/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.29002273]

He's going to be the wealthiest man In The World isn't he.

[Anonymous No.29002324]

>>29002273
widest, maybe

[Anonymous No.29002356]

>>29002273
Non.

[Anonymous No.29002359]

>>29002273
What was he being smug about here?

[Anonymous No.29002419]

>>29002356
This

[Anonymous No.29002450]

>>29002359
His crush glanced at his direction

[Anonymous No.29002529]

>>29002273
he already is

[Anonymous No.29002537]

>>29002359
think someone else were talking about oracle solutions or something. dont really remember unfortunately.

[Anonymous No.29002541]

>>29002359
They were mentioning something along the lines of world wide use.

[Anonymous No.29002554]

>>29002359
His mommy said she was proud of him fir his weight loss

[Anonymous No.29002850]

>>29002537
No the question that was asked was Akin to “do you foresee institutions and companies come into blockchain to provide data”

It was then sergay smirked because this was 2017/2018 and he was already so far compared to his competitors.

[Anonymous No.29002859]

>>29002273
He is such a cuck.

[Anonymous No.29003067]

>>29002359
he couldn't contain himself when the host asked something about if and when we get institutional adoption.
His loss of composure here was as good as breaking an nda, this reaction confirms all the memes for me. Link is still shit though fuck the ccp

[Anonymous No.29003135]

>>29002356
This. Gilles multi milly. Oracles are just a side thing and are already superior to Link’s

[Anonymous No.29003240]

>>29002850
i think you are correct. thank you!

[Anonymous No.29003265]

>>29003067
this
sergey is normally stone cold dead serious all business all the time. This little freudian slip is what made me go all in.

[Anonymous No.29003743]

>>29002273
this gif is one of the most epic. sergey never behaves that way in public. however, on stage with other crypto "leaders," he gets visibly giddy in the shadow of a projector and shows his true fans the depths of chainlink's NDA's and unannounced massive partnerships to come. makes me pre-cum thinking about it

[Anonymous No.29003795]

>>29002859
seething nolinker cockfuck
>>29003067
salud

[Anonymous No.29003971]

>>29002359
Knowing he’s that far ahead

[Anonymous No.29004087]

>>29002273
I really think he could, yes. In fact, I believe this to be inevitable. The amount of exponential growth in the crypto sector is properly unrivaled; while people like Bezos and Musk made their fortune in the real world with real companies and products, their financial growth remained restricted by the rhythm of the boomer stock market.

I really think people; even here; don't realize what Sergey represents; the first true blood crypto CEO, who has completely cornered his own market. His ambitious and meticulous business acumen combined with the sheer compounding volatility of crypto market, is unlike anything we've seen yet.

I'm often theorizing about the power of "the third wave". The third time, is when you see things with a certain certitude. Would you have thrown your life savings at BTC in 2009? No, because it was too fringe, too risky, and you would have missed the first bullrun. Would you have thrown your life savings at ETH in 2015? It happened once, but will it happen again? It was probably too good to be true, so you had to be conservative. In 2018, I threw all my savings at LINK. Because I knew. With certitude. "3rd time's a charm"...

And he knew too. And he acted on it, with unparalleled ambition.
The first wave: Satoshi wasn't a CEO; how much did he pocket for himself? Perhaps he even died soon after.
The second wave: Vitalik was a tech visionary, a math wizard, but he never understood Business with a capital B. Didn't keep much, sold early.
The third wave: A ruthless yet modest CEO, with 2/3 of the supply kept to sustain long-term growth, and a x100 is just the beginning of his journey at only 32yo. Even without accounting for LINK, he'd be a BTC billionaire today; but he'll keep going because driven by his Vision. And his vision is that chart with cryto/defi as a little blue dot and the market to capture as thousands of little blue dots. The entire financial sector.

He will not stop until he realizes his vision. There's no one like him.

[Anonymous No.29004089]

>>29002850
More specifically I think it was a question about whether "there would be any difficulty in getting traditional data providers on board".
That reaction is pretty much the most "unofficial" information we've ever had from Sergey.

[Anonymous No.29004396]

>>29004087
SN=SN link will be 10000€

[Anonymous No.29004669]

>>29002359
rival project was talking about some shit and he gave his buddy in front row the ol "get a load of this guy lmao" eye roll.

chainlink already knew they had everyone crushed by that point.

[Anonymous No.29004826]

>>29002273
>What happens when the traditional data providers start to come into the space at the end?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vn2D7QQRhSo#t=20m18s

[Anonymous No.29004886]

Bitcoin Cash went down easy. Coming for you next Litecoin. At least you’ll be a challenge.

[Anonymous No.29005579]

>>29004087
based and redpilled post

[Anonymous No.29005992]

>>29004826
20:26 in the video

[Anonymous No.29006079]

This success is a combination of
Him being early and a visionary / in a space of opportunistic copycats
Him being honest / in a space of grifters
Him being professional / in a space of amateurs

The combination of honesty and professionalism is unparalleled in this space; it's what drew "us" to him, it's what makes him such a great leader, it creates a positive feedback loop, developing more connections, growing a following, etc. Even for all his flaws, it's what people saw in Musk years ago, and let me ask you: how many people like this do you see in crypto?

