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They removed all tasks after September 23. I think we all know what this means
good god....
>>11070206NO! I need more time. There’s no way 40k is enough
HOW IS THIS STILL @ 26 CENTS???????
>I think it can be done without too much troubles, but I'm afraid I won't have time to work on it because of September...What did navyadmiral mean by this?
Mainnet?
>>11070246Where did he say that?
Strap in boys!
>>11070206Guck you. I want more linkies !!
>>11070206>devnet -> renameooooooooooo
>>11070264Too late. You had a year
>>11070246Delete this. Seriously
>>11070254
>>11070246delet
>>11070275>W-w-hat did he mean by this???
>>11070275"I've also heard that modals are a design smell, especially for errors."What did he mean by this?
End of the month exit scam confirmed.
>>11070275My god
>>11070275>handle GETs differently from POSTsCheck em
Can anyone explain in more detail about modals and what navyadmiral is talking about here?
>>11070344Why are the modals smelly? Are they stinky ???????
>>11070294Just saying that modal windows "stink" as a UI style.
>>11070206>finished accumulating on the latest dipTake me to the moon Sergey
>>11070344https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modal_window
>>11070352>our memes were so viral they corrupted the dev teamHODL me anons.
>>11070206>>11070211>>11070231>>11070235>>11070241>>11070246>>11070253>>11070254>>11070256>>11070264>>11070265>>11070269>>11070271>>11070275>>11070287>>11070291>>11070294>>11070322>>11070329>>11070344>>11070350>>11070352>>11070358>>11070375>>11070397https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gs069dndIYk
pee pee poo poo
>>11070512FUCK this is SEXYPLAYING THIS NONSTOP ALL DAY IF CHAINLINK RELEASES MAINNET IN SEPT
>>11070512Such a perfect song for this moment
>>11070534>>11070512>>11070597Well damn son now I'm playing it too. Just tossed $420 at Coinbase to send some BTC my way for more linkies in time.
>>11070529Oh shit it's /r9k/. Nooo!
>>11070612heh. the weed number. nice
>>11070612Nice. I just bought another 500 to bring my stack above 25k.
daily reminder reputation hasnt even been started on yet
>>11070662>my stack above 25k.Wow that's a lot anon. I only have a meager 5k linkies.I am worried that if it hits $10 I might get shaky and sell to pay off my student loans.
>>11070350
>>11070529Based pee pee poo poo poster.
>>11070698Dont fucking sell. Would you rather be a debt free wageslave or a fucking pimp lambo driving multimillionaire
>>11070732I just want enough money to start a little coffee shop, be an author, and have like 8 kids. Maybe travel the world a bit first if it really takes off.
>>11070742You will need to be a pimp multimillionaire to do that
fuck boys is 6.5k link enough to make it?
>>11070742Quit being a pussy and just drive a lambo and fuck hookers like a normal millionaire
>>11070793Only if you can wait 6ish years
>tfw only 2k linkies and no way of pumping more fiat into crypto>cant sell other shitcoins cause theyre 90% downJ U S TUST
>>11070814>tfw want to pump more fiat but afraid of waiting 3 days for the BPAY to go though and suddenly it happens before i can buy more Linkies
>>11070793Its more than enough. You just have to hold until link takes over the derivatives market
>>11070815Just sell them. If you know one coin is going to do far better than another one, why would you hold the worse one. It doesnt matter when you bought
>>11070727ID: 1kEOQ
Rory mentioned on the CL Telegram that it would be pretty clear watching the pivotal tracker when mainnet would launch. I say it’s coming within a few weeks.Questions are being ignored about the pivotal tracker schedule right now in the official telegram. Makes me think they are being cautious with NDAs.
>>110707936.5 * 1k + staking = Im rich bitch
>>11070807But I grew up without a father and I would like to be the father I never had to my kids.Lambos, Hookers, and gold diggers don't make that a reality.
>>11070826>tfw don't pump with fiat and you just have worthless fiat >tfw if you had done it three days ago it would be cleared
>>11070815Fuck and I only have 100k and want more. I’ll pray for you sir.
Remember. Dreamforce.-V
>>11070896tfw i literally already pumped 3 days ago for my current investment. the 6.5k i bought in this morning.
