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Only for the true linkers / high IQ thread

100k link marine here. Anons I need u to tell me if I'm wrong, but my feeling is that we are not supposed to be invited to the future boom of API market. Sergei knows we are here but he's hardly working right now to Revolutionize the Derivatives market and the crypto world But he's doing this for "they", the big guys and Nick S., not for us. So we just have to wait the huge wave, surely eoy when mainnet is released. I feel like we are the insiders of the biggest next revolution in crypto for the next 2-3 years. AB and the true biz detectives know it. Hold strong marines!

>> No.9020450

>>9019588
we are holding. ive held since december nothing can phase link marine. its a long term hodl we all know it

>> No.9020598

>>9019588
checked

holding since etherdelta/pre sibos. havent sold a single link. only bought more. almost 200k now.

>> No.9020735

>>9019588
Sirs, I brought the coffee you requested sir!
Never sell Sir!
There's going to be more money then we think in running nodes Sir!

>> No.9020768

>>9019588
600k LINK general reporting in, you're gonna make it, son.

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>>9020768
ave

>> No.9020971

>>9019588
Hitler's own dubs, LINK andromeda mission confirmed

>> No.9021023

>>9019588
They don't care about us, like at all.
>Americans under 35 have about $1,580 saved, while those making $70,000 to $114,999 have about $5,400 saved.
How many link could you buy with a couple hundred? 1000? If you were lucky?
Also, you are all going to sell between $5-$10.

>> No.9021048

>>9019588
Hardly working? Bro since when did a ceo of a company every hold an investors hand every single fucking day shouting constant updates in a slack thread? This is a legitimate business solving solution for other billion dollar companies. If you need hand holding this isn't the company to be invested in.

>> No.9021558

>>9021048
when you know it will rain gold, find the biggest bucket you can.

>> No.9021581

Nah we're fucked. I'm actually starting to believing nobody gives a fuck about the oracle problem and they'll just use centralized services like we always have why switch it all up now it's easier. People are used to putting convenience and speed over security and privacy. Look at B1iq 100% efficiency they will just cryptographically sign the data with 99.99% uptime. Not sure how any platform will compete. We might be fucked.

>> No.9021648

>>9021581
O fuck its the blockoneiq faggot again.
Do you really want to go at it once more?
All it takes is one major hack and decentralization will take the spotlight

>> No.9021664

>>9021581
Chainlink will compete by being trustless and decentralised. Same way that crypto will outcompete all centralised services eventually.

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9021937

>>9020768
>>9020925

>tfw you only have 25k Link and see those two

>> No.9021958

>>9021581
>nah we're fucked
>we might be fucked.
pick one faggot and dont buy link then

>> No.9022109

>>9021958
No joke I own 35k link. The reason the project isn't being hyped up is it would be totally contradictory to the true mission. Sergey envisions a world where people are held accountable for all their big promises and hype they speak about and don't keep. This way people who control a large amount of resources won't be able to exploit people's willingness to want to participate. API market is supposed to grow to around 2.2 Trillion and there's going to be banking regulations that makes everything compatitable with ChainLink. This will end up being a huge let down or be the biggest thing the crypto space has ever seen.

>> No.9022175

>>9019588
Anyone got the link rankings

>> No.9022256

>>9022109
One thing I'm wary of is that making a bunch of random crypto-rich neets (fags flipping their btc gains into LINK) even richer seems like the OPPOSITE of something Sergey would want to do. From a perspective of principle.

>> No.9022266

>>9022256
do you think Vitalik wanted to make neets rich? it just happened recently. same thing will happen whether he cares or not if enterprises start using the network succesfully.

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>believing link will amount to anything now that Vechain has its own oracle

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>>9022303
oh vechain...the company that hyped up a fake bmw partnership? LMFAO

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>only 250k link

>> No.9022461

>>9022342
>only 250m link kms

>> No.9022491

>Be Sergey at business meeting giving pitch

... so that's why if you are running a blockchain function that requires external information, you need an oracle service.

CEO: ok, and you provide such a service?

Sergey: Yes, through decentralized nodes.

CEO: ok great, and you ensure the accuracy of the off chain data?

Sergey: ...no.

CEO: wtf? So what happens if we get incorrect data?

Sergey: the node operator loses LINK tokens.

CEO: Who is the node operator? What the hell are LINK tokens? Barbara, get me Oraclize on the phone.

Oraclize: Hello?

CEO: Do you provide blockchain oracles?

Oraclize: Yes, proprietary ones specific to your needs.

CEO: Do you ensure accurate off chain data?

Oraclize: Yes.

CEO: Great, book it. Sergey, you and your LINK tokens gtfo.

