Is he Satoshi?

[Anonymous No.23349688]

SN = NS

https://twitter.com/lace_em/status/1317735587919536128?s=21

[Anonymous No.23349742]

>>23349688
>>23349720

[Anonymous No.23349776]

>>23349688
Probably one of the driving philosophical or conceptual minds behind it. I think about a dozen people are or could be Satoshi.

[Anonymous No.23349795]

>>23349688
The most humble guy ever he is

[Anonymous No.23349803]

>>23349776
He could somehow be connected.
He’s still not as smart as Gilbert from Quant. Watch his RealVision interview when posted next week then compare to Sergey’s interview.

[Anonymous No.23349985]

>>23349688
Wouldn’t it make more sense for SN to be a team of people?

[Anonymous No.23350090]

If that's a recent clip then the timeline doesn't add up. What's the original video?

[Anonymous No.23350111]

>>23349803
>He’s still not as smart as Gilbert from Quant
pls stop its getting pathetic

[Anonymous No.23350119]

>>23350090
Yeah, it would mean that he started working in the field right when Bitcoin was released.

[Anonymous No.23350126]

>>23349985
yes. him and Ari are the team.

[Anonymous No.23350287]

End of 2021:
100k for one bitcoin
10k for one ether
1k for one link

The triad of prosperity.

[Anonymous No.23350457]

>>23349688
These threads make me want to dump my link desu

[Anonymous No.23351241]

>>23349688
Bottomline: he is too young

[Anonymous No.23351253]

Hes not fucking Satoshi. He just got in early with mining.

[Anonymous No.23351320]

>>23349688
Holy shit

[Anonymous No.23351357]

>>23351241
Isn't Sergey like 35? He could have easily started bitcoin when he was like 23.

[Anonymous No.23351358]

>>23349688

[Anonymous No.23351378]

>>23351358

[Anonymous No.23351411]

>>23351378
>kokichi mikimoto
>sergey nazarov
>satoshi nakamoto

[Anonymous No.23351473]

>>23349688

If he is SN is he richer than Bezos?

[Anonymous No.23351536]

>>23351473
Nope!
On a side note, if SN touches his 20% then BTC will insta dump

[Anonymous No.23351685]

>>23351411

[Anonymous No.23351844]

He nearly outed himself on livestream KEK holy fuck we’re all gonna make it. Best timeline

[Anonymous No.23351854]

>>23351241
Wrong, we figured this out long ago.

[Anonymous No.23351894]

>>23351411
2020-7 = 2013 (live stream saying he’s been developing snartcontracts for 7 years. 10 years in the blockchain space. WHAT WAS HE DEVELOPING FOR 3 YEARS PRIOR TO MAKING THIS QUROM POST HMMMMMMMMM GEE I WONDER

[Anonymous No.23351924]

>>23349688
The scam gets more elaborate by the day.

[Anonymous No.23351998]

>>23351894
If he is, which I happen to believe to be the case it would explain many things, like wtf he was invited to participate in so many conferences and so on early on with some pretty important people? He got a seat at the table for a reason. AB tried to tell us this early on, but many missed it. "Swift seeked Sergey out".

[Anonymous No.23352041]

>>23349688
HOLY SHIT WE ARE LITERALLY BUYING SATOSHI'S 2ND PROJECT

[Anonymous No.23352047]

>>23351998
also chainlink/smart contracts was always the endgame
and it will be bigger than bitcoin. much bigger

[Anonymous No.23352065]

>>23352047
>1800 trillions in derivatives
>1800
>trillion

[Anonymous No.23352069]

They Weill never admit it

[Anonymous No.23352078]

>>23352065
>2025
>the shift in action: smart contracts

[Anonymous No.23352099]

>>23352078

[Anonymous No.23352112]

>>23352099
reminder that we are still unbelievably early

[Anonymous No.23352124]

>>23352112

[Anonymous No.23352162]

