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The only saving grace these constant shill shit posts about Chain link is that I have the knowledge now not to invest in this junk.

Thanks!

>>7493284
I honestly hope what you say is true anon, I really don't want you to be rich

>>7493284
FUD spreading or serious?
I'm interested in knowing any legit concerns regarding LINK.

>>7492895
You linkies are deluded. LINK will never go above the price of a Big Mac, because that defeats the purpose of this coin.

>>7493350
>6,74 for bigmack
So are ypu sain that I will 44x my investment? Sounds good to me

sniff sniff

>>7493348
Have any more emails you went through?

load up your bags, bring your friends

>>7492895
>He doesn't know Sergey dumped 8 million of the tokens reserved for incentives on binance with the latest 2 million sent to the dump wallet yesterday

https://etherscan.io/token/0x514910771af9ca656af840dff83e8264ecf986ca?a=0xf37c348b7d19b17b29cd5cfa64cfa48e2d6eb8db

>>7492895
Sergey, the philosophy graduate? Of course he will deliver, top coder, lmfao

>>7494145

>dumps coins at .30 cents

OURGUY.JPG

>>7492895

Here's another way to completely justify holding LINK.

The entire market is going up. Hence the 20 trillion by 2020 meme.

So as long as you hold any crypto and don't touch it's going to trend upwards. The only exception would be true exit scams like bitconnect or Coinomi. Even DOGE which is completely useless is slowly gaining in USD value.

You may as well hold LINK. It's value will rise with the market, but in addition to following the market it could explode.

>>7494166
>the philosophy graduate

i don't think most people realize that most great mathematicians in the early days were philosophers.

i'm not saying sergey is one, but it's not like he has a women's studies degree. you should read up on plato or just the history of mathematics in general. it's pretty neat stuff.

"Pure mathematics is, in its way, the poetry of logical ideas." - einstein

"i think, therefore i am" descartes

>>7494197
This doesn't exactly give me faith in the project

>>7493449
2 types of guys in this world

4chan guy taking picture to jerk off
And a guy accualy banging dat sweet ass

Who you wanna be?

>>7492895
That's a nice shill you got there, but I won't be buying this scam.

Notice how when people talk about partnerships with coins like WTC, OMG and MOBI, they just flat out say

"Mobius is partnered with WTC"

But with LINK it's like:

"Guys I just found some emails from IBM where some devs briefly mentioned ChainLink but then talked about and were more interested in hyperledger. But they did mention ChainLink!!!"

Every time LINK partnerships are discussed, it's always this read between the lines crap that no other legit coin has to do. When ETH, NEO, WTC, OMG, etc. Partner with someone, they just fucking say it. LINK never does that because they have no partners and the people that look at it, like IBM decide it's not a good solution, if it even were to exist, so they will not use it.

LINK is dead, they have no partnerships, and it doesn't look like any are coming down the pipe. And before you say but muh SWIFT, swift did a tiny PoC with smartcontract.com

While Sergey does own smart contract.com, it is completely different from LINK. Totally different product. There has been zero interaction between swift or anyone who has used smart contract.com and ChainLink.

If there was, it would have been announced, like MOBI announced partnership with WTC.

But hey, keep digging through those emails looking for people who briefly mentioned ChainLink once, I'm sure that will send you to the moon. Meanwhile, I'll be enjoying my mobi with legit and announced partnerships.

>>7494437
nice, how much link do you own

>>7494437
Because giant conglomerates like SWIFT actually make you sign NDA's , and actually want to protect their IP, whereas crypto "startups" literally can only shill partnerships to get hype.

>>7494437
>While Sergey does own smart contract.com, it is completely different from LINK
You were almost there my nigger...

>>7494366
Brainlet here, please explain more.
If I'm reading it correctly Sir Gay has dumped millions of link into binance (possibly to exit scam).

>>7492895
>won't find any clients,
They already have a partnership with Zeppelin OS

>>7494495
They are different though. LINK is an open source shit project while smartcontract.com is Sergeys company. Smartcontract.com can still provide consulting services to turn a business’ data into api feeds. Stinky LINKys btfo again

>>7494437
I hate to admit it, but he's right.

>>7494486
This is all open source you brainlet. NDA’s are completely useless. If SWIFT was actually partnering with LINk they would’ve announced it at SIBOS. Anyone who buys LINK is getting fucking trolled lol

>>7494521

6 million so far, 2 million sent to the same wallet the yesterday that the rest was dumped from for a total of 8 million. This is one of Sergey's wallets per the white paper. Look for yourself.

https://etherscan.io/token/0x514910771af9ca656af840dff83e8264ecf986ca?a=0xf37c348b7d19b17b29cd5cfa64cfa48e2d6eb8db

>>7494437
thanks just sold 100k

>>7494573
Oh shit, it looks like he's cutting his losses and running

>>7494532
>go to smartcontract.com
>read white paper
>chainlink mentioned
>scroll down on main site
>chain link featured
>button on site literally says "chainlink a smartcontract"

bruh

>>7493449

>>7494573
>>7494598
some trillionaires are buying enough to run nodes in the future

>>7492895

I literally had a dream I was watching a new Sergey talk last night, this is really getting out of hand for me, on top of the quads, trips and dubs I have received in link threads.

