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All of this drama is a setup for Binance to showcase their PoR oracle system and SirGay is cut out of the deal. Better luck next time stinklets.

>> No.52333538

CZ ended up being the only legit mofo in the cryptosphere

>> No.52333557

>>52333524
>sergey tosses and turns over in his sleep
>mumbles
>wakes up screaming

>> No.52333583

>>52333538
>trusting yellow jews
no thanks

>> No.52333605

>>52333524
Doubt
What is deco for 100

>> No.52333635

>>52333605
It is beco now chud, cope and seethe CZ wins again.

>> No.52333675

>>52333524
This is the start of something quite spectacular
Interesting times ahead

>> No.52334045

>>52333524
>implying that Binance didn't just copy Chainlink code
>implying that "Binance oracles" aren't just going to be Chainlink oracles
>implying that the shadowfork meme is real
Well, we'll see soon who's right, FUDnigger.

>> No.52334060

when is sergiu gonna slap cz ass didnt he patented the shit out of what linkchain does

>> No.52334123

>>52334060
no it was all open source code posted by the team themselves on the internet for anyone to copy and use

>> No.52334176

>>52334045
>implying that Binance didn't just copy Chainlink code
so you can make your own clone of the system not giving a single bigmac to sergey? well played stinkies

>> No.52334249

>>52333524
Protip: Merkle trees are entirely on-chain. The PoR he's talking about does not involve oracles.

>> No.52334276

>>52334176
The exact same is true for BTC and ETH.

>> No.52334652

>>52334276
yes they also owe a big mac to Sergey

>> No.52334678

>>52333524
He's going to use Chainlink to do it.

>>52334045
It would be retarded of them to fork the code and not leverage the existing, well established and proven Chainlink network.

>>52334249
Reserves are by their nature, off chain. You can't do purely hash tree PoR. I'm not sure what the fuck he was talking about, but it sounds like corporate buzzword speak since the term doesn't make a lot of sense to drop there. The only way to do sensible PoR is through unscheduled audits by independent parties.

>> No.52334798

>>52334678
He was probably thinking of somehow recording his stash of each token/coin per individual chain, that's pretty much the only way it makes sense.

>> No.52334828

bullish for LINK (long term. in the short term it'll just keep dumping.)

>> No.52334852

>>52333583
>not giving props when due
Faggot

>> No.52334876

>>52333524
Imagine if Sergey had finished staking like he was supposed to do, Link would have partially decoupled from BTC as the APY% got higher and higher the more BTC tanked and tried to pull Link down with it. But noooooooooo, Sergey ran off to do his little side projects and left all his bagholders to be fully exposed to whatever BTC wanted to do. Great risk management Sergey! Your whole project survivability dependent on which direction BTC goes.

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Does this mean that they will stop paper trading XMR and we're finally going to the moon?

>> No.52334923

I don't know what any of this means

>> No.52334928

>>52334876
>Your whole project survivability dependent on which direction BTC goes.
This applies to all of crypto.

>> No.52334975

>>52334176
it's MIT licensed, CLL is essentially a charity that writes code for other businesses and gets dontations via token sales

>> No.52335243

>>52333538
Coinbase, and Gemini are both Bitlicense compliant, which means, by law, they have to prove they’re solvent every single month to the state of NY. Kraken has proven its solvency with third party audits multiple times. Idk why retards don’t check the fucking exchanges they use.

>> No.52335320

>>52334249
protip: vitalik likes merkle trees so chainlank hates em
>>52334923
it means that anyone can fork chainshit and the nodes are forced to betray sir gay and follow whatever the yellow jew says

>> No.52335324

bulgarians actually think merkle trees certificates published by indivudal cexes are equivalent to platform agnostic oracles to be used on chain

>> No.52335410

>>52334678
lmaaaoooo exchanges are going to use merkle trees to self attest solvency cap this why? because cefis are all insolvent and they never use any crypto services on chain and they are cheap because they are insolvent. Cefis would never support chainlink and even if they did it would be just for show and pretend because they are cheap and insolvent. Cefis dont really support crypto beyond selling tokens and shorting your assets if you are stupid enough to leave any in exchange custody >>52335324
see above fag nigger fsg

>> No.52335486

>>52333524
CZ will bend the knee

>> No.52335517

>>52335243
"the state of NY" is corrupt to the core you dumb retard thats why 2008 happenned watch the big short dumbass

>> No.52335537

>>52333524
why is binance so based?

