/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.24743896]

Google started as a search engine, eventually aquired YouTube, grew AdSense, made mail mainstream with Gmail. Literally a behomet
Amazon, started with e-commerce, bought Alexa in the early 00s, grew AWS, build Prime that has 150 million users, bought Ring, build a 2nd UPS as a side quest etc...
Facebook, started with the social network, aquired whatsapp, aquired facebook, facebook pixel for ads, bought instagram

LINK literally is comparable to all of them, corner one niche, become the industry standard. Build products and companies modular from ground up -> be ruthless with aquisitions -> therefore offer all kinds of functionality and use cases from one company -> build the brand "just use XX, everything works and its well establishes"

[Anonymous No.24743921]

>>24743896
one of these is not like the others

[Anonymous No.24743947]

>>24743896
>become the industry standard
>comparing blockchain and the internet

[Anonymous No.24743949]

>>24743896
>facebook acquired facebook
real good job OP

[Anonymous No.24743963]

>>24743896
>an inferior oracle to iExec RLC is the next Google
kek no

[Anonymous No.24744024]

Town Crier was the first clue. Why buy an SGX enclave when you could just use it? It was the first taste we had that Chainlink wasn't just going for oracles, they were going for a comprehensive L2 smart contract processing and execution toolkit.
That's essentially what the WEF paper is about.
>Thinking about incorporating smart contracts into your legacy system? You'll need x, which Chainlink offers, and y, which Chainlink offers, and z, which Chainlink owns exclusively
The amount that they are ahead of the game is honestly mesmerising. Who else was thinking about TLS access before DECO? Or VRF before Chainlink announced it? We literally learn what the next big revolution will be after they've already hashed it out in a paper.

[Anonymous No.24744134]

>>24744024
>The amount that they are ahead of the game is honestly mesmerising.
>Still no SGX
>Still no TEE
>Still no staking

>RLC oracles have all of these
So mesmerizing wow

[Anonymous No.24744236]

>"Cars are basically explosives... Allah Akbar pajeets" Sergey Nazareth announcing his final solution to the "curry problem" WEF Zoom Call 2020

[Anonymous No.24744260]

>>24743896
>>24743921
p.p

[Anonymous No.24744464]

>>24744024
they bought town crier because Ari wanted to give himself a few million dollars, no other reason.

Chainlink it a fraud

[SCAM ALERT No.24744480]

>>24743896
>LINK literally is comparable to all of them, corner one niche, become the industry standard. Build products and companies modular from ground up -> be ruthless with aquisitions -> therefore offer all kinds of functionality and use cases from one company -> build the brand "just use XX, everything works and its well establishes"
That's true, Chainlink provided the foundation of the DeFi scam.

Too bad it's a platform for anonymous scammers and Google and Amazon are actually useful services.

[Anonymous No.24744531]

>>24744464
In Soviet Russia fraudulent systems like Chain link pay you

[Anonymous No.24744562]

>>24743896
>Facebook, started with the social network, aquired whatsapp, aquired facebook,
>acquired facebook

[Anonymous No.24744895]

>>24743896
Sergey is still in his early mid 30's and has already turned a startup into a multi billion market leader... he was mining btc early and likely got in eth early as well, he could have retired years ago already, yet is relentlessly working hard to achieve his vision. I don't think he cares about money, he cares about leaving a legacy. or achieving true power Few seem to understand this. Investing in Sergey is like investing in a 30yo Bezos or Jobs.

[Anonymous No.24745433]

You got the use cases wrong. Chainlink isn't comparable to any of those. The best we've got from crypto that can be compared to stock leaders are ETH=Windows (Microsoft) and The Graph=Data querying (Google). Link is comparable to Cisco if any.

[Anonymous No.24745468]

>>24743896
>link being shilled like a shitcoin again
i'll buy back when the time is right, nogainz.

[Anonymous No.24745525]

>>24744895
Yeah mining is one way to put it

[Anonymous No.24745527]

>>24744480
Kek the amount of FUD next year will be hilarious

[Anonymous No.24745540]

>>24744895
>he cares about leaving a legacy
does he have kids?

[Anonymous No.24745592]

>>24745540
thousands of us

[Anonymous No.24745753]

>>24743896
A decentralized protocol acquiring companies?

[Anonymous No.24746096]

>>24743896
>Amazon, started with e-commerce,
and will get litigated to hell because of their monopoly. SAFEX fixes that

[Anonymous No.24746216]

>>24743896
>behomet
behemoth, nigger
>>24743947
>t. Paul Krugman
retard normie is at it again
brainless "fun" with your normie "friends" sounds more like your thing

[Anonymous No.24747230]

My fucking sides. You are comparing things that stood on their own two feet to a system that relies not only on your own product, but being at the mercy of the ecosystem as a whole.

Amazon, Google, Facebook all had independent companies producing revenue because of useful products. Chainlink relies on companies wasting their time to setup the infrastructure needed, and for no benefit.

[Anonymous No.24747547]

>>24745540
>he or she thinks legacy is only your shitty human genetics
nigger, the best legacy one could leave is brainchildren which advance science and bring us mortal vessels nearer to the source which finds the most fitting vessels which achieve the threshold for specific conditions thus fit the source the best into the vessel
the jew faggots have shit quite a load in your once white but now turned nigger brain