/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>8238967
Are you serious anon and if so why so confident I must know now

>>8239023
its just a meme

Same with REQ, anyone who sells REQ over $10 is missing out on passive income the dumbasses. REQ and link, brothers to the moon

>>8239023
if you don't know by now...

>>8239023
I was early in eth, early in antshares. They aren't going to be what link is. They are now big and compete. Link will stand alone and be the glue that marries the real world to crypto. Link will be the biggest thing since BTC.

>>8238967

>philosophy major

>intel sgx

Okay OP, chill the fuck out. Everyone who was stupid enough to buy into this shit coin (you included) is now in on it.

You are shilling to nobody now. We are just laughing at you.

I hope this is an ironic post, but you and me both know it's not

Blockchain represents chaos. It reminds me of how Adam and Eve were in paradise, but a malicious snake doomed them with false promises, just like all the shills here.

You also need to sort smart contracts out, or how would you say it... They'll pump new useless stuff all the time to fill the void, like PoWH and MOBIUS and man, that is NOT good for you. LINK represents value and transcendence. It literally unites the smart contracts with real-world data, this represents the death of god. This is what Nietzsche was talking about all along.

In Jungian psychology, and I find this tremendously intriguing, you need to be able to contend with yourself in domains out of your comfort zone.

That includes being made fun of on Bhutanese basket-weaving forums for your decisions in life, all of the FUD, the highest of highs and the lowest of lows. But, in order to grow and extend your physical manifestation in this world you must endure this. And once you've made that trip, to hell and back, oh man, you've EARNED your place in the book of legends.

>>8239192
You will try to hide this post in the back of your memory but it will haunt you soon.

>>8239132
The biggest lie biz ever told is convincing plebbit that Link is only a meme

>>8239217
Everything we post is archived. In 2019 biz is going to be full of screenshots of the few that called it. How did we know link was going to be so big? Did we just get lucky?? The ones that understand link know how big it will be. I hold other coins but there is nothing that compares to how confident I am.

>>8239258
"chainlink is a meme is a meme" is a meme

>>8239192

I'm absolutely convinced that anyone who thinks link is a meme hasn't read the whitepaper and doesn't understand why LINK is an important tool in the mainstream adoption of smart contracts. Buying link is like buying a ton of shovels at wholesale value before the gold rush of 1949.

>>8239258
Anon you couldn't be more right. A reddit link post will get no attention. Reddit doesn't deserve this. Chainlink posts will fill reddit by the end of the year.

I literally bought 1K of this not too long ago just to avoid a repeat of what happened with Antshares/NEO.
Same fucking shit. Was both shilled and fudded hard as fucking hell on here just like Chainlink. Look at where NEO is now. I literally spent days wondering if I should get some when it was cheap and chose not to.
I'm not taking any chances this time.

>>8239297
Even if Chainlink is only a meme there is a meme in the oval office.
I do a lot of things but I never ever underestimate meme magic and weaponized autism. Every time I did I got burnt hard

>>8239328
>goldrush of 1949
The state of link holders

>>8239297

Damn chainlink is the Milhouse of crypto

>>8239160
If brainlets can't fathom how valuable a blockchain agnostic middleware for automated smartcontracts on a trustless decentralized oracle network is going to be for crypto & fintech which happened to be mentioned by fucking name by the Chairman of the World Economic Forum then fuck them, rain piss down on their heads from the moon.

>>8239367
>>8239372
Hivemind

>>8239367
Read the white paper...follow the GitHub...understand the team can give a shit about hype...they are antihype. They arent some Justin Tron sunny lu promising the world...but they are about to give the biggest gift to crypto.

>>8239258
those idiots don't understand anyway

>>8239384
Like I said anon...there will be a day when I won't explain it...but someone will pull screenshots of threads like this and they will realize there was a few that knew. I've already made it off my past investments but hop on here to give hope

>>8239474
Anon, I have 6k REQ should I also start accumulating link to match my req?

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I’m holding until 2020 at least. I have 75k link. I think I’ll have 100million by then

I unironically sit and wonder how much of the FUD is people being serious. I legitimately don't want people to miss out. Empathy kind of blows

the scary thing about LINK is that one day we will just make it, it'll be like the second coming of christ, like a thief in the night anon's, the question is, will you be ready?

fud to link is needed. What would happen if everyone knew bitcoin would go so high.

>>8239541
Anon...I like req and I hold a bit but it is a long shot. Link is a guarantee. If you want to hold both i would go 10 to 1 link/req. I do think they will both succeed in the long run. Req will have a lot of competition meanwhile link has centralized competitors or others that are years behind.

>>8239576
What would be the legitimate FUD?

Never selling.

>>8239541
you should be holding 10/1 LINK/REQ so you need to stack 60k stinkies to make it

>>8239631
I honestly don't know. Hundreds of autists have tried to poke a hole in LINK the past 6 months, nothing has worked.
Straight up everything about LINK is bullish.