On the one hand I can see links full potential being between $1-$5 for all time. On the other hand I desperately want to see it grow to $50.

I'm starting to suffer actual disassociations from reality while daydreaming about a fully adopted abd operation link node ecosystem, which would push link to the upper limits of its speculative value.

It is all so tiring.

>>7494611
Doesn't use the ChainLink network with LINK tokens dummy, it's just a marketing buzzword.

You're getting dumped on by a dev wallet. The project is vaporware hidden behind a private repo. The dev communicates once every 3 months. You never know the status of the project.

How many more red flags do you need?

>>7494673
I think you should move it all onto a cold storage, block yourself from visiting any site featuring crypto and just forget about LINK for some years.

>>7494704
Sergey going on stage an shouting
>CHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIN LIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINK
>WE ARE COMING IN WAVES; WAVES

>>7494704

Do you really think he would be headlining conferences with partners like swift and docusign if this was even remotely a scam?

LINK=shitcoin MOBI=moonlambo Don't fall for pajeet shills my friend. MOBI make you rich

>>7494573
>>7494662
There also seems to have been an effort to keep the price low, and this could be part of it.

If 2 Million dumped on the market just yesterday, wouldn't we see a price dip or would that take more time to register?

>>7494420
That ass? No ty. Shes been tainted.

>>7494573
It's a weak handed faggot advisor you dip. 6 advisors = 6 wallets with 50m.

>>7494845
They do it in batches so as not to disturb the market too much. The 2 million sent to the dump wallet yesterday hasnt hit binance yet, only the first 6 million has.

where to get some Links ?

>>7494872
Even still, that kind of volume increase should have some effect, should it not? The price has been absolutely solid between $.30-.50 cents for weeks now.

>>7494845
It's all a fucking con.
Sergey is selling off millions of links to feather his nest.

>>7494919
They're on binance.

If you can stomach EtherDelta, you can pretty much get any coin you want there also.

>>7494968
Meh, I hold a modest amount. I just want to be part of the ride.

hey remember that one time in 2014 where everyone was really hyped about NXT and the Secure Asset Exchange

the threads were very similar to chainlink
>wow sergey speaks at AirConf so many partnerships are lined up just wait youll see
>its the next big thing guys i swear sergey will deliver

oh and remember how they abandoned the project just like they will abandon ChainLink
but yes sure why do the research just stick to your little lambo mantras and suckin rorys cock for little to no information
>w-we hired one dev i swear we can't tell you who it is though...

you faggots are in for a surprise

>>7494845
But binance was down yesterday, when it came back online they've just acted as if it never happened and kept the price where it was

>>7495147
What surprise? If this shit scams it's pretty much what I expected.

The real surprise would be if it moons, wouldn't you agree?

>>7494845
this ive seen it multiple times with my own eyes.

Im talking super super high walls

>>7494809
He's going to do the same thing he does every conference dude. He's going to talk about smart contracts, he's going to mention oracles, then he will briefly mention ChainLink. He's not going to announce any partnerships (there are none), and he's certainly not going to market his coin to anyone.

All the while dev wallets are transferring to binance by the millions.

Face it dude, you're getting dumped on by a dev during the conference hype, only to get the privilege to baghold for another 3 months without news.

You could have bought the total scam TRX and cashed out. Instead, you baghold this crap. Whatever dude, enjoy being dumped on by the devs.

>>7492895
>I have 70% of my portfolio in chainlink

>>7495223
That's a fair point. What if the deposits were timed that way specifically for that reason? Spooky!

>>7495261
You mean whales trying to drive the price down by dumping? Can you elaborate?

>>7492895
fluuuuuuushhhhhhhh

>>7495147
Hilariously enough, NXT has a higher market cap than LINK. Really makes ya think.

>>7495294
trying to keep the price down buy putting large orders When everything was bullish link went up yeah but not as much as it should have

>>7494420
Notice he's black.

Stormfront Pol fags btfo by tyrone, once again.

>>7494355
This. The fact that Sergey has this background makes link MORE not less likely to succeed, because it means he is idealistic & not in it for the money, & that is the strongest of all motivators. Do you really think that someone like that will just dump coins & exit? It's common knowledge that he wants to change the world through smart contracts enforcing equality. How everyone is not buying more link after the sec hearing is beyond me since they explicitly mentioned this as a consequence of this new tech.

>>7495491
Yes, Sergey dumping his holding will definitely keep the price down. OH NO NO NO NO

>>7494567
How come Chainlink moved all their development to private repo's so other crypto startups and IBM and other people can't copy their code?

Cuz they have genius product. They like heisenberg. Only 1 with the blue meth.

>>7495271
>He's going to do the same thing he does every conference dude. He's going to talk about smart contracts, he's going to mention oracles, then he will briefly mention ChainLink. He's not going to announce any partnerships (there are none), and he's certainly not going to market his coin to anyone.


not sure why they'd be invited to major conferences like SIBOS only to destroy their own credibility. not saying a situation like that is impossible. but big players in the financial world being itnerested in this project is why i bought in.

>>7493683
Not a lot of additional news other than what I've said in other threads.
The shortcomings of HyperLedger approach to security and isolating customer data (reference link at bottom) can be resolved via oracles.
HyperLedger oracles will allow the use of plugins written in Go.
The new version of LINK will be written in Go.

