5k EOY

[Anonymous No.10992773]

https://www.forbes.com/sites/samantharadocchia/2018/09/07/why-smart-contracts-standards-are-essential-for-large-scale-adoption/amp/

[Anonymous No.10992784]

>>10992773
C o n t r o l f c h a i n l i n k n o r e s u l t s f o u n d

[Anonymous No.10992788]

The link delusion continues. Imagine being the person who believes that a gypsy russian with a philosophy degree and no programming experience is going to instantiate a global, paradigm shifting economic system where banks and other entities are going to willfully funnel hundreds of billions of dollars into and sit around idly while said gypsy russian and his family of neet fags take profits.

Now imagine being the person who believes that the worlds banking cartels, with arguably some of the most brilliant computer scientists out there, are going to sit by and let a gypsy russian take profits they could have had by using a simple JSON parser.

Consider this snippet from the following article:
[https://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/banksandfinance/10736960/High-frequency-trading-when-milliseconds-mean-millions.html]

"No wonder that Spread Networks, the company building the fibre-optic connection, proudly boasted: “Round-trip travel time from Chicago to New Jersey has been cut to 13 milliseconds.”

And HFTs were willing to pay through the nose to use it, with the first 200 to sign up forking out $2.8bn between them."
These fucking jews spend billions of dollars just to get a 13 millisecond improvement so their algorithms can get the data faster. So you're telling me that if there was any money in the chainlink area these guys wouldn't be all over it? Get the fuck out of here.

So explain to me why this is going to work again? Or is it just a PnD like 99% of other crypto's out there.

[Anonymous No.10992793]

Bump

[Anonymous No.10992799]

>ctrl+f "chainlink"
>0 results

[Anonymous No.10992812]

>>10992799
Read between the lines bruh
Chainlink is that new standard

[Anonymous No.10992814]

the author is a total babe

[Anonymous No.10992825]

>>10992814
I'd chain my link to her any day

[Anonymous No.10992832]

Bullish for permissionless big macs

[Anonymous No.10992834]

>>10992784
>>10992788
>>10992793
Damn, you really know your shit!
I appreciate the research you've put into this, and thank you for sharing it. I hope others seriously consider your warning.

[Anonymous No.10992847]

>>10992832
please post that pasta sir

[Anonymous No.10992853]

>he doesn't know about holochain oracles
lol, you're never going to make it anon

[Anonymous No.10993036]

>>10992832
implying sergey ever wears anything other than his meme shirt.

[Anonymous No.10993104]

>>10992812
>literally doesn't know what the word "standards" means

>ctrl+f "chainlink"
>-10 results

[Anonymous No.10993121]

>>10992814
La creatura...

[Anonymous No.10993509]

ctrl f chainlink

https://www.americanbar.org/content/dam/aba/events/business_law/2018/09/annual/materials/blockchain-basics-2-201809.authcheckdam.pdf

[Anonymous No.10993623]

https://www.forbes.com/sites/insights-penske/2018/09/04/how-blockchain-may-impact-logistics-supply-chain-and-transportation-a-conversation-with-the-blockchain-in-transport-alliance/#177c478f2b31

>Here to present an insider’s look at the potentially transformative influence of blockchain is Craig Fuller, managing director of The Blockchain in Transport Alliance (BiTA)
>BiTA + IC3 https://medium.com/@bitadata/bita-is-proud-to-announce-a-partnership-with-the-initiative-for-cryptocurrencies-and-contracts-a222f810c169
>https://bita.studio/members/

[Anonymous No.10994014]

bump

[FilterFag !!dM/UgbNMGY1 No.10994027]

>>10993623
wasn't BiTA mentioned by some larper before? like way before.

[Anonymous No.10994055]

>>10994027
no but I posted about Bita before it was announced that they are partnered with IC3, I saw the connection because Salesforce, SAP and couple other familiar names are on the members list. (I'm OP btw., had a reconnect)

that ancient collage I made is proof I predicted it.

[FilterFag !!dM/UgbNMGY1 No.10994070]

>>10994055
When was this made? Someone dropped Symbiont crumbs yesterday, although I think most autists already knew about it because of Twitter connections. Seems like you got to it first too

[Anonymous No.10994103]

>>10994070
>When was this made?
in may 2018 I updated with bita information. I started the collage on 8th November 2017 and expanded from there.

>Someone dropped Symbiont crumbs yesterday
which one?
anything new?

[Anonymous No.10994117]

>>10994070
>Symbiont crumbs
anything thats not on the picture?

[Anonymous No.10994127]

>>10994070
At this point every company connected through ic3 is now connected to chainlink. Networking is real.

[FilterFag !!dM/UgbNMGY1 No.10994138]

>>10994117
Lmao you already got to it. NO new info then. >>/biz/thread/10988109

Especially Krellenstein. Pretty sure you commented on that thread too. Don't mess with me fren

>>10994127
We're seeing it with OpenLaw and RocketLawyer so I hope that's the case

[Anonymous No.10994148]

>>10993121
(((La creatura)))

[Anonymous No.10994210]

>>10994127
>kek ID
nice

>>10994138
check this
https://symbiont.io/blog/2018/8/28/assembly-the-blockchain-for-enterprise-finance
they talk about their platform which will be used by the ones mentioned here >>10994117

[Anonymous No.10994227]

will you faggots kys if link is still under a dollar eoy? serious question, yes/no answers only please and thanks

[FilterFag !!dM/UgbNMGY1 No.10994249]

>>10994227
It takes 5 seconds to filter you, see ya later son

>>10994210
Good link. This is the first I have heard of this, by the way
>Within finance, institutions are generally unwilling to trust a central entity to completely control market infrastructure and to be relied upon as the primary source of truth for all information on the instruments that they create and trade.