>> No.52335615

>>52334928
Not exactly a great look then if Sergey is supposed to be building CCIP for SWIFT and his whole company gets wiped out because BTC nosedives into the ground. I suppose Sergey would be okay because he would just go work for SWIFT instead, and leave all Link holders with nothing.

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52335642

>holding chainlink's LINK brand tokens 2022

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>>52333524
>>52334678
Meanwhile linkies, unless they are two digits IQ consumers, live in a constant state of depression and nihilism, trying their best but unable to perform in a hyper competitive and oversaturated blockchain world who doesn't actually need them at all, knowing that all their struggles and accomplishments are meaningless in the great scheme of things.
Also having "hobbies" and "self-improvement" becomes really old by the time you hit your mid-thirties, and by your forties you'll understand you wasted the best years of your life coping thinking you were going to do all those great things only to soon realize none of your dreams even materialized and there is no escape except the rope.

>> No.52335823

>>52335320
>protip: vitalik likes merkle trees so chainlank hates em
Merkle trees are on-chain only, so they're useless outside of single-chain shitcoin casinos.

>>52335615
It's not a great look for literally any crypto, but it's a reality for all of them.
But somehow Chainlink keeps dropping ranks.

>> No.52335846

>>52335823
>they're useless outside of single-chain shitcoin casinos.
this is your first day in crypto kiddo but they are all up unbacked single chain shitcoin casinos

>> No.52335864

>>52335846
There are tons of cross-chain projects and applications, but only one is actually viable.

>> No.52335906

>>52335864
Cefis will never support any crypto project including chainshit nigger they exist to sell tokens period. Of course the tokens only have value because VCs got sweet otc deals not available to retail goyim who have to pay full price so insiders can take their cut. this is literally crypto 101

>> No.52335916

>>52335906
>Cefis will never support any crypto project including chainshit
Don't google "Swift Chainlink"

>> No.52335932

>>52335823
Might be time for Chainlink to start releasing stuff, can't sit around forever waiting for whatever the next black swan event is to tank their token price again. Time to walk the talk.

>> No.52335973

>>52335916
What does Swift Chainlink have to do with Binance using merkle trees and copy pasting chainlink code to pretend they are doing something besides falling back on self attestation? Binance is literally a china funded state op dumb nig.
Swift will be like the google blogpost. Up for years pinned on twitter with no users. No one used it just like no one used the amazon node thing.
No one is using blockchains including and especially cefis. Cefis do not support the blockchain space. They exist to sell tokens and move value around. Nothing more.

>> No.52335989

>>52335864
Which chain is better?

>> No.52335995

>>52335973
"what does cefi supporting Chainlink have to do with cefi supporting Chainlink??"

>> No.52336013

Imagine basing your whole internet personality around fudding a rank 20 project lmao what the fuck

>> No.52336019

>>52335989
Doesn't matter when you have decent cross-chain capabilities.
You could even build a decentralized L1 backbone, so if one or two blockchains fail or get shut down (cough BNB, SOL, ...), there are others you can still rely on.
Or when one gets too congested/expensive, another chain is automatically used.
etc.

>> No.52336043

>>52336013
Many such cases.

>> No.52336061

>>52335932
No they need to test because if they fail they will be at the mercy of the vc sharks. The VCs hold hacked projects to ransom and when a deal is cut a pump happens. Literally track major hack news and price to see this live. Happens all the time. Back room deals are cut insiders get their share this is how crypto works it is survival of the fittest but you cant trust that those VC will not just nuke your project once they have their share

>> No.52336064

>>52333524
This is good news
Either they use the chainlink network to do it or they prove there's a market for it by doing it
I suspect they'll just chainlink, unless their tech team is full of retards... either way transparency is good

>> No.52336070

>>52335995
where have any cefis signalled they will support shitlink? binance literally said they will merkle tree and thats the end of jt

>> No.52336100

>>52336070
Wait, when you said "no cefi will ever support crypto" you meant centralized crypto exchanges will never support crypto?