>The number of connections between LINK and other huge projects that I have come across seems so improbable to be pure cooincidence that I am confident in saying it's impossible.
======
Reference link, it's a good read.
https://gendal.me/2017/07/20/what-slack-can-teach-us-about-privacy-in-enterprise-blockchains/

>>7494975
binance is still down? fuck

>>7493683
>>7495622
what e-mails are you guys talking about? could you post them?

>>7495532
>Do you really think that someone like that will just dump coins & exit?
He already did that back in 2014.

>>7495716
Sure thing, bud.
https://dropfile.to/2jX2QrB

They're publicly available since it's an OS project.
Nothing to impressive was done for me to get them.

>>7495784
thanks m8. going to read through these tonight and dream about lambos

>>7493449
Does anyone know where to buy these kinds of leggings? My girl wears them but only really black ones but these look like... woah holy moly

Anyone want's to trade 10 Supreme for 100 Links ? (I've got balls)

>>7495653
check their twitter.
us.binance.com works as well as kr.binance.com

FYI Some anons are fudding that it's an elaborate phishing attack to get your password so if you're super paranoid you can hold off for a few days. But most people seem to be able to get in, trade, and withdrawal with no problems, except that you need to change the address on the confirmation e-mail for withdrawals to the us.binance address

WE ARE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER

DO NOT UNDER ESTIMATE THE POWER OF POSITIVE THOUGHT! ESPECIALLY COLLECTIVE POSITIVE THOUGHT!

THIS SHIT IS GOING TO REACH $1,000 EASILY!
HOLD THAT THOUGHT AND VISUALIZE IT IN YOUR MIND EVERYDAY AS OFTEN AS POSSIBLE STARTING NOW AND IT WILL MANIFEST INTO REALITY. DO IT! I'M NOT JOKING!

VISUALIZE AS OFTEN AND AS DETAILED AS POSSIBLE!

>>7496027
absolute madman

>>7496027
THE MADMAN

>>7496027
you are a MANIAC

>>7495653
The app works on my phone.

Companies have all sorts of contracts for all sorts of things (obviously) but the legal system never works like it's supposed to. Let’s say you agree a contract to sell a table, say, for $20 next week. You give the guy the table but next week he doesn’t pay. Are you really going to take the buyer to court even though he legally owes you the money?

This kind of thing happens on a huge scale between companies. If they do decide to go to court it's expensive and wastes time. Usually, the side who’s owed money settles out of court for much less than they’re owed.

This is where smart contracts come in. Smart contracts are basically code that executes a contract when conditions are met. An example might be “I'll buy $100 of bonds if the base interest rate hits 1%”.

Once agreed, a smart contract will execute as written, no matter what. No one can fuck each other over once the contract is agreed (unless they BOTH agree).

What’s more, the contract is stored on a blockchain and so can’t be interfered with without hacking 51% of the nodes (this is practically impossible).

But there is another attack vector for smart contracts. Returning to the $100 for bonds example above, I could hack the input to the contract to (falsely) tell the contract that the interest rate is now 1%. The smart contract sees this and executes when it's not supposed to. The security of the contract is only as strong as the weakest link, which in this case is the external data input (also called an oracle).

Chainlink (LINK) solves this problem by decentralizing the oracle – i.e. the information that goes into the contract. It means smart contracts can't be triggered by false inputs (i.e. the attack vector I described above) without hacking 51% of the nodes (again, impossible).

And the bond example is just one of millions of use cases.

>>7496027

>>7496150
That's all nice and dandy, but what's up with Sergey dumping millions of LINK on binance? Makes me worried, considering he exit scammed SAE back in 2014.

>>7496150
funny copypasta example
lets say the guy who agrees to buy the table and to the "smart" (lol) contract just does'nt pay
then ur fucking oracle will come and slap him?
retarded autists
or he discovers that the table meets not the agreed quality? will he slap the oracle to get his money back?
this shit will all be implemented in maybe 15-20 years but not now
u autists are living in a scifi pipedream

>>7495622
Solid. I’ll do some digging myself. Snow has me trapped inside

>>7496369
The first example has nothing to do with smart contracts and isn't supposed to

>>7494673
LINK being below $10,000 literally defeats the purpose
you wouldn't have enough value to offer as collateral

>>7496369
So It's kind of like the early days of the internet.

>>7496190
do you remember when vitalik dumped his coins at $3? how did that work out for a now $1000 eth?

>>7493966
underrated

>>7496190
are you plebs really mad that Sergey is giving your plebs more and more chances to get your golden ticket?
really?

EVERYTHING IS ENERGY AND VIBRATION
ATTUNE YOUR VIBRATIONS TO MATCH THAT OF MONEY AND IT WILL FLOW TO YOU

MEDITATE DAILY AND VISUALIZE LINK REACHING $1000 IN THE PRESENT MOMENT FROM YOUR HEART CENTER

WE WILL ALL MAKE IT

>>7496560
heh

i agree

>>7495147

Did NXT present at SIBOS, or work with prestigious colleges on hardware security?

Let me guess, investing in companies with no track record, good or bad, is a better bet than one that has years of code documentation and is about to release their actual implementation?