>>11070847what's the liklihood that agg and repo are being developed without being public?
>>11070847>Questions are being ignored about the pivotal tracker schedule right now in the official telegramBecause pajeets with poor grammar keep asking retarded questions every ten minutes.
>>11070206It means they'll be adding more on Monday, brainlet. thats how it always works.
>>11070698Stake them for passive income. Are you mentally retarded?
>>11070905I thought I’d genuinely be content at 100k but it really doesn’t fucking stop. I have an addiction. AN ADDICTION T. 132k as of today
>>11070206I'm with you brother lets make this money
If mainnet does release, why do you anons think it will cause a moon? All mainnets released so far for other projects have actually caused the price to tank. I just find it hard to believe something will moon significantly in this brutal bear market.
>>11071015because larpers have been promising them "singularity on mainnet" for almost a year now
>>11071015Because if they pull off even a fraction of what they are aiming to, this brings a lot of real world applications not just to ethereum standard contracts but any other dapp requiring real world datafeed - providing an adapter has been made for it, and from what I can tell they have tried to make that part as easy as possible. It won't just "moon,' it will change the market and many shitcoins will die as a result.
>>11071015main net = partner announcements
>>11071030a real world*
>>11070847Thomas has been answering questions and it's very clear mainnet won't be released without reputation
https://www.docusign.com/blog/follow-docusign-fall-18-release/"we have a pre-built integration with the Ethereum blockchain, the most popular blockchain for smart contracts."
>>11071045Finally some sense for these anons acting like it’s an episode of the Kardashians
>>11071053H O L Y F U C K
>>11071059>>11071045suppose that aggregation and reputation have been completed privately and mainnet is released and it functions exactly as everyone hoped it would, would it matter if they boldface lied about not having a private repository?
>>11071098ur slow
>>11071103He has said there's no secret private repo but keep deluding yourself if you wish
>>11071103yes, it would
>>11071137no delusion, just pondering
>>11070885This is wholesome
>>11070512Based boomer post
>>11070777Checked.
>>11070815I sold my other cryptos at a massive loss to buy LINK
>>11070690Verifiably false
>>11070727>>11070846Holy...
2500$ EOY
>>11071220
>>11070275He has his vacation in sept
Doesn't the price always peak at mainnet -3 days and then dump heavily? I made a killing at the TRX main net by calling the top, this news seems bearish if anything
>>11071033Lol nah. There will be users.
>>11071314This ia not TRX or anyother crypro in the market right now.
>>11070698Jesus Christ..... you deserve a military tribunal and execution by your fellow marines firing squad
>>11070905Found the Jew in the thread
>>11070846
>>11071277i thought i saw this too. anyone confirm?
>>11070206Exit scam Sept 22nd
>>11070206Nothing will happen that day. LTS is going to be implemented in October.
>>11070206exit scam on sep 23. get out while you can.
>>11070246>navyadmiralWho?
>>11070698i plan to cash 1000 out at 100$ and the other 1000 at 1000$. you could structure it differently but i think its the best way to avoid gambling and ill still have made it
>>11070918Thomas has said zero chance. But also that the network basically functions as mvp already.
>ctrl+f>exit scam>3 results>99 postsSo many dumb dumbs and such a small majority of intelligent posters. No wonder this place is cancer.
>>11071224verify it then
>>11070955Checked - Dubs ot truth
>>11071053good read - ty op
>>11070294>imagine the smell
>>11071368ha a butthurt poorfag
Just got up to 10k. Feels good for a poor fag. Avg buy 25.3¢.
>>110707271kEOQ1k End of Quarter?That’s this month, are you sure kek?
>>11071030Not to FUD but oracles do already exist - they’re just centralised ones. Obviously decentralised is an advantage but it’s overstating it a bit to say it brings an entirely new range of functionality to ethereum. And how many contracts will be willing to pay extra for decentralised oracles.This is the FUD that keeps me up at night so I’m posting it in hopes of being BTFO by someone on here. Obviously partnership announcements will give us huge gains if they happen.t. 23k linklet
>>11073455you mean t. brainlet
>>11073455trust is expensive removing trust factor = moon
>>11073455you don't realise how important it is for oracles to be decentralised.if youre using centralised oracles then you may as well not use blockchain tech at all
>>11073455>Muh centralized oracles
>>11073491>>11073509>>11073513>>11073517Thanks frens I hope you are right By the way, what did docusign mean by pic related?