>>23349688
no he's not and this asked once a week question is pants on head retarded. he's too young to be him and he's too stupid and pathetic to be him.
dont worry he'll blow another 500k-1mil a week on your face soon tho so dont worry faggay has you covered

[Anonymous No.23352180]

>>23352162
Sup Craig

[Anonymous No.23352202]

>>23352047
My theory has always been Sergey read Szabos Bit Gold white paper then expanded upon it to create Bitcoin, with the backing and support of Szabo. Yes the end game was always Smart Contracts, hence Sergey eventually acquiring that domain (probably from Szabo but no way to prove that). Support of this is the Smartcontract.com domain was re-registered a few days before Satoshi's BTC white paper went public. The same domain that is now registered to Sergey.

[Anonymous No.23352242]

>what the fuck did i just say

[Anonymous No.23352247]

>>23351998

Yea I always found it strange that he was able to rub shoulders with all these big shots, when he just ran a small start up (smartcontract.com). How did they even make money before releasing chainlink? How did he meet all these guys?

[Anonymous No.23352283]

>>23352202
szabo is definitely involved
also the idea of SC is nothing new. so we're actually entering the prime years which once things take off, it really takes off
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smart_contract
>early 1990s

[Anonymous No.23352315]

Imagine still not knowing

[Anonymous No.23352323]

>>23352247
he admitted to cloud mining bitcoin since atleast 2012-2013, not hard to believe he was mining it before as well. He also worked at VC's in NY at that time

[Anonymous No.23352326]

>>23349803
Kek you guys sound like YouTubers trying to "subtly" advertise products/services.

[Anonymous No.23352331]

>>23349688
Sergey is Satoshi. We figured this out a long time ago. It doesn’t matter so let it rest. If he wants the public to know, let him do it.

[Anonymous No.23352352]

You fucktards are so behind the curve.
Carlos Matos is Satoshi.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vabXXkZjKiw

[Anonymous No.23352360]

>>23349688
SN? Satoshi Nakamoto? ...Sergey Nazarov?

[Anonymous No.23352534]

Anyone ever wonders about the character of Sergey? How he is so calculated, calm all the time? Over the 3 years of Chainlink I don't think he has had any sort of fuckups like other crypto projects have. No big scandals. The guy doesn't just tweet whenever and whatever like all the other crypto devs and ceos. The way he talks and thinks. Everything is thought out to the most basic details. It's like Chainlink is completely separate from the shitshow that is "crypto". I wonder what he did during his highschool years. What were the subjects he was obsessed with? Philosophy, cryptography?

[Anonymous No.23352563]

>>23349803
pathetic

[Anonymous No.23352605]

>>23352331
It will become known once smart contracts become more mainstream and the node network has been established and built up by node operators acquiring relatively inexpensive Link they will be able to stake in the future. Once that is set whatever can be announced, including the topic being discussed here, to drive the value of Link as high as possible makes sense. The question is when will they build out enough node operators for that to happen.

[Anonymous No.23352677]

>>23352352
lmao

[Anonymous No.23352687]

>>23352534
Other projects always do a lot of shilling because they're trying to make it. Sergey's calm comes form the fact that he already made it with Bitcoin. He doesn't need to push it. He can calmly follow his plan and build the tech in quiet confidence

[Anonymous No.23352698]

>>23349688
1link = 1 link

[Anonymous No.23352718]

>>23352242
Kek

[Anonymous No.23352730]

He's not Satoshi. Retard incels.

[Anonymous No.23352849]

>>23352730
Seething

[Anonymous No.23352859]

>>23352534
gravel coin? all the retarded typos everywhere? low key incompetence of tiger mommy? the team is not superhuman yet
dont be deluded marketing doesnt need to be all in your face to work, or dont mistake this for that they have no coherent system behind this. the obviously stand out and profit from being the contrarian.
sergey talks about that all of this goes back 10 years and everything is layed out already. some day i believe it and think of a force that surpresses it for years for some reason. than on another day they tweet their 3rd post about implementing the dumb defi price feeds and i dont know what to think

[Anonymous No.23352860]

>>23352730
This has been debunked.