>>8239687
Right, that's what I'm getting at. Everything that people try to call out as FUD can either be debunked or is a meme.

>>8238967
8k here, prepared for liftoff. Fuck all you faggots who whine about having "only 20k" I can't wait till you assholes sell early and whine of how someone like me is richer than you

>>8239783
that's the spirit, my friend. we're all gonna be winners, but some more than others. hold.

>>8239631
I have no idea, nothing I've seen, but I know I've fallen for weak fud in the past so it gives me feels knowing it's happening to others now

I just haven't seen any estimates of the market cap of chainlink.

Even $100 seems really bullish for a coin that... I don't understand how it works or why it would be superior to both ETH and NEO.

>>8239783
I've been in since .38c back to .17c up to $1.30, back to .45c up to .80c & to where we are today. I own my home & have a solid 100k p.a job.
Even if this hits $300 & takes 2/3 years to do that, i still won't fucking sell & i have a considerable fucking stack.

>>8239783
i've never ridden a jet ski :(

>>8239810
Real fud is the Chainlink network receive a series of successful Sybil attacks early on in an effort to undermine the trust in the network.
Who do you ask? Chinks. Because they ALWAYS want an in house solution.
When some Chinklink appears as a true competitor they will use all the Linkies Binance Bots have been hoarding and rape Link in the ass. If they almost raped BTC with Bch. Chainlink will be child's play. But unlike btc Chainlink will never recover if most of the nodes are compromised.
Try to debunk this

>>8240032
Chinks will to busy trying to rip off XRP.

>>8240032
That's where reputation will come into play. One would need to spend the time and money building up a node's reputation. Contracts with real money in them aren't going to take any new node that was just spun up.

>>8239964
> I don't understand how it works or why it would be superior to both ETH and NEO.

Ok then go read up on smartcontracts then read the chainlink whitepaper.

>>8239997
Haven't even touched on the fact you can run a node and only cash out node earnings

I'm one of the posts in a well circulating image. Kek spoke through me.

I can't wait to still see that image a year from now when I'm rich and it was one of the legendary LINK prophecies.

>tfw i have to cash out as soon as LINK hits $100
Remember me when you've got your second lambo, fellow marines

>>8239964
>I just haven't seen any estimates of the market cap of chainlink.
that's because it's just a meme

>>8240125
I have 111k links. I really want to run a node. You think i'll be doing well with those link tokens? Or do I need more.

>>8240164
you'll be a fucking multimillionaire
>tfw 1k link

Well at least I'm gonna make it, kinda.

>>8240147
>I'm one of the posts in a well circulating image. Kek spoke through me.

>>8240164
You'll prob be running two nodes and making 6 figures passively

>>8238967
You're kidding yourself if you think people won't sell when they reach their "make it" number, which should start happening between $10-20. Anything more is pure greed

>>8239160
I believe it

>>8240197
I'm being honest when I say...10k link should be your goal.... You see Edith 1k link you will prob sell had by the time it's $20 only leaving 500 but you will sell most at $50.

>>8239248
I’m rock hard over this thought. Rent free

>>8240230
My original post says most will sell too early... And it will happen

>>8239997
>the holder that doesn't need the money
>the holder that looks at selling in disgust
>the holder that holds BTC from 20k down to 6k
Your money will be pixels on a screen friend
You will never cash out
Meaning the value of the digital coin is nothing

BTW good shilling on biz, i use to think link was a joke but i finally bought in during one of the dips

I will be selling, and buying, and selling, and buying, and selling until i slowly increase my stack

>>8239685
How sure are you? Token wise I’m 50/50 but $ wise I’m like 60 link 40 req

>>8240323
...to the filter you go

>>8240230
I'm not selling until it hits $200

>>8239557
Dinkie?

>>8240395
>till
You better hope it makes it past $40 fucker
There are so many coins out there, and more coming
Many of them good projects, with great teams, with use cases
Try to be more realistic, and say hopefully....

Biz shills are just deluded, every thread I go on people are 100% certain they are holding that magic one
>Your just a dumb ass, you don't know how good link is
Says every person attached to their coin

>>8240124
Eh. Can you summarize the whitepaper? I skimmed it way back when they wanted $30k worth of ETH to get into the ICO and didn't see anything in the whitepaper that would let me estimate a future value, nor anything that made it send like it would catch on.

Yes, it looked like some kind of oracle service for smart contracts would be cool but I don't understand why that has to be LINK.

>>8240164
How many LNK to run a node?

>>8240197
>you'll be a fucking multimillionaire
How do you get to that multimillionaire number?

>>8238967
kek
you were supposed to sell 2 months ago

>>8240211
any advice on how to start a node?? i'm not that tech savvy but willing to learn if it's gonna save me from having to wagecuck

>>8239132
>it’s just a meme bro.
pic related.

>>8240118
and if they fail they get penalized and the system moves on without it. its not possible. you don't think swift thought about this. Hence the need for 10k nodes for derivatives market adoption

Alright, fuck it.

