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4204441 No.4204441 [Reply] [Original]

Let me get this straight. They have a partnership with SWIFT. Did demo's with AXA, Sony, top 100 international banks and just today got endorsed by HCL.

Why the fuck is this not moving? It just doesn't make sense. Market cap is only 60 million dollars.

Please no memes or shit talking, I just want a reasonable discussion. Clearly this thing has all kinds of endorsements, partnerships and involvements for it to be not some shitcoin, yet it is marketed as a /biz/ shitcoin everywhere. Why and when will this change? Was this the same with eth in the early days?

>> No.4204451

>>4204441

Needs a new exchange. /biz/ needs to meme it to another exchange.

>> No.4204471

- its only on Binance and has been botted to fuck
- the FUD/FOMO cycles on it has been nuts and persistent so a lot who are interested have already been burned and are waiting
- BTC is still up and seemingly going up still so alts are dead. some have been starting to recover as people position themselves ahead of the BTC fork/crash, but LINK is still not on everyone's radar so it hasn't started to see those early entries

advice: use its relatively low stature and cheap prices to your advantage while you can. there's enormous profit potential and its still a super small market cap

>> No.4204537

>>4204471
exactly how are the bots manipulating?

>> No.4204540

They do not have a partnership with Swift. They won a contest so they could demo their product (+100k usd). But i get your point, should go up after the fork. Nodes will be in place in Q1 2018 so we'll see some movement then. Sergey said at Devcon that a fully operational Chainlink network will be in place "relatively soon" (he later stated 2 years).

>> No.4204550 [DELETED] 

>>4204441

needs Bittrex, Bitfinex

anybody knows why it hasn't been included yet?

>> No.4204561

>>4204537

If you watch the order book you can see it, but buy/sell walls have been thrown up and taken down strategically p much since it was listed. You'll see bots probing the price, starting at one price a given range from the current price, and then incrementing by a penny toward the consensus price only to have the orders come down, and start over again at their first price.

>> No.4204588

>>4204550
I think you can only get listed on these exchanges if the request is initiated by one of the official team members. Since getting listed is not on their agenda, it seems that no team member will initiate the request to get listed on either of these exchanges.

On other exchanges (Poloniex for example) you can fill in a request form for a coin even if you are no team member. So we could spam them there. Downside is that this form requires an offical announcement which, apart from their website, they did not make.

>> No.4204599

Look at ETH.
What makes it worth the $300 it is today?
Smart contracts
They are revolutionary. Don't know why? Google it. You will find all sorts of uses for them, from Finance, Insurance companies, Airlines, you name it. There is a problem however, which is probably slowing down ETH's growth. Right now, smart contracts on the Ethereum network are limited; it's confined within the blockchain and with data on the blockchain.
Chainlink changes that.
All of those potential uses for Smart Contracts - that's all now a very legitimate possibility now. In the simplest terms, Chainlink allows for extenal data to inform smart contracts. When you consider the fact that it's decentralised, it gets a whole lot better.
People that keep saying things like "why would banks use chainlink when they can just make their own version" clearly don't understand the fundamentals of this project. Chainlink's goal is not to "be used" like (e.g.) Ripple hopes to achieve.
Chainlink is merely the bridge that enables data which is outside of the Ethereum 'universe', to communicate with it, and thus execute various actions. Thus, it's not unlikely that adopters will use their own private blockchain (biggest reason would be to avoid the market fluctuations in it's value). But - what will they use to get their data, onto the blockchain - whether it be their own token, eth, etc... Chainlink.

>> No.4204618

>>4204599
This.

>> No.4204626
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>>4204618
Knocking out that centralization, where you have to trust someone, is THE key to SmartContracts having a real world use case. But how do you get that information -- the fact that the $300 has been sent -- onto the blockchain using data that the smartcontract understands?

3. Oracles. Right now the answer is "hey we can hire Oracle X to do the translation to represent this bank dollar transaction on the blockchain." The "oracle problem" with this is that you are 100% TRUSTING that oracle to act prudently. That they don't tamper with the data. So we can kill coinbase but now we have to trust the oracle instead of coinbase .This is a HUGE problem for Banks who want to get into blockchain but have to trust a centralized oracle to translate data. This Oracle can be hacked, falsified, defrauded, really all the problems that come with centralization.
4. ChainLink - this service DECENTRALIZES that translation process of the Oracle. Now, the translation is trustless, and you have a trustless data feed that informs the trustless smart contract.

