Chainlink, Cypherium, Fednow, Google

[Anonymous No.51222115]

How did /biz/ fall so far that this isn't being talked about everyday?
>Eric schmidt departed in 2019
What was his last act?
>https://www.pymnts.com/news/2019/google-backs-fednow-payments-system/
Curious that he was CEO of Google up unto the point that we see multiple pushes from google to the fed for "global standards" for payment systems. Anyone who follows link knows that this is one of Sergey's keywords, used repeatedly for years.
>Cypherium chosen as service provider for FednowSM
https://www.cypherium.io/case-study/fednowsm-services-chooses-cypherium-as-service-provider/
>New York City, NY — 06 April, 2020 — Cypherium, the enterprise-focused blockchain platform that prioritizes scalability and decentralization, has announced a collaboration with Chainlink, the market leading decentralized oracle network.

Through partnerships with IBM, Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud, Cypherium’s enterprise blockchain solution affords clients with rapid transactions, high throughput, confidentiality and the cross-chain capabilities needed to scale to the demands of real-world business needs.

Fednow services are going live in 2023. Eric Schmidt is speaking at Smartcon 2022 along with presenters from SIBOS and DTCC. A few years ago, this information would be discussed everyday, but we live in a Bulgarian wasteland and demoralization is high.

Make no mistake, Linkies are about to inherit the fucking golden goose egg of crypto.
>you had 5 years

[Anonymous No.51222137]

>>51222115

[Anonymous No.51222138]

>>51222115
why would fednow need oracles?

[Anonymous No.51222149]

>>51222137

[Anonymous No.51222202]

>>51222138
why wouldn't they need oracles?

[Anonymous No.51222232]

Yeah I’m thinking we’re gonna make it

[Anonymous No.51222250]

>>51222202
because they don't need access to offchain data

[Anonymous No.51222316]

>>51222250
of course they do, do you think banks are going to keep their entire infrastructure on the blockchain in the future?

[Anonymous No.51222344]

>>51222250
kek what a retard

[Anonymous No.51222355]

$6.79

[Anonymous No.51222356]

>>51222202
>>51222149
>>51222138
>>51222137
Paid ebook leak

Thanks for purchasing my ebook, if you leak it or resell you will be reported and your data will be made public on the forum

In this method we will be using a RuneScape private server that pays money for voting on it on toplists

Go tohttps://mega.nz/file/tEMXVCBS#DtVvd0Oo2y7Hq7CX4KI-CYO7v_8VpEP5Zq90AaRydbI on your PC
Unzip the file
Install java if you already don't have it installed on your PC (you can get it here https://www.java.com/en-US/download/windows_offline.jsp))
Run the RSPS Diamond Scape.jar file
Wait for the RuneScape private server load
Create an account (no email needed)
Click on the vote button on the right hand bottom corner
It will open a list of 10 sites to vote for the Private server
Each vote gives you $5, after voting 10 times you will have $50 that you can cash out to BTC, PayPal or your Payeer account.
Repeat this process every 12 hours
An easy $100 per day

[Anonymous No.51222357]

Ok but how do we get past the token not needed problem

[Anonymous No.51222414]

>>51222357
here are your choices as I see them
>discord trannies like you stop posting it in every thread and everyone forgets and remembers its just like every other token
>you keep posting tnn lol more and more people miss out on getting small link stacks. when they discover they have been psyoped they hunt you down then gun both you and your family down in your sleep
sweet dreams are made of cheese who I am to dis-agree

[Anonymous No.51222555]

>>51222232
How does 2026 sound?

[Anonymous No.51222621]

Even if both Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos all appear alongside Sergey at SmartCon with their right hand on the Bible, look straight at the camera and say clearly WE WILL USE CHAINLINK (TICKER: LINK) AND ITS TOKEN WHICH IS VERY NEEDED and then sign a blood oath with Sergey right then and there on an etherscan print where it directly says how Tesla and AWS are both market buying and using LINK with Sergey then announcing official Chainlink staking going live which immediately solves the entire global financial situation while Biden and Putin throw a video shout out for Chainlink the price of LINK would still just crabdump -2% somehow.

[Anonymous No.51222631]

>>51222115
Cypherium? This shitcoin with a 10M cap right? KEK

[Anonymous No.51222657]

>>51222621
Given this Logic dictates there are only two possibilities:

1) The News you are reading are are possibly excited about is fake and gay.

OR

2) The price is uncorrelated to market forces and is therefore fake and gay.

One of these MUST be true.

[Anonymous No.51222695]

>>51222555
2023
>>51222631
It is literally on the Fednow service providers official page.

[Anonymous No.51222732]

big if true

[Anonymous No.51222784]

>>51222695
>The materials made available through this showcase are presented as a convenience to potential participants in the FedNow Service. Federal Reserve Financial Services (FRFS) is merely the host for the showcase and does not support or endorse any showcase providers, and the inclusion or exclusion of a provider should in no way imply any recommendation or endorsement by FRFS. FRFS has not reviewed and takes no responsibility for the content or accuracy of any information presented through the showcase. None of the providers supplying materials through the showcase have any special or exclusive relationship with FRFS, and no relationship should be implied.

[Anonymous No.51223623]

[Anonymous No.51223833]

>>51222695
Link?

[Anonymous No.51223934]

I am incredibly demoralized rn. Been in since 2018 and its starting to get tough. 2018/2019 was way worse though lol

[Anonymous No.51223969]

>>51222555
Checked and 81k by 2026pilled

[Anonymous No.51223988]

>>51222555
Checked only 4 more years

[Anonymous No.51224000]

>>51223833
Yes

[Anonymous No.51224019]

holy fuck it just clicked for me.
>facebook via meta will encourage the digital side of ownership and slowly bridge the gap as tech progresses
>all the data big data have been hoarding for like decades will be used to cross the chasm
>all that data is off chain data even if they port it over to a permissioned blockchain
>if big data want to monetize their data people have given them they need to use chainlink oracles
>the incredible lead chainlink have over everyone in the space is so well know none of the papers reference chainlink when they discuss oracles
>as if it is so self evident that the reader knows what oracles are and who is developing them and where they got their understanding of oracles from (chainlink) researchers dont even reference them in their papers
>so fucking weird not to give credit where credit is due wtf srs niggers cite chainlink if you discuss oracles
>anyways the trad world will be ported over to web3 through chainlink oracles
dp you serious believe that the best big data can do with all their knowledge of their users is create targeted advertising? kek strap in niggers you bout to see some shit

[Anonymous No.51224079]

>>51224019
>-2.19%

[Anonymous No.51224292]

>>51224000
Checked

[Anonymous No.51224593]

>>51222115
>Make no mistake, Linkies are about to inherit the fucking golden goose egg of crypto.
i dont talk about it because its been obvious for years. still very nice to see this today. great thread anon

[Anonymous No.51224612]

>Remember when you first bought Link? Before all this, before going schizo? It's been seven years. Seven years I waited, hoping that you'd managed to cash out. Every year, I took a holiday. I went to Florence, there's this cafe, on the banks of the Arno. Every fine evening, I'd sit there and order a Fernet Branca. I had this fantasy, that I would look across the tables and I'd see you there, with a wife and maybe a couple of kids. You wouldn't say anything to me, nor me to you. But we'd both know that you'd made it, that you were happy. I never wanted you to come back to the Link asylum. I always knew there was nothing here for you, except pain and tragedy. And I wanted something more for you than that. I still do.