[Schloppy !ItbyRlKq1k No.23352865]

>>23352730
t. retarded and seething latefag incel.

YOU HAD MORE THAN 3 FUCKING YEARS TO BUY CHAINLINK U TURBO NORMIE FAGGOT

[Anonymous No.23352886]

>>23352534
other devs need money and sergey/satsohi already owns 1 million BTC + a shit ton of chainlink so now the rest is just tech-focused

[Anonymous No.23352939]

>>23352534
He acts aloof, like he does not give a shit about the drama--which is evidence it's likely he's part of the satoshi group IMO

[Anonymous No.23352948]

>>23352730
3 years fag

[Anonymous No.23353104]

>>23352859
It is suppressed while the node network grows, it is critical for mainstream adoption. Node operators need to hold a large quantity of Link to support staking for future jobs. They can't afford to build a surplus of Link if the price is high. 20,000 Link at $10 verses $20,000 Link at $50. You do the math. They can't afford to let the price of Link kill the growth of the node network.

[Anonymous No.23353158]

>>23349803
He’s one of the smartest and most capable, disciplined VC’s alive today, but I know you are just shilling your quant bags with your post anyway.

[Anonymous No.23353168]

>>23353104
This and that’s why SN keeps taking big stinky hot dumps to the tune of a cool 700,000 linkies on our asses.

[Anonymous No.23353316]

>>23352162

Just bought more link lol

[Anonymous No.23353371]

>>23352534
Many anons have studied his character intensely since before link even ico’d. He is clearly “built different” than most people. On top of that, his mastery of philosophy appears to have pushed him to become extremely stoic. He has always been bright and successful and I suspect he really went hard on the stoicism after he “made it” and became financially independent, bought his dad a Lambo, etc. This level of financial comfiness combined with Sergey’s character allows him to practice detachment that others are seemingly incapable of. This further enables him to put every spark of energy into building ChainLink without relying on any hype or bullshit whatsoever. Once he was headhunted and “kingmade” by Swift I’m sure the effects began to compound in a sort of virtuous cycle. In the end, the only weak point left was his waistline.

[Anonymous No.23353485]

>>23353371
His waistline is a strong point, actually.

[Anonymous No.23353515]

>>23353485
Never thought about it like that. Powerful.

[Anonymous No.23353538]

>>23349803
the state of qnt holders lmfao always comparing it to chainlink when its two whole different things...they literally dont even know what their investment does lmao

[Anonymous No.23353582]

>>23349803
Quant is a Chainlink startup.

[Anonymous No.23353589]

>>23352078
This page is not from this book here >>23352099 (checked btw). The page is from an earlier book by the same author. The earlier book is called "The 4th Industrial Revolution". The book above is shaping the 4th....and is a follow up.

[Anonymous No.23353599]

>>23349688
Checked and confirmed

[Anonymous No.23353719]

>>23352859
>thinks it's about retail marketing

anon, I...

[42 No.23353986]

>>23351358
>>23297516
SN=SN
simple as
https://twitter.com/tom777cruise/status/1317866347334873088?s=20

[Anonymous No.23354015]

>>23352859
>typos, gravelcoin
I have to say the gravelcoin was disappointing, but it was a lot to do with Oracle themselves. When you compare these kind of "fiascos" to other crypto fiascos, they are nowhere near to others. Request shifting from accounting to fish supply chain, VeChain going full shill with Thor hammer, Andre and his problems currently, Maker fucking up their oracles, BZX completely fucking up again and again. Ethereum promising and shilling 2.0 while nothing ever happens besides furry dances. Cardano founder just taking pics while traveling and getting offended on Twitter. All the fucking knee bendings to Chainlink as well.

[Anonymous No.23354032]

is it true that Sergey desperately wants a job over at iExec but he is not deemed qualified enough by Gilles? NSMDO

[Anonymous No.23354087]

>>23349688
Is blockchain bad or good for the people?