>> No.4204629

>>4204441
news does not affect crypto outside of the small variance surrounding the exponential trend. Expect over $2 this month for no other reason than its time

>> No.4204632

>>4204441
That's all you had to fucking do /biz/ fucj man kek

>> No.4204653

>>4204441
to sum it up

>BTC craze, 99% disregards anything about alts right now, only smart money is accumulating the dips
>chainlink is still very much under the radar, no marketing, only (big) rumors
>only available on one low volume exchange
>only a small amount is being traded right now, so combine this and the previous point and you have a recipe for easy manipulation

2018 will be big for chainlink, if you have the patience just hodl.

>> No.4204657

>>4204441
Partnership with IC3, Confido and worked with factom too.

Until the fork ends the price will be low. All alts are hanging on until it ends. Buy more if you have none or hold if you bought in pre SIBOS

>> No.4204670

>>4204588
Official announcement === bitcointalk ANN?
Why is that shit forum the centre of crypto?

>> No.4204700

>>4204670
Yes, bitcointalk. Why the "shit forum" is the center, i do not now. But this is required on the Poloniex form :)

>> No.4204708

Chainlink is the Only non-pajeet coin at it's current market cap

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>>4204708

this

>> No.4205471

>>4204540
>They won a contest so they could demo their product
Protip: Smartcontract won the contest last year, but there were three winners that year: Smartcontract, Rise, and Coin Sciences.

Yet Smartcontract was the ONLY outside crypto dev that was invited to showcase a demo at Sibos this year.

The Swift relationship is a lot deeper than you seem to think.

>> No.4205602 [DELETED] 

We're gonna pump.

Get in on our discord.

https://discord.gg/cUqjaEw

>> No.4205646

Better move fast. Chinese going to use Smart Contracts wtih ChinkLink

>> No.4205724

>>4205602
>https://discord.gg/cUqjaEw
INV DOESN'T WORK

>> No.4206223

>>4204626
Great insight anon

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>>4204626
actually this. Finally someone understands and doesnt meme "ethereum can just implement what chainlink does"

>> No.4206454

The product is great, the token is LITERALLY useless, in the most literal sense of the word.

>> No.4206461

>>4206408

The thing is that both ETH and BTC will NEED $LINK

How can they otherwise get the external data to provide their computational logic? They can't , LINK solves the "real truth" problem in a cryptopgraphic way. It's like the HTTPS of blockchains

>> No.4206480

>>4206454
It is literally used to fuel the transaction fees and also used to run a trusted node.

You cannot use the product without using the token

>> No.4206496

>>4206454
In a market run off pure speculation literally any token is useless in the "literal sense". What real application does bitcoin provide outside of literally any other crypto that it is price above?

>> No.4206512

>>4206461
They can use external data but it won't be tamper proof or secure, nobody will use it. That's where decentralized oracles come in.

>> No.4206519

One billion coins dumb fuck

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>>4204540
Sleek FUD

He did NOT state the network will be done in 2 years you fucking pajeet

That was basically when he expects widespread usage.

The infrastructure is already completed

And yes the mkt cap is insanely low. MASSIVE profits to be made here

>> No.4206542

>>4204441
Binance is dictating the price right now. Not that hard to artificially suppress it. Also no working product yet and won't be for a long while.

>> No.4206543

>>4206512
Do you not know what "trustless" means boyo?

>> No.4206659

>>4206542
there is a working product, stupid pajeet. check the website

>> No.4206678

>>4206659
nodes run on a testnet, its not really working

>> No.4206719

Sold my 0x for link today

Almost at 50k

Hope this is my way out
i want to dump my girlfriend and travel the world, been stuck in this relationship for too long, would love to have Some cash and make Some passive income to focus on myself

>> No.4206728

>>4206678
It is working, it's just not implemented as a network yet.

And considering that this is a DEcentralized network, "implementation" and "widespread acceptance" are synonyms.

But the working product is virtually finished.

>> No.4206746

I hope it tanks some more while Salt moons so I can buy in a decent chunk.

>> No.4206812

>>4204441
to be 100% clear and i hold big Link bags..

1) No partnership with AXA or Sony, this was confirmed by Rory that purely mockups.

2) their announcement last week was that they had just chosen GO as the language for Chainlink. this means they are absolutely fking no where when it comes to releasing the decentralized network. AND BEFORE any of you dumbfks start howling about the SIBOS demo, that was a centralized Oracle solution.

