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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3s-pzgD794

>> No.17787247

>>17787003
Love your content. Keep it up.

>> No.17787342

>>17787003
cringe

>> No.17787446

>>17787003
>So, you're a janny? And you do it for free?
Audibly kek'd at this.

Is ETH's inability to scale going to hold back LINK? Transaction fees were $20 during the crash. I don't think most companies will be paying $20 to get a price quote from a LINK node.

>> No.17788542

>>17787003
based

>> No.17788673
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>>17787003
Good interview.

>> No.17788729

>>17787446
Are you sure that you want to look at times of economic crisis as the standard ? Or are you just saying this to use this argument as a weapon in verbal combat?

>> No.17788747

Does he actually interview these people somehow or does he just make it all up?

>> No.17788885

I like this

>> No.17789012

>>17788729
During the crash, lots of people were trying to transact on the ETH network. Just like when cryptokitties was popular lots of people were trying to transact on the network. I both cases, the network was congested and transaction fees rose very high. If all of the world's major corporations start using the ETH network, that would result in far more transactions than we saw during the crash or cryptokitties. So how is the ETH network viable for international commerce when it can barely support the panics of retail traders and digital cat games?

>> No.17789017

>>17788885
niggers tongue my anus

>> No.17789032

kek. this retards ain't giving up until $0 comes HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHA

>> No.17789072
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>>17788747
He does, using text to speech software where you have written out answers.

>> No.17789073

>>17789012
Is ETH 2.0 not a thing in Mumbai?

>> No.17789138

>>17789073
It's not a thing in any country yet. It's been talked about for a long time. Why haven't they implemented it yet?

>> No.17789161

>>17789138
Why haven't you implemented toilets?

>> No.17789240

>>17789012
Don't Threshold Signatures alleviate this issue? Or the recent Arbitum partnership that enables off chain scaling?

>> No.17789320

>>17789240
Apparently you need to use ETH to pay for every transaction that involves LINK. During the crash, the people that we're using LINK oracles needed to pay $20 of ETH each time they wanted to check the price of ETH.

>> No.17789355

>>17787003
Ypu should interview Corona-chan next.

>> No.17789367

>>17789320
You missed when the anon you’re responding to gave you the answer for that problem

>> No.17789390

>>17787446
>>17789012
arbitrum rollups and TSS fren

>> No.17789391

>>17789367
I'm not sure if I am correct though, all I know is Threshold Signatures greatly reduce gas costs; however, I'm not very technical minded so I could be referring to another unrelated issue.

>> No.17789450

>>17789390
>>17789391
I thought those are for running smart-contract computations off-chain. During the crash people were paying $20 in gas to query LINK nodes and the amount of traffic during the crash is tiny compared to what world-wide enterprise use would bring.

>> No.17789461

>>17787003
why is exid music in this

>> No.17789465

>>17788729
People want to know the price MORE when it's crashing, not less.

>> No.17789595

>>17789465
If real businesses used the ETH network for their daily operations, transaction costs would be $20 (or more) all the time. This is a huge obstacle and I don't think business adoption will happen until it is solved.

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>>17787003
ty op

>> No.17790518

>>17787003
I love you based chainlinktonightanon

>> No.17790586

>>17787003
This is made by a pajeet.

>> No.17790686

>>17787003
I fucking love that the meme's have evolved so much that we get meme talk shows about link.

>> No.17790738

>>17787003
finally a comfy late nite show

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>>17787446
>Is ETH's inability to scale going to hold back LINK? Transaction fees were $20 during the crash. I don't think most companies will be paying $20 to get a price quote from a LINK node.

Asking the right questions.

https://medium.com/offchainlabs/scalable-low-cost-computation-of-ethereum-smart-contracts-using-arbitrum-on-the-chainlink-8985c6542d4e

>TL;DR
> Arbitrum Protocol integration turns Chainlink Oracles into mini Ethereum virtual machines to handle the computation and the consensus between the oracles selected for the smartcontract job before they broadcast the final transaction on the Ethereum blockchain.

Some say the screeches of Buterin's seething could be heard following the reveal and details of this partnership...

>> No.17792226

>>17792131
Then why did the LINK nodes have to pay so much in gas fees during the crash? Has this not been implemented yet?

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>>17792226
>Has this not been implemented yet?
No, it has not. Threshold signatures have not either, but we know pic related from a couple days ago

>> No.17792295

>>17792226
Why do you shit on streets? Have toilets not been implemented?

>> No.17792723

>>17792226
No it hasn't. Yesterday provided an incredible insight as to what needs to happen with LINK so it can survive when it goes global.

>> No.17792741

lol you retards still shilling stinkies? paid by sergey? GTFO this board shit went to zero obvious exit scan

>> No.17793534

>>17787003
THANK YOU LINKANON - you are an unsung LINKHERO