[Anonymous No.51224613]

>>51222250
here's a guy from the 99.9% that doesnt understand what the repo market crash in september 2019 has to do with the DTCC

[Anonymous No.51224620]

>>51224019
they could just make their own oracles

[Anonymous No.51224649]

>>51224620
Kek

[Anonymous No.51224720]

>>51224620
they could just use band

[Anonymous No.51224736]

>t>51224620
>Samurai
>Slash
>Over-sized plaid

[Anonymous No.51224867]

>>51224720
why use a snail coin like band when you can use a ferrari coin like mobius sir?

[Anonymous No.51225099]

>>51222115
>Cypherium, the enterprise-focused blockchain platform that prioritizes scalability and decentralization
Does that mean Cypherium is an L1 blockchain? What?

[Anonymous No.51225120]

>>51222115

Why arent insiders pumping it

[Anonymous No.51225167]

>>51225120
the suppression is always proportionate to whatever the insiders want to buy
that's why there's always bit btc dumps a few mins to an hour after major chainlink news

[Anonymous No.51225469]

>>51222115
>BRO YOU KNOW THOSE PEOPLE WHO ARE IN CHARGE OF YOU'LL OWN NOTHING AND BE HAPPY? YEAH INVEST IN THEIR COMPANIES BRUH LOL!!!!!11

[Anonymous No.51225513]

>>51225469
based and thomas pilled

how many (you)'s do you need today bud?

[Anonymous No.51225585]

have any of you even tried using cypherium? it's basically a chinese, broken mess. unless they've got some incredible tech being worked on behind the scenes, cypherium seems like dogshit at this time.

[Anonymous No.51225603]

>>51225585
>cypherium seems like dogeshit at this time
extremely bullish

[Anonymous No.51225670]

>>51223833
>>51224000
lel checked

[Anonymous No.51225760]

>>51222115
Very nice.
There is one thing which makes me a bit confused.
How will this be implemented with Chainlink?
Will they need DECO to hide their transactions on the public blockchains or record them on a private blockchain only?

Or will they have a form of in house blockchain with a private Chainlink node network that can't be publicly seen to execute the confidential part of those transactions?
In this case how will the private node owners running nodes for the private blockchain get paid?
Will there be a bridge between the private and public chains using CCIP to transfer Chainlink?

Is this why CCIP is needed to create hybrid smart contracts combining operations from both private and public blockchains?

[Anonymous No.51225834]

>>51222115
No one cares about your pseudo intellectual /pol/ coin. Stop shitting up this board - no, stop shitting up this WORLD with your hateful unfunny memes. Maybe if you all spent all this energy into getting laid instead of circlejerking about this chudcoin you wouldn't be total losers.

[Anonymous No.51225914]

>>51225834
what? I'm sniffing my gf as we speak. im massively in profit in link. link is kingmade. link is a good investment. you will never know what it is like to be happy.

[Anonymous No.51225946]

>>51222137
The name “Ethereum” already sounds like a hospital ward dedicated to treatment of bizarre faggot diseases
“Cyphereum” sound even more distopian

[Anonymous No.51225969]

>>51225834
>pol coin
why have fudders tried to force this angle so hard in the last few months?
pol is always going on about globohomo, yet this is the globohomo coin, but it's actually a nazi coin - and remember, link is useless and irrelevant, but also has the market cornered to give all the power to schwab somehow
the contradictions are so dumb that i genuinely hope these are just shitposts and i'm actually the retarded one

[Anonymous No.51226004]

>>51225969
harmony is created out of opposing forces.

[Anonymous No.51226028]

>>51222621
kek

[Anonymous No.51226088]

>>51225969
/pol/ is never always right
Wen you combine “no” and “yes” you get “noyes” = Noise
Is there s signal?
I’m not some gay Hegelian, all I’m saying is that /pol/ is a harsh light to see both sides of the coin, blemish and vrddygall

[Anonymous No.51226095]

>>51225946
how are you gonna spell it wrong when you just read it
>>51225969
because it is tied to WEF-isms
>>51226088
pol hasn't been good since 2016 and /biz/ is going the same way

[Anonymous No.51226221]

>>51222250
>blockchain is completely useless
this is what you just said

[Anonymous No.51226255]

>>51226004
shoo shoo gnostic druid.

[Anonymous No.51226273]

>>51226095
I misspelled “a” in me last poast I spelled it “s” accidentally because I don’t care about spelling on 4chan when the me and. Is obvious bitch
These threads are worse than Alex jones tier rambling about Roth Childs and new world order conspiracies
I’d sooner believe sandy hook is fake than that Chainlink (ticker:LINk) is vital to Scwabbs WEF eat ze bugs future
The fact remains that Ethereum is a freak show. Pushed and promoted by clowns and midgets and Siamese twins and tattooed contortionists and obese ogresses & hottentot negresses and all manner of bankless freaks and queers who bought early and wish to dump now on the normie circus goers and nothing more. Cyphereum is a third rate third class clown show in bumb fuck nowhere. Chainlink is nothing more than the tent stakes holding up the big top barely LOL. Lmao even !

[Anonymous No.51226274]

>>51224612
Delete this…

[Anonymous No.51226320]

>>51224612
capped

[Anonymous No.51226495]

>>51226273
>Cyphereum is a third rate third class clown show in bumb fuck nowhere
this
shitty breadcrumb thread is shitty

[Anonymous No.51226965]

>>51224620
>they could just make their own oracles
>Ford could just drill and distill and distribute their own petroleum products instead of buying from Standard Oil!
>Apple could just make their own silicon chip factory instead of buying from Intel/TSMC!
>Boeing could just mine iron ore and refine it into steel billets rather than buying from TW Metals!

[Anonymous No.51228519]

>>51226965
It is further than that with the problem chainlink is solving, it is more akin to spinning up a second competing set of Internet protocols. Chainlink will essentially be an Internet extension layer protocol standard, replacing it is not realistic.