This thread did it for me. I just got some LINK to hodl. Seriously. Only because it's on the cheap side right now.

This will be the one and ONLY time I get a crypto that had massive FUD and ridicule on /biz/, and that's only because it's not a clear-on-the-surface shitcoin like Turtle was.

You faggots better be right about this one.

Newfag brainlet here. Placed an order for some stinkies a little while ago. It’s now partially filled but the price of link has increased. Should I cancel the rest of my order and try to buy at the current price?

>>8240453
you're better off staking your link in a pool

>>8240550
If you’re really that new just market buy and hold for a while. Consider yourself lucky finding this at the 11th hour

>>8240580
I want to do that. But the beta for linkpool is not accepting anymore sign ups...where else could I do this? Or do I have to wait?

>>8240611
We have to wait or set up our own

>>8240522
Smart move. Now keep adding when you can.

>>8240624
You really think waiting is worth it yeah? I know pool mining is way more beneficial due to the combined power all of our computers are harnessing on the network.

>>8240032
>Real fud is the Chainlink network receive a series of successful Sybil attacks early on in an effort to undermine the trust in the network.
>Who do you ask? Chinks. Because they ALWAYS want an in house solution.
>When some Chinklink appears as a true competitor they will use all the Linkies Binance Bots have been hoarding and rape Link in the ass. If they almost raped BTC with Bch. Chainlink will be child's play. But unlike btc Chainlink will never recover if most of the nodes are compromised.
>Try to debunk this
They would have to buy a ton of link in order to do it. By the time they would attempt to gain entry to create a large enough network of evil nodes, the cost to perform such an attack would be astronomical. Even if they began accumulating large amounts now, it would be a very expensive hedge. In other words, not gonna happen unless it shoots up to a value large enough to be disruptive, then an entity (china in your hypothetical) somehow puts up the capital to create a large enough network to cause havok. Then they would only be able to coordinate their efforts for so long before those nodes would be flagged. It isn't impossible, but it is really unlikely.

>>8240661
I mean I know I don’t have access to the type of data that will go through there

>>8240522
Welcome aboard, now you have to help us keep Sergey under control:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ij59eP-4gsA

>>8240453
There will be tutorials or you can join linkpool

how many link do i need to not go to work on Jan 2 2019?

>>8240759
0

>>8240522
Now just turn off the fud...a lot of it is from holders accumulating. Also, read the whitepaper, join slack, and study...you will soon be aggressively adding to your stack.

>>8240597
This... current price is irrelevant...just get some and hold.. see you on the other side

>>8240031
>never ridden a jet ski
You will anon, you will. And two girls at the same time. You won't even have to learn their names.

>>8239783

I have 40k. I plan on holding 10k pretty much forever for nodes.

The 30k I haven't decided where I'm going to sell.

Maybe I'll quit my job then pull out 5k USD every month. That should give me plenty of moon potential.

>>8240777
7’s don’t lie.

>>8240796
:)

>>8240522
All of the fud is literally a meme and people who fell for the fud and just the typical naysayers who go in every thread to shit on investments for ego purposes

The more I learn about link the more I like it and I hope it can stay in this lowish accumulation phase for at least a few more months.

>>8239297
"'Chainlink is a meme is a meme' is a meme." is a meme. Change my mind.

>>8240767

>ONE
>TRILLION
>COINS
>ANONS
>THINK
>SINGLE
>ERC20 TOKEN
>WORTH
>ONE
>THOUSAND
>DOLLARS

All you idiots are falling for a JSON PARSER meme. Half the people still shilling here bought in the ICO at pennies and they are going to fucking jail for fraudulently clicking a box when they knew damn well that this token was subject to SEC security requirements.

So to sum it all up, any newfriends buying link are getting scammed by future jail birds, what a fucking board.

>>8240777
checked
my linky stay stinky

how many links do I need so I don't need to work again and just run a node with my tokens?

>>8240522

>You faggots better be right about this one.

https://www.reddit.com/r/LINKTrader/comments/7tayw5/can_someone_shed_some_light_on_this_chainlink/?st=jekuozaj&sh=e3d4b1cb

Why even doubt?

>>8240852
theres a 1b total supply, you fucking moron and most of them are locked up

>>8240759
1k

The ever going linkcacner of /biz/.
How do we even fight off this vile scum?

>>8238967
>not selling a bit at slightly before 10, 50, and 100 to buy any dips or hedge potential losses before waiting for 1k moon eoy
Faggot.

>>8238967
their loss anon
i really dont know why you guys even make these posts anymore
we know its going to be big
we hold our link
we are paitent and wait
we know this is a long hold
and we trade with other shitcoins
but the link stays
I have my link just sitting on my ledger
not on binance to be daytraded
We will make it anon.
I believed the fud last year with ans
I still kick myself over that
Not this time

>>8239217
>malicious snek
It was just giving done dank ANCAP memes, but God had to be a statist cuck like always.