I thought it was the other way around. That's neat.

They have their own permissioned blockchain named Assembly, and while LINK is blockchain-agnostic, I wonder if Assembly has a built-in oracle functionality already. There's no mention of it anywhere except maybe pic related. Obviously we're hoping that LINK is going to be used

[Anonymous No.10994332]

>>10994249
the usecases would imply that they would need outside data so likely they will use chainlinks decentralized oracle network for this.

[Anonymous No.10994387]

from 7 days ago.
https://www.globalbankingandfinance.com/every-week-more-governments-are-announcing-blockchain-adoption/

[Anonymous No.10994456]

What a shit article.
>we need standards.
>someone should make some standards.
Can I get some insight into current standards or people’s thoughts on future standards? Are there any laws or regulations being talked about? Proposed? Efforts to create standards? Waste of ffucking time reading this garbage.

[Anonymous No.10994457]

2500 eoy

[Anonymous No.10994462]

some Openlaw slides from Iltacon 2018
https://ilta.personifycloud.com/PRODUCTFILES/13711799/G078%20-%20Blockchain%20Solutions%20Part%202.pdf

also might worth to dig into:
https://www.iltacon.org/downloadmaterials

[Anonymous No.10995083]

>>10994456
https://github.com/ethereum/EIPs/issues/1161

[Anonymous No.10995236]

>>10994456
That's what accord is doing I think

[Anonymous No.10995304]

check out Salt Lending Holdings, Inc. and their Patent here
>https://www.freshpatents.com/-dt20180802ptan20180218176.php

their CIO was visiting Synchronize 2018 earlier this year.

also check this dude from the patent
>https://twitter.com/ErikVoorhees
>follows Linkpool

[Anonymous No.10995340]

>>10992773
Imagine the SWIFT meetings with that bearded retard
> arrives late every single time, exactly 11, 22, 33, 44, or 55 minutes late
> mac sauce all over his shirt
> "Sergey, we need to actually see something from you this time or we're going to have to go with Mobius."
> "That's fine, you fucking glow in the dark CIA banking double nigger. All of the big macs are decentralized now. ALL OF THEM. It is too late"
> bends over and proceeds to take out a big mac which he has somehow stuffed into a leg holster and begins to tear bits and pieces off of it and pelts the execs with it
> "See? See how the crumbs are hitting you all? This is decentralization. This is the original dream behind bitcoin."

[Anonymous No.10995383]

>>10995340

[Anonymous No.10995395]

>>10995340
Thank you based anon

[Anonymous No.10995460]

>>10995383
I don't post often and rarely say thanks but I should. Really appreciate it anon.

[Anonymous No.10995997]

>>10992814
she's a fucking pleb judging by the photos on her twitter

[Anonymous No.10996038]

>>10995340
>exactly 11, 22, 33, 44, or 55 minutes late
Checked

[Anonymous No.10996060]

>>10992847
I am a huge fan of chainlink and discovered it on my favorite reddit forum /r/cryptocurrency. Today when I was out, I met this guy called Sergey at McDonalds, he saw my chainlink t-shirt, proceeded to sit at my table without my permission and mumble something about oracles and repeating numbers under his breath before he grabbed my big mac and ate it. I was absolutely shocked, until I realized I am sitting in front of the ChainLink CEO. Then he took out his 2005 flip phone, which he said so the CIA couldn't intercept his facebook messages (I don't even think that phone has facebook). And then proceeded to snap a picture of me and insisted I receive it via infrared to post on "biz". I didn't know what it was but googled it and landed here. Really strange guy this Sergey.

[Anonymous No.10996069]

>ctrl+f "mobius"
>10 results
Sweet.

[Anonymous No.10996074]

with all the constant LINK shilling, it's pathetic that you're below DENT and REDD

[Anonymous No.10996099]

>>10996074
Dentacoin help our teeth, what chainlink help? Only link some chain together, not useful. SO dentacoin much better than LINK OK, sir? Teeth cant replace but chains can replace an dentist expensive but chainlink fence cheap ok? So dont tell me about overvalued sir ok? Dentacoin will number 1 coin very soon, ok.

[Anonymous No.10996106]

>>10996099
Awake and of having the red mentos
Very productively said sir

[Anonymous No.10996319]

[Anonymous No.10996525]

Is this where standards like ISO20022 and XLM come into play? Have no idea what those even mean besides being banking standards for sending/receiving money?

[Anonymous No.10996567]

Has anyone noticed that dosusign just added docker and ibm execs to their board a few days ago?

[Anonymous No.10996604]

>>10996567

[Anonymous No.10997047]

>>10996567
Gonser is leaving at the end of the year, this is bearish for link