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>> No.19798443

I didn't buy enough

>> No.19798455

On a swing, need it back to 43 from 45 for another cheeky 50 stinkies

>> No.19798492

scam that's all

>> No.19798589

>>19798407
where do i start.

1) they used swift and other logos on their marketing misleading people to buy the token.
2) The team dumps 1million link on heads a month just like Ripple
3) The only usage is when the chainlink team makes a price feed contract and shoves it down a defi projects throat. Everyone that thinks chainlink has customers. Lets see how many customers stick around when they have to start charging.
4) you said what went wrong...what went wrong is you are still holding after it went from 30mil to 1.5 billion. The money has been made on link. There are better projects with a hell of a lot more upside.

Do you want me to continue?

>> No.19798642

>>19798407
Still need more

>> No.19798655

>>19798589
Yes, please do.

>> No.19798779

>>19798655
5) Chainlink claims to be decentralized yet team holds more than half the supply
6) Chainlink claims to be decentralized but runs every single chainlink oracle contract (what happens if chainlink forgets to fill up eth or link?)
7) Chainlink is all big on "oh were blockchain agnostic" meanwhile there is no other blockchains getting 1/10 the traction as Ethereum. Blockchain agnosticism is a meme.
8) The link token was supposed to be needed due to erc677 transfer and call. Not one customer is using transfer and calls as they are only pulling prices from reference contracts ran by centralized chainlink team.
9). It's been over a year since main net. The biggest customer is some dopey defi platforms. Yet sergey will use swift and facebook libra on slides.

Shall I continue?

>> No.19798789

>>19798589
>>19798779
Based. Keep going.

>> No.19798845

>>19798789
10.). Type in $link on twitter, you won't find a more cringe community. I keep seeing "we're so early" from soccer moms from Chattanooga. Meanwhile most OG link holders have moved on.
11.). If Chainlink is doing so well, ask any of the customers for the info on what they are paying to use chainlink. You will never get an answer because they are using for free. They have to pay by advertising they use and pay for chainlink.
12. Meanwhile none of the "sponsors" have to even hold the link token...so what's the point?
13. Speaking of link token many think they will get to stake their link, they won't. Staking may come to the pre-selected nodes but it won't mean much to the 99% of holders.
14. Speaking of 21 nodes, why only 21? There are 100+ more on chainlink node listing sites that still to this day don't have any usage. Meanwhile those operators are losing money in infrastructure costs...muh demand

Shall i go on?

>> No.19798926

>>19798407
memes descended into frenposting

frenposters do not make it

they have cursed LINK

death to frenposters

>> No.19798929

>>19798407
SERGAY BETRAY

>> No.19799166

>>19798845
no more then ok. Just imagine thinking you're early to a project that went from 30mil to 1.5 billion with nothing more than some price feeds ran by a centralized entity and given for free all while the token isn't even needed for this service. If you hold link today, good chance you werent holding early and you now have an OG's bags...congrats

>> No.19799180

>>19798443
fpbp

>> No.19799183

>>19798845
More

>> No.19799202

>>19798845
No more please I can’t take any more

>> No.19799209

>>19799183
sergey always having the same shirt should be enough

>> No.19799216

>>19798407
Nothing i earned alot. onto Sta i guess

>> No.19799267

>>19798407
Nothing went wrong, many people 20x'd their investments. You're just late to the party.

>> No.19799339

>>19799166
>youhavenoideahowbadthingsreallyare.jpg
The kicker is that, despite how shit Chainlink is, without it Ethereum would be a useless husk

>> No.19799400

>>19799339
compound and maker operate just fine without chainlink and both require oracles. Makes you think.

>> No.19799428

>>19799400
both of them are bending the knee tho

>> No.19799451

42 posting

>> No.19799557

>>19798589
>>19798779
>>19798845
>>19799166
Based

>> No.19799631

>>19799428
Once again, they are running just fine and using oracles without link. So would ethereum really be a "useless husk" without link? no.

>> No.19799699

>>19798407
Buy the dip

>> No.19799711

>>19799631
Maker did not run fine in March

>> No.19799740

>>19798407
it's not 1k USD yet

>> No.19799743

>>19799631
Maker literally got people life savings liquidated because of faulty oracles.

>> No.19799757

>>19799711
it ran better than chainlink did in February -
https://blog.synthetix.io/update-on-xag-pricing-incident/

>> No.19799779

>>19799743
Every Chainlink oracle is ran by the chainlink team. They select the nodes, pay the nodes link (don't know why, maybe to keep face), and pay the eth gas. If Chainlink messes up (they did with synthetix and forgot to fill up eth on heartbeats) and the oracles fail.

>> No.19799786

>>19799757
>$36,000 loss vs Maker $8.1M

>> No.19799798

>>19799779
kek I give you facts, and you spout this meme nonsense to me.

who the real schizo?

