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[Anonymous No.23307621]

Associated Press:
>uses Chainlink to record election results

Chainlink:
>

[Anonymous No.23307636]

>>23307621
Why would King makers paint a fundamental chart when they can bait retards into trading a technical chart until everything is ready and the switch is flipped?

[Anonymous No.23307640]

Fucking clown world

[Anonymous No.23307667]

>>23307636
>until everything is ready and the switch is flipped
By your logic, why would kingmakers stop painting clown charts after the switch is flipped?

[Anonymous No.23307671]

>>23307636
imagine all the breakout traders who get justed

[Anonymous No.23307746]

>>23307667
Because everything would be ready to use. Why would you continue to suppress something that is 100% functional?

[Anonymous No.23307756]

>>23307746
But Chainlink is functional already.
Multiple billions in USD are secured with it, T-Mobile is running a node, and AP is using it to secure election results.

[Anonymous No.23307781]

>>23307756
Functional? Sure.

100%? No. Until then the charts will remain technical. So expect dumps on news until everything is complete.

[Anonymous No.23307868]

>>23307781
What's the yardstick for being "100% functional"?
10% of the derivatives market?
Acceptance by central banks in the US and Europe?
Standardization within the global insurance industry?

Face it, you're one of those "we need to fud Chainlink because nothing matters until adoption" faggots.
Well guess what, adoption is happening right now under our noses, yet clown charts are still in full effect.

[Anonymous No.23307892]

>>23307621
Because its not news at all. No votes are counted on blockchain. It's literally some site putting the final result on, it's weird they're even using link for a single data point like that.

[Anonymous No.23307899]

>>23307621
so sick of this constant retard braying on /biz/ that chainlink doesn't pump on every little bit of news. it presumes that millions of people with hundreds of millions of dollars are following ALL crypto news and throwing money at whatever is announced. It NEVER works that way.

[Anonymous No.23307905]

>>23307636
why have a year long accumulation for a x4 though

[Anonymous No.23307911]

>>23307892
>Associated Press is using Chainlink to record voting results
>"it's not news at all"
That's a big yikes from me dawg

>it's weird they're even using link for a single data point like that
Confirmed for absolutely clueless about Chainlink.

[Anonymous No.23307913]

>>23307892
>Because its not news at all. No votes are counted on blockchain
They will in the future though

[Anonymous No.23307916]

The thing that will drive price increase is network usage. One job (counting votes) isn't enough to facilitate this.
Everyone knows this now.

[Anonymous No.23307923]

>>23307868
>arbitrum
>tsigs
>staking
>v 1.0
>20000 nodes

There's your yardstick. This isn't going to be about adoption, either you use this system or you cease to exist as a business. 1k really is fud.

[Anonymous No.23307937]

>>23307899
If you get massive news like this, followed by a huge dump, that indicates something is seriously wrong. Whether it's manipulation or whatever.

[Anonymous No.23307942]

>>23307913
Sure, doesn't change the fact that's this isn't really news of any note.

>>23307911
You just plainly don't know what you're talking about.

[Anonymous No.23307947]

>>23307916
Price is always determined at the exchange, always.
Whether it's gold, stonks, crypto, ...

[Anonymous No.23307957]

>>23307942
>You just plainly don't know what you're talking about.
Says the faggot who thinks Chainlink is supposed to be a decentralized network of sources.

[Anonymous No.23307979]

>>23307942
>Associated Press is using Chainlink to record voting results
>"this isn't really news of any note"

[Anonymous No.23307987]

>>23307957
In part yes it does depend on that but more pertinently here this is just election result being put onto the blockchain, nothing about votes, electoral integrity, it's as meaningful as a football match result being fed. I don't even need to make the case for it being trivial as the market's doing it for me.

[Anonymous No.23307999]

>>23307979
>>23307957
Yikes a double reply.

Clearly thirsty for attention so I won't give you anymore.

