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HOLY FUCK THE SINGULARITY IS HERE
CLAYTON FAGGT BTFO LMAO

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1o5o2m6Stg

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>>9131531
Probably June

https://www.ecb.europa.eu/paym/initiatives/shared/docs/d1a36-ami-seco-2018-03-20-item-04.1-cmh-tf-reporting.pdf

>>8863658
Cannot refute. Rock solid FUD. LINK is finished, headed for zero.


*Please please keep the price down, I need more time to accumulate.*

Anyone else exhausted from the continuous torrents of fud? I used to want to explain when points are invalid, but now I can't be bothered

>>8389248
that's the spirit!
running a node even when being the last man alive on earth

WE NEED A STREAM ASAP
REEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>8204227
if it was easy every motherfucker would have already done it
you can create your own, you can fork it, it's all worthless if you don't have the node runners
at the end it will be all about the network's strength

>>8192110
I'm so ready sempai

How are my LINKies holding up?

How are my LINKies holding up?

LINK reminds me of some sort of mythical island out of classical mythology, the sort of place where valkyrie wenches tug you off in a field of poppies while feeding you milk and honey through a golden funnel. And LINK FUD is like the storm that wreathes the island in perpetuity, leading explorers astray. Some, dazed and confused, end up stranded on the Mobius Archipelago, an entire chain of islands constructed entire from poo. Other vessels are simplysnapped in two by the gale winds of Shadow Fork and exit scam FUD.

Only the most daring, steadfast, and levelheaded will navigate the storm successfully and enter the $1000 EOY paradise on earth. Sergey stands on the shore like a sort of Greek God, wrapped in a toga with a crown of briars on his brow. He beams at you as you cast your anchor and wade to shore, his arms full of LINK tokens. You take one. It feels warm and smooth in your hand. It glistens in the sun. You smile back at Sergey. A valkyrie appears from nowhere and starts tugging you off. You know, in this moment, that you have truly made it.

>>7904473
what do you mean?
No one will develop things and spend years on something they cannot benefit from.
But let's assume you find a cuck who wants to spend years of hard work on a product that will use eth/btc tokens, how would you raise the funds for that? good luck finding volunteers to fund your hobby without giving them anything in exchange.
This is the fucking basic of decentralized system/services, each one needs to have its own internal currency to incentivize the devs/community

>>7901791
Great, now use the fact that you have money on the line to dig deep:

>>7902823 (You)
>>7903360
>>7903618 (You)
https://www.reddit.com/r/LINKTrader/comments/7pqo5t/anyone_know_if_link_is_involved_in_the_europes/dsjn7vh/
>As you can tell, I am bullish about ChainLink. Often in crypto, the old saying about how the guy selling shovels in a gold rush is the one to get rich. Well, I believe PSD2 is another gold rush and ChainLink is the first in the door selling the shovels, the diggers, and the whole wash plant.

Here's the thing, not only is ChainLink the shovels etc., there are MULTIPLE gold-rushes happening at the same time here. PSD2, legacy systems rushing to use smart-contract tech, stablecoins, reliable external data inputs; there are more but you get the idea.
And link is the shovel for all of them, the middleware. And it doesn't even need to capitalize on all of these gold-rushes. If it establishes itself in one of these markets, the network will grow to take over adjacent markets.
LINK is going to be the biggest shocked in the crypto-space to date.

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>>7846564
I have to admit, OP has some fresh ideas.

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>>7816540
>It's interesting to see parts of Sergey's personal philosophy slowly come out through these talks.
https://youtu.be/4jHKgt9tgz0
checkout 18:00 and 20:00 onward
He talks about leapfrogging the tech in emerging markets, and goes on to talk about his predictions for the mainstream adoption in the various major markets: derivatives, insurance, trade finance etc.

I can't believe people wait for him to talk on a big stages before buying in to the vision. We're all going to make it, brahs

>>7779491
topkek, Lieutenant Colonel
Will call in reinforcements right away

>>7767077
Checked, and amazing digits marines.
People need to realize now that the brakes are going to be lifted, and this is going to be a fucking moon mission in 2018 starting now. There will be retarded sell-offs, and algos and the rest, but the fundamentals are there. Get ready for a wild ride, boyos

Literally you retards can’t defend this

>>7749944

How does this not lend itself to centralization? Does it sound feasible to you?

>The certification service is used to prevent nodes from cheating with their answers. One form of attack, freeloading, is discussed in other sections of the white paper, but the certification service is focused on different types of attacks, sybil and mirroring. A sybil attack is where an attacker would control multiple nodes in the ChainLink network, attempting to control enough so that their falsified answer would be accepted as the correct answer given to a smart contract. Mirroring could also be used by compromised nodes to obtain their data from one another, instead of querying a data source individually. The long-term plan against both attacks is to utilize trusted hardware (Intel SGX), but until then, the certification service will detect and help prevent these attacks by issuing endorsements of high-quality oracle providers. These endorsements would be based on the node's rating within the validation system and would perform spot-checking of answers compared to other trusted nodes. The certification service also introduces the need for off-chain audits of nodes to ensure that they comply with security standards. Finally, the security service will perform reviews of answers after they have been given to the smart contract to ensure that the data has not been falsified.