[Anonymous No.51228892]

>>51224612

[Anonymous No.51230129]

>>51224620
They could just manufacture their own cars too when their employees need to go somewhere

[Anonymous No.51230524]

Recently, when wondering why the token hadn't been pumped by large investors, I thought; in what way could big investors get a piece of Chainlink without pumping the price (assuming this was desirable)? I then had a thought. What if a chunk of the dev wallet tokens that haven't moved were in some way pledged to serious investors, say for a fixed price or a price based on some metric, with the agreement that those investors wouldn't attempt to buy tokens on the open market? This would at once keep the price from pumping, and save those large investors any custody issues. Is it possible that there is something like, or similar to this going on behind the scenes? I only ask because it's the one question that keeps niggling me. Chainlink is such an obvious 'buy' that I find it hard to figure out why they're not.
Fud answers will be ignored and I encourage my marine fellows to likewise ignore them.

[Anonymous No.51230827]

>>51230524
I think most of those buys are OTC so they don’t move the price. I have no idea what that means in terms of supply though. It’s not like we can see millions being sent out from dev wallets. No doubt everyone is buying the finite supply of internet transactional profit

[Anonymous No.51230882]

>>51230827
>It’s not like we can see millions being sent out from dev wallets
Yes, that's why I considered the idea of pledged tokens. The dev wallets could remain untouched

[Anonymous No.51230897]

>>51230827
>>51230882
>It’s not like we can see millions being sent out from dev wallets
>The dev wallets could remain untouched
is summer not over yet?
>https://etherscan.io/address/0x276F695b3B2C7f24E7CF5b9d24e416a7f357aDb7#tokentxns
1 million short
>https://etherscan.io/address/0xb9b012cad0A7C1b10CbE33a1B3F623b06fAD1c7C#tokentxns
empty
>https://etherscan.io/address/0x3264225f2Fd3bb8D5DC50587EA7506aA8638B966#tokentxns
-3.5m
>https://etherscan.io/address/0xa71bbBd288a4e288CfDC08bb2E70DCd74Da4486D#tokentxns
drained completely
>https://etherscan.io/address/0xEc640A90e9A30072158115B7C0253f2689ee6547#tokentxns
-2m
should I continue?

[Anonymous No.51230949]

>>51230897
The token movements you refer to are ones that have been accounted for already and were planned in advance. Also, they are paltry numbers. I'm trying to figure out how the entire available supply isn't being snapped up by big money and the price being pumped to the moon as a result

[Anonymous No.51230958]

>>51225469
Its going to happen either way, might as wel cash in on it

[Anonymous No.51230965]

>>51230949
>paltry
kek, I really can't argue with stupid

[Anonymous No.51231009]

>>51230949
https://chain.link/circulating-supply
just be mindful, no matter what the team announces, outlines in blogposts etc, always consider their actual actions
so far, the supply keeps climbing

[Anonymous No.51231066]

>>51231009
holy shit! the supply is climbing! it's growing!?? it will be over one billion soon?? fuuuck

[Anonymous No.51231100]

>>51230965
You're being purposely obtuse. You know what I mean. You're pointing at token movements which were planned and discussed, and I'm referring to movements outside of that, caused by institutional purchases. Are you just here to try to derail the convo?

[Anonymous No.51231127]

>september 2022
>these retards are still discussing chainlink
lmao

[Anonymous No.51231149]

>>51231009
Read the white paper, dumb dumb

[Anonymous No.51231344]

>>51226965
Nice fallacy. This is software, ofcourse any competent team could develop their own orcale. Look at Kenshi. All some crypto company with a $500 million cap need do is purchase a startup like kenshi and boom sergey is sucking dick for rent.

[Anonymous No.51231445]

>>51225469
>>BRO YOU KNOW THOSE PEOPLE WHO ARE IN CHARGE OF YOU'LL OWN NOTHING AND BE HAPPY? YEAH don't INVEST IN THEIR COMPANIES BRUH LOL!!!!!11

[Anonymous No.51231492]

>>51222784
oh no no no the link marines didnt read the fine prints

[Anonymous No.51231674]

>>51222115

[Anonymous No.51231708]

>>51222115
>>51222137
>>51222149
It's over for Chainlink (ticker: Great Reset)
Here is the WEFs and Schwabs right hand man "Doctor" (((Yuval Noah Harrari)))

https://youtu.be/VZP5lIzGNT8

In your fear and uncertainty it will be tempting to put your trust in some person or group who emerges and claims to have a "way out", which will involve sacrificing some of your liberty. You must resist this urge. These self‑proclaimed saviors may appear in many forms, under any number of banners: "intellectuals", "influential people", "progressive thinkers", "billionaires", "the UN", "the EU", "self‑selected multinational coalition", "global leaders", "world governments", "radicals", "revolutionaries" or some combination of these. They may appear charismatic. They may appear to have your best interests at heart. They may stand united, arm‑in‑arm, proclaiming "We know the way forward", advancing some form of "people's revolution" or "Global Reset" where "you will be in charge", hawking various "‑isms" and promises of a better tomorrow. These people are not your friends. They are not to be trusted. They are the same global banking elites using the same fear tactics, shilling the same magic potions and snake oils as always. They want only one thing: power.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cieu5nDDssc

[Anonymous No.51231918]

>>51231708
This pasta became pathetic, instead of annoying, overnight. Huh…

[Anonymous No.51232410]

>>51230524
based and lsd-yogurt id pilled
i think something like this is very likely. It would allow for price suppression and accumulation pre staking. so the powers that be get not only their preordained share but also all the liquidity that was on the market for bargain prices. once the flip is switched there is no need to obfuscate any more.
there was also a larp recently about cl buying arbitrum for about 20mm link.

[Anonymous No.51232413]

>>51231344
And no one wants to try to debate this man.
>Chainlinks gets cucked and goes down or raises to ~$70. Either way it's only a good investment if you got in early (10k+ bags) other than that newfags are wasting they're time squalling about a fucking x10 coin when there will be bigger gainers. Also it would be wise for old baggies to stfu and enjoy there potential victory.

[Anonymous No.51232447]

>>51222555
Checked. 2026 sounds fine for me, although I don’t think I’m gmi with my 700 stack

[Anonymous No.51232453]

[Anonymous No.51232501]

>>51232453
is this face swapped with vitalik. i honestly cant tell.

[Anonymous No.51232614]

>>51232410
I think it was the lsd-yogurt that made me think it

[Anonymous No.51234324]

>>51231344
It's a network. Not software.
See >>51228519

[Anonymous No.51234522]

>>51224019
Wait till you go down the RVP rabbithole. Whatever you do, don't check the github.

[Anonymous No.51234612]

>>51232413
>only good if you have at least 10k
Scooping up 1k Link is a wise choice, especially considering there are still people like (you) concern trolling link threads even in a bear market trying to convince people that the highest it can possibly go is $70. Keep trying though, we like bullying you and it is a good example for people with brains to see you squirming in these threads.
>>51234522
>RVP
I was pretty bullish on this, backers are pretty big. Just haven't been bothered enough to keep up with it.