>>8240522
>This will be the one and ONLY time I get a crypto that had massive FUD and ridicule on /biz/

So i see you weren't an early investor in BTC and ETH then. Whenever someone posted a Bitcoin thread 7 years ago it was laughed at.
ETH threads were ridiculed just a couple years ago. Chainlink is currently getting the exact same ridicule.
/biz/ FUDers are retarded.

>>8239217
also, clean your room

How do you cash out stinky kinkiest, say it hits 1k and I have 5k, I can only cash out 100k/mo on coinbase, that would take me 5 years to cash out 5 mil, and link won't stay 1k steady

>>8240994
Don't worry, there are special accommodations that can be made on binance for people with 0 balance.

>>8240994
Dont use (((coinbase))).

Or you could sign up for multiple crypto/fiat exchanges and max out all of their monthly withdrawals

>>8240661
It's not mining though, you will be sending your Link to a smart contract that will hold them in the pool for you, and that pool will be staked for the reputation of an oracle, which will generate passive income in the form of Link for you to sell or stake. You don't need to have a machine running as an oracle this way, but Linkpool is going to take 30% of your profits as a fee to cover their costs. Everybody's gotta eat, and all.

>>8240777
Getting a (you) with 7’s is satisfying

>>8240978
>Whenever someone posted a Bitcoin thread 7 years ago it was laughed at.
this is an absolute lie

>>8238967
My stack only GROOOOOOOWS!!!!!!

>>8239248
>implying he isn't a link holder desperately trying to accumulate more

>>8241017
Someone post screens of old /biz/ for this cuck

>>8239631
It's a fundamental in a speculative market, which runs the risk of you losing gains while waiting for the eventual moon.

>>8240850
That's a meme too, but so is this.

>>8240032

>>8241005
No idea what you're saying I have 5,000 stinkies

>>8240994
>can only cash out $100k/month
HOW THE FUCK AM I SUPPOSED TO LIVE LIKE THAT? WHAT IS THIS SHIT, FUCKING POVERTY WAGES? I KNEW THERE HAD TO BE A CATCH!

oh look another ponzi on /biz/ how rare

>>8240815

10K node generate that much you think?

>>8240031

Dude it’s even more fun than it looks.

>>8241259
Nothing like that feeling when you are skipping over the surface of the water, with the wind blowing your hair, then you crank the bars over and it digs in to turn and pulls the skin on your face over to one side from the g-force. Only done it a couple of times (because poor), but it's absolutely the shit!

OK bitcoin, we're gonna moon with or without you. https://twitter.com/VinnyLingham/status/972158825145880576

>>8240952
>I believed the fud last year with ans
>I still kick myself over that
>Not this time
feels.png

>>8240994
That’s what req is for young one. Cop that.

>>8239217
holy shit man..
>reads this on 200ug lsd

>>8239023
It's meme for newfags to fall into obviously your one of them.

I don't think anyone answered, is anyone well read enough on link nodes?
How much link is enough to use for staking?

>>8241734
Zero. You can host with zero link. More link, means more rep for your node. More job, more pay

>>8241703
>200 mics
What's up with everybody microdosing these days? That's like a quarter of what it takes for me.

>>8238967
hey

>>8241932
200 mics is a 2x threshold dose for most people. who the fuck are you that it takes 800 mics to trip?

>>8241948
Someone who believes theyre getting 200 mic blotters when theyre really like 25 mic pieces of shit

If link actually hits $1000 eoy would you guys hodl or sell?

>>8242004
sounds about right
>>8242044
i'd hold 25%, sell 75%.
cash out 2/3 of what i sold and buy dips with the remainder.

>>8241948
I've built a bit of a tolerance I guess. Usually eat 5-10 strong gel tabs, or squirt a full dropper of liquid under my tongue. Takes me about two weeks to feel like my tolerance is down to baseline too. This is what happens when you really like acid and dose hard a couple times a week for years. I still love it though!

Did Assblaster show up again, anons? Haven't been on /biz/ in the past month.

>>8242004
It’s a vial pure

>>8240323
It's who not that btw

>>8242138
fuck man I only did a drop js as a reset type of deal. For meditative purposes.

>>8239631
almost no code has been written for it and no one has a use for it. Companies will make their own blockchain not buy it from stupid autists

>>8242441
That's cool, I was just giving you shit earlier too. I prefer to get to the point where I am in a completely different world for several hours, it's like a new texture pack for reality, complete with new NPCs sometimes. Hope I don't break my brain one of these times!
Deemster is fun on special occasions too.

Ok gawd dammit. I got 2,000 stinkies. Is this a good “fuck you money” base, i plan to accumulate more but I want a seat at the non poor fag table next year. I believe it is just looking for a little confirmation

>>8238967
The shills already destroyed link.

>>8242495

>companies will make their own blockchain

try harder, anon.

>>8238967
>There is no crypto project that comes close. We are in this together and together we will make it.

Why are you implying EOS isn’t way more important than LINK?

10k EOY!!!