3) their POC involved data from banks, which sure is great as it's a pain in the arse to get POCs with banks. however no smart contract will ever work with just one bank's data, it's more likely to use the REUTERS reference, and Reuters have just released B1IQ which is this, but without Chainlink. Yes they could use Chainlink at some point to monetize, however given Chainlink isn't built don't expect anything soon.

I believe this investment is like ethereum, long-term hold but until it pays off will be some pain.

>> No.4206852

>>4206719
you're like me but your goal is 5x as much LINK. I'm chasing the passive income meme so I can travel and think it can become a reality with crypto. Keep on trekking senpai.

>> No.4206870

>>4204540
They don't have a partnership with Swift true, but as Ripple rises to prominence Swift has a quickly growing need to adopt Link to compete; seeing as they are already in close talks it is likely to happen.

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>>4206812
>No partnership with AXA or Sony, this was confirmed by Rory that purely mockups.
Lmao no.
Rory confirmed that they did in fact have a smart contract with them.

Go look, the firewall contract signed by AXA and Sony is still live.

> their announcement last week was that they had just chosen GO as the language for Chainlink. this means they are absolutely fking no where when it comes to releasing the decentralized network.
Except Chainlink network V1.0 was finished before the presale. It's what they used for the Swift proof of concept and Sibos demo.
Source: https://www.coindesk.com/swift-completes-blockchain-smart-contracts-trial/

>however no smart contract will ever work with just one bank's data
This makes zero sense.

>> No.4206963

>>4206480
doesnt that then make the product useless then if the coin appreciates like people itt are claiming it will?

who would pay $10-100$ just to get a little offline data for a single smart contract? it should cost a few cents. dumb idea to tokenize

>> No.4206997

>>4206963
It will work like adjusting difficulty for mining. Obviously miners arent making the amount of btc they used to or else everyone with an antminer would be a millionare.

>> No.4207059

>>4206997
so then why would the coin appreciate a lot even if tons of people are using it then?

>> No.4207067

>>4206963
The Link token is divisible to 18 decimals.

Link could be 1 million a pop, and you could still pay cents worth.

>>4207059
Because supply and demand.

>> No.4207088

why hodl now when you can hodl at 2018 .

>> No.4207095

>>4207059
what? Cause fuckin basic economics

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>>4204599
This.

Great rundown.

>> No.4207701

>>4204540
fuckkkk 2 years of waiting for this shit to move!? why are we wasting our time here

>> No.4207760

>>4206454
This
Token is completely useless

>> No.4207772

>>4207760
How would you fund the project and reward investors without a token?

>> No.4207787

Everyone is hoarding their LINK. Only 2% of existing LINK is being actively traded and it dictates the price. It's being botted to hell.

>> No.4207792

>>4204441
Because they DON'T have a partnership with SWIFT.

They did a thing with SWIFT this one time and every single retarded fucking LINKer has since inferred the existence of a partnership.

>> No.4207828

>>4207792
What coins are you bullish for that aren't BTC or ETH?

>> No.4207834

>>4207701
Christ that’s not what was said you card carrying retard. I bet you fail miserably at the hands of the baseless fud and shilling that fills this board

>> No.4207882

>>4207828
OMG is a lock. NEO/GAS will be bigger, Ripple will live on and grow.

Everything else is a gamble.

FYI decentralization is inherently against human nature. I'm not saying it won't happen, or that the technology is bad. I'm saying that human beings being the investors in decentralized projects, only the "trusted" people in the decentralization industry will generally succeed in their projects.

This means money skeleton and the Ethereum team are absolutely the ones to follow right now, and it's not even close. You want ACTUAL coins that are going to be huge? Follow Buterin, Poon, Zamfir, Wood, Kwon and the like.

Until anyone proves themselves worthy of comparison to these teams who do you think is actually going to get the partnerships of the existing centralized entities run by human beings?

And protip: Buterin dislikes LINK and actively supports Oraclize.

>> No.4207977

>>4207882
Buterin is a noted communist so what he likes and dislikes can go fuck themselves.

My problem with the line of logic that people only trust established people is that they got there without being trusted. It's circular logic.

With your reasoning you shouldn't have invested in ETH until it was $200 because they hadn't proved themselves yet.

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>> No.4207986

>>4204540
>he later stated 2 years
lmao I estimated 2019 delivery in another thread and some deluded linkie told me I was totally wrong. Now it's straight from the horse's mouth. I was able to make this prediction because I'm a software engineer and I know what it takes to ship software. Here's my next prediction: ChainLink solves a nonproblem .

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>>4207986
he said 2 years for widespread use, not for having a finished product.

