
70 billion EOY 2019
500billion EOY 2021

1000x in 4 years

>>6214013
Obersturmführer meldet sich zum Dienst!

Heil Nazarov!

>>6215462
See this is where you're sadly very confused. No one here gives a fuck if you buy or not.

>>6215423
Right, germanfag here (forgot the implication of using if instead of when).

What is the best place to deposit LINK in long therm? Etherwallet or Ledger nano S?

So how long until this handle bottoms out if that's what happens and how low is it gonna go? This is the 12h chart, so maybe 36 hours?

>>6215476
x10 EOY isn't that interesting compared to what some shitcoin can do in a week. or just holding ETH since it's already in place unlike LINK

>>6215434
that doesn't make any sense

>>6215434
Why would a big ass company need a decentralized oracle network that uses token that were bought and horded by a few thousand people for the purpose of sellimg off on a chinese crypto exchange

>>6215108
use kucoin, trading platform is pretty similar and they're growing fast

use ref and you get part of my trading fees(i get part of yours 2): 1uQeK

>>6215533
Ledger Nano S

>>6215476
that would be great

>>6215537
Could go to 7000, who knows. There are lots of factors. Good luck trying to time the market. A bunch of idiots tried that with many other sleeping giants and got fucked when they woke up.

>>6215556
it is when your holding 100k

>>6215559
Then I'm sorry to say, but you're a fucking brainlet.

Stay the fuck away from LINK. Go buy Tron.

>>6215577
oh shit this is a link thread nvm

>>6215576

link investors make profit too, similar to how people buy ven, neo or eth to stake and receive dividends

>>6215576
Decentralization is what makes the smartcontracts trustless, you god damn brainlet.

>>6214710
Comments like this are how I know ChainLink is the next big thing.

>>6215522
I don't wanna but im just saying you suck at shilling and its a fact because none of you ever talk in a way that has anything to do with reality which is that no one buys anything with shitrocurrencies lmfao

>>6215576
Why offload your computing power to crypto nerds for pennies when you can just buy millions worth of servers, pay for a location to store them, pay to run them and pay the IT dudes to maintain it all?

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

>>6211906
No lol
Ethereum blew up because of scam ICOs and eth pairs
Chainlink can't offer none of those to the cryptoworld so no one really cares except for (maybe) the banks, and if you want a bankcoin just buy fucking ripple
If you expect an Ethereum tier moon mission sorry but nah

>>6215695
You're not the type of person that would invest in the next big thing. I can tell. Just move along.

>>6215108

goo ( dot ) gl /6Lhy6s

Go to My Orders
Then Register

>>6215665
And why do we need trustless contracts brainlet

>>6215576

Don't buy, dude. You've cracked it. It's all a scam.

All my other holdings are just ways to accumulate more LINK.

>>6215706

ETH needs link to grow

>>6214294
Dude you aren't going to make it. Either all in chainlink or all in hype ico

>>6215745
If you don't even understand that, I give up. You win.

Go buy Tron.

>>6214294
BAT is another good 2018 hold. I'd dump all that ltc though for link.

>>6215730
I learned what link is 30 minutes ago suck my dick nerd lmfao

>>6215700
Nothing is free

>>6215783
All these idiots will be the losers buying at $10+ when their low IQ brain finally clicks and understands ChainLink's critical place in the ecosystem, even though it has been broken down countless times and they should already know.

I hope ChadLink kills ETH

>>6215845
what do you think the average IQ of a no-linker brainlet is?

just curious

>>6215756
Mmk nerd im sure youre ahead of the people who actually have money who are missimg out on the next ethereum

>>6215835
I'm telling you, you're the type that will watch charts all day and get bored within 30 minutes and you'll dump it for the first thing that is shilled on here. You're an idiot like most people on /biz/ and you're NOT going to succeed. You're wasting your time here.

whats the cheapest and quickest way to transfer money from kucoin to binance to buy more link?

>>6215902
Imagine being this retarded

>>6215947
ETH?