>>11073509This anon gets it.>>11073455> imagine yourself> imagine a pile of money> imagine a bunch of layers of bureaucracy, lawyers, management, taxes, and various non-Aryans standing between you and that pile of money> now imagine those layers were replaced with a series of computer programs> the programs just_work.jpg> you dont have to worry about bullshit or kikery> imagine yourself> imagine the pile of money> imagine a giant ChainLink logo between the twoYou know what to do.
Reminder we're all gonna make it
https://www.docusign.com/products/blockchainBlockchain-based smart contractsDocuSign’s vision has always been to make paper agreements digital and, ultimately, make them smart. A smart contract turns a contract into something like a computer program. The Internet-connected program monitors data and triggers actions relevant to the contract’s terms. For example, a crop-insurance smart contract might use a trusted Internet feed of weather data. If the temperature goes above 85 degrees Fahrenheit in April, the smart contract will automatically trigger a crop-insurance payout, again via the Internet. This total automation eliminates ambiguity and promises large savings in time and effort for all parties involved.Although the field of smart contracts is still emerging, and a blockchain is only one of many ways to enable smart contracts, blockchain technology is catalyzing interest in smart contracts. Having been one of the earliest participants in the field, DocuSign welcomes this interest and is continuing to work at the forefront of research into commercializing smart contracts.
>>11073509Does anyone know how much “trust” costs. Anywhere I can look to get some real world figures?
>>11070512Über tune man, fuck <3
>>11073856Legend has it the secret recipe lies hidden under the sands of Zanzibar.
>>11073856http://changingminds.org/explanations/trust/transaction_cost.htm
>>11070512Do you remember?The 24th night of September?Serg was changin' the minds NoLinkers.while launching main net that dayyyyyOur hearts were were boomin'watchin' the green candle reach the moon.As we danced at the yacht, remember,all the FUD we had to fight awayyyyy
>>11074583A select few of us know it's happening.We will be rewarded for our patience
>>11074610https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqczaF0KT3Q
>>110708461k end of quartal
>>11074610>>11074626https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EElKJao9cmA
15/10-2018Soon
>>11074663https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NU9JoFKlaZ0
>>11074708https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2WilM6ljUg
All we know is that we will be richer than our wildest dreams very soon
>tfw only have 100 linksNo, please!I get my paycheck in 3 weeks, have mercy Sergey
you morons rushing for a main net; when whales will only sell the news anyway and crash the price -50% from here
>>11074882damn, you 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
>>11074882Thanks just sold 100k
ITS HAPPENING
>>11071015Because 99% of shitcoins are all hype and 0 delivery, so they hype up announcements and then the truth is underwhelming. CL is the exact opposite where they have no hype, and real collaborations, so when people realize big companies are actually going to use LINK, the price will go up.
>>11071137Reputation is 3rd party , so there could be private repo's for Rep that the team isn't part of.
>>11074981No. Stop.
>>11074994Stop what? Reputation is 3rd party, CL will have a reputation algo that the team runs, they have a solid idea of how that rep will work, it just hasn't started coding. All these statements are verifiably true.
>>11074994They'll have some sort of basic reputation but most of it will be from 3rd parties' systems.
>>11075018>>11075046Look up the recent AMA
>>11070727>1K EOQ
>>11073517Really nice that someone would compile oraclize fud lmao.
>>11075056I have, now you use common sense. Would the team , KNOWING that they will have 3rd party rep providers, go through all this, making all these connections, just to have reputation be something that they will trust "someone" to figure out? Or even worse just try and have their own algorithm run every SC on the planet? Either they are >A) Kicking the can down the road and hoping they can make a perfect reputation system that has no flaws that everyone will use, also they haven't started on that system.OR >B) Have all their big players (SWIFT, Docusign, Accord etc) working on rep systems, as they have their own standards and will need to make sure their own SC's are airtight. Which do you think?