>Rent Free

>> No.4208032

>>4207980
this meme is way 2 spicy

>> No.4208035

>>4207986
2 years for an established API portfolio anon.
The network itself is pretty much finished and ready for full-scale implementation very soon.

This is a decentralized network, it will only be fully deployed when it has reached its optimal number of users.

>> No.4208045

>>4208032
i agree, burning my tongue here

>> No.4208068

>>4207980
Straight to the top 5 best Link memes. Congrats.

>> No.4208130

>>4207977
They earned the trust with innovation and they're still developing new projects aka OMG. You'd have to be crazy not to invest.

Investing prior to trust requires vision. You'd have to realize what ETH was before even 90% of /biz/ knew, let along 99% of people. If you can do that, hey that's great.

But most people can't and will waste a fuck ton of money trying to be visionary when in actuality they don't know shit about the most lofty minded technological innovation in human history.

Do you KNOW exactly how decentralized networks are going to be implemented? No? Can you really tell me why Oraclize wouldn't do what LINK does? And no just saying "it's centralized" isn't an answer. Why does LINK NEED a token? Why can't Ethereum just set up an Oracle service?

Knowing these things before most people in an already highly technical and highly intelligent market like cryptocurrencies is extremely hard.

It'd have been easier in 2014/2015 when there was only Bitcoin and a few minor shitcoins. Ethereum if you really understood it, would have stood out.

But I prefer to rely at least somewhat on reputation. It's very helpful. It's how seed investments make their decisions too. Invest in PEOPLE. The Ethereum team has proven that they understand this technology WAY better than anyone ive seen. And it's not even close. And I've seen a lot of white papers, websites, presentations, and pretenders. I know they're real.

And Vitalik is still 23 fucking years old. I know I was retarded about politics then too. Give him time.

>> No.4208151

>>4207882
Oraclize is shit though...

>> No.4208172

>>4207986
>ChainLink solves a nonproblem .
What are you basing that statement on?

>> No.4208231

>>4208130
>Why can't Ethereum just set up an Oracle service?
ah yet another linkholder. This has been said so many fucking times I'm almost becoming sick of it. Move along boys, he's fudding.

>> No.4208235

>>4208130
>Do you KNOW exactly how decentralized networks are going to be implemented? No? Can you really tell me why Oraclize wouldn't do what LINK does?
Well? How is Oraclize going to do what link does?

>> No.4208237

>>4207882
you are essentially arguing to invest in the tokens that have the biggest names backing them.

link is advised by top academics and industry names like andrew miller, ari juels, evan chang. they have shown themselves capable of interacting with top industry players like SWIFT.

sure they don't have the support of the core ethereum team, but what makes you think this ethereum team is so special that they, only they, can succeed in this space going forward?

>> No.4208249

>>4207882
Your whole premise is that Vitalik is the only "trusted" name in crypto.
Until half a year ago, hardly anyone outside of autistic crypto forums had ever heard of him.

Crypto is only just beginning, trusted names will continue to pop up all the time.

And the very genesis of crypto, Bitcoin, is notorious precisely for not having had a trusted name attached to it for many years.

Your whole line of reasoning is retarded.

>> No.4208274

>>4208231
He's right idiot

>> No.4208281

>>4208130
Everything u said I agree eith, have an upboat

>> No.4208288

>>4207067
>>4207095
securities are priced by expectations of future discounted dividends/profits, not by supply and demand

>> No.4208295

>>4208274
k why dont you call up your boy vitalik and have him start working on one, I'm sure he'll be stoked after you suck his dick for a couple of hours.

>> No.4208298

>>4208231
None of your replies to the claim are satisfactory.

>>4208237
This is the crypto industry. The ONLY experience is crypto experience. No academic, military, corporate, or scientific experience is accepted. Crypto ONLY.

>>4208249
Reputation is not retarded when the reputation is earned. OMG is literally the best altcoin in existence. It's hardly a coincidence that it's backed by the entire Ethereum team.

Of course new named will pop up. Do you trust your ability to find them? Hope so.

If your analysis led you to fucking Sergey well, it's your money.

>> No.4208302

>>4207882
>GAS
>NEO
The first line of their blurb on the webpage.
>NEO is a non-profit
You realise that is so they can escape litigation for their scam right?

>> No.4208319

>>4208298
>OMG is literally the best altcoin in existence
>no product
LMAO

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>>4207986
Thanks senpai. I appreciate your updates, really keeps us in perspective.
Here's the 3D logo if anyone wants it, we could really stand to improve our meme game.