>>6215745

You know when you, like, can't trust your mom cos she turned your PlayStation off before you got to a save point? These are contracts to tell your mom you don't trust her any more. She's trustless. That's all it is. We here on /biz/ value those at about $400 million USD.

>>6215462
you may be the biggest cunt i've come across on this board

>>6214013
Stop this cringey-ass shit man

>>6215902
Link would make sure Ethereums smartcontracts would finally see mainstream adoption, you worm.

>>6215902

Pretending to be a retard makes you a bit of a retard. Even if you're "just pretending".

>>6215921
Low enough that it should be considered illegal.

>>6215936
And you think youre smarter than the people who manipulate crypto markets. A true narcissist

>>6215922

Well then you're right, LOL. Way ahead.

>>6215985
Na that would be people whose favorite insult is "brainlet"

>>6215985

The best part is when LINK hits 100 USD he will still never really understand why it's worth that much kek. It's literally like deja vu, I was buying bitcoins at 30 USD and telling my family to do the same, they still to this day just think I won the lottery. Not that I did hours of research and learned how disruptive it would be.

Does Sergey want to be associated with the racist sexist 4chan who have bought up 30% of his link?

>>6215745

And I thought I was dealing with enough brainlets on the Request thread. It is far worse here.

Jesus. Just go buy Tron.

>>6216089
I also told my family about Bitcoin when it was $3. They balked at it as it rose. Finally conceding that I was right after it passed $10k.

>>6215206

>How do you buy ethereum?
>I live in germany

k

>>6216127
>>6216016
>>6216009
How do I know if you're not trying to FOMO me into buying your bags..?

>>6216077
t. buttblasted saltie waltie sugar plum baby cakes honey pie cuddle bug brainlet

>>6216169
Because you shouldn't buy LINK. If you don't understand what it is, stay the fuck away.

>>6216169
No one here cares if you buy anything. We're just having fun while we wait for the inevitable to occur. In the meantime, it's fun to insult pieces of brainlet shit like you so that you'll kill yourself when you see LINK at $100.

>>6216169
You're right. Go buy tron it will make you rich, get away from this thread.

>>6216172
T. Im smarter than smart people special gold star secret no boys allowed club brainlet

>>6216233
I cant wait for the whale who owns 95% of link to assrape its price and make any company using it go bankrupt

My worries is that eth fucks up their scaling.
This will effect link since it is a ER20 token?

>>6216339
Good luck with that.

>>6216169
Seriously the general consensus among linkies was that we don't people like you to invest because you'll ADHD sell tomorrow when you discover your nth crypto, n<20, that someone shills to you a retarded coin but your brainlet mind is susceptible to their greed drooling normie appealing shilling tactics so you get angst over one day's sideways movement on LINK because you didn't do your research and you move over to tron. Don't need your buy high sell low on LINK. Fuck off, buy ripple, it's dipped.

>>6216284
please try not
>kill yourself
>turn into a pink wojak
>go bald
>cry
>verbally abuse your parents
>physically harm the family pet
>all of the above

when link hits $100

>>6216397
Yes, then Link is doomed

Fuck i'm so excited to be part of this. Don't let me down guys.

>>6216397
They could move to another Blockchain. NEO is way faster. Also Universa is coming this quarter, and they are even faster than NEO.

I hardly think ETH won't upscale though. They don't have the BTC core cucks on board.

>>6215434
Break down how this works in an insurance contract?

If youre not a lazy brainlet them you will do this service for a helpless brainlet like me

>>6216397
Ethereum 2019 will be a fucking beast, don't you worry.

>>6216397
for the moment ETH is doing pretty well.
If plasma sharding plays out nicely, we could see a 10x scaling factor that would help out.
That might be enough to get the raiden network up and running.

If that doesn't work out, it might have to move to a network like stellar lumen.

>>6216465
No it's not. It doesn't need Ethereum. Common misconception. It can run on anything.

>>6216504
Not to mention that eths price is too volatile to be used as a currency amd no one would use it as currency even if it was stable

NEO is actually the only sure thing left in crypto.

