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[Anonymous No.16061855]

GravelCoin, Powered By Chainlink.

Literally an erc20 token pegged to the price of gravel powered by a erc10 token pegged to the price of coffee.

[Anonymous No.16061881]

>>16061855
Yeah, but does it solve the gravel storage problem? If so, this could be huge.

[Anonymous No.16061896]

>>16061881
>Yeah, but does it solve the gravel storage problem? If so, this could be huge.

yes. it stores the gravel on the etherum blockchain.

[Anonymous No.16061906]

>>16061855
>MAXCENTIVE

SCROLL DOWN THE WEBSITE ISNT EVEN FINISHED

>LOREM IPSUM

[Anonymous No.16061922]

>>16061855
Where is this bag of gravel? Does the startup mean that I can touch the bag of gravel through the blockchain?
Extremely bullish imo.

[Anonymous No.16061929]

>>16061855
well, i mean, not literally

[Anonymous No.16061936]

>>16061906
they don't even have their own domain, it's hosted on netlify. They probably didn't even pay for the website since there's a 30 day trial.

If they had 50 start ups to vet in the beginning, imagine how bad the 30 we aren't seeing were.

[Anonymous No.16061953]

>>16061936
Based

[Anonymous No.16062005]

>>16061855
this is so fucking infuriating. Why would they assume companies wouldn't just do this shit them self's. Is this really all thats left in crypto? ico level garbage? If i knew how to get funding for a startup i would do this shit myself

[Anonymous No.16062040]

knowing the scale of logistics involved in gravel mining and distribution, it’s hardly surprising that a startup company is experimenting with smart contracts to improve the process

[Anonymous No.16062088]

>>16062040
but the gravel company could do all this shit in house. Trucks use iot,scales use iot. You dont need a third party erc shitcoin to do this

[Anonymous No.16062106]

>Hey Oracle, let us hop on that startup think you're talking about
>Let's see your website first... Does your company have a token?
>A what?
>A cryptocurrency
>Ah yes a crypito currency, yes, give me one second
>Sir, are you there? ... Sir?
>*frantic typing in the background* Sorry, the call dropped out for a minute. My company has developed a crypito currency called GravelCoin and as you can see in the email that we have sent you we also have a website for this coin

[Anonymous No.16062121]

>>16061855
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[Anonymous No.16062122]

>pegged to 10kgs of gravel

[Anonymous No.16062142]

>>16062088
depends, the distribution side definitely has potential. Some gravel companies only focus on the sale, storage, and transport of gravel instead of extraction, so an interface with suppliers and buyers could be helpful

[Anonymous No.16062145]

anyone else remember URO?

[Anonymous No.16062150]

>>16062142
so much cope.

[Anonymous No.16062153]

>>16061855
>boomer rocks

[Anonymous No.16062168]

>>16062122
Just what I feared. Only a buch of failed and meme projects as customers. Where are these big stablished companies fetching data from the real world and benefiting from blockchain? No, we have to be the big fish in a fucking fish tank and leave the ocean as a dream.
Network DoA. I'm selling at least 70% of my 30k link

[Anonymous No.16062175]

>>16062142
yeah they own the quarry and lease out the mining right to third world shitters.

[Anonymous No.16062189]

Kek this is so embarassing. I really hope chainlink don’t tweet about this, they need to distance themselves from these scams to protect the legitemacy of Link. Gravelcoin is even worse than MOAB coin.

[Anonymous No.16062191]

>>16061855
YABADABBADO!!!!!

[Anonymous No.16062199]

>>16061855

Yeah sorry, I'm out. First they couldn't even get 50. But that's beside the point. Just look at the list, it's a bunch of nobodies. Half of which look like basement dwellers creating their crypto webpage a few weeks ago. Find me ONE legit company on that list. There is none. It's a bunch of crypto nobodies serving as references for each-other with no tangible product or service. I'm out, this is pure hype that's got nothing to do with the real world.

[Anonymous No.16062311]

>>16061855
It's all so tiresome.

[Anonymous No.16062313]

I'm getting flashbacks

[Anonymous No.16062326]

>>16062313
no no nooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

[Anonymous No.16062367]

I made a promise not to wash until staking. I seeded myself with psilocybin spores and now have growths all over me. They've burrowed into my blood. Into my brain. I'm in a constant state of extreme agony and glorious clairvoyance. The mycelium chews at my flesh and rewards with visions more real than the air you breathe. Chainlink has already reached $1000, it has always reached it. Time is just sinking round and round to that inevitable point and you are scrambling at the sides trying to climb out, but my mushrooms will have you in time.

[Anonymous No.16062539]

>>16062168
>Just what I feared. Only a buch of failed and meme projects as customers. Where are these big stablished companies fetching data from the real world and benefiting from blockchain? No, we have to be the big fish in a fucking fish tank and leave the ocean as a dream.
>Network DoA. I'm selling at least 70% of my 30k link

i do wonder if it's a case of oracle being a dinosaur company grandfathered in to existing systems and isnt what all the early stage ubers, snapchats etc use.

[Anonymous No.16062603]

I'm literally buying gravel today for my driveway

[Anonymous No.16062636]

>>16062367
guess you are becoming a mushroom fren. Hope nobody is going to try to eradicate you with comércio ilegal de insumos agropecuários.

[Anonymous No.16063282]

>beyond tokenization

[Anonymous No.16063328]

>>16061855
Definitely a scam that Fernando probably created himself

[Anonymous No.16064249]

finally, decentralized gravel in my lifetime. truly this is the power of chainlink

[Anonymous No.16064369]

where and how do i buy these ICOs?