He has this human quality that's difficult to describe, this ability to loyally federate genuine and high IQ people around him and to inspire beyond hype, perhaps due to his philosophical nature.
Hoskinson is an insecure narcissist, Sergey is modest and wholesome.
Vitalik is a weird autist constantly spewing retarded takes, Sergey only speaks to say meaningful things.
There are other high profile crypto CEOs who are just suits. Lubin, Mashinsky, etc. or just in it for themselves, CZ, Armstrong, etc.

In a space that's at the crossroad of tech and finance, he's the rare person who can speak to both a biz or a dev oriented person on an equal level; to a F500 CTO or a small hackathon dev. Can you imagine Hoskinson or Vitalik with a bank executive?

For all the 'stuttering pothead' memes, he's actually a terrific speaker and an even more brilliant thinker, thinking deeply about all the potential implications of smart contract and being able to communicate clearly and passionately without getting lost in far-fetched techno-babble, and without ever displaying behavior of poor taste.

A brilliant strategist, a brilliant networker, a brilliant leader.

If you remember the oracle panel in the OP, it was already obvious. He utterly owned that room.

[Anonymous No.29006728]

>>29006079
>>29004087
Until he reveals a single enterprise partnership I'm going with

>I have to be on my best behavior because I'm trying desperately to convince a suit

Show me where Docusign or Salesforce agree to hand data over

[Anonymous No.29007158]

>>29003135
>milly
You're too much of a fag to have a proper opinion. You should stick to being baller and listening to raps.

[Anonymous No.29007174]

>>29004826
crazy how all of these scam projects are now irrelevant crushed under Sergey's boot.

[Anonymous No.29007225]

Does this guy look like he has a bigger cock than Elon?

[Anonymous No.29007266]

>>29006079
You can just tell by the way that he structures his sentences that his brainpower is absolutely massive and he's constantly straining to dumb things down to the point where the people who are listening to him speak are able to understand the concepts floating around in his head that are all but rudimentary to him.

[Anonymous No.29007310]

>>29002273
In the end, he betray.

[Anonymous No.29007395]

There shall be a tournament!

[Anonymous No.29007816]

>>29006079
>>29004087
Did read never selling. All will kneel before Sergey

[Anonymous No.29009173]

>>29006079
Except Sergey just stutters about what a revolution averaging prices is. It really isn't that incredible. It certainly isn't worth 40 billion dollars.

[Anonymous No.29009209]

>>29002356
Hehe if you know you know. NSMDO

[Anonymous No.29009263]

>>29002419
RLC memes are just too fucking good. Everyone on biz needs at least 1 RLC.

[Anonymous No.29009358]

>>29002273
scammer and fraud, he'll be lucky to get out of prison for an hour a day

>>29002359
neet money he stole

>>29002850
>competitors
scammer and fraudster

[Anonymous No.29009363]

>>29006079
this is why I still come here

back in 2017 the Link threads were something unique

[Anonymous No.29009472]

Cant wait to make it in 5 years with my 3k LINK stack

[Anonymous No.29009568]

>>29002273
Sirgay is CUTE

[Anonymous No.29009771]

>>29004087
Read, saved, held, never sold. LINK is forever. 81k is FUD.

[Anonymous No.29009846]

>>29002356
Is anyone using rlc oracles?

[Anonymous No.29010012]

>>29006079
Based and wholesome take. One of the best articulations of the ineffable nature of Sergey I've ever read.

[Anonymous No.29010114]

>>29002359
>>29002537
>>29002541
>>29003067
>>29004669

The moderator was asking about how will panel of oracle operators facilitate an easy transfer and integration for enterprise and institutional use. It was clear that none of them had even contemplated that the necessity of attracting fortune 500 companies let alone started even doing it. Meanwhile Sergey had already developing business relationships with them for years by that point. These guys were all developers and were lauding how great their code was for each of their projects. Meanwhile Sergey created a decentralized network of oracles that will eventually absorb everything. He didn't even have to have necessarily the outright best code. None of them even understood why decentralization was even necessary. It still boggles my mind how far ahead he was of everyone there but then again it makes sense because hes in the space for over a decade and is probably Satoshi or part of the group. It was the first time he ever broke composure and let that smug smirk leak out. I watched this the day it came out and bought 7K LINK after it. I have 22K total that but it was one of my largest buys in a single purchase.

[Anonymous No.29010231]

>>29009173
>Except Sergey just stutters about what a revolution averaging prices is

Price feeds are literally the most valuable use case of all data that can be put on the blockchain.

[Anonymous No.29010559]

>>29006079
Posts like this are the reason I visit biz

[Anonymous No.29011060]

>>29010114
kinda based quasi schizo fud can’t tell anymore oh well haha

[Anonymous No.29011314]

>>29007158
Using green text for quotations
>you've got to go back, faggot

[Anonymous No.29011411]

>>29003743
it's the most revealing chainlink gif of all.

[Anonymous No.29011420]

>>29002273

It's amazing how much money you NEETs have given him for NOTHING.

To this day, LINK does not earn a single fucking dollar of business revenue and never will. All of the alleged partners were fraudulent and empty claims.

This is a bigger scam than Ripple.

[Anonymous No.29011485]

>>29006079
Vaguely recall reading this same exact dicksucking paragraph except it was about Elon Musk

[Anonymous No.29011787]

>>29011060
>kinda based quasi schizo fud

Idk how you even get FUD from any of that post?