[Anonymous No.23308018]

>>23307987
>so what if Associated Press is using Chainlink; it's only to record voting results, nothing special

[Anonymous No.23308043]

>>23307923
Those are additional features, Chainlink is fundamentally a network of oracles, which are functional.

[Anonymous No.23308071]

>>23307905
a year? try 3 years
4x? where u pull these numbers from? ur ass?

If u are confident that a project like link will succeed why not accumulate for a year? why not accumulate as much as u can as long as u can? the thing is that link is very very obvious for some of us. its basically guaranteed to succeed. and you are asking why accumulate.

[Anonymous No.23308101]

>>23307621
Reddit kill yourself.

[Anonymous No.23308115]

>>23308018
I've been all in link since -17 but I don't see this as any huge news either, maybe im missing something I just bought link because of the memes

[Anonymous No.23308124]

>>23307937
If you think prices instantly follow every little piece of news you're a fucking retard. Where would that money be coming from? Who is sitting on the sidelines with a fat stack of fiat who would only buy LINK after this news comes out?

[Anonymous No.23308137]

>>23308115
>I've been all in link since -17 but I don't see AP using Chainlink to record voting results as any huge news either

>>23308124
>AP using Chainlink to record voting results is just a little piece of news

[Anonymous No.23308147]

>>23307937
>Sell the news
Not really. Might be delayed pricing in like with korea/china.

[Anonymous No.23308150]

>>23308147
>sell the news
What was the rumor?

[Anonymous No.23308174]

>>23308071
This kek its 4chan's 3rd call. Btc eth and now link. Unbelievable posting with you whackos is going to have been a wiser decision in the long run than going to school but thats clown world.

[Anonymous No.23308197]

>>23308150
Do you think its just a delayed pump then?

[Anonymous No.23308202]

>>23308124
>Where would that money be coming from? Who is sitting on the sidelines with a fat stack of fiat who would only buy LINK after this news comes out?
Lel this is such bizarre cope.
By this logic nothing would ever pump.

[Anonymous No.23308213]

>>23308197
I have no clue what is going on, but I do know this was not a case of "sell the news", because that would require a rumor first, since the adage is "buy the rumor, sell the news".

[Anonymous No.23308220]

>>23307621
Using one source to pull election data on chain is not as reliable as allowing people to place their vote on chain directly by signing a transaction.

[Anonymous No.23308241]

>>23308220
This is AP, anon.
Associated Press.

[Anonymous No.23308267]

>>23308213
Price suppression or delayed pricing in i guess, prob a mix of both. Or grandpa poopcoin keeping link down like he did all 2019

[Anonymous No.23308280]

>>23308202
It's the law of diminishing returns. First Google post gives credibility to under the radar crypto Chainlink? Big pump.
Integration number 1000 with Chainlink that already has tons of attention? No pump.

[Anonymous No.23308284]

>>23308137
but its on top of EOS and that is shit as far as I know (I know nothing)

[Anonymous No.23308306]

FUUUCK WE'RE GOING BELOW 10 ARE WE

[Anonymous No.23308315]

>>23308284
>EOS is shit as far as I know
Indeed. Having said that, this is certainly good for LINK, but it's that big of a deal.

[Anonymous No.23308318]

>>23308280
This is the first instance of Chainlink being adopted by a massive mainstream company for non-Defi data.
You’re clearly trying to cope by rationalizing the market reaction to this massive news.

[Anonymous No.23308321]

>>23308315
it's not* that big of a deal

[Anonymous No.23308328]

>>23308315
>>23308321
>AP using Chainlink to record election results isn't that big of a deal

[Anonymous No.23308331]

>>23307621
Reverse Bart Simpson

[Anonymous No.23308339]

>>23307621

Everipedia uses chainlink to record election results, not associated press themselves dumb fuck.

[Anonymous No.23308340]

>>23308318
They are working with that EOS based startup, not directly with Chainlink. Like I said this is a good thing without a doubt, but stop hyping it up.