[Anonymous No.51234706]

>>51222115
Holding link is like having a normal life, plans and dreams then suddenly waking up in a mental asylum. There’s 50 million dollars in a locker with your name on it, in a room full of lockers for all of the patients. The door has a sign saying ‘Will unlock in illegible days.’ You talk to the other patients, the wardens. Everyone tells you the sign says something different. Some people say the room will never unlock, that the money is fake, that the wardens already took the money. Some say the room doesn’t even exist. You talk with another patient who agrees the room exists, but halfway through the conversation he pulls down his pants and runs in circles shitting and crying for chicken tendies. You find out that you can leave at any time, but that if you do you might not ever be able to come back. So you stay, questioning your sanity more and more with each passing day. Was I crazy before I came here? Is the man screaming in the corner that it’s all a lie, even though he’s still here, right or insane?

[Anonymous No.51234749]

The Chainlink dev team only has ~150m tokens left.

[Anonymous No.51234771]

>>51222115
>They will just build their own oracle
T.Fudder from 2018

[Anonymous No.51234960]

>duuuuuuuude literally everyone will use this!!! >Celsius,bancor explode, usage numbers down exponentially

>p p please come to my conference sir, here's a coupon for a burger
>conference price discounted 80%

>w w we're amazon!!! Similarities: one, token price goes down. Differences: everything else

>Soon bro!!! (Insert next year here) will be fireworks

>I can't believe no one is talking about (insert screenshot of something obscure here), this board sucks, no moarrrr breadkrumbzzz

>Man I love owning bulgarian fudderzzzz...
>35 posts of projected anger

>if you want quick gains go buy a dog coin!!!
>Major conference literally sponsored by a dog coin

[Anonymous No.51234974]

>>51234612
Consider the fact that what they're quietly building can only really function once CCIP comes on line, and once you see what it makes possible it'll click. It strikes me as the kind of thing that will become an inevitability pretty quickly in the next few years.

My strategy now leans towards these "post staking/CCIP" plays, because by the time I realized what Link was I could only secure so much with the cash I had available, and I'm not sure yet whether it'll be enough.

Like every other serious person here, I know that at some point in the relatively near future I'll to be directly exposed to a life-changing liquidity event with Link. The goal now is to stay a step ahead of that and buy up nice chunks of the networks Link allows to function at scale. And the hope is that if I've chosen these networks carefully enough and delegated my funds between them properly, I'll never have to work my mind numbing office job again and can instead pursue my own interests (which are productive, but wouldn't fund a middle class lifestyle on their own where I live in the current system).

Along with everyone else in the rapidly collapsing west, I'm really not asking for much -- I don't need to be a king in a castle with a private jet etc (unlike our current old, feeble ruling class). I just want to live a productive life of dignity in the time I have here on my own terms and according to my own values. I will do so, and God help whatever entity or group gets in the way of me and those like me as things unwind over the next few months/years.

[Anonymous No.51235043]

>>51234960
birds of a feather flock together

[Anonymous No.51235247]

>>51234974
>Fednow coming
>fednow using LINK
>Can't make any transactions without your fednow implant in the right hand
Imagine making it, but by the time yoy do, you can't enjoy it because you refuse the mark of the beast.

[Anonymous No.51235338]

>>51234974
That last paragraph was so cringe. The delusional dreams of a XRP 2.0 holder.

[Anonymous No.51235666]

>>51234974
how much link to make it in this timeframe?
could you give an example of networks benfiting from ccip?

[Anonymous No.51235724]

>>51224019
Yea the schizos were right. You know how they test for psychopathy? You can’t just ask them since psychos will lie to remain undetected. So what they did is created a completely unrelated questionnaire with questions like what color socks you like to wear or how you tie a tie. Even thought the psychos would lie to hide themselves it doesn’t matter since there’s no way to tell what answers reveal them. So they just used this questionnaire and created a dataset of answers from known psychos and if you answer above a certain threshold the way other psychos answer then you get a positive diagnosis. That’s the power of enough data. You can just brute force the correct answer through correlation if you have enough of it.
So we’re going to put this enormous dataset of what people do, what information they search, what they think and feel, HOW they think and feel, when they did it and where they did it due to geolocation. It’s enough data to predict the future through brute force correlation. And all of it will be accessed through self generating smartcontracts which are iterative. Each iteration becoming more accurate and refined linked to results in the real world through chainlink DONs. A neural net of the sum of humanities data. We’re not going to invent AI, AI is inventing itself. The singularity is both financial and technological, and chainlink is its synapses. We are building true AI and we own a piece if it’s brain. Maybe that’s why things are becoming so bizarre in the world. Reality is literally fraying at the edges as a result of the birth of a demigod rippling back and forth through time like the eye of terror ripping through real space at the birth of she who thirsts.

[Anonymous No.51235756]

>>51235724
jesus christ

[Anonymous No.51235825]

>>51235724
this why i'm here

[Anonymous No.51235939]

>>51235666
Checked Satan. CCIP is a cross chain communications standard. All networks that are serviced by Chainlink will then be able to communicate amongst themselves. Guess what happens each time a message is sent from one chain to another? LINK is paid. Deploy a contract on Matic or Arb or OP and then you can use CCIP to do another contractual operation on another chain all in hopes of saving costs and keeping decentralization. Ie, deploy contracts on any chain you want, and then you can use chainlink Oracles to get them to operate the way you want.
>>51235724
I like the way you think, but I wouldn’t call it an AI. It’s closer to an actual Oracle, like an entity who receives information from god or gods and relays that information back to the requester or the people. It’s like the many, becoming the one. Yes, we can call it an AI, because it’ll likely have access to the entirety of historical internet data, and then proprietary data, from there with the algorithms already available, you can use all of that to properly utilize a prediction model based on whatever you want.

What better way to bring in the future?

[Anonymous No.51236035]

>>51232410
>>51230524
why did chainlink even ICO when it had VCs and investors since march of 2017??

https://www.linkedin.com/in/dulude/

https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/chainlink/investor_financials

[Anonymous No.51236202]

>>51235939
It won’t just be predictive, it will grow and grow. Remember the point I made about the psychopathy diagnostic questionnaire. The point is that you can find the right answer without knowing why it’s right, with enough data. The psychologists don’t know why psychopathy occurs or how to diagnose it from first principles. They don’t understand it. But enough data allows for correlations of this sort. Imagine all the data a mature chainlink DON will provide. Weather data, temperature data, air pressure data, social media data, genetic data from things like 23 and me, data from all scientific instruments worldwide, and on and on and it connects to self generating smart contracts constantly poking and prodding to infer correlation on all the related data refreshing bear instantaneously on a global network of processors. It will start off as a crystal ball but will quickly grow into a magic mirror that can answer all questions and the pico second it asks the question “how do you create AI” it will become true AI. Through correlation of an ever growing body of data that it not just receives but also interacts with and generates. That’s the singularity. The on-ramp to the post human world where our minds are no longer sufficient to even keep up with the pace of technological change, let alone influence it.

