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[Anonymous No.11150999]

What is the new floor for Chainlink?

[Anonymous No.11151019]

>>11150999
i reported chainlink as a security to the SEC

[Anonymous No.11151024]

[Anonymous No.11151032]

>>11151019
oh damn we better sell, you have the pull to destroy link in your hand, aahhghhhh

nolinkers r so retarded

[Anonymous No.11151045]

>>11151032
it fails the howey test, moron.

[Anonymous No.11151089]

>>11151045
yep, chainlink is a security. It has 0 utility and that's even after being release for 1 year. It was a security at release, and still is now.

Hope this scammer sergey goes to jail. He has taken 30 millions and delivered nothing. All he did was hire 2-3 devs to fuck around for 1 year. He 100% deserves jail.

[Anonymous No.11151105]

>>11151045
my b, I forgot I wasn't a burger so I don't even care if it would get classified as a security, it won't tho but even if it did

[Anonymous No.11151140]

>>11151019
>>11151032
>>11151045
>>11151105
stop feeding the astro

[Anonymous No.11151141]

>>11151089
it fails the howey test for many reasons

>It is an investment of money
>There is an expectation of profits from the investment
>The investment of money is in a common enterprise
>Any profit comes from the efforts of a promoter or third party
>Although the Howey Test uses the term "money," later cases have expanded this to include investments of assets other than money. The term "common enterprise" isn't precisely defined, and courts have used different interpretations. Most federal courts define a common enterprise as one that is horizontal, meaning that investors pool their money or assets together to invest in a project. However, other courts use different definitions.

Common Enterprise:
>35% going to Node Operators and to Incentivize the Ecosystem
>30% will go to the Company for Continued Development

Nodes are registered in a 3rd party index that the developers control, and take profit.

[Anonymous No.11151169]

>>11150999
floor 5 cent