>this kills the linky.

>> No.9022505

>>9021023
This coin will grow organically to $3-5 just by following bitcoins path. When Sergey’s work comes to fruition and we see mass adoption of Chainlink, it’s going to go from $5 to $1000 overnight. You’re not going to get a chance to sell at $10 or even $100. Rest assured.

>> No.9022591

>tfw only 2000 linkies

kill me. I will do anything for linkies.

>> No.9022612

0 £ EOY linkies sorry for your bags. I will buy some at that price just for fun.

>> No.9022734

>>9022303
BLOCKCHAIN AGNOSTIC

>> No.9022752

>>9022303
>unironically believing everyone will be using some chink platform.

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>>9022491
can someone refute this I'm scared

>> No.9022813

>>9022505
I don't even need that much. At 100$ I would be set for life and my future kid's life too would be taken care of. I'll keep 10k link staking forever though. You never know what might happen down the line.

>> No.9023002

remember when vechain just announced their own oracle product that btfo chainlink? that was great.

>> No.9023156

>>9022763
Nope

>> No.9023405

>>9022763
We're not here to hold your hand. Sell that link basedboy.

>> No.9023420

>>9022763
pussy sighted. give me ur bags. ill take good care of them.

>> No.9023556

>>9022763
you cant be this fucking stupid, right?

globocorp ceo decides to try smartcontracts on 1% of orders because it saves teh money
his underlings use zepplin_os or any of a thousand other gateways to write contract
chainlink node triggers are native to all of these gateways
"i want the most secure one"
"well we can get a consensus of 80 data providers in this space and only execute if >78 agree"
"oh yeah, by the way they're all informationally orthogonal as they have post and call triggers so they cant leach off each other"
"great, how much will that cost? few hundred thousand?"
"somewhere between 5 and 500 bucks"
ceo asks a month later how the test is going
cuts costs on these transactions 20%
since margin is 5% now making 400% more profit
ceo transitions as much as he can
his competitiors either do same or die because they can no longer compete
they get rich
the owners of the decentralized network that facilitates the actual trigger points of all of this get very rich
fin

>> No.9023631

>>9022491
Oraclize themselves will be a VAR on top of chainlink for a growing segment of their APIs in a few years

>> No.9024281

Linklet NEET reporting, my first crypto was ETH at 1K+ and I don't like holding.

My understanding is that it would be redundant to build a core adaptor for the VeChainThor Blockchain because that blockchain will support their own oracles, for example, certfified community members. The certification process remains to be known. In any case, the Vechain Multi-party payment protocol allows transactions between multiple parties and can make the experience transparent to the end user, meaning he doesn't need to know what a private key is. And certified community members can work on dApps as oracle solutions to introduce real world data inside the VeChainThor Blockchain. From the article:

> For the existing blockchain networks such as BitCoin and Ethereum, the answer to multi-party payments is non-existent. This is because whenever we use the blockchain services, whether it is transferring cryptocurrency, upload data, and executing smart contracts, we have to send transactions to the network and pay for the transactions using our own account balances.

Oracles are still a challenge inside these blockchains. Publishing and executing smart contracts on the main Bitcoin blockchain is probably not a good long term solution, blockchain space could become too expensive to be that useful. Contracts could also be created off-chain and then the blockchain would only be used as a way to guarantee the trustlesness of the contract. Contracts on the VechainThor Blockchain may find a reason to speak to contracts that need to do something on other blockchains.

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9024306

please keep fudding I am poor and unemployed and need time to accumulate

>> No.9024328

>>9024281
question. why did you buy eth at 1k+?
like what seriously made you wait for years to buy it?
opinion completely and utterly disregarded.

>> No.9024348

>>9021664
crypto is centralized as fuck

>> No.9024767

>>9024281
I agree with this anon. Having your own oracles native to the blockchain is a competitive edge you have over other smart contract platforms.

Decentralised trustless oracle data will still be fucking huge so dont worry boys.

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>my feeling is that we are not supposed to be invited to the future boom of API market.

You're right anon.

Pic related

>> No.9024799

every business is going to be using Vechain in the near future and link is going to have no business

sorry boys, I'm finally out

>> No.9024843

>>9023556
Nice dream world buddy.

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sorry faggits. LINK has terrible developers and can't code a game of snake. i'll just leave this here

>> No.9024935

>>9022491
Lmao this is so retarded. I'm not even going to bother explaining why either, if you're retarded enough to be afraid of this then you don't deserve to hold link.

>> No.9025238

>>9024767
I think that's the real challenge for crypto, making people put their trust on technology over central authorities. It's OK to be worried.