>>11075056They'll say whatever they have to say to avoid being classified a security on compromising NDAs. Thomas and Rory love giving vague answers.
>>11075122>>11075132You have been given clear answers but still prefer believing in conspiracy theories, suit yourselves
>>11073601>directions unclear>masturbated while staring at my link stack on etherscan>feelsgoodman.jpeg
>>11070275>Posted Sep 10, 6:55 PMCheck em.
Boy that smart contract payout system seems oddly specific
>>11075146You aren't even addressing anything I've said, please kill your whole family then yourself you bad faith faggot piece of shit.
>>11075221>CTRL+F>0 results for Chainlinkit's nothing
>>11070529HAHAHAHAHAHHAHA
>>11071103Bald faced. Not bold
>>11075238Cainlink is a middleware.Transportation companies don't make much of a fuss about the brand of tires they use on their trucks, but they sure do use them.
>>11075275>Chainlink is a new revolutionary idea everyone, which saves billions of dollars for companies, being used by Swift, everyone is talking about>Chainlink is useful middleware, not worth mentioningyou can pick only one
>>11075312>NDAs exist and big boi cumpanies use them>NDAs don't existyou can pick only one
>>11075312Hardly anyone outside of the finance industry knows what Swift is either, yet it's THE global banking network, and one of the very biggest influencers in banking.Brainletism, it happened to you.
>>11070206I am actually an insider believe it or not. My dad is involved with the project and he told me that chainlink actually isn't a scam. It was the 1st time I've seen him in almost a year. He'd put on 40-50 lbs and grew a beard that was covered in crusted big mac sauce. He's my dad so I still love him despite the fact that he voted for Bernie initially and then Hillary. But man, I can't stop thinking to myself that he has absolutely lost his mind. He won't stop talking about how he's trying to convince McDonalds to change the name of their burger from "Big Mac" to "Oracle". My mom's boyfriend Tyrone even thinks that he's crazy, so it's not just me.
>>11075221>might use a trusted internet feed of weather dataOH NO NO NO NO NO THEY'RE NOT USING A TRUSTLESS SYSTEMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
>>11075439>he thinks trustless oracles = trustless sourceslmaoProtip: the individual sources are never going to be trustless. That's not what oracles do.
I can't believe I just bought this stupid shit. Just tell me the scam already. I want to enjoy posting pinkies tomorrow morning.
This market is dead.
Price singularity of 1 LINK = 1 BTC on 9/23
>>11070727hng
FUCK, are both NANO and LINK really explode at the same time in September?To hell with it. I'm just going with 50% of my portfolio in each and not move it for six months.The two only really worthwhile projects in crypto right now anyway.
>>11075556nano exploded already bro. what you are seeing is the agony of bagholders pumping and dumping .
>>11075146There have been no clear answers, just "when we begin to work on aggregation and reputation it'll be on the pivotal" or "when main net is getting ready to be released it will appear on the pivotal".They don't want to possibly reveal any collaborations protected by NDAs. We'll find out soon enough what is going on, but anybody with half a brain who looks at the Pivotal can see there's obviously some sort of release or announcement coming up
>>11072377Checked
>>11075575Sure, whatever you say fren. I have insider info but can't prove it. Look back at your comment in two weeks and you will understand.But if you are in LINK you will still make it though. So just keep on that, bro.
Why is my bitcoin transaction from coinbase to binance still pending fuck I need my linkies
>>11070206Exit time?
>>11074469that's a rare sergey man
>>11075200Checkd
Anyone remember this shit from last year? A bunch of /pol/tards thought something big was happening September 23rd of last year..what if it was really about chainlink this year
>>11075439To dispute this FUD I'd probably say this is normie speak for trustless. It can be trusted because it is trustless. Normie wouldn't get this, all they care about is can it be trusted?>it can>$1000 eoy
>>11070807For real though
>>11075484kys faggot
http://fintechconferences.com/?gclid=CjwKCAjwuO3cBRAyEiwAzOxKsuf7qPg92upktwvv5Rw_xLth5PlqIlYCb6HoOQeuLpbn4Cf2sk0D_xoCLxYQAvD_BwE tik tok tik tok
>>11075780It was /x/ as well as /pol/. I've been thinking about this recently. The ChainLink ICO was 4 days before this.