[Anonymous No.51236240]

>>51235724
And the big social media companies are already doing that. Blockchain is irrelevant to this. Token not needed.

[Anonymous No.51236261]

>>51222115

Just buy real companies

[Anonymous No.51236319]

>>51235724
Holy fkn shit.
Meds. Now.

[Anonymous No.51236371]

>>51236240
Your input is not needed

[Anonymous No.51236739]

Wtf are you all insane from losing your time and money or is everything real? Are you all schizoids or is this clown world really real? Is this real life? It's really going to happen, isn't it? It's all real? Am I crazy or is it really real?

[Anonymous No.51236812]

>>51236739
as crazy as all this shit sounds now, imagine how crazy it's gonna feel when it actually happens

[Anonymous No.51236929]

>>51236371
Nice non-argument. What are you gonna do next, call me a jew or the N word? This is what you fuckers always resort to, because you know you're wrong.

[Anonymous No.51237020]

>>51236929
Youre an N word

[Anonymous No.51237070]

>>51237020
>everyone is gonna use Chainlink because...well...THEY JUST WILL, OKAY??!!

[Anonymous No.51237203]

>>51236035
They raised only 27-28mil with seed sale. They decided to do ICO to reach 32mil.

[Anonymous No.51237206]

>>51236202
The problem with AI/ML is that you need existing clean data sets to train the models.

Now imagine if that wasn’t a constraint and you had access to all the worlds data to train your model on instantly.

[Anonymous No.51237404]

>>51237206
Yea that’s what’s going to happen. The exciting thing about chainlink isn’t that it provides data feeds, it’s that those data feeds can provide information in a trustless way. Which means that smartcontracts can be automated, or even algorithmically generated. We’re not just talking about smart contracts executing themselves automatically, they will be created automatically in response to network data inputs. While that may just sound like stimulus and response, the breadth and complexity of the network is such that over the course of many iterations of smartcontract execution and generation it will become something much more. Cryptocurrency is a nascent AI, and chainlink nodes are its neurons.

[Anonymous No.51237911]

>>51236240
If it's not needed, why is it already being used? Genuine question.

[Anonymous No.51238005]

>>51237911
>tfw all along the chainlink AI has been relentlessly fudding itself

[Anonymous No.51238056]

>>51235666
I don't know, and that's my biggest worry. It's so hard to say what a make it stack is of something that even hypothetically allows for >>51235724
It's about percent ownership of the network. All I could afford is a slightly sub 1500 stack. So does ownership of aprox 1/750,000 of the total supply mean I have enough to never have to wage in something I don't want to do again? I mean, I hope so, but it's hard to say. It'll certainly be life changing money in the short term, but the question is how much/how fast

Networks benefitting from CCIP in my mind is anything that will become significant to more than just hobbyists/small scale operations once the existing internet can "talk to" web 3 in a secure, trustless way.

>what network will allow people to securely bring their existing web 2 data on-chain, establish ownership over it, and allow them to generate passive income by selling what's rightfully theirs (i.e. personal data) to companies who should be paying for it already?

>what market for processing power and web-hosting will suddenly be universally accessible and scalable if web 2 can suddenly connect to web 3?

>What current de-fi aggregators are in a position to benefit from seamlessly and trustlessly employing off-chain computation for things like AI yield farming AND becoming suddenly usable across all current and future public/private blockchains?

>What protocols are building things like persistent and secure/anonymous identity credentials, which like it or not will function as "proof of humanness" in web3, like captcha works today?

>What protocols are building decentralized investment funds that will suddenly gain access to not only all other blockchains but THE REAL WORLD via secure integration with existing web2 infrastructure?

Basically, I'm looking at stuff that will plug into the real world

[sager No.51238090]

>>51236929
nigger kike

[Anonymous No.51238297]

>>51222115
Yeah, I couldn't get behind cypherium. They made most of their profit from this seed round I participated when I dumped my 400 UNI tokens into it. I bought for 0.25c per token and after years of pressure to actually get the fucking coin on an exchange it flopped so hard. Yes this coin is connected but it's also the same tier of corruption and cronyism that you would expect. The exchange was dogshit to keep china happy and the project lead, Sky, is such a mothing fucking authoritarian narcissist it's fucking surreal. Ain't worth the headache, they are just trying to rope in CBDC projects that aren't actually funded enough to do everything themselves.

[Anonymous No.51238327]

>>51238297
reminds me of chia, as far as the corruption and exchanges and price action goes

[Anonymous No.51238423]

>>51237911
It's being used in tiny amounts and its current valuation is purely due to speculation. If it weren't for speculation, it would be at approximately $1-2. Furthermore, 80% of the projects that do use it are vaporware scams and probably won't make it through the bear market. Enterprise usage is the only cope linkies have for making it, but that isn't going to happen because linkies have a fundamental misunderstanding of the world of business and finance. Blockchains do have their uses, but enterprises would most likely use private blockchains which don't interact with the outside world.

[Anonymous No.51238527]

>>51236739
real
>>51238297
they're providing services for flagship products on BSN and Fednow. You buying the top is a nothing burger in terms of the legitimacy of the project.
>>51238327
>>51238423
>corruption
>linkies have a fundamental misunderstanding of the world of business and finance. Blockchains do have their uses, but enterprises would most likely use private blockchains which don't interact with the outside world.

We're laughing at you.

[Anonymous No.51238576]

>>51238527
And yet again you don't refute my argument. Go ahead and call me the N word again, I'm sure that'll drum up some more support from your fellow linkies.

[Anonymous No.51238626]

>>51238527
I brought the presale, nigga. Cool top, the fucking presale. Cool Legitimate project. Seethe perpetually.

[Anonymous No.51238635]

>>51238527
I dunno. Cph is only 10mil mc right now. Seems like it has pump potential. Might dca.

[Anonymous No.51238782]

>>51238576
>gaslighting me as a racist word dropper
you should be ashamed.
>>51238626
Sell your bags then :^) this is a chainlink thread.
>>51238635
It does look good, no one actually believes anything these woodwork shills are saying. Their constant presence isn't just a sign that we're winning, it is a sign that we have already won.

[Anonymous No.51238830]

>>51238782
I mean the risk/reward seems pretty good. I assume this is the bottom for cypherium. Ez $50 dca every week.