WE ARE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER!!!

>>8242629
If that's all you could afford, then it will probably be more money than you have ever had in your life. After that you can think about pumping some profits into other things to keep growing it. Almost nobody gets rich overnight. Or they could be worth 20k each in a decade, so never sell your whole stack.

>>8239217
Wtf does blockchain have to do with the story of adam an eve... just because you read Jordan b Peterson’s book doesn’t mean you have to spray your incoherent autism around. Its for you alone.

>>8242768
Yoooo!! Glad to see you still active on this thread...

I got a question...is it risking to stake your link in a pool...woudn't you think? What if they get hacked man...im scared with all the russian hacks these days..

>>8242768
Thanks for the feedback!

>>8242768
I've got 111k Linkies right now. Not gonna touch them. But i'm trying to figure out how to make passive income the best way from that....30% is a huge cut. but you still think a pool is more profitable huh?

>>8242802
It's pretty safe, since you don't actually send your tokens to Linkpool for them to hold, you have them locked up in a smart contract that you can withdraw out of (I believe) at any time.

>>8242817
In your case it might be more profitable to run your own node, possibly multiple. There is just going to be some overhead (equipment, electricity, someone to do technical work if you cannot do it yourself) that would make it not worth it for someone with less tokens. How much less? Nobody really knows yet.
I only have 7.2k though, and I'm not good with IT stuff, so I'll be going the Linkpool route.

>>8241539
REQ is for cashing out? Please explain?

Obvious shill is obvious. Try harder.

>>8242945
Req will be able to exchange any FIAT for any crypto, to any address or bank account.

>>8242949
>obvious shill
I can guarantee whoever you are referring to is doing it for free.
>try harder
Y-you too...

link dubs

>>8239160
Let's say LINK delivers...realistically what price are we looking at eoy 2020?

The sell side of the order book is extremely sparse right now. I haven't seen it this naked in awhile.

>>8243150
roughly between $1337-1488

>>8243211
Even just 1000 per token would require 350 billion marketcap...the current marketcap of ALL of crypto is 390 billion.

>>8243179
It'll be full after sxsw, Sergey isn't the type to shill stuff at events so the real moonshot- if it ever happens- will be when mainnet is released.

>>8243211
lul

>>8239023
thing is I just trust 4chan autism, we even won the presidency, we shilled eth and antshares, next feather in the cap in chainlink. I put $2k into it. I think its well worth if for all the free autism biz has put into it

>>8239687
exactly this.

>>8243352
Is this level of shilling considered weaponized autism? Especially when I know for a fact that LINK is going to zero and many autists will be left holding bags?

>>8243377
What else do you see in your crystal ball there? Or do you just pull it out of your ass?

>>8243150
LINK will be lucky to hit $30 and that's if it's literally a top 10 crypto
The marketcap is too high right now for the price to get much higher than that in the future

>>8243441
Funny, because LINK was shilled by a fraud known as assblaster

>>8240611
Wait. What the fuck. There was a sign up for a beta? Jesus christ. Linkpool was going to my meal ticket. Ffs.

>>8243472
So you're saying that if one intelligent fraudster, and a pack of retards on an anonymous Cantonese foot binding forum shill something then it is guaranteed to fail? I think the project is a bit bigger in scope than an elaborate, months long, pump and dump that hardly ever even got off the ground. Did you read the white paper?

>>8242921
Yo man, let's keep in touch anon. hit me up on my email. ic3t3asixty6@aol.com

>>8243656
us fellow link enthusiasts need to keep together.

It's good to build a community of link enthusiasts

>>8243656
Don't need to, LINK is too much of a meme to become a success, even if the use-case is good.

>>8243656
or skype me man. Rostam1992

>>8243723
its too much of a meme to not become a success

>>8243742
Even ETH and ANS wasn't shilled this hard, LINK is going to zero, someone with more funding will probably steal the idea

>>8243761
You think a bunch of trolls and autists on a 4chan board dictates link's success or failure? Man, you need to stop investing right now and go work a 9 to 5

>>8243780
If you want to invest in a real project invest in RLC and ENG, LINK is vaporware

>>8243816
RLC is actually good. I was shilling this weeks ago but no one listened lol

>>8243816
Believe me though. Chainlink is actually going to make it. I can guarantee you this. Screencap this and when the year is over let's see where the price of one link token is. I'm betting it will be north of 5 dollars.

>>8243836
Well, honestly I hope it does moon since I want you anons to get rich...so there.

>>8243849
I hope you get rich too, man

Whats going to happen to the remaining 650m link? Are they going to put it into circulation, sell to financial institutions, just put it into nodes or something else?

>>8243274
Do we have an idea of when the mainnet is gonna release? People were saying Q1 2018 but now they're saying Q4

>>8243816
Shill me on ENG please desu.

>>8243690
Yeah, I'll shoot you an email.

>>8243935
Very good use case...like LINK minus the memes. If smart contracts gain traction, many big players will most likely want the info to be private...this is where ENG comes in; however, I admit I don't see why ENG needs a token though...but still a very good use-case.