>> No.19799800

>>19799786
both are faulty oracles. Chainlink is centralized whether they pay 21 nodes or 200, Chainlink is the centralized point of failure

>> No.19799808

>>19799798
what's meme about what I just posted

>> No.19799826

>>19799808
>every chainlink oracle is ran by the team

>> No.19799868

>>19799800
I honestly can’t believe you faggots are still on with this whole Link thing. The world is fucking finished. I have a lot of link and been in since early 2018 and I don’t even give a shit anymore. I mean don’t get me wrong... it’s not like I don’t want it to go to $1,000 but who gives a shit at this point? It isn’t like your going to be able to have fun like early Bitcoin dudes who got rich did. I’m actually driving while writing this and just looked over and someone is wearing a mask in their car while driving. ITS FUCKING OVER.

The unironic hilarious part about this is I actually envy newfags who have gotten in in the past 4-8 months who might only have 3,000 link or less... they are pozzed they got in late but now it’s all fucked and the joke is on us OG link marines with 10’s of thousands of link.

Remember when a lot of us oldfag link marines were always saying this has to be too good to be true? Well it turns out it fucking was too good to be true. Because the world is unironically fucked.

The ONLY fucking possible salvation from all of this is if Chainlink ends up being so fucking valuable that you can trade a portion of your stack is to not get the inevitable vaccine, or to trade a portion of it to not be slaughtered by the Jews.

Link is only potentially about survival and not lamborghinis anymore.

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>>19799631
They have shitty subhuman protocols and will bend the knee when we tell them to, but they can keep running their monopoly bullshit just fine on their own sure. Anything useful will require link, like not requiring trusting some trust fund retards with the overall smart contract security.

Seething nolinkers stay poor

>>19799779
Kek

>>19799868
Based

>> No.19800103

>>19799826
Every chainlink price feed is ran by the team. Yes there are 21 nodes ran by pre-selected entities but they are all paid for by chainlink. All it takes is chainlink to mess with a contract or forget to pay eth or link and the network fails. its not hard to understand.

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>>19800103
Now you’re being pedantic. When there is enough volume of consequence they will act accordingly, but you know chainlink is the only thing doing what it’s doing providing a verifiably random data source.

$1000 eoy

>> No.19800215

>>19800124
lol. $1.5 billion dollar price feed, chattanooga soccer moms shilling, chainlink team centralized point of failure. Just be happy when you get $7 eoy anon. that about all you're going to get.

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>>19800215

>> No.19800284
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>>19799400
Why does band literally copy everything chainlink does but with no partnerships?

>> No.19800290

>>19800284
this. His last name even has "coon" in it; automatically a turd-world scam.

>> No.19800295

>>19800256
In december 2017 it was easy to be buying link based on speculation alone considering sergey was visiting sibos. How one buys link now at $5 and sergey having no name crypto projects do live streams with him is unreal.

>> No.19800304

>>19800215
For someone with such a doomsday opinion that's still a pretty good gain senpai. I'm convinced. I'm all in

>> No.19800321

>>19800295
i don't know why you keep argueing no one is selling their stacks, the best FUD you guys got now is $4.

>> No.19800351

dr:ns

>> No.19800352

>>19800304
sure, if you like traditional gains.

>>19800321
only one selling their stacks is Sergey, 500k every 14 days on your head brad garlinghouse style. At least garlicbread had a quarterly report about his dumping.

https://etherscan.io/token/0x514910771af9ca656af840dff83e8264ecf986ca?a=0xf37c348b7d19b17b29cd5cfa64cfa48e2d6eb8db

>> No.19800360

>>19800295
Oracle q3 integration.

>> No.19800399

>>19800360
tell me more about how oracle will use chainlink let alone crypto anon. Maybe chainlink makes them an adapter for their barren wasteland of a blockchain suite and it just sits there doing nothing just like 99% of chainlink nodes listed on market.link.

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19800501

fudding chainlink as an addiction
>yes
fudding chainlink to acquire more
>yes
fudding chainlink because you're an on-the-clock-psyops-glowie
>of course, why not?

fudding chainlink when these kinos now exist?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufVyX7JDCgg
weforum.org/great-reset

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19800615

>>19800399
Why are you so angry?

If you hate chainlink so much just dont buy it?

>> No.19800686

>>19800615
what the fuck does Ian know??

>> No.19800711

Futures

>> No.19800945

>>19800686
see>>19800360

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>>19800615
Pretty sure we've been saying Tonight, every night since 2017. How new is this asshole?

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>>19800615
Imagine being a highly successful adult white male with a family and still repeating retarded /biz/ memes. Dream come true.

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>>19801008
Not dreams, providence.

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>>19800399
lol

>> No.19802046

>>19798845
burak?

>> No.19802302

>>19801998
>no mention of chainlink at all
>strawgrasping because sergey won a contest in 2017
>thinks XRP and Ripple will be obsolete, meanwhile more and more banks signing up to RippleNet and Ripple cloud in 2020
>Brazil literally became first user of RippleCloud less than a week ago
the absolute state of Link shills

>> No.19802320

>>19802302
https://blogs.oracle.com/financialservices/driving-payments-innovation-through-swift-gpi-universal-confirmations
>has a blockchain adapter to future-proof the bank for SWIFT’s ambitious modernization plans
Hmmm

>> No.19802337

>>19802320
>no mention of chainlink at all

>> No.19802347

>>19802337
>blockchain adapter

>> No.19802370
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19802370

if u cant small punt here, u dont deserve to make money from the market.