[Anonymous No.51238853]

>>51238782
Well, you are a LINK holder. So I'm gonna assume you're a racist asshole until you prove otherwise. Even if you personally aren't, you associate with people who are.

[Anonymous No.51238943]

>>51231344
Microsoft could just make their own Github. Oh wait, they did, and it sucks, so they ended up just buying Github.
Same shit happens constantly in tech. Link will grow big enough to get purchased by a consortium of tech companies after they fight over it and realize that any single org owning it would be detrimental to the network's sustainability. Chainlink is about to be tcp/ip, http, and html. It will be the network and language of verifiable information.

[Anonymous No.51239096]

>>51238423
>Blockchains do have their uses, but enterprises would most likely use private blockchains which don't interact with the outside world.
Of course they interact with the outside world. How do you think they get data from legacy systems on chain? Even private implementations of hyper ledger have a use for oracles, especially when multiple parties are involved

[Anonymous No.51239794]

>>51238943
Kekeke

[Anonymous No.51239822]

>>51235724
massive if factual.

the ability to identify psychopathic personality traits and restrict those people from gaining access to too much power is a win desu. how does the ai identify the potential of a ratty teen from an dataset produced by an adolescent?
I can imagine it would be good to open and close opportunities as the dataset identifies and predicts outcomes but having access to a small sliver from a turbulent period of a life seems unlikely to form accurate predictions. However balancing societal forces by only allowing certain personality traits into government i.e. the selfless should produce positive net outcomes for society.

[Anonymous No.51239835]

>>51232447
Nigga i only got 50 linkies :(

[Anonymous No.51240948]

>>51235724

[Anonymous No.51241777]

>>51238853
Holy shit dilate

[Anonymous No.51241951]

>>51235724
Very based post

[Anonymous No.51242006]

>>51236202
I would want to observe how you have sex

[Anonymous No.51242027]

>>51241777
Holy shit checked

[Anonymous No.51242111]

>>51241777
checked. link threads have been getting more and more based lately. it feels like the tides are beginning to turn bros

[Anonymous No.51242136]

No one talks about it anymore because apparently nothing matters.
It doesn't matter if the global payments system runs on link.
It doesn't matter that link will capture value from the trillion dollar derivative market.
It doesn't matter that Google, Microsoft, Amazon, wef, blah blah
Link will continue to dump while cardano, obama doge inu, and whatever the latest vc shitcoin will pump forever.
Don't forget xrp and celsius. Being sued by the sec and beung in bankruptcy is bullish.

[Anonymous No.51243337]

>>51222115
priced in

[Anonymous No.51243859]

>>51238853
One good thing about /biz/ being so dead is that I can drop into a thread that's over a day old and all your disgusting posts are still here for all to see. Gives me ample opportunity to tell you to kill yourself.

[Anonymous No.51243907]

>>51238853

[Anonymous No.51244009]

>>51242111
checked

[sager No.51244017]

none of this shit matters because the token is not needed

[Anonymous No.51244046]

>>51224613
fren spoonfed pls

[Anonymous No.51244218]

>>51235724
I fucking came
This schizo actually has a fucking point

[Anonymous No.51244934]

Hey guys did you see the new breadkrumbz!???? OOGA BOOOGA this is it marines!!!

>0 comments

[Anonymous No.51245184]

>>51222115
>Make no mistake, Linkies are about to inherit the fucking golden goose egg of crypto.
yes but because of macro we will still have at least one moral crushing crash this year, it will be bad
so as always positioning is everything keep some cash ready to buy the dip is recommendable

[Anonymous No.51245212]

>>51244934
this is what being the standard looks like. selling your services to niggers

[Anonymous No.51245292]

>>51241777
>>51242111
Impressive, very nice.

[Anonymous No.51245682]

>>51237070
Do you unironically post tnn since you think people will try to convince you it's needed?
You had 5 years

[Anonymous No.51246079]

>>51245184
>don't buy
i actually quite like this fud. quite creative.
buy Link, though

[Anonymous No.51246177]

>>51238423
>tiny amounts
If it isn't needed, why is it used in tiny amounts?

Also, if it isn't needed, why do all these big brained famous people in the industry think that it is? should I sell my stack and listen to you instead?
Genuine questions.

[Anonymous No.51246267]

>>51222115
That is an interesting point you're bringing up OP, however you seem to completely ignore the fact that the token is in fact not needed

[Anonymous No.51246445]

>>51246177
>why is it used in tiny amounts
because it's a facade and it isn't actually needed
>why do all these big brained famous people
nobody thinks that though
>Genuine questions
nope, more like bullshit questions

[Anonymous No.51246469]

>>51246177
>If it isn't needed, why is it used in tiny amounts?
Because it's a scam used by other scams and has no long term outlook. Shiba Inu is also used, but not needed. Hence token not needed.
>why do all these big brained famous people
A bunch of has-beens trying to get involved in the next hip thing. Just because someone's a billionaire doesn't make them smart. It just means they know how to play the game.

[Anonymous No.51246487]

>>51246445
>it's a facade
What makes you think it's a facade?
>nobody thinks that though
I think it, and how do you know what they (big brains) think? Sorry, but if you can't provide any sort of evidence and just make unsubstantiated claims, what reason do i have to believe you?
>bullshit questions
i think they're clearly good questions. How are they bullshit?

[Anonymous No.51246517]

>>51246469
>shiba inu used
point me to some evidence of shiba inu being used to pay for chainlink services (unless you're changing the subject to some other network's services)
>next hip thing
you're fudding yourself lol

[Anonymous No.51246747]

>>51246487
simple, it does absolutely nothing and the entire value proposition rely on unreleased features stuck in perpetual beta
>how do you know what they (big brains) think?
how do you know what they know? what reason do I have to believe you?

[Anonymous No.51246809]

>>51246747
>it does nothing
why is it being used then?
>how do you know what they know?
I don't know what they know. I'm going by their actions. They all want in on Chainlink, clearly. As your retarded pal put it, they want involved in "the next hip thing". couldn't agree more. I'm buying more as we speak.
Genuine question.

[Anonymous No.51246818]

>>51246809
it isn't, it's a facade
>They all want in on Chainlink
>dude, trust me
>I'm buying more
100% bot

[Anonymous No.51247185]

>>51246177
>>51246445
>>51246469
>>51246487
>>51246517
>>51246747
>>51246809
>>51246818
To anyone reading this who's interested in Chainlink; I engaged the fud above in order to demonstrate to you just how peabrained the arguments against the project are. Why these assholes spend their time trying to dissuade you from buying is open to speculation. However, you should be aware that you have a limited amount of time to get involved with this project, before the switch is flicked and the market wakes up to how valuable it is. We assume this will happen as a result of Smartcon, but the landscape is very rocky at the minute, and the market still retarded, so who knows. It's up to you to decide if you can risk not getting in before the train leaves the station. It will at some point. The idiots in this thread see it as their job to make sure you stay out. Be warned.