>>8242044
Dump my bags on some niggers and buy a mansion

>>8243904
Anons have been saying Q3 or Q4 of 2018.

>>8243951
This is another thing that gets me about LINK, assuming it hits 1000 per token, who would actually buy something that mooned already? Especially with many anons holding 5 figure stacks worth of the stuff?

>>8243970
2 reasons.
1. Companies actually needing the tokens, regardless of price
2. People thinking it's still going to go up

>>8243990
I see...but if a lot of holders dump their stacks, wouldn't that tank the price?

>>8243816
I agree that RLC and ENG both seem like winners. But it sounds like you just have a mental block on Link, which is what the Pajeet level shilling was meant to do; it was FUD, man!
I however have a clean conscience on what I have said about Chainlink, I have never FUDed it to accumulate, and I have never lied to people about the capabilities of the project. I want this whole board to get rich, not act like vultures to each other.
Crypto has a major problem, which is that none of these "currencies" really do anything useful, except Etherium brought smart contracts to the table, and now Link will bring smart contracts to the whole world. You don't see the potential in that?

>>8244013
...well I guess it wouldn't hurt to buy some...

>>8244028
Come on man don't listen to the pajeets, you're better than this

>>8243970
People bought Bitcoin up to $20k.

Im sure people thought no one would buy it over $1000 aswell

Look out!

>>8244028
Consider it suicide insurance :^)

>>8244044
I guess I'll buy like 1k and just hold for 5 years

>>8244045
There was a guy that sold his home to buy BTC when it was near ATH...I wonder if he is still alive. He even had wife and kids

>>8244059
True, if LINK pulls of a DJT and goes interstellar from meme magic, I would probably kms.

>>8243950
>not sure why token exists
>good use case

>>8244069
>This could possibly happen with LINK

If he people sell their homes to buy LINK and get dumped on I will laugh forever

>>8244044
I'll have you know that I am a white man, whose forefathers came to the United States before the it was even a thing, in 1612, and if you met me in person you would show some fucking respect.

>>8243894
anyone know?

>>8244074
>Probably kms
...or at least be like that pink hat wearing Hillary supporter that was screaming on the ground outside the inauguration. That's not a good look, lol.

>>8243576
theyre not staying in beta for long. On reddit they said that they'll be opening up to the public once they know everything is working ok with their scaling.

>>8244087
Mine came in 1630, you got me beat by a bit

>>8244105
Probably be sold incrementally over the counter to big institutions that NEED higher reputation for their oracles. It is in Sergey's, and Smart Contract's best interest not to dump them though. They will be used to further fund development of the project. I wouldn't worry too much, Etherium still has a ton of developer tokens they can sell, and look how well they are doing.

>>8244105
most definitely be sold to institutions over time at a cheaper rate to be used on the network.

its the only use of the remaining token which makes sense imo

>>8244154
Still a true American Native though!

>>8243959
Hopefully. I only have 800 linkies, need to accumulate way more

>>8244087
>>8244154
Silence, goblinos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4gDfl90GC0

>>8244374
Ok, what backwater shit hole are you from then? Keep in mind, I will most likely be making fun of your response; I came here from /pol/, so I know all the world's embarrassing secrets!

>>8244374
My ancestors left before the muttening

Aryan Australian now

>>8239384
All in

>>8244521
Lucky... this place is really going to shit.
Are you guys still full though? Should I fuck off?

>>8239997
You ran nodes anon?

>>8239474
Whats your price prediction?

>>8243257
>>8243445
>marketcap is too high
>will need a marketcap of X
We need a sticky for this, because too many anons are falling for this and it will make you potentially miss out on the next biggest bull run.
Marketcaps, overall, are a bad indicator whether something will moon or not.
Sure, on the surface level, comparatively, it’s obvious that it’s more likely that BTC can go to $20,000 than say XRP.
But when looking at the overall market, or a standalone marketcap, it’s just the spot price times the circiulating supply, and that in itself isn’t indicative of how much fiat is actually getting invested in it.

BTC has not been subject to organic price discovery, and alts marketcaps are measured in sats times $ price of BTC. When the sats price of an alt pumps, there’s not a corresponding decrease in the BTC price, so if BTC and the alt moons, there’s an artificial inflation of The alt and total marketcaps.

On top of that, DLT is going to expand multiple markets in finance, and across pretty much every sector. It’s not out of this world to see a $50 Trillion total MC in the next few years.

>>8244559
Always room for more huWhite fellas

>>8244635
>actual quality optimistic post
Oh yeah, tell me those dirty things I like to hear...

>>8244515
I'm Australian, /pol/ loves us
Pretty much never see ethnics where I live.
>>8244521
nice same

>>8243257
20 trillion marketcap by 2020 sec confirmed. Links not gonna hit £1000 Tomo dumbass

>>8242495
Man if this shit is seamlessly integrated into the ethereum ecosystem it's going to be fucking insanely useful. Especially after plasma and sharding, this project would be the backbone for smart contracts that do much more than gambling and ICOs. $50 eoy is not a meme

>>8244862
...you mean LINK right?