>> No.4208346

>>4204441
>unqualified Starbucks barista as CEO

>> No.4208348

>>4206519
start thinking in mcap and sats desu

>> No.4208364

>>4208319
Tell me that in 2018

>> No.4208432

What's this "botted to shit" meme? In the end, if there's a demand, a bot can't keep the price down.

>> No.4208435

>>4208068
Thanks. Here is my 3D cube render if anyone wants to step up in the meme war.
Really appreciate your posts too, really puts things in perspective.

>> No.4208451

>>4208435
Thanks, man!

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>>4208435

>> No.4208483

>>4208462
noice, was also thinking of making this

>> No.4208493

>>4204653
>hodl altcoins
Wew

>> No.4208497

>>4208462
Really good. I'll use it.

>> No.4208582

>>4208432
Just try to scalp link in binance and you will see what happens. An anon in an earlier thread realized exactly what were the bots doing and began placing counter orders against the bots. When he placed an order that the bot couldn't counter binance just deleted his sell/buy order. It's easy. 90 percent of the link volume is in binance and the volume is decreasing. Another coin being a complete shitcoin would have at least double the marketcap link has now.
Link triple topped before the dump began. That's not normal

>> No.4208644

>>4208432
Well there's not a lot of demand right now.

>> No.4208648

>>4208582
bots are used, and should be used, for price stabilization

despite countless lemmings crying "Bot manipulation," i still have no idea how or why bots suppress the price of a coin to 50-80% LOWER than its "fair" price, for weeks on end.

>> No.4208687

>>4208432

Anyone willing to sell their LINK for cheap, bots eat it. Simply put.

>> No.4208718

>>4208687
and if that price is below link's true value, wouldn't it induce others to buy them up? then the bot loses

but of course 4chan doesn't understand basic supply/demand, and subscribe to some bizarre ideas of bot voodoo magic

>> No.4208721

>>4208687
But the bots will eventually have to stop buying, let the price raise than then dump their link, right?

>> No.4208780

>>4204471
>>4204451
>new exchange
>only on binance

It's on Coss exchange too, silly willies

>> No.4208812

>>4208648
Because FOMO works that way. If you see a coin rising 10 percent a day you may wait to see if it drops. If it keeps rising and you see that it has partnerships lined up and the chance to go big you buy. You drive the price up and more people join so the moon mission begins.
Links moon mission was nipped in the bud. Whales dumped before Sibos and people panic sold driving the price down. But the same whales that dumped rebought again at cheaper prices. And now volume is drying. Most of the bagholders won't sell unless significant bad news come and there is no buy pressure unless good news arrive.
But ask yourself btc keeps rising because people assume it will keep rising. All it takes is some whales to agree on a price to dump hard and then a lot of people will panic sell. Whales will rebuy the cheap bitcoin and the cycle begins again.
The thing with Chainlink is that it had a massive dump without a proper moon mission.
Memes aside anyone that says that link is a shitcoin is retarded. Is one of the most promising coins at the current marketcap but it's a very long term hold and some don't want to take the opportunity cost and try trading other coins

>> No.4208829

Because everything has been overstated, you deluded fuckers see everything as a "partnership", as if Swift and Chainlink are now 50/50 operation LMAO. Swift has 100's of companies they are working with or testing applications with. All the other crap OP posted is also wildly overstated. WAKE UP. Price reflect reality. This is vaporware to be in dev for "a few years" as Sergey said himself "a few years" until release. It's dumped because no one wants to hold a 15cent bag for 3 years. Only down from here as nothing is delivered month after month.

>> No.4208866

>>4208812
Link went 5x ico
Why would whales crash it down to 80%? The only answer is there's no manipulation, no one wants to buy the shit

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>mfw bought link yesterday
I'll never fall for biz memes again

>> No.4209045

>>4208298
>OMG is literally the best altcoin in existence
Holy shit lol, that's fine bro.

>Of course new names will pop up. Do you trust your ability to find them?
I trust that if I do find them before they blow up, I'll be rich.

>> No.4209167

>>4208130
>>4208274
>Why can't Ethereum just set up an Oracle service?
Even if Ethereum did it, they'd have to set up a separate decentralized network of oracles.
Literally anyone could rip off Chainlink and set up a decentralized oracle network.
Just like literally anyone could rip off Bitcoin.