>>11073145good stuff marine, congrats
>>11075780>>11076149Can you elaborate on this? I don't remember. If the familylarper is real then Main net goes live on 9/24 and announced 9/25
>>11075920Agreed. It's just normie speak
>>11076170Family larp was literally shit tier and not believable at all though
>>11076170It was to do with the world ending. There of course were people on /x/ spouting the standard doomsday apocalypse shit, but on a more subtle level I think this was to do with the new world that would come from smart contracts and chainlink. Read Revelations chapter 12 for more info.
>>11071015Because they are attempting to not be labelled as a "Security". You may only advertise your product to investors if you have a working product. You may not guarantee profits and mislead the public. Working product -> allows you to release partnerships without it looking like you're misleading.
>>11076200He dropped affirm
>>11076200How would you explain the Affirm lead, which legitimately isn't discussed on /biz, and is a credible possibility.His credibility is a debatable point. The only thing that makes you think it's a larp is because of his comments about Coinbase, but that isn't out of the realm of possibility when you consider that he is claiming to be a family member, which means that he wouldn't have a razor sharp understanding of all the key aspects of Chainlink, but just what he picks up here and there in passing.
>>11076315I searched the archives and found nothing beyond his post. Thats what makes me think he could be real.
>>11076315mfw i I'm the anon who got him to drop the affirm lead and got him to talk about coinbase. I think he is a larp who was probably on affirms website and saw the salesforce logo and decided to use that as "proof".
>>11076149my bad (same guy, on computer instead of phone), lost my original paragraph while phoneposting because of a finger slip, meant to include /x/>>11076206plus I think it aligns with peoples' thinking that kek was going away for a while - the insane digits and memes slowly drifted over here to /biz/. I mean this shit is crazy. There's new information almost every day now and the memetic power behind chainlink cannot be denied.
>>11076381Why would he know to go to the affirm website? He was asked to provide a connection that biz hadn't seen before and delivered.
>>11076146Will sergey be there?
>>11076428Through Twitter following. He is not credible at all
>>11076454judging by the topics i think he would have either an interesting time, or its all old news to him and he just goes to meet people who work in his field of reach.
This has gotten me irrationally exuberant.
>>11076388>plus I think it aligns with peoples' thinking that kek was going away for a while - the insane digits and memes slowly drifted over here to /biz/checked
>>11075439It could be viewed as they trust Chainlink's oracle, because it is trustless. Just a terrible way to describe it.Checkmate.
>>11076206>>11076388>kek was going away for a whilekek is not real you know this right?
>>11076315he looked on sergeys twitter and saw that he was following Affrim. that's the entirety of his credibility.
>>11076591>doesn't get digits
>>11076591>kek is not real you know this right?Quick. Pile on the dubs to disprove this post marines.
>>11076591Found the NPC
>>11076633Kek speaks. NPCs btfo
>>11076633czequed
What does this mean?
>>11076162Thanks marine
>>11076662what does that mean?
>>11076633P R A I S E
>>11076662>>11076698Guessing it's like a car gps that adjusts your time of arrival based on speed/conditions etc
>>11076840fug anon what a great summaryhow do I unironically get gud at explaining through examples? My weakest communication skill by far
>>11076933>>11076776>>11076489W-will I make it? I can't afford any more.
>>11076933LSD is helping me think about abstract concepts in pictures or illustrated visualizations
>>11076992
>>11076996Oh trust me I am good at that. I am about 85% percent certain I bit into a san pedro cactus when I was visiting family in the midwest as a little kid, I have all these extremely trippy memories and nightmares from when I was 3 and I had to go to therapy for a few months afterwards. I thought at the time that I'd gotten a really bad flu but when I rediscovered psychs in college it was way way too familiar.My problem isn't the visualizing. It's communicating to other people. I actually have an idea for a crazy as shit invention that will make it a moot point but until then I ought to learn to put concepts I grasp easily into better terms for others around me.