[Anonymous No.23308345]

>>23308241
They didn't team up with AP anon. They are simply allowing people to access a datafeed provided by AP.

[Anonymous No.23308349]

>>23308328
I'm a LINK holder you sperg, calm your tits.

[Anonymous No.23308352]

>>23308339

Specifically, they use the AP api for their project. Stop making delusional statements.

[Anonymous No.23308365]

Imagine if there's drama with the vote count and they ask for the Chainlink verification to confirm the victor

[Anonymous No.23308368]

>>23307621
Jesus are those 15 minute candles? Zoom the fuck out, we're operating on a timescale of years here.

[Anonymous No.23308372]

>>23307621
Chainlink has been sheepishly following BTC for a good while now.
It died after it reached 20$

[Anonymous No.23308381]

>>23308368
>>Jesus are those 15 minute candles? Zoom the fuck out, we're operating on a timescale of years here.
>buy LINK
>wait 30 years
>retire a millionaire at the age of 60
>die

[Anonymous No.23308388]

> but was it Chainlink Oracle Confirmed your honor?
> Sergey stands up coughs and says "thank you for having me at the electoral college today, I can fundamentally confirm this candidate is the next president of the United States of America, god bless"
> the media go absolutely insane and claim Russian Oracle interference but they don't know
> mfw they had three years
> mfw IKYKY
> everybody walk the dinosaur

[Anonymous No.23308393]

>>23307868
staking, mainly

[Anonymous No.23308398]

>>23308339
>>23308352
Retard here, can you dumb that down for me?

[Anonymous No.23308408]

>>23308381
calm down, it's more like 3 years

[Anonymous No.23308449]

>>23308368
No, that's the hourly chart.

[Anonymous No.23308455]

>>23308408
With just 1 left

[Anonymous No.23308479]

>>23308349
Yes, and you're an absolute retard.

>>23308340
>They are working with that EOS based startup, not directly with Chainlink.
That's how nearly all Chainlink adoption will look.
Like derivatives via OpenLaw, those Korean banks via Centerprime, ...
That's because Chainlink is middleware.

Imagine not knowing this, gtfo you absolute newfag

[Anonymous No.23308497]

>>23308345
AP is explicitly teaming up with Everipedia, which is explicitly powered by Chainlink.
Start coping any time.

[Anonymous No.23308509]

>>23308339
>>23308352
AP is explicitly teaming up with Everipedia, which is explicitly powered by Chainlink.
Start coping any time.

[Anonymous No.23308534]

>>23308318
Your repeated use of “cope” seems like desperate cope itself. It’s really not big at all

[Anonymous No.23308535]

>>23308340
>They are working with that EOS based startup, not directly with Chainlink.
AP is using everipedia, which uses Link.
Chainlink is middleware, chances are many users will hardly know they’re using it at all.
This has been a major tagline for Chainlink since the very beginning, based newfren.

[Anonymous No.23308544]

>>23308535
this. it's like Sergey is the ultimate bull ready to fuck your wives in exchange for guaranteed no HIV/AIDs.

[Anonymous No.23308549]

>>23308509
>>23308535
https://chainlinkecosystem.com/ecosystem/interwork-alliance/
I would argue that this is bigger but okay, we're all in the same page here frens, no need to sperg out like pajeet shills.

[Anonymous No.23308559]

>>23308534
>n-no u

AP is one of the very largest news agencies in the world, and has been instrumental in counting US election results since the 19th century.
And now they’re about to use Chainlink for this election cycle.
Go cry in the corner.

[Anonymous No.23308575]

>>23308549
>the AP election news isn't that big of a deal
>we're all in the same page here

Please pick one.

[Anonymous No.23308595]

>>23308559
>AP has been instrumental in counting US election results since the 19th century.
This.
"The AP has counted the vote in U.S. elections since 1848, including national, state and local races down to the legislative level in all 50 states, along with key ballot measures"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Associated_Press

[Anonymous No.23308623]

>>23308544
Weird analogy, you got somethin you wanna share?

