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13714817 No.13714817 [Reply] [Original]

I REFUSE to buy this shitcoin at these prices! Even $0.60c is pushing it. FUCKING DROP YOU PIECE OF SHIT

>> No.13714835

>>13714817
You had two (2) years
fuck off
I scooped up my bags at 18 cents

>> No.13714851

>>13714817
Nope. Sorry, anon.

even a hundred bucks a link is a steal.

>> No.13714864

>>13714817
ok no ones making you................

>> No.13714875

personally i wouldn't even consider buying unless it can stabilize above $1. $5 to $10 should be an easy moonshot for a cool 2x, right now things are still a bit too speculative for my tastes.

>> No.13714886

>>13714817
>I refuse to buy BTC at $100
>even $60 is pushing it
>FUCKING DROP YOU PIECE OF SHIT

>> No.13714890

>>13714875
>$5 to $10 should be an easy moonshot for a cool 2x
good one anon lmao
$10 would be a 50x for me

>> No.13714903
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13714903

tfw this meme is no longer satire of the 2017 bullrun but will become reality

>> No.13714927

>>13714886
kinda.,.... even at $100 btc it would be very hard to make it. $5k would get you 1 million max at ATH.

You basically had to buy under $1 if you were a poorfag to get a substantial stack.

>> No.13714933

>>13714890
when you're playing with big boy stacks you'll understand how risk management fits into the picture. that said, all the best anon

>> No.13714952

>>13714817
Is it even worth dropping money on this when BTC is $7200 and might be gradually declining this week.
I wanna drop $3k but by the time it’s converted as link it might already have mooned by the 30th

>> No.13714954

>>13714903
So great watching the boards sentiment shift from
>Stop spamming this shitcoin thread all the time
to
>Holy fuck holy fuck when should I buy Link and what price is it going to hit

>> No.13714965

>>13714952
Don't FOMO, there will always be retraces to buy in

>> No.13714977

>>13714933
>big boy stacks
I had about 400 BTC at one point, fren.
I'm also an econ grad student and I know everything there is to know about risk management. That said, I'm a risk seeker. It's just a part of my personality. Higher risk, higher reward.

>> No.13714978

>>13714927
So, you're point is that $5k would make you a million, and you'd rather it be $3k?

>> No.13714991

cashed 3/4 out. keep the rest just in case.

planning to rebuy after dump

>> No.13714994

>>13714817
Why is this shit pushed here so often? Were the last 3 faggot threads not enough?

>> No.13714996

>>13714977
> had

>> No.13715014

>>13714954
>all these pathetic nolinkers scrambling around to pick up a 1k stack of link
Ahh... like music to my ears

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13715026

>>13714994

Hi newfren

>> No.13715028

>>13714996
Yep. It's called cashing out with set sell points. I made plenty of money and dinosaur coin will be worthless in five years.

>> No.13715088

>>13715014
*breathes in deeply*

>> No.13715099

>>13715028
What are your picks now

>> No.13715119

>>13715099
LINK, BAT, ETH. The holy trinity fren.
Of course it's kind of contingent on Vitalik getting his shit together and fixing the scaling.
But I see these all as top 5 coins if everything goes as it should.

>> No.13715131

>>13715119
>BAT
kek

>> No.13715704

>>13714817
Dyor you fag, I know your testing the waters

>> No.13715722

prepare to fomo at $10

>> No.13715738

>>13714994
Maybe try reading something for once in your life faggot

>> No.13715744

>>13715014
>tfw following link since 2017
>didn't have the ability to buy until 3 days ago

suicide stack secured, at least...

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13715749

>>13714851
this

>> No.13715754

>>13714927
just .....so 1 million is nothing to you? are you fucking retarded or something?

>> No.13715758

dude relax

>> No.13715770

>>13714965
keep dreaming. this time we actually have a product and clients using it.

