Redpill on Fireside "Ask Thomas" Edition

[Anonymous No.12539476]

Anon's based comment.

LINK degenerates BTFO.

[Anonymous No.12539585]

hey LINKTARDS

[Anonymous No.12539602]

meanwhile, huge corps like docusign suk sergeys dick, binance lists USDT pairing with chainlink, serious artiles about the future and chainlink are popping everywhere
>https://www.eublockchainforum.eu/sites/default/files/research-paper/legal_recognition_of_blockchain_registries_and_smart_contracts_final_draft_report_appendix.pdf?width=1024&height=800&iframe=true

serious blockchain projects are adopting chainlink.


>LINKIES BTFO
right?

[Anonymous No.12539634]

>>12539602
Whatever it takes

[Anonymous No.12539653]

>>12539602

Refute this nolinkies.

[Anonymous No.12539666]

>>12539602
Based and linkpilled

[Anonymous No.12539677]

>>12539602
that fireside chat was terrible. no way to sugarcoat it. I'll build my stack by next fall. nothing substantial will happen before that.

[Anonymous No.12539683]

>>12539653
Nothing to refute, binance have dozens usd pairs and articles are just articles, doesnt mean its going to be adopted.
That eublockchain paper is old and is a personal research by who.

Just look how unprofessional the whole chainlink is... young nerds trying to build something buzzworthy

[Anonymous No.12539696]

>>12539653
These
>>12539683
>>12539634

[Anonymous No.12539703]

A S K T H O M A S
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[Anonymous No.12539722]

>>12539666
These digits tho

[Anonymous No.12539755]

>>12539677
Same could be said for the podcast last week. Sell the news accumulate later.

[Anonymous No.12539846]

>>12539602

>The Open University

[Anonymous No.12540173]

>>12539755
>>12539677
How can you still have hope? He's been giving the same speech for years. Nothing new. No progression.

[Anonymous No.12540179]

>>12539602
still cant break a dollar...30 cent shitcoin forever

[Anonymous No.12540263]

>>12539476
Look at this shit, IBM is STILL desperately looking for developers!
This shows that IBM has poor management of resources.

Face it, IBMtards, your company will NEVER be successful!

[Anonymous No.12540270]

What we did learn:
>In talks with "big insurance companies"
>Derivative market worth $1.2 quadrillion will use chainlink
>by end of this year Derivatives, insurance, and shipping will all use chainlink main net

[Anonymous No.12540284]

>>12540263
IBM have products, and solve problems. Sergey is chasing some pie-in-the-sky solution to a problem that isn't really much of a problem at all, and all he has to show for it are some ERC tokens and a whole heap of problems with the SEC

[Anonymous No.12540295]

>>12539683
>That eublockchain paper is old
Created in December 2018, published this month.

>is a personal research by who
This "who" is the EU.

>Just look how unprofessional the whole chainlink is...
-snagged a quasi-exclusive PoC presentation with Swift
-has a list of major users lined up before mainnet (Accord, Consensys, Kaleido, ...)
-got namedropped by the likes of World Economic Forum founder Klaus Schwab, CapGemini, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Gartner ...
-acquired the premier secure enclave developer backed entirely by Cornell brainpower (TownCrier)
-had the foresight to claim the "smartcontract.com" domain before ETH was even a thing
-is leading the first (and for all intents and purposes only) project that's working on the next big development in both legacy and crypto finance

But they're "unprofessional" according to anon over here.

[Anonymous No.12540301]

>>12540284
>IBM have products, and solve problems.
IBM is also 107 years old.

[Anonymous No.12540304]

[Anonymous No.12540314]

>>12540304
>a discussion between these two would be epic

[Anonymous No.12540325]

>>12540295
Most of the research projects don't have any real world use. The EU likes to be involved with interesting sounding stuff, so retards like you think they are contributing to the advancement of society.

[Anonymous No.12540334]

>>12540304
Hello me meet the real me

[Anonymous No.12540347]

>>12540325
>"S-so what if the EU literally mentioned Chainlink, they didn't really mean it!"
Cope harder.

[Anonymous No.12540357]

DO SOMETHING SERGEY
MAINNET FUCKIN WHENNN

[Anonymous No.12540375]

>>12540263
You like that >>12540284 big cock of truth baby? IBM reps don't say "Ask Thomas" to avoid questions like a corrupt politician. Scam.

[Anonymous No.12540395]

>>12540375
>IBM reps don't say "Ask Thomas"
Are you kidding?
The current IBM ceo hasn't touched a single line of code since college, and rose through the IBM ranks in sales.
You bet your ass she'll refer you to the actual devs on any technical questions.

Copelet.

[Anonymous No.12540456]

>>12540295
>Created in December 2018, published this month.
Its been already posted on biz

>This "who" is the EU.
This who is Dr Robert Herian from some unknown university, its not "EU"

>But they're "unprofessional" according to anon over here.
Look at the recent talk, its been embarrasing, same speech over and over, same presentetion, shitty meetups.

[Anonymous No.12540496]

>>12540456
>Its been already posted on biz
And?

