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[Anonymous No.55988318]

Adderal part 2
Going crazy

[Anonymous No.55988326]

[Anonymous No.55988336]

[Anonymous No.55988346]

>>55988326
wasn't there a war between XRP and Linkoids?

[Anonymous No.55988352]

>>55988346
I fight principalities not flesh and blood

[Anonymous No.55988364]

>>55988352
I know the LINK token is used as a settlement layer for transactions of different chains. But why? The main purpose of gas tokens is to pay to have priority over other users on the network. That was the original envision anyways.

[Anonymous No.55988376]

>>55988364
I’m not computer scientist so I couldn’t tell you why it is why it is

[Anonymous No.55988392]

>>55988376
I have an associates in it. It does make sense because to keep the lights on you need a stable currency. It's definitely a pipe dream that LINK is going to even be needed in 10 years. If or when it does become mainstream it will replace SWIFT itself. You can compare it to HBAR with the amount of publicity they are trying to market. LINK itself has zero actual publicity and theyre 23. Normals do not know what LINK is until it happens at sports arenas or such.

[Anonymous No.55988406]

making threads wont pump the price

[Anonymous No.55988431]

>>55988406
I’m stilling buying need like 4 more months and I’ll be happy with my stack

[Anonymous No.55988446]

>>55988392
To me it seems like chainlink will not replace swift be become part of its new infrastructure

[Anonymous No.55988538]

>>55988318
>Going crazy
wow, mostly things we've known for years. let me know when you figure out pepechain is going to be the next big thing. do i need to do an "adderal" presentation for you or can you figure it out on your own? pauly is about to become a household name and pepechain will be right there with him.

[Anonymous No.55988599]

>>55988538
Adderal run down would be nice

[Anonymous No.55988698]

>>55988318
You understand this happens because the network scales beyond its means? Infura was set up initially by Ethereum founders to run its infrastructure out of a private corporation. In general, any blockchain which scales loses the Bitcoin volunteer culture and relies on companies like Infura privatizing the access points into the network.

Same issue with dApps only making money from creating dumb shitcoins with whack tokenomics. Those are there to pay the developers, because it's the only way the devs get paid.

Saito literally solves both of these issues.

https://saito.io/saito-whitepaper.pdf

https://medium.com/@saitosquare/defusing-cryptos-ticking-time-bomb-b2df6cd37221

https://mukdde.substack.com/p/the-economic-solution-to-the-blockchainweb3

[Anonymous No.55988884]

Ty for the effort post op

[Anonymous No.55990840]

>>55988431
> has had 6 years of practically no price movement
> "umm actually im really happy for it to not be moving!"

[Anonymous No.55990973]

>>55988326
ARBDN was testing RWA on Hedera testnet over the weekend.
was running like 4k tps.
I know that because the time of day of the transactions and the type of transactions that were being performed, combined with the current totally random RWA hype train.

[Anonymous No.55991864]

>>55988318
what the fuck are you mummbling about mate

[Anonymous No.55991875]

Wait, how many of you fuckers are out here tweaking on pharma meth?

[Anonymous No.55992370]

>>55988352

[Anonymous No.55993362]

bump for effort

[Anonymous No.55993402]

>>55992370
Halp

[Anonymous No.55993431]

Advertising and begging
You need to fuck off and stay on shitter whatever you advertise here

[Anonymous No.55993594]

>>55988346
Yes, and XRP has been paving the way for regulations and adoption for almost a decade. After the lawsuit Ripple said that they are no longer going from bank to bank to explain to them XRP, now banks look for them and ask them to come over instead. Over 50 banks currently in talks on adoption the CBDC platform.

[Anonymous No.55994289]

sigh

[Anonymous No.55994965]

>>55993594