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[Anonymous No.13257012]

WTF LINK BROS
I THOUGHT WE SOLVED THE ORACLE PROBLEM
NOW KLEROS CHADS HAVE ALREADY SOLVED IT
ITS UNIRONICALLY OVER

[Anonymous No.13257084]

Lmfao linkies BTFO

[Anonymous No.13257135]

>>13257012
lmao

[Anonymous No.13257148]

>>13257012
no bro, they solved the oracle question
completely different from the oracle problem

[Anonymous No.13257161]

>ain't got no eth for you

This seems like a nice project OP, very professional. I am sure they will solve the oracle "question" before Chainlink.

[Anonymous No.13257175]

>>13257161
They are backed by Reuters and used by Bitfinex on Ethfinex listing. That sounds more professional and real than Chainlink.

[Anonymous No.13257185]

>>13257012
Yeah right, they don't even have any memes

[Anonymous No.13257227]

Went all in on kleros few days ago.

[Anonymous No.13257275]

Brooooos brooooos brooooooooooos
Ops poo poo is bleeding
What now???

[Anonymous No.13257479]

>>13257012
What a joke Kleros is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuSps_2wMQ4
0:41 "If there is a dispute Kleros uses crowd sourced jurors to consider the evidence."

[Anonymous No.13257497]

>>13257479
Ahahahahahahaha!

[Anonymous No.13257512]

>>13257479
>we will tokenize the judiciary system

Totally not a scam.

[Anonymous No.13257519]

Brutal.

[Anonymous No.13257546]

>>13257479
top fucking kek

[Anonymous No.13257578]

>>13257479
>two female jurors
>Alice wins
>the woman is always right
kleros run by libtard feminist ideology confirmed

[Anonymous No.13257614]

Sold all my mobius for this

[Anonymous No.13257637]

>>13257479
They might as well "fix" the oracle problem by re-installing the oracle of Delphi

[Anonymous No.13257640]

>>13257614
I sold my witnet tokens for this
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[Anonymous No.13257736]

>>13257479
I thought the same, but it just werks. I mean, it is used by bitfinex. The more you dig the more you get it: https://blog.kleros.io/tcr-decentralizing-exchange-listings-what-have-we-learned/

[Anonymous No.13257773]

>>13257479
there literally can't be a dispute if the tech works properly. It's just, at it's core, a smart contract distributed over a blockchain. I don't see how a dispute could exist unless it was a 51% attack.

[Anonymous No.13257891]

>>13257773
>Flip a coin irl. Two witnesses as oracles. One says head. The other tails.
Just read what Kleros is about and what already accomplishes.

[Anonymous No.13257949]

Seems like someone's butt got hurt.

LINK
>Already in top 50
>No working product

KLEROS
>Barely top 600
>Working product used by Ethfinex and Reuters

But decide for yourself. Beyond the memes, the are repos.
https://github.com/smartcontractkit
https://github.com/kleros

[Anonymous No.13257975]

OHHH NONONONOOOOO
ITS KLEEROSSSSSS
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH

[Anonymous No.13258158]

Chainlink is not a decentralised Oracle. Linkies BTFO

[Anonymous No.13258167]

>>13257175
bitinex and ethfinex kek

[Anonymous No.13258169]

>>13258158
>he did not had a
Lmao fucking pajeets

[Anonymous No.13258216]

>>13258167
Pardon me?
https://blog.kleros.io/tcr-decentralizing-exchange-listings-what-have-we-learned/

[Anonymous No.13258249]

>>13258158
NOOOOO OOOOH GOOOOOOD
WE ARE BTFOOOOOOOOOOO
WHYYYYYY THIS HAPPENED TO USSSS
AAAAAAAAAAAAAHHJHJ
KLLLEEERRRROOOOSSSSSSSSSD

[Anonymous No.13258254]

cHAinLinKk iS nOT aN dEcEntrAlIZed oRaCLe.

[Anonymous No.13258269]

6k daily trading volume.
#679
Nobody gives a shit about Kleros.

[Anonymous No.13258275]

>>13258216
i wasnt doubting that. :D

[Anonymous No.13258298]

>>13258269
Interesting, isn't it? Must be that only the good projects in crypto gets attention. Sorry for trying.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/kimjay/2018/04/04/in-the-future-blockchain-will-solve-most-real-world-problems-even-arbitration/#1e9098e5bd2f

[Anonymous No.13258310]

>>13257012
JUST
U
S
T

[Anonymous No.13258319]

>>13258269
you know only non top-100 coins will 100x easily

[Anonymous No.13258338]

[Anonymous No.13258350]

>>13257012
>the oracle question

[Anonymous No.13258413]

>>13258338
lmfao
>Kleros team is clearly closer to having a running oracle than chanlink
>We have to ask realitio to intergrate which is in a bug bounty phase and "we be released this month"

The absolute state of this pajeet team

[Anonymous No.13258424]

SERGEY FOR PRISON 2020

[Anonymous No.13258478]

>>13258254
jesus christ, looks like a mug shot
get that hobo into detox

[Anonymous No.13258484]

not so fast klerjeet
decentralized oracles are already patented by satoshi himself

[Anonymous No.13258520]

>>13258254
This guy looks like a pedo

[Anonymous No.13258529]

>>13258254
STINKY LINKIES BTFO

[RodFromGod No.13258560]

Kleros is a guaranteed x 10 at the minimum. They've done more than 99% of projects on a small budget. I unironically bought a solid bag before the last pamp.