Seriously undervalued and will pass ETH at some point.

It's so much better than ETH, it's ridiculous.

Watch and learn.

No I'm not shilling, I couldn't give a fuck if you buy it or not, I bought it at $5 each when it was ANS, I'm comfy as fuck regardless. I'm just making a point that it's the only coin left you can guarantee profits in over the next 12 months.

If you you’re stinky and you know clap your hands :D if you’re stinky and you know it clap you’re hands :D<3

>>6215767
It's the other way around

Youre all brainlets solely by your belief that crypto will keep bull running and yoir link proce wont stagnate or crash if the market stagnates or crashes

>>6216842
Sir but with all do respect, you sound like a Kike FUDer niggerboy sir

>>6216612
What? One of the main points of a diverse token/coin based economy is that you will be able to buy anything with any coin by means of intant super cheap trades. Say you contributed to web hosting on your computer so you're given a webhosting coin that you can use to utilize other's computers but you don't need that so next time you ride the bus you pay with that token because somebody else wants to utilize your computer. So you pay bus fare and lunch with leaving your computer on at night. That's the idea that is prevalent atm.

>>6216842
gdax gave me a $10k withdrawal limit. They say "if you want more, send us a message begging for more, a detailed reason why, and we'll get back to you in 10 business days"
It just reaffirmed to me the importance and long term viability of crypto.
With a private wallet NO ONE can tell me when and how much of my fucking money I can move.
Now imagine when we get DECENTRALIZED exchanges that can trade for ANY ASSET with NO FUCKING FEES.
Oh yeah, it's fucking coming, and sooner than you think.

It's going to drive the value of crypto up another 10x. People are going to start getting fucking paid in crypto.

>>6214248
Is all of this data being sent to nodes encrypted, seems like it would be sensitive information

>>6216981
theres already a few de-centralized exchanges other than etherdelta, theres just not much volume yet.

>>6217213
Etherdelta is shit to buy on atm for this exact reason. If they made it normie friendly it would be great.

>>6217213

Blocknet is going to the be the first one to really make a huge splash.

>>6216009
Nein!

>>6217293

etherdelta is shit because it takes hours to deposit and then complete trades and withdraw then attempting to speed it up costs an absurd amount of money.

>>6216880
>all do respect
>do

>"due"

cringe

Is LINK the true HODL coin?

>>6217432
found da juden! :D

>>6217450
No all the linkies just use buzzwords they dont actually know anything

>>6215462
grrrrr youre an angry bear

>>6215966
>>6216013
>>6216016
No, ChadLink is a person, my best friend, my love

>>6217450
yes. ORACLE PROVLEM. SOLVED.

>>6214294
I unironically did this yesterday. So go ahead, son

>>6217557
Seriously none of you know what youre talking about you just know abstract as possible and general as possible

>>6217761
rawr the bear is still angry

>>6214901
>>6213906
>>6214038
>>6213836
>>6214248
>>6214287
>>6214901


Holy shit thank you all for this. Already had LINK but this nesrly rvaporates all self induced fud in my brain.

The only wuestion remaining is, where is Sergei and his product.

>>6211906

the TA on this right now

also BAT as well for any of my BATmen

c-can LINKmarines and BATmen be friends?

>>6216988
not sure if thats possible as the computation is public. unless the decryption is outsourced to another 3rd party/oracle.

>>6214248
People can already easily do this in Ethereum contracts, it's hardly a fucking solution.

>>6216445
this, it isn't a coincidence that the people who fud link or who are still asking what it does in a cunty way make posts that are demonstrably retarded

>>6211906
What will be the new LINK for people like me who missed out?

>>6217884
are you fucking joking?

would love to see this explanation. go on.

>>6217895
>Missed out
>Not even 400M marketcap

Poor babby getting 100x gains in a year instead of 200x.

>>6217761

Last Github commit was November

>>6217960
Half of /biz/ don't even understand the fundamentals of Ethereum anymore. We've been overrun by actual retards.