People fudded antshares the exact same way as this. The reality is chainlink has literally been collaborating with SWIFT, microsoft, docusign, ZepplinOS just to name a few and selling your bags right now would be fucking retarded. If Link is really so worthless why is there an army of autists fudding it 24/7? Garbage vaporware projects don't need anyone to "prove" they are garbage, it is self evident.

Link is about to go public with their code and both the open source side and the Linkpool side has massive interest, why do you fail to mention this in your brilliant assessment?

And can you explain why the devs would "exit scam" now when the price will without a doubt return to the $1 range by mid year?

In short, you're a dumb faggot that stinks like shit

I have all my 10k LINK on Binance
I wanted to keep it there to sell during the conference hype, but now with Binance day long maintenance and 8M LINK transgerred, I don't even know if I want to play the trading game anymore.

What if (((they))) decide to actually buy the news when every other sentient trader sells it after a plateau?

>>7496500
>>7496531
Vitalik did that after he launched the mainnet.
My concern is than no mainnet is coming and Sergey is booking a ticket to Bahamas.
Now that I remember that ICO TOS was really shady and it excluded Americans to avoid problems with SEC, it makes me worried.

>>7496405
does'nt change the fact that this shit will need a lot longer to be implemented than most of the autists here think
we won't be living in a blockchain world in two years
people always overestimate the changes from a disrupting technology in the short run
in the long run, sure your maybe right, but it will take a lot longer than all of you believe
just look at the internet, same story
most banks run on legacy systems from the 80's, guess why? u think this all will change in two years time because its possible to do so?
you don't understand how the real world ticks, thats all

>>7496531
lel

>>7496657
>What if (((they))) decide to actually buy the news when every other sentient trader sells it after a plateau?


good point, now you're thinking a step ahead of the (((*Jews))[*heebs])

>>7496680

Wow you're probably right man now you judt have to sit back and be vindicated by link going to zero and the initial mainnet not getting released soon and basically there is no project it will all be obvious soon and we will remember that you warned us thanks I'm serious you really helped me today and I appreciate it

>>7496708
Damn.
I guess it is the right time to hodl what I have. I held through the November drama so holding it in the coming shitstorm gotta be a cake walk.

I'd better figure out a way to get more money to invest than actively trade

>>7496757
lol

>>7496458
basically yes.

once companies see that they can eliminate literally hundreds of jobs/dpts/lawyers/etc from their business process via smart contracts they will jump fully on board.

>smart contracts will save companies 100s of millions a year

mass adoption will happen faster than you goyim think simply because businesses will take advantage of the cost saving factors that chainlink tech provides.

>>7496680
>we won't be living in a blockchain world in two years

http://www3.weforum.org/docs/WEF_GAC15_Technological_Tipping_Points_report_2015.pdf#page=24


world economic forum (davos, the jews that run the global economy) predicting that ~10% of global GDP will be in blockchain technology by the mid 2020s.

it might be closer than you think. of course its just a prediction and it could be a few years before the mid 2020s or a few years after the 2020s but they have access to people with cutting edge knowledge on these subjects. their prediction is probably better than 99% of people on /biz/

>>7496757
i don't care about link nor i do care about you deluded linkys
this cult is beyond pathetic
my ramblings were my broader insights on these stuff
gl with ur bigmac pope

>>7496757
I was constipated until this laugh. Thanks anon

>>7496895
>forgot image

>>7496027
Thanks just unironically bought 2k.

>>7496921
implemented by microsoft and ibm and not some smelly 20somethings who scammed a bunch of autists in exchange for funnytokens

>>7492895
kek, yeah no one will use the only true decentralized oracle on the market. yeah no proof of link being implemented by swift.

better just sell your holdings and get some tron op

>>7494673
>>7494673
Youvdont get the oilfield analogy do you?

>>7496927

Wow that is true now you can enjoy sitting in confort with those mobius bags knowing that you will soon be vindicated for elucidating the delusions of link holders and trying to warn us newbies about the impending doom of chainlink as we foolishly ignore the devs exit scamming us at .40c link it is really the perfect cover when you really think about it like who would really expect them to exit scam for so cheap but it is really smart now that you think because it would be too obvious is they exited at the top this way most of us won't know until it is too late but thanks to you some of us smart investors will pull out before it is too late thanks for helping me see the writing on the wall you really helped me today and I can feel a load lifted off my chest and am looking forward to having a new lease on life

>>7496973
they mention chainlink's website in a report that literal billionaires read though. if these kinds of people have at least half an eye on chainlink it gives me a lot more faith in their meme tokens.

plus, you mention IBM.. we just had an IBM report where they were talking about chainlink's oracle this week. maybe IBM will implement their smart contracts with chainlink, another big company with an eye on chainlink. who knows?

>>7497113
are you a retarded mormon splinter cell or something?
i have neither link nor mobius
u fuckheads remind me of the irish religionfanatics

>>7497170
post YFW when IBM resurges to its 1970s-1980s dominance through Smartcontract/crypto adaption

>>7496973

> not some smelly 20somethings who scammed a bunch of autists

do you not know that's exactly how Microsoft was started? they sold Windows before they even had it... and then just bought it off a dude for a fraction of the price after.

Smelly 20 somethings hell bent on making their mark is where the money is, not dinosaurs.

