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>>23320781
why do these efforts posts. if he doesn't get it by now he's not going to get it

>>21237328
Also this

>>21093702
He's not rational because he had 3 years to understand what he had invested in. All the research was here, it was all in front of him.
He's now selling a three weeks before this: https://www.smartcontractsummit.io/
He's a plebbit level normie who got lucky. He didn't read, he didn't research, he didn't do the work.
Remember that while it's going to get great getting rich from this, the schadenfreude will just about be as good. Particularly with the chartfags on Twitter.

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>>18970179
It's obvious to us when we've been across this for 2-3 years but that Coinbase 'Oracle' announcement was pretty illuminating. Even "smart" crypto people just don't... get it.

Aaron Wright (OpenLaw) + Johann speaking in 20 minutes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqW7H7RoZUs

>>17580795
It's always been there and was actually much more intense during 2017 and 2018. One element is that it was a way to keep normies/plebbit + those who can't research away from the project. This allowed people here to accumulate as much as possible through keeping the price low. r/cc was particularly targeted over the past 2 years in order to poison link's name.

There is also likely groups that employ it for more short-term benefit to pick up us much LINK as possible. Likely also shilling on the way up to. Basically the idea is either make people not buy or switch in and out and pick up their LINK.

But i've never engaged in any of that, just sit here on the sidelines with my stakc and observe.

>>17188083
It's not so bad. The hardest part is not selling the bottom desu. After the retracement in 2017, my mind was filled with "what-ifs" about selling the local top. "Why didn't I sell at $1.44? I could have bought a house/car/cocaine?!"

Now I just recognize that when I feel the most pressure to sell, it's actually the best buy signal out there. Similarly, when I start daydreaming about mansions, it's probably a local top and I should hunker down for a few months.

Talking about signals, one of the friends I shilled chainlink to in 2017 finally asked me if now is a good time to buy. The last time it felt this way, eth was $90. Strap in boys.

For example: It is believed that the secret or hidden name of God contains 216 characters.

Now, bearing my cosmological theory in mind you can see why I was so astounded to find this 60 digit repeat cycle hidden in the Fibonacci Sequence.

But this could simply be a random pattern of 60 numbers right? Yes, they could be. So I need to do more.

If 6 x 6 x 6 = 216 Which has divine connotations. What happens if I take 3 of those Fibonacci Circles and combine them as in Diagram 2.

These are not simply 60 random numbers repeating to all infinity. When 3 of these circles are aligned at the dead centre, as in Diagram 2, the circumference of the circles touch perfectly at their midpoints (Number 5 in the cycle) and I find that the 4 internal arcs add up to 360 and the 2 exterior arcs each add up to 180.

So now I have a 60 repeat cycle that produces the number 360 when aligned in this order.

Remember my theory says that the universe recycles every 60 units of time and manifests in all 360 degrees.

Look at the Clock Face (Image Below). The 5’s & Zero’s align perfectly with the 12 hours on a clock face.

Dear God how can I convey the PERFECTION of all of this to you?

Mathematics is showing us how perfect CREATION is. The face of a clock is divided into 12 hours that align perfectly with the 5’s and zero’s from the Fibonacci sequence. The same Sequence that produces the golden ratio.

It means the universe is a perfect creation and has deep structural programming. A single day can be sectioned up into 60 equal units (OR 2 x 12 HOURS) using the Fibonacci sequence.

The Fibonacci Sequence is making a perfect Human Clock

There have been a few points where I've realised just how comfy things are but I think the Mixicles announcement was right up there.

In the midst of everything else, the team came out with a near 50 page whitepaper with Ari as the lead author: https://chain.link/mixicles.pdf

>>16778749
>doesn't understand token fundamentals
>unironically comparing link to fucking verge of all things

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