After 2 years of Holding link

[Anonymous No.15569307]

I’m starting to think “smart contracts” are less and less useful and I can only imagine them being used in obscure backend use cases that are used by very few people worldwide.

So why does everyone here still think they’re going to revolutionize anything? What exactly are Google and Oracle going to use BaaS for?

I can’t find any legitimate projects that aren’t school-project tier and I don’t know why any of these would ever be better than existing servers anyway...

[Anonymous No.15569327]

>>15569307
>2 years
>less and less useful
Anon, I have no words for how stupid you are. Just sell and move on.

[Anonymous No.15569329]

>>15569307
And the examples they give are so silly
> when you buy a house, you can guarantee that ownership transfers when the payment is received.
> as though anyone is going to sign the papers without seeing the check/paperwork first

It's like they grasp for straws trying to come up with new uses; while ignoring that the current methods work better, faster, and more securely.

[Anonymous No.15569351]

>>15569307
if you think they are less usefull now than two years ago then that means you never really understood their use to begin with, you are just butthurt they didnt take off as fast as you hoped. the internet started in the 70's, how many websites were there in the 80's?

[Anonymous No.15569396]

>it hasn't even begun
>therefore it's over

[Anonymous No.15569434]

>>15569307
I remember some kid in school selling those. How much does a faggot like yourself pay for that dusty bag?

[Anonymous No.15569436]

>>15569307
the benefits are industry-changing.. they will have to use it at some point desu.

zero trust means they don't need to spend billions on cyber security to protect their centralized servers, and don't need to spend billions on site-reliability engineers because their app will permanently online.

hard to say how this will actually play out, but tech progression always flows towards efficiency, and decentralized apps make enormous leaps in that regard

[Anonymous No.15569457]

>>15569436
>white hat here
black hat here, you don't say?

[Anonymous No.15569533]

>>15569307
>he fell for the memes

[Anonymous No.15569564]

>>15569307
>obscure backend use cases
That's the thing about obscure backend use cases; they're worth a fuckton of money and you only know of them if you work with the product directly. There are multitudes of specific enterprise solutions out there that are obscure as fuck but also worth a ton of money.

With LINK aiming to become an integral part in bleeding edge technology that has the potential to disrupt multiple trillion dollar markets, I'm not too worried.

[Anonymous No.15569572]

>>15569307
>idiot takes psychedelics
>illuminated with cursory flashes of false insight
>wow, I'm not retarded?
Unfortunately this is the case for most drug users and is the reason psychedelics get a bad rap. Faggots launch onto an actual intellectual who happened to use psychedelic substances and think that simply ingesting the same substance makes up for the fact that they had no intellectual foundation in the first place. OP, you're a faggot and still a retard. Go read some books.

[Anonymous No.15569711]

>>15569329
>the current methods work better, faster, and more securely.
They barely work, can take weeks to process with insane fees and are open to fraud resulting in even more costs through all the anti fraud measures. Even just the real estate listings themselves suffer from the problem of data not being shared because there's no way to trust any single data source. The agents still understand sharing data gets more sales and increases prices but they just can't while they can't be sure the centralized data source isn't being paid to give other agents an edge or something along those lines.

[Anonymous No.15569756]

>>15569329
>It's like they grasp for straws trying to come up with new uses; while ignoring that the current methods work better, faster, and more securely.


You've just summed up all of crypto, sir.

Nonetheless, certain altcoins (by implicit agreement of "the market") will pump/dump/pump/dump to fulfil their true role: leveraged derivatives of BTC.

[Anonymous No.15569777]

>>15569307
So did you take profits somewhere during that time, or are you some kind of drooling niggerfaggot retard who deserves to die penniless and alone?
Smart contracts are as important to crypto as rethinking the way we use taxis is to Uber: not at all. Dump your bags on a greater fool, then let Thai ladyboys cum in your butthole. Nothing else matters.