2.5 year low.

The shilling is non-stop. This is the hype cycle folks. happens once every two years.

"All of those pieces — Imagine if we could distribute this aid through Ripple or through stablecoins of some kind or something else." -
Brian Brooks OCC
https://cointelegraph.com/news/new-head-of-us-bank-regulator-talks-bringing-crypto-to-dc-with-cointelegraph

$XRP moon it.
RIP $LINK

Grab sui stack before its too late.

high fud = high pump. they know that. why u rekon link pumped hard as it did?

shit coins can and will pump. you just wait for 2 year bottom. its simple fact.

$LINK marines know this truth. they are one of the only coin army that consistently jumps from coin to coin and securing constant profits.

Bancor BNT moonboys owe everything to the linkie stinkies. now they will flow their profits into the xrp. some now, some later. we always need top buyers

https://www.tradingview.com/chart/XRPBTC/CharPlyM-3-decent-reasons-to-try-an-XRPBTC-long/

>> No.19802374

>>19802347
>strawgrasping

>> No.19802394

>>19799216
What is STA? Keep seeing this

>> No.19802395

>>19802374
We will see. Good luck with your investments, anon

>> No.19802407
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19802407

>>19802347
Nolinkers will die in the next 3 months, just sit back and relax.

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>>19802395
>

>> No.19802422
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19802422

>>19802412
Cope

>> No.19802447

>>19802407
Watch as this ends up being nothing at all.
>muh gozillion gojillion trillion dollar derivatives
>t. every crypto shill point in existence

>>19802422
Sold LINK at $3.50.
nice projecting

>> No.19802452

>>19802407
>just wait 3 months
Kek, imagine buying this 1 year ago and seeing a 0% return.

>> No.19802454

>>19802407
God I'm so comfy and my stack ain't even huge

>> No.19802462

>>19802447
>Sold LINK at $3.50.
lol

>> No.19802470

>>19802407
I mean relying on a slide meant to shill doesnt mean it will actually be worth anything

>> No.19802483

>>19802462
>you didnt buy link early at all
>you didnt hold link till 4+
how much farther will goalposts go? are you going to lie about chainlink integration in SWIFT again?

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19802513

>>19798407

YOU HAD 3 YEARS

>> No.19802535

>>19802370
XRP bagholders have to be the saddest cunts in crypto. It's not even funny any more. YOU HAD TWO YEARS (to dump)

>> No.19802552

>>19802535
Just saw a pic recently how MOST XRP bagholders are currently in the red, they have to shill to get someone to buy those bags

>> No.19802560

>>19802552
feels so comfy holding LINK.

>> No.19802653

>>19802535
>buy high, sell low
>>19802552
yeah, a lot of those 2018 XRP buyers are hoping to LINK. LINK is getting all the dumb simp money now; the type of people who bough XRP in the top.
Meanwhile, 2020 XRP buyers are gaining, buying off the bags of the 2018 buyers who are switching to link.

How does it feel to be the new simp coin?

>> No.19802678

all of the smart anons sold and retards bought the memes.

>> No.19803158

To be honest, 2-3 months after main net I said if Chainlink doesn't have any serious integrations in 6 months time it's a failed project.

They're now looking at handing out "grants" to use the software and hoping it will catch on through "positive feedback loops".

At most we have a couple of defi platforms who see almost no use outside of crypto speculation. We've had "hundreds" of teams say they will use the token but 99% of them are as good as vaporware right now. Where are the integrations?

>> No.19803178

>>19802678
/thread

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>>19803158
I've only warned you for three years now

Imagine believing what bagholders make up on this Cayman Islands laundering board. None of the breadcrumbs, from assblaster to drunk anon, were ever real. There's not one usage of Chainlink in the real world.

>> No.19803328

>>19803158
t. never been involved in software development and startups.

>> No.19803647

>>19798589
name those projects bigger than bringing offchain data to blockchain o wait ur trolling

>> No.19803777

>>19802407
where's that from?
thanks fellow marine for making the hold feel comfy. Link marines are my senpai can't wait to meet my fellow biz ppl at the yacht party

>> No.19803844

>>19803777
Ch ch checked. I'm unironically shooting for 777 link soon.
T. latefag who is trying his best

>> No.19803896

LINK now is a normie's coin and all the made-up partnerships revealed to be fake. From now on, there won't be any more reason for LINK pumps and it will be crabbing until the next bull run when it might go up as the other large MC coins.

Better sell now and put it on a low MC promising project instead of day dreaming and delusion.

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>>19803896
https://mobile.twitter.com/sheila_warren/status/1273786793448468480

>> No.19803972

>>19803777
Checked

>> No.19803984

>>19803957
>hnnnngg.jpg