>>11076591How do you know kek “isn’t real?” What IS real? Do you know everything about everything? There is plenty that is misunderstood about our universe.
>>11076662wrf, I thought I was in every channel, how do i get into this one?
>>11076992You'll be fine, marine. Owning any amount of link puts you ahead of 99.9% of the shit normies out there. Hold on for enough years and you'll be a millionaire.
>>11070727>1kEOQEnd of quarter? Is it really this close?!
>>11077267checked
>>11075340Doesn’t seem like many people understand the actual use(s) of NDAs.Why would any large companies enter into an NDA with ChainLink that forbids the discussion of ChainLink. Also, why would ChainLink be okay with a bunch of whos like Market Protocol making announcements but not major companies?Anyone who believes there are thousands of signed, notorized NDAs sitting around and that is why no one important is talking about ChainLink is (willfully) delusional.
>>11077352>Why would any large companies enter into an NDA with ChainLink that forbids the discussion of ChainLink.>Why would any large companies enter into an NDA with ChainLink that forbids the discussion of the large companiesFTFY
>>11077352You can't think of one reason to have an NDA, or at least to remain silent until the network is actually in use?
>>11076992You have 370 more than 99.9999999% of the worlds population anon. Holdfast marine.
>>11077106i see your problem now and i experience it sometimes too. but i think what unironically helped me with this is listening to hiphop. not the typical blingbling bullshit but conscious rap or sth like that. they use a lot of metaphors some of them really make me smile because they're so witty. idk i guess i kinda adapted to this kind of thinking over time.
>>11077352because of the SEC most likely. Imagine how much hype your average shitcoin would get if they were mentioned in the same breath as SWIFT, Digital Asset, Cryptlets, etc. It would be a quick way to get classified as a security and lose any momentum that you had
>>11076149spoopy
>>11077437You contradicted yourself. Link is openly talked about with Swift (and Cryptlets just had Sergey’s contribution prior to ChainLink even being conceived, I think people here will be surprised to discover everything being accomplished by Enterprise Smart Contracts without ChainLink and no plan to use it).Also, NDAs wouldn’t help with the SEC in any way regardless; what do you even mean?
>>11077106I unironically had a similar example ready to go of the automatic petrol 'left' gage in a car but couldn't quite get it succinct enough. Look at idioms and metaphor meaning lists and you'll start being able to form you own. Biz isn't best place for idioms cos autism is black and white. Look how much ducks in a row has taken off in last 2 days after it was explained.
>>11077406I can think of millions of reasons to have an NDA: but not of one that forbids large companies from expressing interest in your product. No one would do this.
>>11077418https://youtu.be/mV84OxugDtY
>>11072377>small majority>we’re the dumb dumbs
September 23>My birthday>The return of christ>Release of the mainnet I AM GOD
>>11077523How about keeping a low profile so you waste minimal time talking to hyped people who don't matter? The point is to work on the product, not stroke eachother off in public.
>>11076633Showed that cocksucker NPC. KEK IS REAL!
>>11077628guille?
>>11077523Have you ever been in a corporate environment?
>>11077523really? new technology that is going to save trillions of dollars is about to hit the market and you can't see of a reason to keep quiet about it?so you'd rather have your competitotrs be ready instead of getting caught with their pants down
>>11077633No, you’re trying to make stuff up. No one would enter into an NDA with: Microsoft, Docusign, etc with the stipulation that those companies and their agents cannot mention them...it just wouldn’t happen. That’s not even considering the liability headache.This isn’t even the real point of an NDA anyway. It’s just such a dumb suggestion to make, I wish people here would be more realistic.
I have to askIs 13k enough to make it
>>11077790all in at ~3k herebelieve it frenpicking up another ~1-2k tomorrow with my last paycheck
>>11077773Yes, I’ve been in corporate engineering and I’ve started three companies where we had to use NDAs for various purposes: hiding product design, hiding logo ideas, generating proprietary formulation, keeping details privately general.NDAs don’t hide EVERYTHING, they are for specific details and specific relationships, usually to prevent proprietary advantages your company offers from being disclosed by those individuals with which you share that info
>>11077781They have a fucking website and a white paper and it is an open source project for fucks sake. They also aren’t being demure about their goals.