Good luck going up against Chainlink though.
- first mover
- years of high-end industry exposure (WEF, Capgemini, Gartner, Swift, Sony, AXA, BNP Paribas, Barclays, ...)
- years of high-end development (just look at the WP)
- the fucking domain name "smartcontract.com"
etc. etc.

>> No.4209184

>>4208493
Yeah, you're right, just look at ANS and OMG for example, hodling those from the beginning sure was a really bad fucking idea.

>> No.4209205

>>4208432
>a bot can't keep the price down
Sure it can.

>> No.4209217

>>4204441
Why is it fucking crashing AGAIN? Just when I think I've bought at the bottom the cunt drops again.

>> No.4209246

Guys, settle down. ETH will soon pump to $1000 and boost a fuck ton of legitimate erc-20 tokens, LINK will be amongst the highest gainers. Don’t believe me? Great, but do take a mental note of this for when that happens you will see dubs don’t lie.

>> No.4209253

>>4208648
Markets are emotional, anon. Jesus christ.

>> No.4209290

>>4208866
>The only answer is there's no manipulation
Bots are manipulation.
And when there's only one exchange, manipulation can be extremely effective.

>> No.4209307

>>4208866
When the price is low you can accumulate more links. Keep it low and accumulate until a bigger exchange lists it.

>> No.4210048

What is up with these prices? I was expecting a fork dip but not this hard.

>> No.4210064

>>4204599
yep

t. holder of ETH and LINKbux

>> No.4210181

>>4204441
Kek is allowing his chosen people to accumulate

>> No.4210222

>>4210048
Because this is what happens when you have tens of thousands of amateur traders battling with FUD, bots and the intense desire to chase a BTC pump

For anyone who can hold through this shit, they will be heavily rewarded, lets just imagine what price it will get when it hits bittrex

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>>4207792
lol

>> No.4211031

>>4210274
Nah this is just a shitcoin.
Real players take selfies in front of Google signs.

>> No.4211093

but why would the token be valuable?. It's only a utility token after all.

>> No.4211136

>>4211031
and make sure to bring a skateboard to every photoshoot with an apple logo clearly in sight.

And reply with cryptic responses and winky faces when people ask if the Apple sticker is a hint for future partner

>> No.4211168

>>4211093
read the white paper

>> No.4211215

>>4207059
Just leave this board dude

>> No.4211222

>>4207059
Just. Get. Out.

>> No.4211236
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>>4211093
so is eth u faggot shut the fuck up


neckbeard pajeet you won't make it

buy link faggot

>> No.4211376

>>4207059
why is iphone not cheap

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11.5k link marine here, will i make it?

>> No.4211454

>>4211451
Prepare to get rich but not rich enough to retire.

>> No.4211488

>>4208288
This isn't a security you turbomong.

>> No.4211492

>>4211454
what about my 5k link? i'm thinking 2020 link is at $300..r-right?

>> No.4211570

>>4211492
>>4211454
I encourage you to realize that IF link achieves mass adoption...it will benefit services and industries (by cutting costs) that normies use EVERY. SINGLE. DAY. Think about how many API calls a bank does in a day. I can't give an estimate but I think $300/token is conservative in this scenario.

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>>4211492
Don't think too far like that.

Just know that you're in the game and you're good to go. Hold/accumulate on solid projects and if you want to dabble in other coin pumps do so at your own risk.

A billion dollar market cap is achievable in the near future. Which puts link slightly under 3 dollars. 10 billion would mean big adoption which puts it slightly under 30 dollars

If link could ever do a 100 billion dollar market cap (under 300 dollars) bitcoin would most likely be in the trillions.

One of these days the bubbles going to burst and only the big players stay. For sure Bitcoin and ethereum and i have my gut feeling and 4chan meme magic that chainlink will as well

>> No.4211616

>>4211575

And that's with a 350M circulating supply?

>> No.4211651

>>4211616
1 billion dollars in marketcap would put link at $5 given the current supply not below $3.

>> No.4211711

>>4211651

Well, 1 B marketcap should be chump change for the use of Chainlink

I think we'll see a 10 B cap easily

>> No.4211713

>>4211651
1 bil/350 mil is like 2.8 tho

>> No.4211976

>>4211616
Yeah simple math just do 1bill divide by 350mill 10 billion divide by 350 million or if you want to skip the extra zeros just do
1000 divide by 350 etc etc

>> No.4212884

>>4204441
I'll really tell you why. In the whitepaper, they never tell you how the token holder benefits from it.

>anybody can become a node!
>if you have more links then others are more likely to use your node

THE ABOVE MEANS JACK SHIT.