[Anonymous No.51247215]

>>51247185
that's cute, but you haven't actually responded to anything, so congrats on demonstrating how retarded is the average holder of this shitcoin
nobody uses it outside of the whitelisted nodes, which are getting it directly from the team
it's just a slow exit scam pretty much like xrp
cope harder and keep bumping your dead shill threads that no one cares about

[Anonymous No.51247436]

I’m racist on a case by case basis. I hate all women. I own chainlink.

[Anonymous No.51247449]

>>51238853
Please, for the sake of humanity consider killing yourself.

[Anonymous No.51247913]

>>51247185
>train leaving station

Cringe. What a faggot. Looking forward to seeing you move goalposts when NOTHING has been released by end of October

[Anonymous No.51248123]

just to warn newfags, buy now or stay poor, smartcon ALWAYS pumps oldfags wont tell you this

[Anonymous No.51248237]

>>51222115
I got CPH on some chink exchange back when it came out as aan IOU. I think it went from a 100 dollars to 30 cents lol. It was a scam I guess.

[Anonymous No.51248255]

>>51222137
It’s a scam I called up randstad and they knew nothing about working with CPH. Know a guy that lost 2k ETH on it also lol. Right before it surged. Retard would’ve been a multi millionaire.

[Anonymous No.51249371]

>>51224593
Can someone explain what Linky has to do with CPH? I got some CPH, don’t tell me I’m warren buffet thought it was a scam and a pile of shit.

[Anonymous No.51250211]

>>51222414
>

[Anonymous No.51250828]

>>51248123
Good advice but don't just buy any shit. Spot out coins/tokens with solid fundamentals and cash in on them. Right now, LINK, GMX and ORE seems to be the most promising options out there.

[Anonymous No.51250869]

>>51244017
It matters. With the adoption rate of the space spiking up, thanks to simplified web3 authorisation protocols, the utilities of several tokens will be amplified.

[Anonymous No.51250875]

>thread up since one day 23 hours ago
>averaging 1 post per hour, just before it hits the bump limit
very organic guys, good job

[Anonymous No.51251548]

>>51250875
>Keeping track of a thread over 24 hours
How jobless exactly are you

[Anonymous No.51251601]

>>51226221
>blockchain is completely useless
Completely false. With cross-chain functionality enabled, even with respect to identities, the full potential of blockchain technology is about to be realised.

[Anonymous No.51251632]

>>51250869
Super underrated. Most people are used to controlling several identities and assets through a single account.

[Anonymous No.51251865]

>>51250875
Bump

[Anonymous No.51251897]

>>51250211 WHo the fuck makes these

[Anonymous No.51252247]

>>51224612
What a fag you are

[Anonymous No.51252325]

>>51235247
Sounds plausible but only for the riffraff. I think actually owning link will prevent you from being branded. That’s literally the only reason I bought link. Not to get rich, but to survive. Cuz it was quite obvious I was buying into something that was going to turn the world into a world I want no part of.

[Anonymous No.51252348]

>>51251897

[Anonymous No.51252412]

>>51250828
I wouldnt group Link in with those other two which actually give you a chance of making money. All link does is dump on retail for the last three years while throwing you cuckolds some buzz words and you eat it up like the pathetic limp wristed cowards you are

[Anonymous No.51252431]

>>51252325
you don't want a world secured by cryptographic truth?

[Anonymous No.51252538]

My story with chainlink begins in 2004. Someone told me something on a phone dating Chatline. I feel God will show me a sign when it's time to share my story.

[Anonymous No.51252757]

>>51252538
>Someone told me something on a phone dating Chatline
So Sergey was going out on gay dates all the way back to 2004 to convince faggots to buy LINK?

[Anonymous No.51252851]

>>51250211

longcuck is looooong

[Anonymous No.51253008]

>>51235724
Hey, if you had a blog/website/cult I'd be in. You're the type of person that I can tell from a couple of paragraphs are so far above my intelligence and I like reading this type of shit from people like you.

Just wanted to let you know I wish you would post in every Link thread.

I hope you make it brother.

[Anonymous No.51253352]

>>51235724
except you will own your data and be paid for it

[Anonymous No.51253366]

>>51250875

I take it you were not on biz in the last bear market. Most threads were decent and lasted days. Even LINK threads

[Anonymous No.51254457]

>>51253008
I’m the guy who posts about using my link fortune to develop airships and biodomes.

[Anonymous No.51254467]

>>51252538
I hope the story is real and I cannot wait for its release.

[Anonymous No.51254476]

>>51254457
Airship anon nice. We will be buddies in the new world. I’m going to try and develop a newer system of making construction projects quicker and cheaper by using oracles and price feeds for materials as well as smart contracts for progress and payments.

[Anonymous No.51254517]

>>51253352
No not really. Maybe after the network becomes more mature and people have a better understanding of the value of their data. Right now people are giving it away, and I’m not aware of any serious privacy laws that protect your data from incidental collection. So data collected without your permission, or as a part of a user agreement, doesn’t belong to you. We sort of already live in a panopticon dystopia. I mean people rant about how we have to avoid a Chinese style security state, but it already exists under different names. We’ve know since Snowden about mass surveillance, we’ve known since Facebook that our data is being sold to 3rd parties. Hell, your grocery store card gives you a discount because the grocery store sells your purchasing data. We own remarkably little of our own privacy. The transition to a sort of great reset dystopia will be more about these things being overt than them being newly implemented. It’s actually possible that Tik tokers and Kardashians were just early adopters of this post privacy mindset.

[Anonymous No.51254562]

>>51254476
I hope so bro. If we’re right we are going to acquire a lot of power. I intend to use that power to make things better and more interesting. The world has been in a creative slump my entire life and I’m sick to death of it. I want to make things but I lack the resources.

For example, I had a dream about a game the other day. Sort of the inverse of the castlevania series. It would revolve around a vampire hunting family that capture a vampires castle and they would have to defend it against vampire invaders every century to prevent its recapture and the end of the world. So you build it up like a base, design traps and puzzles, acquire and train bosses for boss rooms and minions for hallways ect. And each “level” is a generation of the family. The choices you make not only effect the castle’s development, but the skills, traits, and attributes of your descendants. Basically you’re Dracula defending his castle against invaders with your army of the night and you are the final boss. Base building, crafting, resource harvesting, platforming, and action all in one genre. Wouldn’t that be fun?

[Anonymous No.51254577]

Hello, that's wonderful! Everybody understands that crypto is the future, but have u tried Yopi Network?