>>7497207
>mfw they use smartcontracts to track down and buy a bunch of human slaves for work camps

>>7494872
The volume on binance is abysmal. You can shuffle trough it it's 1000 eth a day, such a big amount would spike the price a lot. Wtf is he doing with the coins ? Because he is not dumping them on binance.

>>7497251
hes in contact with aliens who want to run their own chainlink node for interdimensional banking transactions

Ok guys... I'm going to drop $50 on LINK.
I have an account on Huobi but it doesn't seem to be listed there. Any help on how I can acquire some LINK?
I'm doing this as a meme experiment cause I made about a grand on the $10 I spent on WAVES when you guys were shilling it.

So any help would be great :)

>>7497328
It is on Huobi though

>>7497412
Try find it and send me the url. Maybe I'm just dumb and haven't seen it..

holy shit binance is still down

>>7495716
Evidence IBM is considering Chainlink:
Link to an email on Hyperledger Fabric's mailing list (Hyperledger is open source btw, hence the public mailing list). Hyperledger Fabric is IBM's blockchain.
https://lists.hyperledger.org/pipermail/hyperledger-fabric/2017-December/002510.html
In there you will see a scrubbed email attachment. If you click it to view the HTML, you'll see a URL for a Google doc:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HeCbaXrhBIbXR-c7b17OTHh0pQiVyfHG0aKuu3WC4Kg/edit#
This doc outlines the oracles that IBM is considering, one being Chainlink.

Dileban Karunamoorthy is the person who sent this and is a software engineer at IBM focusing on distributed computing.
The email in the list matches his official profile:
https://researcher.watson.ibm.com/researcher/view.php?person=au1-dilebank

Chainlink and Hivemind are ranked best in the trust chart in Appendix A but Hivemind is an unlikely candidate due to it being tied to Bitcoin where as Chainlink is entirely blockchain agnostic.
Trustless is better than trusted FYI, the point of blockchain is to operate with zero-trust. Chainlink also has the most pros with a tie for 3 now and the lead with 4 once they go open source this quarter (open source was a pro for Town Crier but not Chainlink)

>>7497178

Wow you really must be a strong analyst I can tell

Currently sitting on 3k link. Won't be able to buy more until next month at least. Hoping to hit 10k at some point before the singularity though.

What are you guys planning?

>>7496153
What's this anon?

>>7497496
Thx /biz/ anon.
Did not see this stuff yet as i was away for a while.

>>7495864
It's the girl, not the leggings bro. YMMV

>>7497532

You aren't going to hit your mark if you have to wait much longer.

Chainlink can feed data from any fucking source into bitcoin, ethereum and IBM hyperledger. Swift is using them for their gpi. Zepplin OS will default use chainlink which will cascade into dozens of other dapps. Docusign is on the hype train now.

You need an I.Q. less than 100 to fall for the fud

sell omg and go all in on chainlink?

>>7497496
thanks just bought 100k

>>7493348
Srs this is a very sketchy investment. There are far better assets to speculate on.. Link Is the most obvious false flag for generating wealth it’s insane how many people here willingly spread false hope and delusions of grandeur around this pos erc20 token ffs I thought some ppl here were smart

>>7497570
Lunar Prince Pepe. A relic from the original meme magic threads preceding the election of Trump

NXT
ICO date 2013-09-28
Change +1156174%
ICO price $0.000
Current price $0.194

Of course BTC's price has changed since then.

>>7497621
Mobius maybe, but not Link.
Mobius has a partnership with Waltonchain.
Link has a two man team, neither of whom can code properly.

>>7497621
If I don't hit 10k it's alright as well, at least I accumulated as much as I could before then without having to resort to loaning money / not being able to pay my bills.

>>7497654

No, OMG will still do really well. You should pick up some LINK though.

>>7497328
bump... I need me some LIIIIINK

>>7497771
It's on Binance.

>>7496613
This, the exit scam fud makes no sense, for they would pump up the price way harder before exiting.

>>7497714

Do you really get any satisfaction from fishing for you's or is it just a temporary fix to that black hole in the center of your chest?

>>7497714
Wow walton, that amazing company that handles 2 trillion a day? That has a yearly recurring massive tech event called Sibos. I hear mobius was also mentioned by the WEF one of their leading figures in his new book.

Oh wait, thats all chainlink.

>>7497908
Not if they want to avoid legal actions being brought against them. It actually makes perfect sense at this price.

>>7497917
''Fishing for you's'' Write in proper English Pajeet.

>>7497749
50/50 atm,

>>7498033

>fudding link
>shilling mobius
>calling me a pajeet

This is all anyone needs to know

>>7494355
Descartes was wrong. So Sergey shall be too.

D E L U D E D
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>>7498275
And yet we use Cartersian co-ordinates today. Sergey is literally laying the foundation of the future of data transmission and smart contract implementation. THIS IS THE FUTURE.

Yo my niggaz lemme hook you up wit som food(stamps) for thought:
The IBM emails are from December
Thats already 2 months ago.
It is possible that they already partnered with chainlink.
It was around that time they switched to the GO repo

Back from the IRL Theater, glad to see the ranks are still strong on the Vanguard of /biz/. 7 days till super conference lads.

