/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>8746580
Stfu

>>8746610
>Stfu
i want to help more link marines. people need to know the singularity is very close.

>>8746655
bless you even though i already knew this

>>8746655
>>8746580
What street? Any evidence at all?

I don't need a blockchain-powered oracle to confirm that coke tastes like crap. Just sold 100k.

> mainnet released
> CL announces zero partnerships
> cos there has always been none
> it has been a bluff all along

>>8746818
the street he just shat on

>>8746915
lol

Yes buy cahinlink good sirs pls sirs i family need money for feed sirs bye

>>8746610
>>8746897
>>8746915
>>8746984
>>8747056
we tried to help them, father...

>>8746580

Somehow after all this time, nobody has noticed the Facebook connection hiding in plain sight. Facebook will be announcing a blockchain project come summer, and it will use Chainlink as a way to glue their Graph API to their new blockchain. Its why the Director of Engineering at Facebook is a Chainlink advisor.

They've been waiting for something that will let them make the shift to releasing their FBCoin. Zuck is pissed the Winklevoss's beat him to being the first crypto billionaire, so expect it to come sooner than later.

>>8746580
Swear to fucking god you are right. I have sources inside salesforce who confirm, plus i have this from tom himself. Dont say i didnt do shit for you faggots

>>8747141
Is that Rez?!

>>8746580
wonder what that box smells like

>>8746580
>No McDonald's
Nice larp

they won’t even need to announce anything, because we are expecting live contracts of partners on the mainnet.

they might go hard though just to generate enough hype for an instant singularity. I ponder sometimes about ABs comments about ‘failed singularity’. Rory’s comments were quite similar, one round in the chamber.

my bags are locked and loaded, I’m ready.

>>8746580
>coca cola
Where did this meme come from

>>8748673
>I ponder sometimes about ABs comments about ‘failed singularity’. Rory’s comments were quite similar, one round in the chamber.

Amen fellow marine

>>8748673
>ABs comments about ‘failed singularity
What comments?

And you're right, they won't be announcing any partners in the way everyone thinks. They said that users will be visible on the network.

>>8746915
hahah

>>8746580
I heard US Dept of Defense, Holywood, FIFA and the Vatikan will also announce partnership with Chainlink as well.

>>8748812
he called Ark a failed singularity. it was supposed to be this big global thing that would unite all blockchains. but it never succeeded, and it is now a shitcoin forever.

>>8746580
Yeah that pump's not looking so healthy, better throw some garbage on the fire.
Maybe start linking people who have starred the github? That usually gets the idiots going

>>8747795
huge if big

>>8748858
does it even have a working product? is there a need for this whole blockchain interoperability meme when the only one used for anything is ETH?

Ark is not even close to CL's league imo, plus there is like dozen other projects going for the interoperability buzzword

>>8746580

While the $100 million dollar contract and Dave the amateur smart contract developer both have the same APIs they want to use, that does not mean the cost is the same. In your example, yes, in both instances, the subscription cost to access the API and operational costs to run a node remain the same.
However, in the $100 million dollar contract example, it is highly probable that the nodes fulfilling the API requests must provide penalty payments (in the form of LINK tokens) as escrow for the accuracy of their requests. These node operators will need to be paid a sufficient price by the smart contract for the data requested so they can offset the amount of capital they have locked up in LINK tokens that are escrowed for penalty payments. Depending on the value of the contract and the data requested, the pool of node operators who have enough LINK to fulfill the penalty payment requirements could be quite small. Thus, I would imagine we will see the market develop a curve where the cost of an API request is correlated with the amount of LINK tokens the smart contract requires the node operators to escrow for penalty payments.
In Dave's case, there are plenty of reputable nodes and the dapp he is working on is still being tested so he doesn't even bother to request penalty payments from the nodes that will fulfill his request. He is happy to pay the bare minimum the reputable nodes will sell him the data for and leaves it at that. The node operators, seeing a request that requires no penalty payments, will sell the data at essentially "cost" - factoring into the price any underlying costs they absorb such as subscription fees and operational costs - and

>>8749109
Dave will have many nodes to choose from.
Essentially, the Chainlink network is a decentralized market for buying and selling off chain APIs for use in on chain smart contracts AND a decentralized insurance marketplace that facilities trust in the decentralized API market. The decentralized insurance marketplace will be equally important in my view. Contract law normally evaluates damages for a breach of contract claim under the theory of "expectation damages." The goal of expectation damages is to place the injured party (non-breaching) in the position it would have occupied had the contract been completed as agreed upon. Penalty payments will help lead the market to find points of "efficient breach", such that by breaching the contract and paying damages a party gains more than they would from fulfilling their responsibilities under the contract.

>>8746580
coca cola, kek i made that smart recipe thing up earlier. fucking lol

>>8747141
stop posting this overrated bitch

I heard McDonald's was rumored to be a partner.

>>8747141
She not worthy to rep LINK.

>>8747852
Holy shit!

>>8749315
100k EOY confirmed

>>8749777
triples confirmed

>>8749777
How many times must linkes get dubs and trips before they join us. It is keks will.

>>8746818
Moon Street... right at the corner of Lambo Lane..

i heard nikolej had a meeting with warren buffett is it true??

>>8747224

Sick I can't wait to have 900 billion USD from my 90k investment.

>>8749777
checked

We're gonna make it bros

>>8749053
Yeah, but ark was the first I think. It would have been huge