I found something very interesting

[Anonymous No.14056429]

Alright cucks, I found something pretty interesting about a potential chainlink user. Let me explain.

I contributed in the private sale of Ampleforth (Some stablecoin project) and I did some research on it. I'll give some bulletpoint of it:

>Brian Amstrong from Coinbase, FBG Capital, Pantera, Huobi Capital invested in it
>Using some new system to back the stablecoin, example: let's say you have 1 ampleforth = 1 usd. Demand for ampleforth increases and now you have 100 ampleforth INSTEAD of increasing price of ampleforth. That's how it stays stable.

Anyway, it looked promising to flip so I went heavy in it, especially if the baldhead from Coinbase decides to endorse it and list it.

Lets get to the point now:

I saw at warosu archives that some guy found out a guy from Ampleforth contributed to the Chainlink Github (imgur.com/a/SFmzSQG).

Now this is going to be interesting:

‘’The Ampleforth protocol receives exchange-rate information from trusted oracles, and propagates that to holders of its units (Amples) by proportionally increasing or decreasing the number of tokens each individual holds.''

>trusted oracles

1+1= 1k eoy

Do what you want with it, we gonna make it.

[Anonymous No.14056453]

plausible, in the end the whole market will bend the knee anyways ...

[Anonymous No.14056466]

>>14056453
Marine's assemble

[Anonymous No.14056535]

>>14056429
(you)