+ Officer Ranks
- General of ChainLink: General Sergey Nazarov
- General: 500001+ LINK
- Lieutenant General: 250001-500000 LINK
- Major General: 175001-250000 LINK
- Brigadier General: 125001-175000 LINK
- Colonel: 75001-125000 LINK
- Lieutenant Colonel: 50001-75000 LINK
- Major: 35001-50000 LINK
- Captain: 25001-35000 LINK
- First Lieutenant: 20001-25000 LINK
- Second Lieutenant: 15001-20000 LINK
X<><><>X<><><>X
+ Non-Commissioned Officer Ranks
- Sergeant Major: 10001-15000 LINK
- Master Sergeant: 9001-10000 LINK
- Sergeant First Class: 7501-9000 LINK
- Staff Sergeant: 5001-7500 LINK
- Sergeant: 3501-5000 LINK
X<><><>X<><><>X
+ Enlisted Ranks
- Corporal: 1501-3500 LINK
- Specialist: 501-1500 LINK
- Private: 1-500 LINK

>>7492895
70% of your portfolio is a meme congrats
This coins actual value will always retrace to 30cents
Their are other coins now that will do what link does and make it redundant
Eoy prediction 45 cents

>>7499020
President: 0 LINK

>>7499101
dont say aeternity

>fresh linky here
if you think the lack of communication is bad, you are honestly retarded
who is constantly spamming social media and updating github?
right, vaporvare hypercoins at the start of their journey where it doenst matter if you steal their code since its basics.
do you think link, which is developing specific oracles with big companys, would make that code public now? close before going live?
LOL they will come with a blitzkrieg and no pajeet will be able to copy them for years
gg no re

>>7499101

There is not a single project that remotely compares to the work and collaborations link has done, nor is there is a single project that remotely compares to tue amount of interest current being shown in Linkpool, or that of the open source community toward chainlink.

>>7499288
Exactly

>>7499020
Corporal reporting for duty

>>7498888
c-c-checked

>>7498888
Kek agrees

>>7499330
Good to have you with us son, how goes the fight?

>>7498888
m e m e m a g i c


kek is with us. invest in kek's favorite coin, /lambo/link

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/chainlink/#markets
https://www.huobi.pro/ko-kr/link_btc/exchange/

Top link is where to find out what markets LINK is on, bottom is the one for Huobi but it redirects to the home page.

Anyone know about this??

>>7499486
woops ignore the snek i thought this was a kek pic, thats from another cult im involved with >_> *deletes*

>>7499467
Hoping to reach staff sergeant soon, sir. Holding steady while General Nazarov works on a strategy to win this dreaded war against subhuman nolinkies.

I have 10k Link, 50% of my portfolio. Should I buy more?

sergey unironically HAS to deliver.
think about who 4chan is and what they have done before.
do you think he would exit scam when their main investor is a bunch of autistic high iq neets who have nothing to lose xD
even if his plan originaly was to scam, he cant anymore

>>7499550
Go 100% to 20k, then start accumulating REQ. Ride the duo to Lamboland, it's what I'm planning.

>>7499550
no
if it delivers you will have enough.
and if it doesnt / takes longer than expected you wont sell in the meantime

>>7496921
based

>>7498888

>>7499625

I like Req but CL is much bigger potential than Req, and Req might use CL anyway. So I don't see a point in holding them both.

>>7499638

That's what I'm leaning towards anon. Looking into OMG and iExec RLC.

>>7499598
lol
You think we'd break his legs earlier than SWIFT gets to him?

>>7497654
That's what I did. Granted I only had like 100 of them bought at an average of $7.

>>7499526
Keep buying that dip and engineering fresh OC Memes and you'll make it. Your patience and Iron Hands will earn you a place of honor in our victory.

>>7498888
You're correct.

>>7499814
we will catch him and make him play survival games like in SAW based on smart contracts

>>7499751
I figure it would be a mutually beneficial relationship, since REQ would depend on Chainlink and Chainlink partnering with REQ would mean price rises for both.

>>7495622
I'm able to grep through the emails and pull out specific files containing keywords.
I've found what was provided the other night, but I am now reading through all of them, and it's a PITA.
I'll continue to provide any addiitonal information im able to find.

If you want a real reason why link is a meme here is is because brainlets can sense there is value and genius level IQ's bless us from time to time with actual understanding of the project. Just look at the reddit, link flies under the radar because morons simply fail to comprehend it.

Meanwhile an army of open source programmers are piling up to work on the golang implementation as well as an army of node stakers deaperately trying to get into Linkpool early. Ever wonder why fud never mentions Linkpool or the open source community? It is because they are either too dumb to understand what is happening or don't want you to know.

>>7499951
where's the open source community working on this exactly? The slack is jonny huxtable and devl circlejerking. The gitter is the same thing. One guy wrote a very basic node security guide riddled with errors. Other than that there is zero evidence of the open source community contributing to chainlink.

>>7499948
Joined the Hyperledger chat.
Gotta love OS shit.
I'll post results in a new thread.

>>7499020
Lieutenant General reporting in.

>>7499951
I should add linkpool is cool but it's just the most basic smart contract that lets people send link and recieve link held at the node. It's no more complicated than any of the 10000 shitty ICOs. Jonny seems really nice and excited about it, but there's literally no other developers like that.

