Next big thing or bust?

[Anonymous No.9757034]

Let's settle this in this thread, all you shillers and fudders, gather round. Will this be the next btc/eth/ans, or even bigger? Or is it a meme scam to trick newfags?

Place your bets anons

[Anonymous No.9757061]

>>9757034
It's worth putting in some extra cash and leaving for the next several years just like any other coin with some glimmer of hope...People trying to be fortune tellers are doing it wrong, just spread ur eggs out and fucking wait. There is no telling what this shit will be like in 10 years.. That's my advice to newfags at least

[Anonymous No.9757068]

If it's the next big thing, we won't know for a while, and by a while I mean possibly a couple of years.

[Anonymous No.9757078]

The fact that is the only token that matters should have give you an answer already.

[Anonymous No.9757082]

>>9757034
>Let's settle this

[Anonymous No.9757107]

>>9757078
It really is the Google of tokens, basically makes everything obsolete when you can just connect existing infrastructure to the blockchain. It also saves the industry money, real win win and history has shown technology that reduces cost always gets adopted.

[Anonymous No.9757115]

[Anonymous No.9757135]

>>9757115
The meme is deep and the will make its impact on the world felt.

[Anonymous No.9757142]

doubt anything will happen with this shitty volume

[Anonymous No.9757163]

Low Volume on declining prices is bullish
do you even know about trading? If not please fuck off of keep your opinions for yourself

[Anonymous No.9757246]

>>9757034
It is whats missing to make crypto useful. Bitcoin, the first decentralized currency. Ethereum, the first decentralized smart contracts. Chainlink, the first decentralized oracle network. 1k eoy.

[Anonymous No.9757265]

> confuses trade volume for potential
> doesn't buy shitcoins when they are cheap
> fomos in at all time highs
> declares crypto is a scam
> misses opportunities of a lifetime

[Anonymous No.9757533]

>>9757246
>364 billion MC

[Anonymous No.9757574]

One
Kay
End
Of
Year

[LINK4D No.9757598]

Anon, think about it, 1st we had bitcoin, then eth, now we connect the real world to the blockchain, if this works out, we fucking made it anon.

[Anonymous No.9757717]

>>9757598
I agree. I missed both btc and eth and it seems like link is the missing piece for enterprise smart contracts. Our final chance to make it

[Anonymous No.9757743]

Yo It really iz da Google o' tokens, basically makes everything obsolete when you can just connect existing infrastructure ta da blockchain. It also saves da industry money, real win win an' history has shown technology dat reduces cost always gets adopted an don't make me pull mah gat!

[Anonymous No.9757745]

>>9757034
>Let's settle this
These threads never settle anything, stop using that phrase you faggots

[Anonymous No.9757776]

>>9757034
1k eoy is a joke, but I expect to see $50 down the line.

[Anonymous No.9757800]

>>9757776
So close yet so far.
1k EoY still on

[Anonymous No.9757806]

Wait legit concern here.
Let's say sergey delivers and mainnet is fully functional.
Who will actually use the network if crypto has no real use case yet

[Anonymous No.9757821]

>>9757806
Don't you get it. LINK IS the use case. LINK turns crypto from a joke into something businesses will actually use.

[Anonymous No.9757826]

>>9757800
I've been holding this project since just after the ICO. I'm not going anywhere, but I believe in math over meme magic.

[Anonymous No.9757855]

>>9757821
Why would I go out of my way to accept crypto. Literally no reason to

[Anonymous No.9757879]

>>9757826
$50 would make a lot of us multi-millionaires.

It's probably a few years off for this to become a reality if it does indeed happen, but the risk/reward is worth it.

[Anonymous No.9757897]

>>9757855
you cannot possibly be that oblivious

[Anonymous No.9757903]

>>9757897
Inb4 people said the same thing about phones and the internet

[Anonymous No.9757929]

>>9757903
man people said the exact same thing about phones and the internet bro

[Anonymous No.9758311]

>>9757533
I mean... that's less than half of the market cap of amazon.com . Less than half.

[Anonymous No.9758438]

>>9757061
THIS

[Anonymous No.9758999]

Noone know. But whats confirmed so far is LINK 100$ VOLUME EOY

[Anonymous No.9759008]

>>9757821
The team holds over 65% of the token supply. what if sergey gives the token away to big bussinesses for free, and makes money somewhere else. It would literally make the token an utility token... price would never rise, yet the comany would still make money

[Anonymous No.9759415]

>>9759008
but the news will spread how big corporation hold 65% of the token supply (and have them staked) so normies will want to be part of that and pump it to 500. Then normies will start to stake them, lowering the circulating supply even more and then your grandpas and grandmas come and pump it to 1k+
Simple math

[Anonymous No.9759859]

>>9757855
Good bait or literally retarded. Chainlink isn't about accepting crypto for payments, you dickhead.

