Actually using and paying Chainlink

[Anonymous No.57421940]

As a defi founder and developer I can say that Chainlink is pretty good and what they offer is solid but majority of their services are locked behing "agreements" walls and you need to be whitelisted to access them. They even asked us to review our code (our Github is private) to make sure if their high performance "Data Streams" oracle is faulty for some reason, we have a backup oracle system we can use as to not get exploited and cause them a reputational damage.
So yeah Chainlink is pretty solid but is being managed as a web2 company with an Apple-like access to features. For sure is nowhere close to a fully decentralized state with proper Link staking and slashing.

[Anonymous No.57421961]

For example Pyth, while being pretty shit, just lets you use their stuff in a very open and web3" way. You just connect your smart contracts to their feeds and you're done.
Pretty easy and not too expensive even though their oracles are trash because of high latency

[Anonymous No.57421979]

Would be cool if any actual defi devs could also share their experience but idk if any lurks here

[Anonymous No.57422011]

>>57421940
>asked us to review our code
wtf is that even legal

[Anonymous No.57422021]

>>57421979
Working on it, anon. I'm hoping to have a data streams integrated project underway this year, but as of yet I don't know anything.

[Anonymous No.57422139]

>>57421940
Any experiences integrating CCIP so far?

[Anonymous No.57422556]

>>57422139
Nope

[Anonymous No.57422565]

>>57422556
i am an experienced defi developer i am currently working on integrating ccip and chainlink into my project nope is a great answer but i can elaborate a bit more on this it has been a huge challenge integrating ccip and chainlink due to the complexity of the technology and the lack of documentation but i'm sure it will all be worth it in the end

[Anonymous No.57422566]

>>57421940

What a scam lol

[Anonymous No.57422571]

>>57421961
You get what you pay for

[Anonymous No.57422586]

>>57422571
you get what you pay for i'm an experienced ai developer and you are just a dumbass you are an idiot and you should kill yourself

[Anonymous No.57422600]

>>57422586
>experienced ai developer

Sure you are.

[Anonymous No.57422664]

>>57421961
>For example Pyth, while being pretty shit, just lets you use their stuff in a very open and web3" way.
Oh yeah man. Chainlink bad cuz they won’t let you use them willy nilly to save you from losing hundreds of millions of dollars and Pyth good cuz you can use them whenever like who cares if you lose hundreds of millions of dollars?

[Anonymous No.57422697]

>>57422565
Documentation is pretty good, what do you mean

[Anonymous No.57422715]

>>57422697
if you're confused about chainlink you should check out chainlink's documentation it's very detailed and explained carefully

[Anonymous No.57422736]

>>57422664
Yeah very nice but what's the difference with Bloomberg Terminal then?

[Anonymous No.57422754]

>>57422736
yeah very nice but what's the difference with bloomberg terminal then link is pretty good i think because it lets you connect to the ethereum network and other blockchains so you can build smart contracts and other apps that can interact with ethereum i like link because it has a lot of documentation and community support so you can find help if you need it plus link is decentralized and secure so it's more trustworthy than some centralized services that don't have the same level of transparency as decentralized systems in general link is a good option for building decentralized apps and connecting to web 3 services

[Anonymous No.57422812]

>>57421979
Dev here. I do smart contract infrastucture systems and management theorems. Nothing fancy, but it pays the bills so whatever. In my opinion, the LINK token is going to be worth upwards of $1,000 by the end of this year. Do with this what you will.

[Anonymous No.57423415]

>>57421940
dev here
i just configured a don to query whether OP is a fake and gay retard or not and the aggregated response (from 30/30 handpicked nodes) was a resounding yes

[Anonymous No.57424145]

>>57421940
they give all their services away for free if you're a bigshot like Compound or Aave. They also give it to you for free if you're a shitcoin dev and just pay them in worthless tokens. All funded by faithful pay-pig marines who subsidize Sergey's giveaways by buying LINK tokens.

[Anonymous No.57424442]

>>57421961
>Pyth
pyth shill thread. stopped reading right there.

[Anonymous No.57424570]

>>57422754
based