Absolute state of stinky linkies right now.

[Anonymous No.13258573]

>>13258560
Hello kleros team. We see you are posting this thread in your own telegram. Do you not realise with your arrogance and spelling mistakes how unproffessional you look?

[Anonymous No.13258627]

>>13258573
Das rite white boi

[Anonymous No.13258706]

>>13258573
>Implying 4chinz isn't the heart of all things crypto.

Nu-fag detected.

[Anonymous No.13258735]

>have a shitty product with no real use case
>diss at chainlink to gain attention

This might be the absolute cope.

[Anonymous No.13258752]

>>13258706
Imagine thinking that it is acceptable and proffesional for your team to be posting on a racist tibetan fish eye soup forum. Fucking nu-reddit tier crypto fags

[Anonymous No.13259370]

Put your money where your mouth is.
Here is a prediction market:

"Will there be a Kleros-based Oracle on mainnet before a Chainlink-based one?"

https://cloudflare-ipfs.com/ipfs/QmTbWnep5Cs3eEQMCHrBNyodLReqGF7vLBYCDHKbTjUy6F/?ethereum_node_http=https%3a%2f%2feth-mainnet.alchemyapi.io%2fjsonrpc%2f7sE1TzCIRIQA3NJPD5wg7YRiVjhxuWAE&augur_node=wss%3a%2f%2faugur-node.augur.casino#!/market?id=0x40ea44158acaf60076496cd68c78cab9974779e5

[Anonymous No.13259380]

does this level of fud only work on newfags?
I've been holding since etherdelta release and I've been hardened by this shit

[Anonymous No.13259406]

>>13258627
literally no one can compete with chainlink or sergey full stop

[Anonymous No.13259410]

>>13259370
Oooooooo

[Anonymous No.13259426]

Great, than I guess you'll buy some ChainLink share of my Augur market.
They are cheap, 0.2 a piece ;)

[Anonymous No.13259446]

>>13259370
did you make this? pretty based tbdesu

[Anonymous No.13259449]

>>13259370
Not clicking that shit ever

[Anonymous No.13259517]

We Kleromarines now lil niqqa.
https://youtu.be/0mNPKNAQl4c

[Anonymous No.13259563]

>>13259446
Yeah, money speaks

[Anonymous No.13259608]

LINKIES BTFO AND MADE TO EAT SHIT FROM THEIR MOTHERS ASSHOLE YET AGAIN

[Anonymous No.13259671]

>>13257148
But if they can't automate putting accurate real world data on blockchain, why would anyone use chainlink?

[Anonymous No.13259923]

>>13258158
Its the same situation as enigma. A scam pajeet team butthurt and threatened at link so they sperg and throw out passive aggressive disses. Trusting your money with these serpents? Why even say something like that? Why not just say "Yeah, they look like an interesting project, we'd love to work with them"

Instead
>YeAh WeLl We R GoInG 2 SoLvE OrKlE QuEsTiOn B4 ThEm dURRR

[Anonymous No.13259990]

>>13259406
How would chainlink reliably get temperature data for a city on blockchain?

[Anonymous No.13260038]

>>13257012
>all these ICOs solving the Oracle Question
>no ICOs solving the Jewish Question

I've got an idea, bros.

[Anonymous No.13260067]

>>13258269
>decimals where commas should be and commas where decimals should be

Fucking Eurofags.

[Anonymous No.13260068]

>>13259990

[Anonymous No.13260566]

>>13257949
sad

[Anonymous No.13260706]

I hold both projects. They are literally so different.

Kleros assesses already given information. Chainlink actually inputs information.

Kleros is much more niche than Chainlink, but could still be quite useful to it. Think about what would happen if the majority of Chainlink nodes give faulty information. What happens then? The smart contract relying on the Chainlink data then gives the wrong output. A failsafe could be build into this contract for this situation using Kleros. The owner of the smart contract could request a review of the data inputs to the contract. Then Kleros would come in and look at the inputs to the contract and choose whether or not the data providers supplied accurate data the smart contract requested. If accurate data was provided, the Chainlink nodes keep their stake, if not they lose it.