/biz/ - Business & Finance

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>>14622456
Also, take in to consideration staking your link for residual/passive income and never selling you Link. The bigger the Link network gets, the more your Link is worth.

Never cash out your Link. You will be able to use spend it directly by design. Stake it and spend the residuals.

Like a next generation credit card machine. It's a transaction facilitator. This is the first step to global, fully automated supply chain management. Endless usecases. If something needs to be verified and paid out (shipping, insurance, farming, orders, etc.) Chainlink can facilitate the end to end completion of the task using real world inputs and pay with the banking APIs described by PSD2, which has deadlines in September.

Smartcontract.com

Never selling. Staking for residuals. You do not have to "cash out" Link by its very design.

What is ChainLink for $1000 EOY?

>>14522533
You never have to cash Link out by its very nature. What do you think this picture is showing?

>>14156838
You won't need to cash out. That's the genius of it all.

>>14141392
Link will literally enable this.

>>14056173
They literally use the Swift logo in the documentation on the smartcontract.com website. What else do you need to see?

>>14040168
It's a good investment. Buy it for as low as you can, don't sell it, and buy more as you can afford to. DO NOT SELL IT.

https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2019/06/05/facebook-cryptocurrency-coming-in-june-report.html

"Facebook will announce its cryptocurrency later this month, and will allow employees working on the project to take their salary in the form of the new currency, according to a report in The Information.

About a year ago, the company appointed former PayPal executive David Marcus to begin exploring opportunities with blockchain, the technological underpinning for cryptocurrency. Since then, several outlets have reported that the company has been building its own digital currency, which users will be able to store, trade, and exchange for regular currency, in part through Facebook apps including Messenger and WhatsApp. The report adds that Facebook is also planning physical ATM-like machines where users can buy the currency."

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>>13929343
Lean about what you bought and the implications. The entirety off commerce could ride on the back of Chainlink. Trillions of dollars in the form of 1 Billion tokens.

All transactions in the future will be carried on the back of Chainlink. Trillions and trillions of dollars worth of the Chainlink token will be required...there are only 1 Billion total tokens giving each token an easy valuation of $1k to thousands of dollars a piece.

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