>>8244804
Nobody knows for sure what will happen, not even the sec...with that said I researched LINK and the other anons convinced me to buy some.

>>8244800
What can you tell me about the traditional owners of your land? XD

don't fall for the "chain link is only a meme" being a meme. It's a meme. They think that adding another layer of irony will trick the slightly smarter newfags that we only pretend chain link is a joke to fill our bags. In fact we pretend that we pretend that it is a joke so they will think it's not.

>>8244990
They are an ancient and wise people

>>8245021
Pretty sure this is a meme now too. You would need to have a philosophy degree to ever hope to penetrate the thousands of layers of The Meme. It's like encrypting the truth.

>>8245021
stop memeing

I'm thinking my vanity plates will be LNKLMBO

>>8245056
Such a mysterious culture, truly they are gems strewn across the continent.

>>8245092
ok

>>8240032
>try to debunk this
Easy
Most Chainlink isn't circulating and will be given or sold directly to partners by sir ghey so they can run nodes, and sir they'd company will run nodes too with the rest

>>8239474
I have 30k link kek be with us.

>>8238967
Holy fuck you sound like a The Billion Coin holder.

>>8243002
You're making me wet, anon. This solves the cashing out problem.

When will this feature be available? And how does this work?

>>8245370
amen

>>8245398
Crypto to crypto should be ready by the end of the month with main net launch, FIAT usage will probably be later this year depending on Chainlink's progress since it will most likely be using it.

https://create.smartcontract.com/#/choose/ let's you create a "ChainLink". Anyone can explain what is it, and how it works with released alpha nodes?

>>8245478
Anon, you had months to accumulate. Don't be greedy.

Anyone been on 4chan long enough to have seen these same threads repeat themselves over and over again for different cryptos?

Go back in time when /biz/ didn't exist, and /g/ was where we talked about bitcoin - same shit.

Bitcoin was a "scam" - then was just a lucky fluke, the next "scam" was Litecoin - I mean, who the FUCK was dumb enough to buy 1cent Litecoin?

Link may or may not go parabolic, but you're dumb as rocks to just write something off when the same patterns are there - I mean, there's literally no reason to not get even 100 Link at the price it is now

>>8245719

If you read between the lines, everything is signaling LINK is going parabolic. Even if you don't trust 4chan, people should still be doing their research.

>Hedgefund
>Assblaster Doxx
>Crypto Derivatives Hint
>Hyperledger Hint
>Working with SWIFT
>Zeppelin_OS
>Extremely important usecase

These retards still have the audacity to say LINK is just a meme.

if link is a scam name a single other altcoin with better fundamentals

>>8246231
Please sir

>>8243472
Do not believe Assblaster was a fraud .. and his call was .. $60 .. down to $10 .. when everything crashes then back up to $150 to $200 ... which will be the normal range. Dreams of $1,000 - not likely.

I have a gut feeling this will be unironically one of the biggest projects in crypto history.

>>8243002
Wait doesn't this mean exchanges will be ran out of business?
Those are multibillion companies now. They won't go down without a fight (or an assassination or two)

>>8244540
All in

>>8246678
People still use shitty exchanges like Yobit, even though better ones like Binance are available pretty much everywhere. It's just a piece of the pie that will get shifted.
I do agree with you about shady dealings being possible in Crypto, I'm pretty sure that Korean regulator that just had a "heart attack" is an example. I just don't see the Request developers being in any kind of danger though.

>>8240031
just going to add to this anon it's awesome riding one. Especially when you have those nameless hoes with you and later riding you.

You'll be buying some eoy

>>8240032
>Chinks uses oracles to compromise the network with false data
>Chinks lose their LINK immediately due to the penalty system

Even if they rebuy billions worth of LINK in order to continually compromise the system, the mcap would reach in the tens of billions before the project died due to continuing cases of false data.

So go ahead, Chinks, make me rich.

>>8238967
Please explain, is $Link both a contract and a cryptocutrency?

If I want to buy some then should I use a stock trading platform like ThinkorSwim? Or some kind of etherwallet?

Thinking of putting like 20K into it.

>>8239172
>implying philosophy and logic isn't crucial for programming

Why does chain link only have Sergey and a CTO and no developers? Do they have any code? Do they need code? Is it just an idea? New to chain link sorry for the basic questions. It's just I've seen fud about how they have no developers, or just a few devs and somehow no code. Can someone fill me in, thanks.

>>8238967

>>8248069
Maybe you should do some more research on the fundamentals of blockchain, cryptocurrencies, and smart contracts before you dump 20K into anything.

>>8248069
No offense but you want to drop 20k on something you have zero clue about. That's pretty retarded.

>>8248069
>>8248091

You both have proven that you have done zero research...

>>8241010
What exchange should i use then?