>> No.13715816

>>13714994
hey newfaf listen im gonna throw you a bone. you either do the effort of educating yourself and actually reading this. and understand why we are fomoing into link ..or dont read it and stay cucked your whole life ..like the faggots who knew about ETH and never bought it at 5-10$. read these:
https://blog.goodaudience.com/chainlink-the-missing-piece-to-the-god-protocol-fd455dde92ab

https://www.google.com/amp/s/blog.chain.link/town-crier-and-chainlink/amp/

>> No.13715821

>>13714817
Lmao this nigga gon get left behind

>> No.13716168

>>13714817
Justed Swinglinker spotted.

>> No.13716251

LINK being above a dollar defeats the purpose of the token. it's like you haven't even read the whitepaper

>> No.13716324

>>13716251
16 decimals, they want it going higher as node network gets established. Vertical.

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13716340

>>13716324
16 decimals huh? So what do we call the smallest denomination of a LINK token? Because that will be worth $1 someday

>> No.13716348

>>13714835
I was buying and swing trading for a big chunk of last year, but when it dipped down to .17 I bought a shit load, and have held ever since.

>> No.13716376

>>13716340
rory

>> No.13716379

I just bought 6 BTC worth. I have not read this linked article going around and have not looked deeper into link. I literally just rolling the dice on the passion that stinky linkies have. It has gone on so long and burns so bright, I literally believe there must be something to it. No larp... So now what, mainnet is the 30th?

>> No.13716412

>>13716379
Yep. Don't sell below $100 or you'll regret

>> No.13716439

>>13716412
I'm only half retarded. Why does this community think it will even hit 3.00? It has no mega backing VC like other worthless shitcoins like EOS. We all know that a working product and use case mean a bucket of raw dicks in this nerdcircus..

>> No.13716447
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13716447

>>13714817
Listen friends, there's a lot of misinformation and manipulation out there, in my experience, the biggest danger with crypto (and investing in general) is being easily influenced into investing in some tokens and then realizing you were just a sucker buying a shill's bags. We've all been here, folks. This crypto space is still immature, driven by greed, flooded with opportunists and is more dominated by marketing than by real value... and there are so many different projects all offering wonderful groundbreaking promises that it's very difficult to keep track of what's legit, what's a scam, and what's a big nothing... Well, do you remember the rick roll troll meme? Well the same folks who came up with that troll joke, 4chan (also known as Anonymous), has been orchestrating secret raids on reddit to downvote every thread discussing this particular token. Now think about this, who would FUD their own investment instead of shilling it? We all shill the tokens we own to our friends and family, so why are they doing this? It doesn't make sense, right? Well they're just doing it for fun, it seems... "as a joke", yup, just like the rick roll meme. All I'm saying is, be careful if you're thinking of buying this one, folks. Personally I'll be waiting until it proves itself to be more than just a joke and reaches at least 10 dollars before taking the risk to buy in, just to be safe. Smart move is to be patient and let the market decides if it can be trusted.

>> No.13716456

>>13716340
When I buy Bitcoin the only option is to purchase a full BTC dimwit? Duh.

>> No.13716460

>>13716439
read lore

>> No.13716465

>>13714817
Wait until the mainnet hype is over and people start dumping. And once only peanuts are on mainnet it will be low, I promise.

>> No.13716476

>>13716465
This

>> No.13716488

>>13716439
It's owned/supported by Swift, aka 11,000 Banks. They don't have much cash I guess.

>> No.13716503

>>13715816
That anon might not appreciate reading but I do thanks for the links my man. Realistically though anons do you think we will see under $1 for the next couple weeks? I took a break from /biz/ at the worst possible time to take care of IRL things at the end of 2016 and missed out on quite literally everything

>> No.13716517
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13716517

>>13716465
Exactly.
>people cash out on the surge
>price crashes
>buy in on the dip
>price stabilizes back up
>you're in and have already made a slight profit
You've already missed out on this wave, don't waste money trying to chase it. Just poise yourself to not miss the next one.

>> No.13716518

>>13716488
Oh yeah.. huh.. maybe I am full retard after all.

