Link price singularity

[Anonymous No.7558932]

Do linkies in the private groups believe in AssBlaster? Too poor to get in :(

[Anonymous No.7558958]

Unironically dreamt of the link price singularity last night.

[Anonymous No.7559005]

Private groups? can someone give a newfag a rundown?

[Anonymous No.7559042]

6,5k linkies here wants to get in private linkiegroup!

[Anonymous No.7559043]

>>7558932
Who is this semen sergeant?

[Anonymous No.7559046]

>>7558932
>Too poor to get in :(
Just throw in $100 and you'll be fine, man. There's a chance that you'll have a nice sum in 5 years. Probably you'll 'make it' in 10 years. You can do this with any other solid shitcoin.

[Anonymous No.7559058]

>>7558932
From what I understand there's hope a product will be delivered 1-2 years.
At the moment LINK is proof of concept.
Banks will create their own oracles/blockchain. Sergey and the team will provide advice.

[Anonymous No.7559065]

assblaster is a confirmed larper and was meant for a time when everyone had lost hope last year. He was fun it's time to move on.

[Anonymous No.7559066]

>>7559005
That's where the tripfags share private research and track wallets now. You need 100k Link to get in.

[Anonymous No.7559085]

>>7559066
Autism

[Anonymous No.7559086]

>>7559043
Chinese cop. Her glasses tell her when she's looking at a wanted criminal. Wish it were science fiction.

[Anonymous No.7559099]

>>7558932
dreamt that link went 1million next month, time to buy

[Anonymous No.7559105]

>>7559058
So there's still time left to accumulate, nice.

[Anonymous No.7559106]

>>7558932
Privs believe.

[Anonymous No.7559113]

>>7559066
goddamnit, only 65k stinky here

But what get's shared there that doesn't appear here?

[Anonymous No.7559116]

>>7558958

This kind of shit is happening to me with LINK, REQ, and JNT. I'm checking my blockfolio less which is good, but it's weird because I don't like that I *expect* to be fucking loaded in a year.

[Anonymous No.7559151]

>>7559066
>tfw 99,999 linkies and was denied entry
>$100k in debt to the mafia so can't afford even one linkie more
why is life so cruel

[Anonymous No.7559154]

>>7559113
That's what I want to know. Link whales paid money for someone to research the AssBlaster/Armbruster thing, but they won't share the report.

[Anonymous No.7559190]

>>7559105
Load of time, but it is purely speculative.
If Sergey takes a back office type role there is not much more room for growth for the next year or so.
One to hold and forget about for 18 months, assuming the company doesn't go bust.

[Anonymous No.7559252]

>>7559116
I feel you anon. I deleted my blockfolio, didnt see the point of checking it while everything was crashing, but that feeling of the inevitability of lambo land is there for me too. The delusion has gripped me so hard I've already started to plan how I'm going to cash out my first mil over a 20 day period

[Anonymous No.7559318]

>>7559252
How much link are you guys holding, if it hits 20€ I'm moving to Portugal to cash out there, after that the World is at my feet. Hope it just happens this year, tired of waiting

[Anonymous No.7559319]

>>7558958
I had a false awakening some time ago where I checked my portfolio and link had mooned and I had a few million

[Anonymous No.7559385]

>>7559318
Why would anyone move there? It's the country version of a poor Italian's home in the 80s.

[Anonymous No.7559454]

>>7559385
he's proably american.

[Anonymous No.7559494]

>>7559086
I read the tech crunch article, and I know chink technology, I think it just identifies brown people.
Which 99% correlates with wanted criminals so nobody will ever care.

[Anonymous No.7559502]

>>7559154
We all know if it had been good new it would have ''leaked''

[Anonymous No.7559519]

$1.5k EOY

[Anonymous No.7559567]

Smart contracts are very interesting but only viable for blockchain assets. Their most interesting use-case is trustless casino games and prediction markets. They're never going to be used for real-life agreements. Most of real-life is centralized. A decentralized system is only as decentralized as its weakest (most centralized) link. Sure, you might be able to use oracles to relay the winner of the super bowl or the winner of a national election but you're not going to be able to accurately measure whether business A is holding up its end of the deal to business B or person X is holding up his rental agreement to person Y.