[Anonymous No.23308639]

>>23308575
I mean he can be a marine and disagree cmon no need to be so stubborn

[Anonymous No.23308648]

>>23308639
>he can be a marine and disagree
He can claim to be straight yet suck men's anuses all day long too.

[Anonymous No.23308671]

>>23307621
Ugh you linkers are insufferable. Chain link nodes can you ANY data source. AP is not using chainlink directly. They probably don't even know what chainlink is.

[Anonymous No.23308690]

>>23308671
>AP is not using chainlink directly.
This is cope.
Chainlink is middleware, indirect use is how it works by definition.

[Anonymous No.23308713]

>>23307892
this, you fucking retarded plebbit moonboys don't realise they are just putting data from a single centralised (((trusted))) source on the blockchain, using chainlink for that is redundant because that source could just upload fake data

[Anonymous No.23308718]

>>23307937
This. Only towards tip of the bull does market start pricing in things rapidly. And future projections.
Would like to see movement over this, but it’s still nice to see as just a signal that we’ve already won.

[Anonymous No.23308739]

>>23307756
yes functional but what is its function? I'm really only seeing use cases where they are compiling the data from other providers and basically curating it rather than generating their own. The token is also kind of.... um..... useless? but that's just mo.
Looking harder at something like ecochain these days for service-oriented projects. not a lot of shilling on it

[Anonymous No.23308749]

>>23308739
>yes functional but what is its function?
Right now: securing billions in Defi

On election night: allowing AP to record election results.

[Anonymous No.23308792]

>>23308713
>guy'se, did you know that Chainlink is supposed to be a decentralized network of sources, not oracles?

[Anonymous No.23308796]

"LITTLE GIRLS could be here" he thought. "I've never been to this debate venue before. There could be LITTLE GIRLS anywhere". The cool wind felt good against his white teeth. "I LOVE LITTLE GIRLS" he thought. Smooth Criminal reverberated his entire campaign tour bus, making it pulsate even as the scent of the little girl's $9 shampoo circulated through his powerful thick nostrils and aroused his (merited) erection of little girls after dark. "As Vice President i can sniff whoever i want" he said to himself, out loud.

[Anonymous No.23308805]

>>23308623
middleware is perfect as a cuck analogy you stupid chud

[Anonymous No.23308819]

what I can't understand is this

how you can all be so incredibly, insanely fucking stupid

that you never seem to EVER look at the broader market and see what could POSSIBLY be causing a move on your favourite shitcoin. HOW CAN YOU BE THIS STUPID

[Anonymous No.23308837]

>>23308497
AP can team up with multiple blockchain projects. It's not like everipedia will only ever use chainlink as their oracle solution or that AP will only ever use everipedia to get their datafeed on chain.

[Anonymous No.23308849]

>>23308837
reality:
>AP uses Everipedia uses Chainlink

fudder cope:
>b-b-b-but they COULD use something else!

[Anonymous No.23308864]

>>23308849
AP sells their data feeds to everipedia. I don't think AP cares who buys its data.

[Anonymous No.23308912]

>>23308837
>>23308864
this is the ultimate tranny cope.

[Anonymous No.23308924]

>>23308864
reality:
>“AP is the gold standard in counting the vote and declaring election winners, and we are pleased to work with Everipedia to use our race calls in this innovative way,” said Dwayne Desaulniers, AP's director of data licensing.

fudder cope:
>th-they're just selling their data

[Anonymous No.23309056]

>>23308924
Yes, they are selling their data. They are selling it to multiple different blockchain centric projects and some of that data is going through Link. It would be much more bullish if we knew that all the data coming on the blockvhsin from AP was going through chainlink.

[Anonymous No.23309062]

>>23307621
Kek. I'm still more interested in API3. Change my mind.