>> No.13716543
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13716543

>>13716439
ChainLink has solved a problem that the blockchain & crypto world have been working on for years: the problem of how to get data on the blockchain to communicate with data in the real world. Chainlink has created a decentralized network that works with any existing blockchain and accepts inputs (data) from real world data feeds, like databases or APIs. This means that for the first time, events in the real world, as long as they can be packaged into a data feed that can be read by a chainlink node, can trigger an event in a blockchain... any blockchain. Chainlink's network also allows events on one blockchain (say, Ethereum) to trigger events on another blockchain (Bitcoin). This has never been possible before. And while there have been a couple companies trying to solve the problem, Chainlink is the first to market and is far more along than anyone else. They also own key patents and have many, many already established partnerships with major organizations in the world of banking & finance, law, and others.

Here is an overview: https://blog.chain.link/chainlink-an-overview-and-our-focus/
Here are some of the numerous use-cases: https://blog.chain.link/44-ways-to-enhance-your-smart-contract-with-chainlink/ (notice they start with finance)
Here is a power point presentation they gave to SWIFT banking network: https://create.smartcontract.com/sibos17

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>>13714817
Have fun buying higher! Or conversely missing out entirely :).

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>>13716439
SWIFT is a huge international banking messenging system working with a network of 12,000 international banks to clear billions of dollars of transactions every day. SWIFT chose Chainlink to develop their 'oracle service', which essentially is going to allow SWIFT to send messages to blockchains and execute payments and other financial contracts (think derivatives, bond & interest payments, and anything else) using the Chainlink network. Chainlink developed a proof of concept for them last year which took in data from the biggest finance firms in the world (Barklays, Fidelity, and a few others) and passed it through the oracle and interact with the SWIFT system. That's who these guys work with.

The founder of Docusign (https://www.docusign.com/)) is on their board and will be a client. This is huge because Docusign processes more electronic contracts than anyone. Docusign wants to make a big first move and let their contracts trigger events anywhere in the world. Think about how general a 'contract' is.

The director of blockchain engineering at Facebook is an advisor.

They are a member of the IC3, along with a small handful of other names like IBM, Microsoft, JP Morgan, and others. They only work with pros.

Basically, when Chainlink goes live, their first clients are going to be major banks and finance companies. I can direct you to more evidence of major partnerships as well.

Here is a talk the CEO gave recently explaining the basic concepts and the applications: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDHumZC8VsU (Again, notice the focus on finance and connecting blockchains to real-world finance).

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>>13716439
Why more than $3? See pic related

>> No.13716622

>>13716543
Trying to not be a bebe feed me but on a podcast with the Melonport team, they stated Khyber conglomerate has been one of the only to perform this in a decentralized manner. Were they not aware of Link or is the oracle solution working a recent event?

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>>13716622
I don't know about that project, haven't heard of it. I know there are others working on oracles, but none are as far along as Chainlink. The acquisition of Town Crier & successfully passing 3 security audits recently gives Chainlink the added security cred to get the attention of big banks & finance, hence the SWIFT partnership and others coming. See: https://blog.chain.link/town-crier-and-chainlink/

Chainlink works with the big dogs (see pic related) and has a working product going live on the 30th with customers already lined up.

>> No.13717235

>>13716340
one serger

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13717405

>>13716340
one sergio

>> No.13717975

>>13716559
WHY are you spoonfeeding these faggots

>> No.13718006

>>13716340
One mac. Ten macs is a big mac and ten big macs is a flush.

>> No.13718480

>>13714817
Just buy some now, I bought it at .81 and I still think it was worth my time/money.

>> No.13718485

>call every pumps top
>refuse to sell
heh

>> No.13718524

>>13716543
Based

>> No.13718528

>>13714965
What product? LMAO

>> No.13718531

>>13714851
>Imagine staying in this shithole for 6 months and unironically believing this

>> No.13718563

>>13718528
It’s over

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i did it, i'm an officer

>> No.13718745

OMG. how much do I need to make it in 3 years?