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[Anonymous No.13753003]

>post yfw the normies realize oracles are the new miners

Like LEGO bricks, APIs can be endlessly rearranged to make something unique. According to a recent report, 35 percent of today’s technology leaders generated more than a quarter of their organizations’ revenue as a direct result of APIs. Think of McDonald’s delivering food directly to doorsteps via Uber Eats without deploying its own delivery services, or HSBC providing a single financial dashboard for customers regardless of where they bank, or Expedia aggregating flight information from various airlines in a single view—all are possible because of APIs. HSBC, for example, announced this past fall that it will launch a Digital Partner Platform through a series of APIs. As a result, companies will be able to directly apply for commercial banking accounts online through the digital properties of HSBC or its third-party partners, including fintechs. HSBC is using APIs to expose its business capabilities to a digital ecosystem that invites partners to participate in the co-creation of value.

[Anonymous No.13753012]

when LINK moon?

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ethereum/

what date we are with LINK compared to ETH chart

[Anonymous No.13753028]

>>13753012
give it time man, it may be a few years

[Anonymous No.13753030]

>>13753003

[Anonymous No.13753048]

>>13753012
We're right here.

[Anonymous No.13753049]

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[Anonymous No.13753104]

>>13753012
>looks at what happened when ETH released mainnet
OH NO NO NO NO NO NOONONONO

[Anonymous No.13753286]

>>13753012
We're at the point where Ethereum went live.

[Anonymous No.13753299]

>>13753286
Except ethereum actually worked. Link doesn't.