>> No.52336133

>>52336019
this except cefi exchanges do not move anything around on chain so ccip being used by cefis is kind of a nonsensical thing to post

>> No.52336149

>>52336100
crypto is their product they sell tokens to people numbers go up and down they take advantage but they dont use any crypto product beyond selling tokens. if thats adoption to you i have news for you

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>>52336133
When you said "no cefi will ever support crypto" I naturally assumed you were talking about legacy finance.
Because saying "no centralized crypto exchange will ever support crypto" is a completely braindead thing to say lol.

>ccip being used by cefis is kind of a nonsensical thing to post
Cefis use cross-chain bridges all the time.
And it virtually always goes wrong at some point.

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>>52336149
uh huh

>> No.52336192

>>52333524
SHORTING LINK
LONGING CHINK

>> No.52336202

>>52333583
>*proof*-of-reserves
>trust
You seem to be an idiot

>> No.52336207

>>52336160
"Anon" I'm sure you have lots of infographics to post to refute me but cefi exist just to sell tokens. All of crypto is about creating new tokens and moving them around. Sergey said this himself when he was all crop insurance giddy but these new use cases proved too advanced for the current tech so he backtracked to cross chain interoperability after they hired ben chan. it was ben's idea not chainlink's and even you shills do not give him the credit he deserves. Cefis will not use Chainlink. Dont get your hopes up twitter nigs. cap this

>> No.52336223

>>52336180
>floor price tracker
this is the thing that tracks the value of zero on chain?

>> No.52336239

>>52336207
>>52336223
Cefis use things like cross-chain bridges and other oracle data all the time.
You seem to just have a hate boner for crypto in general.

>> No.52336273

>>52336239
well crypto is a new mechanism for value transference. fiat in *movement* fiat out. The value accured by crypto is a factor of fiat in minus fiat out adjusting for the transference fees. adoption of crypto in its raw form is near zero so this equation works well

>> No.52336287

>>52336239
>You seem to just have a hate boner for crypto in general.
this seems to imply I need to have faith or believe in crypto. why do I need to believe in math and cryptography? it is not self evident?

>> No.52336292

>>52336273
The exact same is true for literally every product, company, project, transaction, scheme, investment, ... ever.

>>52336287
You don't have to disbelieve something to hate it lol.

>> No.52336293

>>52335243
>”the state of NY”
Jews get jewed

>> No.52336315

>>52333524
Merkle trees aren't oracles.

>> No.52336329

>>52336292
If crypto is not different to the current system why does the current system produce value when the printer goes brr and crypto does not?
>hate
I do not hate math and cryptography but the idea that you can sell me soundness is absurd niggers would tongue my anus until I took a fat shit before you could sell me sound money

>> No.52336350

>>52336064
>unless their tech team is full of retards
Their idea of an "oracle" is an Indian call centre that stops trading any time the price feed does the needful. What do you think?

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52336356

If CZ is so smart, why does Binance run two NEO 3.0 nodes? Does he know something biz doesn't?

>> No.52336388

>>52336350
Sounds cheaper than link and since all exchanges are insolvent the jeet call center would be a win for them and retail are dumb as shit so they will accept a different paper promise
>>52336356
he cant leave bro no liquidity

>> No.52336442

>>52333524
Honestly although it'll wreck my investments I hope CZ just shits all over sergey as I know he will actually release features within a reasonable time frame.

>> No.52336449

>>52336019
Security and scalability issue

>> No.52336459

>>52336442
yes I also hope your investments are wrecked

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>>52335243
>State of NY

>> No.52336476

>>52335728
>Also having "hobbies" and "self-improvement" becomes really old by the time you hit your mid-thirties
W-what do people do when they hit their mid-thirties? Just work 24/7 to achieve as much power and influence until the day they die? If this is human nature as you imply, I will kms at 33.
I hope some of you poorfags get rich so you understand your obsession with money/power is completely retarded (unless you have a bigger-than-yourself life meaning which requires it)

>> No.52336552

>>52336476
i like wood carving and making things

>> No.52336574

This faggot has been doing fractional reserve with monero for a long time

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honestly i have no idea what is happening

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>>52336459
Nobody wants it to take place. Although the market seems unfavorable, we should soon see a recovery. Before the year is up, I'm getting some xpress, vet, zil, iota, bnb, and okb.