[Anonymous No.23309090]

>>23309056
>They are selling it to multiple different blockchain centric projects
lel source?

[Anonymous No.23309121]

>>23308924
Dude who the f cares. Literally you fucking plebs don't realize that this really doesn't matter at all. Here is why. The real bullishness happens when AP is directly a node operator and can monetize it's data DIRECTLY on the blockchain. AP is retarded allowing this little startup and many other startups to steal their future profits and letting them be the key to AP data on the blockchain. You see now that these very large traditional players do not understand what is coming and positioning themselves correctly yet. When this thinking shifts, that's when things get bullish and data providers actually join the chainlink network.

[Anonymous No.23309124]

>>23308864
>>23309056
Let me just put you out of your misery right now: Everipedia has exclusivity.

[Anonymous No.23309140]

>>23309056
You get it

[Anonymous No.23309147]

>>23309121
>The real bullishness happens when AP is directly a node operator
Why the fuck would AP be a node operator?

That's like saying Swift or Google should be node operators, it makes no sense unless they want to expand their business into "generalized mining" like T-Mobile.

[Anonymous No.23309170]

>>23309140
No, he doesn't, see >>23309124

[Anonymous No.23309417]

>>23309147
Profits mah dude

[Anonymous No.23309418]

>>23309124
>>23309170
well done anon trannies are literally seething their doublespeak is ineffective

[Anonymous No.23309513]

>>23309418
Remind me of 'The Wizard of Oz' when she throws water on the old witch.
AAARGHH I'M MELTIIIINNNGGG!!

[Anonymous No.23309514]

>>23308365
OH BOY BROWARD COUNTY HERE WE GOOOO

[Anonymous No.23309528]

WE THE ELECTIONS NOW

[Anonymous No.23309532]

>>23308365
Jeez, the more I think about that, the more likely it seems. There's almost bound to be a disagreement over the count...

[Anonymous No.23309565]

>>23309532
blockchain elections are the future for maintaining democracy.

[Anonymous No.23309572]

>>23309532
>>23308365

there is 100% going to be a contested result. Hope you've got liquidity ready because that's when we finally get the big bitcoin dump to 9k

[Anonymous No.23309705]

>>23309532
>>23309565
>>23309572
yes and we determinism now. Post you're face when you just realized 2020 was all about smartcontracts all along

[Anonymous No.23309747]

>>23309417
That's like thinking Toyota should get into the road construction business.
It's a very strange way to think.

[Anonymous No.23309764]

>>23309124
trannies on suicide watch

[Anonymous No.23309774]

>>23309747
dude chainlink is Toyota lmao

[Anonymous No.23310014]

>>23308805
Rare serg but thats no way to talk to your marine superior

[Anonymous No.23310035]

>>23309062
Change where you poop first, street isnt cutting it

[Anonymous No.23310039]

>>23307621
what do i need chainlink for?
i can sign my own tx with the name biden or trump in it. this was possible 5 years ago? how is that news?

[Anonymous No.23310073]

>>23310039
>why do I need to go to an official voting place?
>I can just write the name biden or trump and give it to the CIA myself

[Anonymous No.23310215]

>>23310073
you sound as any of the actual voting is done powered by chainlink. the literal results are pulled of the legacy (api) or news website or whatever and put on the blockchain trustlessly while there is still a single point of failure on the results themselves.
the upside to the retriever of the information is literally slim to none, maybe even a disadvantage a CNBC website is easy to read off. blockexplorers are dumb for the average guy need add. UI
Reading the headline I tought I could send this a friend with no involvement in crypto ''hmm maybe there is a nice usecase for once'' but no this is laughable

[Anonymous No.23310240]

>>23310215
>you sound as any of the actual voting is done powered by chainlink
No, that's you.

[Anonymous No.23310289]

>>23307999
>Yikes

[Anonymous No.23310557]

>>23307621
stop scamming people with chainlink