[Anonymous No.9759904]

>>9757034
Ask the canadian Gov.

http://cradpdf.drdc-rddc.gc.ca/PDFS/unc302/p806401_A1b.pdf

Or ask this british banker how they are developing the API economy and the open banking initiative - guess who's building that infrastructure, our god sergey.

http://www.thebanker.com/video/v/5776731742001/paul-horlock-chief-executive-officer-new-payment-system-operator-ndash-view-from-bfl-2018

[Anonymous No.9760480]

https://www.secureae.com/

https://www.bloomberg.com/research/stocks/private/snapshot.asp?privcapId=309560336

Key Executives for Secure Asset Exchange Inc.
Mr. Sergey Nazarov

Chief Executive Officer

[Anonymous No.9760499]

>>9760480
>>9760480
>https://www.secureae.com/

[Anonymous No.9760541]

>>9760480
>https://www.secureae.com/https://www.bloomberg.com/research/stocks/private/snapshot.asp?privcapId=309560336Key Executives for Secure Asset Exchange Inc.Mr. Sergey Nazarov Chief Executive Officer

[Anonymous No.9760564]

https://trade.secureae.com/
Due to recent increases in maintenance costs and the limited resources and time of any startup that needs to prioritize its initiatives, Secure Asset Exchange will no longer be available as of January 21st, 2016 (NXT block 621,000). We are deeply grateful to all of our users and supporters up to this point and look forward to focusing our energy on making the next generation of great blockchain-based applications, which our now global society can truly benefit from.
Your ability to use your NXT or any of your assets will not be affected by our availability because your account and all of its assets can be accessed through the official NXT client.
To access your account using the password created on trade.secureae.com, simply combine your username with your secret phrase, with no spaces between the two; this will create the password to your NXT account for the official client. For example, if your username is “joe” and your secret phrase is “joe likes coffee” then your account’s password for the official NXT client will be “joejoe likes coffee”. Please make sure to take capitalization and spacing into account, they do matter.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at [e-mail].

[Anonymous No.9760769]

>>9760564
https://www.smartcontract.com/
Due to recent increases in maintenance costs and the limited resources and time of any startup that needs to prioritize its initiatives, smartcontract.com will no longer be available as of January 21st, 2019 . We are deeply grateful to all of our users and supporters up to this point and look forward to focusing our energy on making the next generation of great blockchain-based applications, which our now global society can truly benefit from.
Your ability to use your chainlink tokens or any of your ethereum assets will not be affected by our availability because your account and all of its assets can be accessed without smartcontract.com.
To access your account using the password created on www.smartcontract.com, simply combine your username with your secret phrase, with no spaces between the two; this will create the password to your link account for the official client. For example, if your username is “joe” and your secret phrase is “joe likes coffee” then your account’s password for the official link client will be “joejoe likes coffee”. Please make sure to take capitalization and spacing into account, they do matter.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at [e-mail].

Again thank you for your support which was at times overwhelming but as of now technological solutions to the oracle problem are unachievable. Please be assure we made every effort in doing so and are confident no one else will either due to fundemental conceptual issues that cannot be addressed via todays techology platforms.

[Anonymous No.9760798]

>>9760564
Cuz of recent increases up in maintenizzle costs n' tha limited resources n' time of any startup dat need ta prioritize its initiatives, Secure Asset Exchange will no longer be available az of January 21st, 2016 (NXT block 621,000). We is deeply grateful ta all of our playas n' supportas up ta dis point n' look forward ta focusin our juice on makin tha next generation of pimped out blockchain-based applications, which our now global society can truly benefit from.
Yo crazy-ass mobilitizzle ta use yo' NXT or any of yo' assets aint gonna be affected by our availabilitizzle cuz yo' account n' all of its assets can be accessed all up in tha straight-up legit NXT client.
To access yo' account rockin tha password pimped on trade.secureae.com, simply combine yo' username wit yo' secret phrase, wit no spaces between tha two; dis will create tha password ta yo' NXT account fo' tha straight-up legit client. For example, if yo' username is "joe" n' yo' secret phrase is "joe likes coffee" then yo' account’s password fo' tha straight-up legit NXT client is ghon be "joejoe likes coffee". Please make shizzle ta take capitalization n' spacin tha fuck into account, they do matter.
If you have any thangs, please feel free ta hollar at our asses at [e-mail].

[Anonymous No.9760874]

the cisco of the crypto bubble

[Anonymous No.9760947]

>>9757034

[Anonymous No.9760970]

>>9757068
this.