>>11077858yeah if they didn't they wouldn't be making a decentralized network, retard
>>11070206what the fuck, this has to be a paid shill no way this many autists actually think a glorified json parser is going to moon.
bump for 300 reply link thread
>>11077880You’re being willfully dumb and smoking the hopium. Every smart contract company is openly talking about their projects and progress. They aren’t sitting around waiting for a small company to make a network of oracle nodes.
>>11077523I work in IT, we have to sign NDAs all the time. Say we have ibm come in and talk about a new line of servers that aren't out yet, they make sure we have an NDA before doing so. It's so they don't lose a competitive advantage, or so they don't lose the thunder of announcement. You think apples vendors didn't have one when before they announced the new iPhones?
>>11077903The autists are 100% real. There are probably a few pnd groups too, but there really are a lot of people without any professional relationship to chainlink who spend a lot of their free time thinking about it.
>>11077979You’re comparing IBM to SmartContract.com. Also, post pictures of those NDAs, I guarantee the stipulations are only regarding important technical details regarding the product/service offered. Wouldn’t prevent mentioning of having services provided by IBM
>>11078007t. me
>he doesn't know that LINK will dump hard upon mainnett
>>11070512I love you guys
>>11070918fuck all... but i asked before if high value contracts could be executed safely without reputation and aggregation contracts and the answer was yes. If the contract maker trusts the data providers
>>11078045if it does then I hope mainnet is tomorrow so I can get more than 2k extra stinkies with my paycheck
>>11077628Mine birthday too, we are gonna make it fren.
>>11078007t.me I read about oracles daily /smart contracts
>>11074708wait is that the chick from westworld
>>11078020You're right. We can't talk about the whatever they haven't announced, but are certainly allowed to say that we're working with IBM. In this case though, the theory is chainlink is going to give these law firms and banks a competitive edge. It's not all that far fetched to think that Microsoft wouldn't want to talk about that relationship until it's ready to go. Here's an IBM example where they are telling devs they're covered by NDA just for attending a conference
>>11077190We added it recently. All users in the discord should be there by default
>>11074583Nazarov! Mainnet in SeptemberNazarov! Big Mac Sauce foreverNazarov! To the moon we fly awayyy
>>11077777
>>11078264Just saying “covered by NDA” doesn’t mean shit. All the attendees had to sign something (digitally or physically) in order to enter into a nondisclosure agreement.Microsoft isn’t using ChainLink. I know there is speculation, but that is one thing I can actually say with certitude: Azure’s Enterprise Smart Contracts May have had contribution from Sergey while Cryptlets, but that was before ChainLink, and there is no relationship with the ChainLink network (I have much deeper info regarding this, but I’m not going to share it here, so I guess you’ll have to make up your own mind as I know the words of an anonymous person don’t hold much weight, nor should they).Additionally, I just don’t buy any of this NDA stuff.
>>11077925
>>11078560> i have info but i won’t share it You sound like a teasing bitch, anon
>>11070206Puzzle larper where are you.er ds nk le
>>11078560ok cool.So Sergey was working with cryplets and got fustrated by the institutional incompetence. He proceded to solve the oracle problem and start his own company.Then when crypleys fails, they will use chainlink.This story has played out hundreds of times before in many industries.
>>11078658sounds like a larper desperate for attention to me
>>11078294Send discord link pls, im not in it
>>11078560? Chainlink have never claimed to have NDAs. To the best of my knowledge no team member has ever said anything about NDAs.They have been explicit that whoever is using the project is free to discuss it any way they like. Why are you so obsessed with NDAs?Btw>Sergey is the CEO of SmartContract.com and Chainlink which specialize in providing highly secure and reliable oracles to both large enterprises (SWIFT) and various leading smart contract development teams.https://web3summit.com/speaker/sergey-nazarov/Is that a clear enough statement for you?
>>11077628>I AM GOD
For all of the shit talking that happens with LINK, does anyone actually look at all the work they are accomplishing in the tracker?
>>11078560you do this on every other thread about chainlinkstfu pajeet.
>>11078735NDAs are usually recursive
>>11078776shiposting and solving puzzle larper shit takes too much of my time already.