Half the time when someone tries to argue against LINK and its usage, they're actually arguing against Ethereum and its smartcontracts.

Brainlets will never learn.

>>6217853
Ya. They can even be INTERLINKED

>>6213081
>I don't chase the market anymore and have 'retired' to LINK

This is the best way to word how I've felt the past couple of weeks -- I've effectively stopped swing trading and am just hodling, waiting for the moon that I'm convinced is coming this year.

Feels good senpai.

>>6215434
>>The day after you check a website which says your team won
>>Your friend checks another website which says his team won
This is the most contrived thing.

I was shilling pfr and prl here for you on /biz since both were 0.07 and 0.01 respectively. Get profit on egas and make me (and you) rich.
Take a look@ https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ethgas/

>>6218211
no, that would be your pathetic life.

>>6212398
it's dipped right now

>>6213677
Checked

Okay Linkies, I believe you. ChainLink will connect everything via SmartContract, I get it.

But no offense, what is your honest opinion about the upcoming ACT fork to ABTC, which will be the first Bitcoin which enables Smart contracts?
And also what is your opinion about Hashgraph?

>>6211906
im a severe autist from /pol/ and one day i was lurking biz and found a chainlink thread that changed my life and actually got me into crypto.
i invested 10k and now im worth close to 50k

>>6218565
>first Bitcoin which enables Smart contracts?

Way too little way too late. ETH has first mover's advantage on extensible and safe/effective smart contracts.

>>6218121
>they're actually arguing against Ethereum and its smartcontracts.

and blockchain itself

>>6216988
Nodes will have absolutely no clue what data they're processing. It's 100% safe

>>6219194
he might actually be Satoshi.

>>6218565
will ACT moon like zcl?

>>6217780
How does link process an insurance contract, plz tell

>>6220040
Who would code an insurance contract? Is it something sergey has already made or does it take a lot more work to make a contract? Wtf

>>6219426
Satoshi Nakamoto = Sergey Nazarov
It's no coincidence the names are so similar.

someone could run a text analysis on bitcoin source code vs the ruby link source, see if there's any similarities

>>6220040
>>6220296
Why have you not fucked off yet? Do you even know what a fucking oracle is?

>>6216339
>I cant wait for the whale who owns 95% of link to assrape its price and make any company using it go bankrupt

not possible. only 1/3 of all Link is in circulation. Even if all 1/3rd was instantly sold, nodes would carry it. It is scalable on fees based on value. Node operators would just instantly be paid more Link. now do you realize how much thought went into this and why it will succeed?

wake up in the morning what do I see?
A pile of shit staring at me

>>6214929
>Not hodling both

>>6220667
>now do you realize how much thought went into this and why it will succeed?

Why can't they see how comfy we are? I give it 3 months max till some major fireworks are going off. Going to be a great year for those who have patience's.

>>6220814
patience*

>>6215341
do more research my dude

>>6212398
it's dipping right now though

>>6220352
Why are linkies so hostile? They think theyre smarter than everyone else

>>6220667
Wha5g does decentralization accomplish? Is it just the cheaper cost? (Thus creating new markets I guess)

>>6218108
they are using a private repo these days faggot

>>6212398
It’s dipping right now though along with every other alt, if it dips below $1.10 I would buy desu, but that’s me. Really LINK could be anywhere between $10 and $1000 this time next year. The market cap is there, all it needs is the right nudge into the mainstream and it’ll be picked up by the river of normies and investors alike faster than you can say kike.

>>6221298
>all it needs is the right nudge into the mainstream and it’ll be picked up by the river of normies and investors alike faster than you can say kike.

This thread is great.

>>6221298
buytarget is 75000 eth

>>6214515
Someone just made it yesterday.

sergey gave me this in a dream. then I woke up and it was real! A golden linkie!!

>>6216620
chink vaporware with no documentation and no dev community

>>6221852
Vaporware?
It's up and running you moron.

>>6221852

I hope someone is adding this one to the screenshots of future no linkie wojaks