The oracle problem is overblown. If you want data from the outside world just query some APIs and take the average response. It will be good enough for 99% of use cases. Code vulnerabilities will be almost nonexistent once the formal verification tools for Ethereum get improved.

[Anonymous No.7559639]

>>7559385
>>7559454

No cryptotaxes you suckers, move there for 1 year, chill, cash out and move on

And Nope no amerifag here

[Anonymous No.7559770]

>>7559116
Shill me jibrel anon. So close to buying in. Shit seems great, just worried that the extent of this Shiekh backing won't be as much as speculated.

[Anonymous No.7560332]

>>7559116
>REQ,
can you tell me what so great about REQ? it looks like all the other trash out there

[Anonymous No.7560348]

Smart contracts are very interesting but only viable for blockchain assets. Their most interesting use-case is trustless casino games and prediction markets. They're never going to be used for real-life agreements. Most of real-life is centralized. A decentralized system is only as decentralized as its weakest (most centralized) link. Sure, you might be able to use oracles to relay the winner of the super bowl or the winner of a national election but you're not going to be able to accurately measure whether business A is holding up its end of the deal to business B or person X is holding up his rental agreement to person Y.

The oracle problem is overblown. If you want data from the outside world just query some APIs and take the average response. It will be good enough for 99% of use cases. Code vulnerabilities will be almost nonexistent once the formal verification tools for Ethereum get improved.

[Anonymous No.7560364]

>>7560332
You can send and recieve requests in any currency (fiat or crypto) and the REQ tokens act as fuel for the network in that they get burned as transaction fees.

[Anonymous No.7560413]

>>7560364
fuck me now i have to go down a rabbit hole with this shit. can you give me a quick rundown on this shit?

[Anonymous No.7560444]

>>7560413
just read the whitepaper and buy some tokens
every normie will be using request in a few years

[Anonymous No.7560508]

>>7560444
>request in a few years
nice trips. i dont have a few years im not like you young bucks around here. Im an old NEET who needs something to pan out

[Anonymous No.7560576]

>>7558958
I also dream about this

[Anonymous No.7560661]

>>7559058
Testnet is live, initial mainnet this quarter, what products do you speak of?

[Anonymous No.7560738]

>>7560444
Nice trips. Sounds interesting so far, the price is low, too. Maybe I'm going throw 100 bucks at it.

[Anonymous No.7560913]

>>7560364
How is that different than OMG? I've read the REQ whitepaper and skimmed OMG's but they sound so similar

[Anonymous No.7560965]

>>7560913
thats the problem all these shit coins use the same buzzwords

[Anonymous No.7560970]

>>7560508
This is exactly how you get things that will pan out. Old or not, this is how to make the most money is by getting in on coins early not when they reach top 10.

If you're not willing to take risk then just go all in on Ethereum and be happy with your 20x you'll make this year.

[Anonymous No.7561007]

>>7560970
.20 is not early though. Thats kinda late

[Anonymous No.7561078]

>>7560965
>>7560913

They're completely different. OMG makes you your own bank. REQ you can think of it as a payment processor that accepts every currency and Crypto out there.

"Buzzwords". No retard, you just don't understand what those "buzzwords" mean and how they're used so you just label them "buzzwords" to feel better about yourself for not trying to learn something new.

[Anonymous No.7561164]

>>7561078
when both white papers read the same then thats a problem retard

[Anonymous No.7561385]

>>7561164
Right. They read the same. Ok. No problem. They're literally copies of each other. Even the code. All of it is just a copy-past find-replace-all "OMG" -> REQ. Boom. New coin. Thanks.

Kys

[Anonymous No.7561457]

>>7561385
im not going to waste my time with you good luck

[Anonymous No.7561903]

>>7559567
You need to put that pasta in the microwave, its gone stale

[Anonymous No.7562140]

>>7560508
the mainnet is getting released next month so the price will increase then regardless grandad

[Anonymous No.7562609]

>>7559042
>6,5k linkies here wants to get in private linkiegroup
no comma fags allowed. Decimal points only.

[Anonymous No.7562639]

>>7562609
Are you in?