>>11070206>https://www.americanbar.org/content/dam/aba/events/business_law/2018/09/annual/materials/blockchain-basics-2-201809.authcheckdam.pdfJust the American Bar Association having a presentation from the usual suspects today (Accord, Openlaw) about the future of Smart Contracts. NBD.
>>11078735I’ve been trying to tell people how dumb it sounds to think info regarding collaboration is being withheld due to NDAs
>>11078687Maybe, that would be best case scenario obviously. I’m still learning about Smartcontract.com’s approach and whether ChainLink will change that very dramatically.
>>11078560>has deep info>not sharing it anonymously Sounds like your under an NDA anon
>>11078997Well you're also saying a bunch of balls about microsoft. Listen: if you want a powerful decentralised network you need to incentivise the independant actors. There's no way around it.You want this shit you have to pay neets to do it.So if microsoft or anyone else wants to be all clever and make "muh permissioned blockchain" and pretend like it's not just a fancy database then they're welcome to try. Let the best system win.
>>11075920>It can be trusted because it is trustless.this kek
My linkies stay stinky
>>11077051God damn it, you had to bring up gematria.I just checked 10,077. 10,078 was worse. I need to change my stack number now.
>>110795521fuckingk
Could they just be updating the testnet?
Basedboys btfo
Basedboys WORD FILTERED MODS CONFIRMED FOR ONIONS
>How can link possible be only 25 cents with this news.You niggers haven't seen nothing. When main net does drop you're gonna be seeing 15 cents. The one chance for you retards to make it and the dev does the release during a brutal bear market. Your bags will never recover lel.
>>11079776Keep on believing that,faggot. Stay poor.
I LOVE YOU GUYS. no homo
>>11078871screencap the important parts for mobile
>>11076315>Coinbase family member talking about LinkWhat?
>>11076591STONE THE BLASPHEMER
>>11075159Fuck off redditor
>>11076315I think the LARP part is not knowing about the tech. In that first thread he was playing dumb about some low level things, and then sharp as fuck about more obscure stuff iirc. Probably works for artificial lawyer or something. Not a family member.I think some of these recent larps like the last letters anon and this one might actually be Adelyn.
>>11080496What do you really think Artficial lawyer or Adelyn would come to Biz? I don't know sounds a bit farfetched...
>>11079967The memes are official marketing from adelyn
>>11079776LINK will singlehandedly create the next bull market.
300th post
>>11076206Not ending, but a once every 5k years or something celestial event. I think it was actually supposed to be the birth of something. It was a celestial event predicted in Revelation
>>11080522Work in blockchain marketing. Not far fetched. You (us) autists drive sentiment more than you know.
>>11080592Tigermommy was just shitposting so that we would feel comfy before mainnet thanks tigermommy.
Can someone explain all of this to me like the brainlet I am? I'm new to all this.
>>11080690software called an oracle that allows real world data to be processed on blockchains without paying/needing a trusted middle man (chainlink does this by making a network of decentralized oracles operated as indepedent nodes) is either close to completion or still far off, all we have to go on is breadcrumbs of marginal amounts of plausibility and unverified larps; if all goes well LINK will gain HUGE value over the next few years
You will need 400k LINK to make it
>>11080690if you want to buy some, buy ETH on coinbase with USD, send it to binance, and trade ETH for LINK on binance, store your private keys somewhere other than binance though, I have a ledger nano S that interfaces with myetherwallet.com
>>11080876>store your private keysuh.. you mean your tokens? what private keys are on binance
>>11080972funds are on the blockchain, you access those funds for transfer by signing a withdrawal transaction with your private key, if your funds are "on" an exchange it just means that you store your private keys with that exchange rather than on your hard drive or another hardware "wallet"
>>11080972The ones that let you send your tokens elsewhere. Binance controls your private key
>>11080658Damn, that sounds quite crazy haha. Well I'll give you the benefit of the doubt.
300 complete
>>11081004tru
>>11081004>>11081006wow, thank you fren <33
>>11078020You clearly don't know Sergey background.
>>11078020you are consistently disingenuous getting your relationships backwards in these arguments
>>11078007Stinky detective confirming