>>8241005
explain

should i ditch my ICON and OMG and go all in on LINK? I think I should, I think I should stop playing all these games and just do what I know is the right choice... should I just do it now? Should I wait until OMG gets listed on Coinbase?

>>8238967

>>8248287

SXSW is in 4 days...

My money is on some big news that will increase the price.

Buy now and hold.

>>8248234
Well I need to put my 20K into something because hard work is not going to get me out of wage slavery.

I thought it sounded really important like it would moon. I am not smart enough to understand it immediately.

>>8248339
Well okay. LINK is an erc-20 token which will be used as payment for oracle jobs, node staking and contract staking. In a way it's a security and that's what the SEC classifies it as.
Right now LINK has pretty much bottomed out together with BTC. It's a great time to buy especially with SXSW happening in 4 days.

>>8248339

Alright, well you have stumbled on one of the most promising projects in Crypto.

Congratulations on that and for wanting to invest even if you don't know what the hell you are doing.

Here is the info you need: https://getcrypto.info/chainlink/

If you actually do buy $20k of Link... well... you made it.

Hold for at least a year and you're a multi-millionaire.

>>8248339
The problem I have with that mentality is that you're just going to panic sell when it doesn't moon in 2 weeks. Don't let money burn a hole in your pocket. Take the time to do the necessary research so that you don't lose sleep at night with your financial decisions.

>>8239373
You're right, it's going to be far, far bigger than that.

>>8239286
>the few

ITS SHILLED EVERY MINUTE

>>8248395
This site is good but I would recommend paying extreme attention to the hardware wallet part. Get a fucking ledger nano S. It's only like $100 at worst I think and guarantees you won't lose all your shit. 100% worth it.

>>8248322
dont people sell the news

>>8239023
He is meming, buying link is a fairly intelligent speculative investment but the success of it is nowhere near certain.

>>8245719
That's where I am at right now. I am waiting for my purchase of 23$ in eth to clear so I can transfer some to my wallet and sell some as btc so I can pick up some link. I had already bought eth and only after realized it wasnt for eth anywhere I could find.


So i'll be putting about 15$ or so into link as a starting base. One of those hmm I think I want some of these just in case

>>8248641
not in the case of link, no. especially since there's been no "buy the rumor" either

>>8248516
hardware wallets are a bad idea. Just put it on paper and get a fucking safe

>>8248091
Sergey has a way of being anti-hype. They hired devs in November, and they've kept their repo private until very recently. Which means all the way from November until February, we didn't really know shit. Which gave the FUDsters more than enough ammo to keep noobs the fuck away from LINK.

LINK is the opposite of every hype project, and up until now has relied solely on the tech and its potential.

Hype projects are the kinds of projects where the team comes out guns blazing with their marketing campaign straight out the gate, and when the hype inevitably dies down, the project becomes reliant on its tech, which is when people usually walk away from it. While LINK is the opposite of that. Purely reliant on the tech from the very start, which gives it a strong motherfucking foundation to grow on when they decide to begin marketing.

>>8238967
i dont think its going to happen as fast as u goys think it will tho. i see link being $100 by eoy 2019 and $1000 by eoy 2021

>>8240522
>>8240920

>>8248922

Link has dumped after literally every conference. It literally JUST fucking happened.

>>8238967
test

>>8249629
<whitetext
>test

>>8249629
Did it work?

>>8249627
No it hasn't. After Devcon nothing happened. After superconference LINK pumped from around #100 on CMC to #80 and stayed there.

>>8249677
not sure yet, in contact with sergey atm

>>8249629
>he tested, crash the servers

>>8248069
holy shit this fucking post

>>8248069
6/10

>>8248387

funny i heard the following statements the last 2 months:

> link at 0.99 USD, literally last time below 1 USD. best time to accumulate
> link at 0.89 USD, literally last time below 0.9 USD. best time to accumulate
>link at 0.79 USD, literally last time below 0.8 USD. best time to accumulate
>link at 0.69 USD, literally last time below 0.7 USD. best time to accumulate
>link at 0.59 USD, literally last time below 0.6 USD. best time to accumulate

so now we are here:

>link at 0.49 USD, literally last time below 0.5 USD. best time to accumulate

Were gonna make it

>>8249680

Seventy fucking cents to forty cents nigger

>>8250066
re-read my post again, dumbbell

>>8250066
It has remained in its place on CMC around #80, which means that nearly every crypto with a similar mcap has fallen just as much as a result of BTCs autistic spasms.

If LINK was an isolated case it'd move down the ranks, not stay stagnant.

>>8250139
>>8250194

Fuck off with these straw man copes and enjoy holding link sub .40c

>>8250194
>It has remained in its place on CMC around #80
It's moved up from ~100 or so.

>>8250340
>enjoy holding the best performing crypto in the top 100
Alright. Thanks for your input.

This thread got me horny af

>>8250452
I hope your quite pungent my dear

>>8250386

how can anyone be this delusional