>> No.52336662

>>52336634
chainlink are trying to sell expensive cuisine to indian villages but the hole village would rather just get salmonialia from ganges cow poo curry

>> No.52336670

>>52336329
lmao just because different things have something in common doesn't mean they aren't wildly different.

> the idea that you can sell me soundness
Sell you what now?

>> No.52336700

>>52336449
Both of which are solved by bridging various chains.

>> No.52336755

>>52336670
>he does know what soundness means in a monetary context
okay now you are reveal as a fudder
>just because different things have something in common doesn't mean they aren't wildly different
> different things have something in common doesn't mean they aren't wildly different
>things have something in common doesn't mean they aren't wildly different
>wildly different
>something in common
>wildly different
>they aren't
>something in common
the value conference flows into and out of crypto and crypto is leaky despite solid math and cryptography. how can we hold value within the system and give value meaning.
i think what i am asking you is how can crypto provide a home for value? I would like value to feel at home in crypto and never want to leave

>> No.52336764

>>52336755
>the value conference flows into and out of crypto and crypto is leaky despite solid math and cryptography.
the value transference flows into and out of crypto and crypto is leaky despite solid math and cryptography.

>> No.52336768
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>>52333583
Anon have you never heard the story of the good Samaritan?

>> No.52336773

>>52336755
>squid and humans both have two eyes
>squid and humans are wildly different
ta-dah
You're retarded.

>> No.52336801

>>52335973
>implying China isnt balls deep in link

>> No.52336835

>>52335243
You’re right, of course, but people associate New York with Jews so it’s not an argument that will ever get traction on 4chinz

>> No.52336876

>>52336801
implying all this shit didn't happen after cz lost adelyn
>>52336773
i do not understand what place your natural analogy has regarding the transfer of value from the existing central financial system into a decentralized one. crypto is best thought off as a parasite feeding off of the existing system hoping to convince more to change sides and help the parasite grow. but the host organism is capable of expanding and devaluing the parasite by doing so.
So your argument of "same same but different" sounds like something you would buy in thailand on a t shirt after fucking a tranny.

>> No.52336877

>>52333538
lol the moment link breaks out again and threatens to go above $10 he'll rug too

they're all in this together, it's linkies vs everybody else

but we'll win

>> No.52336892

>>52336755
>>he does know what soundness means in a monetary context
Why am I trying to sell you "soundness"?

>wildly different
>something in common
Yes.
Are you stupid?

>> No.52336968

>>52336892
>Why am I trying to sell you "soundness"?
chainlink is not a sound idea? my bad i thought it was but now you have convinced me otherwise.
>>52336892
crypto does not produce value without it coming from the existing financial system. if crypto could produce something from nothing creatio ex nihilio like the central banks do bankman's scheme would not have collapsed. terra luna would have been able to print their way out of unbacked chaos. but as it stands crypto cannot create something from nothing but do you know why?

>> No.52336976

>>52336356

binance knows insiders info about Jiuquan Chain,
they want to make real money on chinese crypto market.
HK soon is opened, then some time later mainland china, and it's all connected there, neo to Jiuquan chain and so on.

ALSO nothing happens in china without party/gov approval.
so yeah, binance knows insiders info and dont want to miss out

>> No.52337094

>>52334876
Weren't your 30 posts yesterday enough to illustrate this point? Or didn't you get enough (You)s for your satisfaction?

>> No.52337616

>>52336968
>chainlink is not a sound idea?
lol how is it not?
It's the only system in its entire class that has a perfect track record, and it completely dominates its segment.

>crypto does not produce value without it coming from the existing financial system
You mean without fiat lol.
Literally every product, company, project, transaction, scheme, investment, ... ever is like that. That's because fiat is used to measure the value of literally everything.