Like Donald Trump is fighting for America is Chainlink in the interest of people or for the world powers?

[Anonymous No.23354099]

>>23349688
Satoshi is Alan Greenspan. I thought everyone knew this?

[Anonymous No.23354111]

>>23354087
Wat

[Anonymous No.23354161]

>>23354087
>Is a public ledger that can track everything good or bad

Depends on who you are, really. This stuff can absolutely be used to flex so hard on the swamp that it couldn't exist. But it can also be used to bring us the cyber-surveillance gigadystopia too.

[42 No.23354211]

>>23354099
>Satoshi is Alan Greenspan. I thought everyone knew this?
liddle Alan was Ayn Rand's beta boy
he was her eunich and was sad when she didn't want to fuck him
>it's true

[Anonymous No.23354252]

>>23349688
I know from proven sources "they" are playing with the SN narrative.

[Anonymous No.23354317]

>>23352687
Why the secrecy then? Why not move some BTC around and prove it? Link would get adopted 100x over if he announced he was Satoshi tomorrow and proved it with wallet action. We'd see a green dildo right to $100 and yet... nothing. Just 700k dumps

[Anonymous No.23354325]

>>23354317 must see >>23354252

[Anonymous No.23354334]

>>23354317
The actual reason is: because then the blockchain divisions of all these big finance firms are priced out. The main branch can always afford it, but their blockchain programs can't.

[Anonymous No.23354379]

>>23354325
For what purpose though? I'm trying to see the bigger picture all the cloak and dagger shit would service but perhaps I'm a brainlet

[Anonymous No.23354394]

>>23350111
digits confirm

[Anonymous No.23354431]

itt chainlink retards thinking their coin will moon because Satoshi Nakamoto and Sergey N.. both share some letters of the alphabet. lol. get real, it's over, this is as high as chainlink is ever gonna get. iExec is much better than Chainlink.

[Anonymous No.23354448]

>>23349803
Gilbert is still not as smart as Gilles though! NSMDO!

[Anonymous No.23354499]

>>23354379

See my post above yours. I'll continue the train of thought so that even a brainlet like you can understand:

>Sergey has information that if public, would pump the price of his network up 2000% easy
>Adoption of the network is progressing on its own, but might go faster if the world knew this information
>Big companies are starting to adopt, but they might adopt it slower at a higher price point due to relative cost
>If Sergey were to cut big companies a deal by selling tokens OTC after such a big price jump, he probably ends up in a federal lawsuit

What's a genius to do? Adoption's already chugging along without the big reveal, it's not broken so don't fix it.

[Anonymous No.23354515]

>>23354087
This is an interesting question. Chainlink is currently being woven into the fabric of the oppressive cyber dystopia China is building. Let’s be honest, we will be watching this play out for the rest of our short lives and ultimately we’ll probably never know.

[Anonymous No.23354552]

>>23354499
lol the conspiracy theories that biz-tards come up with to brainwash themselves with misguided hopium is hillarious. Your shitcoin is not going up because you can come up with this bullshit conspiracy theories and letters of the alphabet.

[Anonymous No.23354577]

>>23354552
My shitcoin already done been gone up, anon.

[Anonymous No.23354600]

>>23349803
holy shit this reeks of curry. I will never buy this project.

[Anonymous No.23354657]

>>23354577
it s not a gain until you cash out "Fren". hahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahaa *inhales WHAHAHAHAHhahhAHAUHAHAUAHAHAHA

[Anonymous No.23354661]

>>23354499
Well that's plausible at the least. Guess we'll wait and see, just a 1000 stack linklet myself

[Anonymous No.23354674]

>>23352534
He is cryptos Keyser Soze

[Anonymous No.23354681]

>>23349688
No SN ≠ SN
AJ = SN

[Anonymous No.23354683]

>>23354657
QNT bags kinda heavy, huh?