>>7493966
Can’t wait to anhero like pic related after Sergey exit scams

>>7499888
>>7500344
>>7496711
>>7499544
happening

>>7500375
dear god


KEK'S CHOSEN COIN

KEK'S CHOSEN PEOPLE

>>7500463
>>7500375
>link threads are 10% of the catalog at any given tie
>desperate faggots rolling and rerolling dozens of times in each thread
>"kek wills it"

the level of delusion is growing each day

Just hold on till around March 20th. It will be set to go up after that.

>>7500662
why that date specifically?

Hello everyone.

This is a great project and I can definitely see it helping connect people and customers by 2020.

I know Sergei personally and he is a good person. I shouldn't say this, but we are working on a secret project together for the ChainLink mainnet.

Don't believe me? Picture related, it is me.

Have a great day 4channers!

Link will never be hyped in the normie way that JUSTin Sun does. Sergey will never tweet about new partnerships. What will happen is /biz/ autists will dig deep into the crevices of the internet to find out new information and regurgitate it to the normies.

Therefore, there will never be news to sell. There will only be The rumor to buy. This will create perpetual mooning for Link, until every link holder hits the Lambo singularity and will then have literally unlimited money

>>7494166
>majoring in philosophy is a pejorative

>>7501202
Hmmm... This might actually be true you can't sell the news if there's no news.

>>7501522
>tfw electrical engineer with deep interests in philosophy.
damn it feels good to be the best

>>7501522
Because that somehow proves the project is legit, he's not in way over his head for computer science, or lends any credibility at all to anything other than that he got a degree, which plenty of dumb fucking people get

>>7501659
>also electrical engineering
>tfw no autistic math waifu to lightly bully me by occasionally bringing up esoteric knowledge

>>7501725
bruh

http://www.businessinsider.com/successful-philosophy-majors-2014-1?op=1/#ypal-co-founder-peter-thiel-was-a-20th-century-philosophy-major-at-stanford-university-9

>>7501659
>majoring in electrical engineering instead of computer science
have fun making high-tech lamps

>>7501869

Will have to bookmark this for link anti fud

>>7501659
are you me?

>>7496680
We don't need total adoption for this to go parabolic anon. Half the world still doesn't have internet. Further, technological innovation compounds because it allows for more innovation at a faster rate. It took decades for the internet to catch on in the US but crypto is already a household name--theres very few normies who haven't heard of Bitcoin and couldn't give you some vanilla definition of it's use.

>>7500248
Thanks dude, keep up the good work.

>>7497207
I've unironically got a soft spot for ibm. They weren't beaten fair and square, Microsoft outmanouvered them with the legal system but they're still hanging in there.

>>7502187


*dramatic music starts playing*


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_and_the_Holocaust

>>7497621
>You need an I.Q. less than 100 to fall for the fud
Have some sympathy for the newfiends falling for fud. I know for a fact that my iq is well above 100 because I've been tested and the fud can still be terrifying if your not deep into a particular crypto or buying for the wrong reasons

hi linkies, i am trying to make babby's first purchase of link on huobi but can't find it

>>7499288
Checked

>>7502310
Nice

>>7502310
https://www.huobi.pro/link_btc/exchange/

^if you're buying with btc


https://www.huobi.pro/link_eth/exchange/

^ether

>>7502281
but the holocaust never happened so idc lmao
check em

>>7501659
>tfw my true love is philosophy but majoring in psychology because that will actually pay the bills and I get to drown in poon in one of the most female dominant majors
>>7501725
It doesn't intrinsically prove that the project is legit, but it means he's smart enough to know what he doesn't know and ethical enough to do what is best for the long term. Check his LinkedIn profile, he directly references stoicism.

>>7502310
Time for babby's first binance account

Hahahahahaha rank 110 on this shit. DELUDED linkies.

I bet you will still be saying "muh swift" and "muh derivatives" when this shitcoin bleeds to rank 150 of CMC.

Fucking REDCOIN is higher in marketcap than this shit. Don't you think if banks we're buying in they would A) be doing it right now, while it's "cheap", and B) the price would actually be going up besides tracking BTC and ETH??

Deluded. You all are living in a fantasy world.

>>7500247

The Q1 release is in private repo currently fielding/recruiting devs from the open source community

I need to just leave for two years and come back to gloat, everyone here has ADHD even in a fucking bear market despite the obvious truth that we are still on a parabolic trajectory

>>7502281
Inb4
>implying that's a bad thing

I prefer to reserve judgment for companies that took part in stuff like that. I wasn't there so I couldn't tell you what was in their hearts and minds, but it's not like the could have really refused the a government contract like that without taking a severe risk.

>>7502593
kek i have one but already sent my eth to huobi

>>7499020
Will a Lieutenant Colonel make it, /biz/?

>>7503172
You better believe it.

>>7496930
Thanks. Just bought 370.

>>7502618
screencapped

>>7497496
noise

>>7503261
What about a poorfag specialist?

>>7499020
will a sergeant first class make it ?

>>7504221
Pretty good but you need to be a Major to really make it, i.e never have to work again.

>>7492895

I think LINK is seriously lacking business development.