>This who is Dr Robert Herian from some unknown university, its not "EU"
The paper was specifically commissioned by the EU for a Paris meeting, and is currently published on an official EU website.

>Look at the recent talk, its been embarrasing, same speech over and over, same presentetion, shitty meetups.
Thank you for your opinion.
Meanwhile:
-snagged a quasi-exclusive PoC presentation with Swift
-has a list of major users lined up before mainnet (Accord, Consensys, Kaleido, ...)
-got namedropped by the likes of World Economic Forum founder Klaus Schwab, CapGemini, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Gartner ...
-acquired the premier secure enclave developer backed entirely by Cornell brainpower (TownCrier)
-had the foresight to claim the "smartcontract.com" domain before ETH was even a thing
-is leading the first (and for all intents and purposes only) project that's working on the next big development in both legacy and crypto finance

But you don't like his casual meetups.

[Anonymous No.12540513]

>>12540496
Be gentle, anon. Ask yourself, WWSD?

[Anonymous No.12540793]

>>12540395
>Sergey isn't the tech guy
Then what the fuck is Sergey good for?

[Anonymous No.12540812]

>>12540793

[Anonymous No.12540817]

>>12540395
I said reps. Not CEO. Sergey is the leader of the tech guys, yet can't answer tech questions. If he's not the tech guy, WTF is he good for? You just admitted he doesn't know what he's talking about by comparing him to the CEO.

[Anonymous No.12540819]

I don't think LINK is going anywhere, mostly because I will never trust a fat man to do any more work than he can get away with.

[Anonymous No.12540828]

>>12540817
>I said reps. Not CEO.
Sergey is the CEO.

>Sergey is the leader of the tech guys
So is IBM's CEO.

[Anonymous No.12540877]

I've never seen someone so skeptical about a project know so much about the project. Do you guys research this much into all projects you don't believe in?

[Anonymous No.12540954]

>>12540877
You have smart-money and dumb-money phases; I like to think there's also smart-FUD and dumb-FUD phases, and the dumb-FUD is one way you'll know the project is seriously escalating.

Not that all the Link FUD isn't dumb already; it's just going to get even dumber as the bull run commences.

[Anonymous No.12540967]

>>12540496
>snagged a quasi-exclusive PoC presentation with Swift
Doesnt mean SWIFT is going to use it, it was just a POC
>has a list of major users lined up before
mainnet (Accord, Consensys, Kaleido, ...)
With private blockchains
>got namedropped by the likes of World Economic Forum founder Klaus Schwab, CapGemini, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Gartner ...
Doesnt mean they gonna buy/use chainlink bitcoin was at every media around the world and is still piece of shit
>acquired the premier secure enclave developer backed entirely by Cornell brainpower (TownCrier)
Okay, still doesnt mean its gonna be used
>had the foresight to claim the "smartcontract.com" domain before ETH was even a thing
see : pets.com, sex.com, internet.com, mobilephone.com, computer.com
>is leading the first (and for all intents and purposes only) project that's working on the next big development in both legacy and crypto finance
Chainlink is leading nothing faggot, they dont even have a working product, deluded fag

[Anonymous No.12540973]

technically Steve would be leader of tech guys since he is CTO, and he was taking questions form devs. Also the reason for referring to Thomas is that he was specifically hired due to his proficiency in understanding node operation. As CEO Sergey coordinates all of this by connecting the right people together who will ultimately fulfill his vision.

[Anonymous No.12541002]

>>12539846
>Americans actually go into debt to get a degree from "prestigious" universities when you can do it for a fraction of the cost through distance learning.

If anything it shows he is smarter than you. Do you also wear Prada and make fun of people who buy sensible clothing?

[Anonymous No.12541062]

When will we dump so I can buy in? Asking for a fren

[Anonymous No.12541298]

>>12540967
>doesn't mean they're going to use it
You try getting a PoC for Swift, or getting namedropped by those parties.
Then talk about how professional Sergey is.

>With private blockchains
See pic.

>huurrrrrr no working product yet
Go try the testnet.
Also, why don't you wait until the working product is up and running.
Surely you won't get left behind lmao.

[Anonymous No.12541965]

>>12540967
Companies that use private blockchains will still need to it node operators in Link. But you already knew that because you have massive bags of the stuff.

[Anonymous No.12541974]

>>12541062
It already dumped from 55 cents to 49 cents. This is unironically the dip.

[Anonymous No.12541976]

>>12541062
13300 is the new floor. Best to just deal with it and buy back in now, as a mainnet release date and the inevitable 10x runup to it could happen literally any day.

[Anonymous No.12542153]

It’s clear many of you have never done business at these levels. >Imagine thinking a visionary CEO and founder is the ground floor boots 4 years in

[Anonymous No.12542291]

>>12540270
Also:
>Shipping is after derivatives and insurance
>Meaning mainnet is early this year
>We're going to see 5-10-15 world changing projects by (probably) end of Q2

[Anonymous No.12542891]

>>12542291
With Gosner's connections to get the foot in the door for smart contracts, it's going to be a wild ride. Were all going to make it.