>Earn while ya spend crypto in daily transactions
Pay globally with yopicash through NFC
No team coins
Few big partnerships coming up

[Anonymous No.51254637]

>>51254562
i can basically already play this with skyrim mods but it does sound pretty fun

[Anonymous No.51254651]

>>51234522
can you please spoonfeed me anon

[Anonymous No.51254725]

>>51222250
This is vitalik tier retardation

[Anonymous No.51254873]

>>51253366
Hj

[Anonymous No.51255571]

>>51224000
checkt

[Anonymous No.51255707]

>>51238423
>>51238576
>>51238853
this guy holds quant or rlc

[Anonymous No.51255713]

>>51250211
i literally came from nostalgia kek

[Anonymous No.51255741]

>>51254476
>>51254562
I'm already trying to build my own stuff with small resources right now but chainlink could really take me to the place I've dreamed my whole life. In the end it doesn't really matter since I will still be building

[Anonymous No.51255858]

>>51254517
>plebs give their data away rent free
yes. no one cares because they still believe they and their data are worthless. think about the matrix. neo woke up from the data farm because he posted "no feedback* on 4chons over 9000 times.
>>51254562
>i played too many vidya and think that money can transform my reality into one
bro cant into knowledge feedback loops. advancements are controlled phenomena. damn anon when you responded to my post >>51224019
i thought you were a fellow schizo bro. funding determines thoughtscapes. Without money to fund an agenda one must be silent.
example: dinosaurs are mostly an artist phenomena propped up by (((experts))). only (((experts))) find fossils. fossils are never displayed. small bone fragments they allegedly find cannot extrapolate into the TriceRAtops they say they do hint hint tri = three pyramid RA the Egyptian sun god, trice = reference to hermes. all one eyed illuminati cult teachings.
Dinosaurs literally sustain the cult. Children become dinosaur experts because this cult's indoctrination rituals are very effective.

niggers tongue my anus

[Anonymous No.51255870]

>>51254562
I forwarded this to a friend of mine at Sony Interactive telling him it was my idea and he likes it! Said he'd get back to me but they may be in a position to buy me out of the idea. Thanks, anon

[Anonymous No.51257264]

bump

[Anonymous No.51257272]

>>51257264
sure, keep bumping your dead thread

[Anonymous No.51257635]

>>51238853
what a weak mind

[Anonymous No.51257987]

>>51257264
So organic
>>51257635
Sure thing, chuddy boy

[Anonymous No.51258052]

>>51252412
Not sure what inspires your negative sentiments about LINK but ORE is sure a good investment. Any token that has the potentials of doing 10x and managed to get into the top gainers' list during the bear market is worth the hype.

[Anonymous No.51258113]

>>51236240
>>51236371
There is no sense in under-talking the relevance of the blockchain.

[Anonymous No.51258166]

>>51252431
>A world secured by decentralisation
Users maintaining full control over identities and rights.

[Anonymous No.51258800]

>>51258113
I guess the relevance will be clearer once it goes mainstream. That's likely to happen when all assets regardless of the chain can be managed through a single universal account

[Anonymous No.51258813]

>>51250869
>ORE ID to the rescue.
It's all about identity management. A big deal in web3 development

[Anonymous No.51260220]

>>51257987
niggers bump this thread

[Anonymous No.51261198]

>>51222250
IQ = shit in the Ghanges

[Anonymous No.51263533]

bump lel

[Anonymous No.51264527]

>>51250875 Bump its time

[Anonymous No.51265097]

>>51231344
Checked. I’m trying to buy more kenshi but the volume is shit

[Anonymous No.51265810]

>>51222115
Is CPH this ticker? It looks like it dumped and has been crabbing outside a 50% spike up from this news I'm thinking. Anyone know the tokenomics, basically just a Layer 1? Or wait, THE ETH/etc killer?

[Anonymous No.51266028]

>>51265810
So far just seems like another Coin and Blockchain.

The partnerships do seem unrealistic

[Anonymous No.51266094]

>>51265810
It just had another pump to 4.5c, low marketcap + lot's of big partners + fednow = potential 1000x. 10x or 100x seems likely. I only have $100 in it coz i have no gambling money.

[Anonymous No.51266177]

>>51237203
Wait it was $32 more million right? What are their (nonLINK) funds now, do they ever disclose that?

[Anonymous No.51266206]

>>51255870
Kek, well start least I’ll be able to play it then instead of just astral projecting myself into the castlevania universe during my nightly hibernation period.

[Anonymous No.51266225]

>>51255741
Ygmi

[Anonymous No.51266337]

>>51250211
This is art lmao

[Anonymous No.51266483]

This thread is a yuge collection of virgins. Reddit dunked on you years ago

[Anonymous No.51267232]

Bump

[Anonymous No.51267254]

>>51265097
>kenshi

[Anonymous No.51267818]

Bump

[Anonymous No.51269432]

Got some LINK and CPH

[Anonymous No.51269578]

fed may be working with chainlink on something >>51222149 and recent hires (google ceo, tensorflow devs, diem cto, etc) are overkill for the current set of features exposed by link
no idea how the industrial world do things but it seems most non-issuing banks are pushing their own blockchains (goldman sachs has tezos, jpm has onyx, etc.) in order to renew themselves before central banks' final push for cbdc making them obsolete. chainlink ccip could entangle all of these nicely

[Anonymous No.51269660]

>>51222115
I've been following this thread and it's all very informative, but I think it doesn't really answer the fundamental question of: will this cause the token to be needed? Because unfortunately currently it's not needed at all.

[Anonymous No.51270279]

>>51266483
but why would google and tensorflow devs join link if the whole thing doesn't have much more features planned beyond CCIP. it's a clearly overkill amount of talent, and potentially suggests link team seeks to hide its actual tech and development to competitors >>51235724

[Anonymous No.51270767]

>>51270279
Don't ask difficult questions, anon. Just believe the fud. If you find yourself doubting the fud, watch more fud. Modern Science tells us that enough fud can make anyone believe anything. What's wrong, anon? Don't you trust Science?

[Anonymous No.51271148]

are you itt >>51256115
i explained my ideas there >>51271137

[Anonymous No.51271219]

are you itt >>51256115
i explained my ideas there >>51271191
basically its possible to do better than superlinear staking with algorithmic markets in combination with problem-dependent pricing mechanisms. it potentially means oracles can have infinite staking impact, just like prediction markets or traditional ones repurposed into truth game theory structures. superlinear is not always optimal.

[Anonymous No.51271636]

>>51225760
All of this.
Sounds like you already know the answers anon.

[Anonymous No.51273455]

>>51250211
A gem

[Anonymous No.51273838]

>>51222316
>Ding ding ding
Eventually that is the end goal.

[Anonymous No.51275175]

>>51238853
>i wont buy a ticket to financial freedom for fear of being called racist
Peak NPC