/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18621006
this basically confirms we break 3.70 today

thanks nicofag

>>18433110
unironically not buying more
but ill make it in the end , we all will

>>18374653

>link goes past $3
>BTC starts dumping

REALLY MAKES YOU THINK DOESNT IT

How long did we get delayed because of corona?

Will adoption happen faster post corona?

>>17681680
LINK was made for financial sector fucking brainlet

>>17676106
Everyone with a fair stake in the game, of course it's worth it. Just look at the people around you. Everyone is sick, and depressed. Human life, like weak hands being shaken out, is a reality, Coronachan reflected in the market. Most people don't know god. Chainlink Marines know where they stand. Btc deve moving over to LINK for the last 3 years. Hope anons can afford rope.

Lets start a memeball thread to celebrate 50k sats

Who here /smartmoney/?

>>17354246
KEK

"32 million fixed my oracle problem" FUD is so based

>>16357989
not bad, considering we were sub 20 cents a year ago. that's a steep climb in a market where literally every alt went -99%
i would probably buy more

>>16057025

>>16009596
Just passed Monero in marketcap...feels goooood!

Didn't read; still buying

>>15868851
There is a saying that we are the average of the 5 people we spend the most time with.
I am happy to count my /biz fren among them.

I fully expect the next Chainlink pump on dailies to take us to $3, possibly further.
This is the only real thing I've ever said here.

>>15820600
they end up buying chainlink at $0.20 and becoming the new financial elite

Gather around...

Expect to hear of CLC having an investor to back the project

Polkadot News

LinkPool news

A MAJOR announcement that will be monumental for the development of the ecosystem.

It's true. If you are not a developer, you are not supposed to be in this club. But since you are here, let's make the most of it. Be ready.

Those who said Sergey has no vision (the same speech!) have not been paying attention, particularly to his earliest appearances.

Chainlink is being constructed to fill the role of an idealised arbiter of truth, connected to the most perfectly dispassionate executor, in the form of public smart contract chains.

This is in fulfilment of the deepest Platonic ideals of contract and governance that have ever been conceived, but which have remained out of reach, mere approximations even under the highest forms of lawful Republic, as at every step human capriciousness asserts itself and corrodes the final product, the freedom of contract found when our pledges are given force by Leviathan. Alas, ‘from the crooked timbers of humanity, no straight thing was ever made’.

By redrawing the locus of consensus as that of a precise ledger with sound game-theoretical guarantees at its edges, and iron-clad stricture within, rather than a continuously renegotiated knife fight, the level of trust required to engage in mutually beneficial enterprise plummets precipitously.

But what does it plummet to? The trust required is now neatly circumscribed to the trust in the information delivered unto our new Leviathan. There is fortunately a market for this trust, a pool of agents who are willing to stake their reputation and collateral on any piece of digitisable information on which it is possible to come to consensus. The truth is a most excellent Schelling point, and one which well-incentivised agents can reliably settle on.

Do not underestimate the power and the generality of this arrangement in its maturity, nor the amount of human and economic potential that this will unlock.

WTF is going on, we're going parabolic again!
Target: 10 dollars

>>15042043
$37.33

>>14898839
XRP has no memetic energy. Get out now while you still can.

If you already subscribe to a hyper-accelerationist view, then LINK will facilitate this. But we should be wary on how it will potentially entrench the ruling power's ability, by removing human links.

It is difficult to imagine how our society would change, because despite how our society has currently changed in the past 50 years, we still operate 'face-to-face' in a way. All that has changed is transportation (cars, planes, trains, internet). The internet is a form of transportation, if you like. Groups of people, which were formally localised within a single area for many generations, are suddenly dispersed away by a sort of mandatory economic exodus to work within this system. This has caused a lot of social apathy.

But, as I said, most of this contact is still human contact. Blockchain tech, and smart contracts, will erode this further, and make it almost automated. People will no longer necessary. Most white collar disciplines will be curbed. Fact is, society is not prepared for this transition. The apathetic destruction of our traditional culture slipped through only due to the busy, hyper-stimulating, wagie focus that our current world creates. Ironically, despite making transactions quicker, I think crypto (LINK) will slow things down. People will contemplate just how fucked this world is. What will they do then? (((Market makers))) think it will help them. But I think pic realted