[Anonymous No.23354686]

Satoshi is literally some guy from California called Satoshi Nakamoto. He is a libertarian computer engineer. A man who lived down the road from him was the first person, other than Satoshi, to use the bitcoin software. Do you know how astronomical of a coincidence this would have to be if he wasn't Satoshi?

[Anonymous No.23354712]

>smartcontract.com claimed in 2008
>it leads to Chainlink Labs
He can't hide it forever, I'm scared for his life at this point.

[Anonymous No.23354729]

>>23352360
Sans Nom - Anonymous

[Anonymous No.23354775]

>>23354686
>Hal Finney sent himself errors in his own code to correct.

Do we know if Sergey was in California at the time?

[Anonymous No.23354833]

>>23351411

[Anonymous No.23354864]

>>23354683
who said anything about Quant Linktard? I am all about iExec. NSMDO! sorry if I hit a nerve, I am just here to help you! I don't want you to miss out on gains.

[Anonymous No.23354868]

>>23354775
>75▶
>>>23354686

We do know his parents live there and he grew up in California.

[Anonymous No.23354924]

Okay retards, i am gonna spoon feed you why this is going to explode

You buy VALUE and stake it in Governance vault. You get profit. Governance Vault is three-way profit system.

Governance vault has time based multiplier for duration locked into Governance Vault. It will soon use multiple strategy capital allocation, now you ask what the fuck is that? Well let me tell... Multiple farming strategies will be layered to precisely allocate capital automatically into several pools simultaneously. It means that the technology removes any need for users to spend time researching new farms and then paying high gas trying to chase larger rewards in those farms. Profits are maximized and efficiency is exponentially increased for depositors.

Value stakers in Governance vault will
get 6.7% profit of all Value Vaults. The best is that 6.7% of profits are used to buyback circulating $VALUE from the market, and deposit them as rewards for stakers. There is now more than 30mil staked assets in vaults. One of them is for WETH. And more flexible asset deposits coming for vaults. The vaults will use also multiple farming strategies as above i explained. So profit for vaults maximazed also and what better that VALUE stakers benefit also from this as they get cut from the vaults. Receives profit share from their DEX, Value Liquid, 0.05% of every transaction/swap.

The more VALUE you stake, the more you get. Less in circulation, buy back pressure from Vaults and liquid. Audited. You can vote. Not rug pull. Its YFI, Uniswap, Balancer combined together with automated one click system. Exatly what retarded wants without hassel. Easy money to get in when all is automated. See you in the yacht party.

$100EOY

[Anonymous No.23354929]

is iExec the best investment ever? better than Chainlink? NSMDO!

[Anonymous No.23354957]

>>23354924
tlrd, I rather buy digital oil. NSMDO!

[Anonymous No.23354989]

CSW is Satoshi you idiots

[Anonymous No.23355072]

>>23352360
Kek'd

[Anonymous No.23355130]

>>23352360
Maximus Autisticridius

[Anonymous No.23355192]

I only have 30 links (bought 200 for 0.20 and sold them fml), do you guys really believe in 1000$ eoy meme? Can a ERC20 token worth so much? I kinda believe SN=SN, >>23351358 post is mindblowing, my only thought is how a literally who can become a bilionaire in a world ruled by juice. You can't worth 9 figures without connections. And btw why the inventor of the Bitcoin would start a new meme coin if he's already filthy rich? What's his end game?
>>23354729
holy shit

[Anonymous No.23355246]

>>23355192
its all tru, buy more
we will go over 1000$, 100$ next year is possibility depending on staking
i am og holders

[Anonymous No.23355338]

>>23350287
with that in mind, just go all in $LINK then, much better no?

[Anonymous No.23355856]

>>23355192

Because chainlink completes the god protocol.

https://nakamotoinstitute.org/the-god-protocols/

[Anonymous No.23356295]

>>23349688
Just a coincidence, move along

[Anonymous No.23357762]

>>23349688
STOP POSTING THIS YOU'RE GONNA MAKE ME BUY MORE CHAINLINK

I already have 39k and I promised myself I'd stop putting every cent I have into it when I got to 35