If smartcontracts are indeed useful, it will be upon major institutions to employ LINK technology to make its value rise. Insurance institutions, securities, trade finance, all stand to use something like this, but the timeline is WAAAAAYY off. This technology isnt even perfected yet, let alone in use by anybody.

You can have the best damn product/service in the world, but if there's no one promoting or selling it, you're dead in the water to an inferior product with better marketing.

Given that it is still a big IF as to whether smartcontracts will be a big thing in the future and whether LINK will even find any customers. And given that it is YEARS till this kind of idea MAY even takeoff, I wouldn't hold this right now. Better coins and ideas solving bigger problems with realworld and realtime applications are out there.

LINK is a good idea sure, but i wouldnt put money on its success.

But as a pump and dump? shill away my brothers

Do we know why the dev wallets have started selling their LINK yet?

>>7498888
>>7498888
Kek believes

>>7504436
It's only 1 advisor wallet that's been selling.

>>7500247
You're not wrong.

>>7499288
where is the open source community? the only "community" i see is linkpool.

Guys, this is fucked up, but hear me out.
I just spoke with the new marketing director of Chainlink and he had some pretty interesting things to tell.

We all know that Sergey has gotten kind of big lately, but the last months it has sprialed out of control. He is now so morbidly obese that he cannot support his own weight. Apparently he used a large chunk of the ICO money to install a huge aquarium in his house. He, and I kid you not, spends 22 houres a day in it to realease the strain on his knees and back. According to the MD of Chainlink, he has switched to eating fish food. He says it has the optimal balance of minerals an positive vibration. But the most fucked up thing is that he is supposedly mating with a clown fish. I don't know if the fish is fine with it or not, but with Sergeys current size I don't think he has a saying in it anyway. Also, once a day he is hoisted out of his tank and onto his couch so that he can watch his favorite TV show Dr. Phil.

I don't know what to think anymore /biz/. I'm not a professional investor, but I don't think link is a good investion if all this is true?

>>7504541
How do you know it's an advisor, other than wishful thinking?

>>7504798
Chainlink has a resident MD?
Great project, great team, bullish, thanks

>>7492895
It's not going anywhere. You can't seriously believe this junk coin is the next BTC or ETH. Drop it and get into VEN and XRP. You may be selling low right now buy you're also buying low. It's a better idea to put the money into something more promising and there's no better time to do it than during this dip.

>>7504799
Assuming they started the same number as the other wallets.

>Different anon here.

>>7504858
It's the roastie that interviewed Sergey after Sibos. Seriously

If ChainLink is so good why does it keep falling in the mcap leaderboards?

>>7497496
Looks like the document was deleted?

>>7505040
which coin is mooning right now?

>>7505108
E-coin
again

>>7505128
>obvious pump and dump

>>7502281
rothschilds made up holocaust because hitler created viable alternative to their debt based monetary system
no excuse for not knowing this by now if you use 4chan

>>7505302
doesn't change the fact it's mooning

>>7499020
specialist reporting in, sir!

>>7505364
>viable alternative to their debt based monetary system
what's that?

>>7505414
the one that still exists today in every country retard

>>7505414
hiter's currency was backed by hours worked and goods produced, not debt

As much as I want to fud the price down even further to accumulate more, I feel the urge to shill a lil' here:

>sergey would have already exited by dumping his bags @ ath or anywhere above a dollar

He's neither stupid nor impulsive. You idiots talk about him all the time, but you don't even know him. He's got friends, you know, and he opens up to us a little bit. Not much. We were hanging out the other day -- me, Sergey and a couple of the other guys (he doesn't really hang out with Steve or, lol, Rory -- whom he literally describes as 'pathetic' behind his back) went bowling like we used to back before our careers got way too involved. No: I won't tell you where, because we do not want you retards fucking up our spot.

Anyway, Sergey steps up to the line for a seven-ten split, and he's just standing there, staring over the curve of his upheld fourteen-pounder, aiming down the lane... but he just keeps standing there. The other guys were cracking wise, so they didn't notice, but I watched him shudder just a little bit, and then quietly sob. It hurt to watch, like a gunshot to the heart. Our friends laughed at some stupid racist youtube video playing on one of their phones while Sergey took the shot -- and missed -- so they didn't see what I saw when he spun around: Sergey, broken, red eyes welling with tears. He made eye contact with me for the briefest split second, and I could tell that knew how I saw his secret pain by the horrified expression that crossed his tragic visage for that terrible instant before he spun around and rushed off to the bathroom, pretending to rub his some dirt out of his eyes as he sobbed once more.

You guys hurt him bad. He really does have an eating disorder, you know, and those "fat sergey" memes you've been posting have driven him to the breaking point. The project's a mess because he can' focus, and he accidentally pocket-dialed me while talking about "dumping it all." I hope he does; you vermin deserve to get burned!

>>7505452
proof of work eh?
thank, had no idea about this

MOON >>7505555

>>7504221
You might have to HODL longer than other but you'll make it.

>>7505411
Welcome! Grab a beer, take a load off, enjoy the FUD.

>>7505589
no worries. always be aware we live in a world where people get thrown in prison for questioning the legitimacy of an historical event in over 40 countries.

>>7505452
Just take the Austrian economics pill already

>>7499020
captain reporting in

>>7503172
>>7503261
Fellow lieutenant colonel reporting in.