/biz/ - Business & Finance

Everyone knows it.
Its Chainlink

>>56044709

>>55250568
it's crypto, it's a bear market, it has happened before, it will happen again
now, do you have any real argument as to why I should sell or do I need to post the swift article again

>>52788911
Link is only one of many tokens I have. It’s also the only one I plan on not selling any time soon if ever. It will become my passive income stream. Might not be worth too much now but down the line itl be nice to get some guaranteed income every year.

>>50899419
That is literally the most bullish chart I have ever seen.
>bottom: found
>higher lows: locked in
>hopium: insane levels
>spring status: coiled tight af
How could any human being on the planet look at that and not just go all-in instantly?

>>29740164
>literally subhuman, you deserve to live in a pod and eat bugs and play your little vidya all day until you die and think to yourself "if only I consumed more products"
Mastering Street Fighter is a more noble pursuit than anything you've done in your life. Do you even know what the game is? It's nothing like the games described by >>29739779.
You can't argue with me so you resort to bug and pod memes.

I'll go further - mastering Street Fighter is more impressive than mastering an instrument.

Chainlink staking Q1 next year. That's v1.0 bros, the end of the beginning. A new phase and a new reality. The culmination of 3 years hard work from the Chainlink team, and 3 years hard meming and shitposting by the turbo-autists of /biz/. We've seen some shit in the last 3 years but now it's all coming together. SOON. TONIGHT.
I love you all brothers, may we ride together in Valhalla.

PS: Never forget that EVERYONE that uses discord has their own username, and a little avatar picture, their own little "online identity" lmao

Is that a middle finger in your logo?

So if you're a smart contract/blockchain developer and you want to:

-Execute your smart contract using aggregated oracle responses drawing from trusted sources: Chainlink
-Process complex logic to execute the contracts while maintaining data privacy: Chainlink + Town Crier
-Bundle operations to reduce the transactional burden on the settlement layer by a factor of 1000: Chainlink + Threshold Signatures
-Obfuscate the parties and payouts to the smart contract without relying on proprietary hardware: Chainlink + Mixicles
-Allow your smart contract to execute using TLS secured data while maintaining limited read-only access to that data: Chainlink + DECO
-Allow your smart contract to compute in solidity without being subjected to the limitations of the Ethereum public chain: Chainlink + Arbitrum
-Process your smart contract on a feeless network or a competitor platform: Chainlink + Tezos / Chainlink + Polkadot
-Use oracles as a background component of a user friendly, modular smart contract toolkit: Chainlink + OpenZeppelin / Chainlink + Kaleido / Chainlink + Baseline Protocol/EEA
-Generate cryptographically verifiable random numbers for any use ranging from truly random gambling to the secure generation of genesis keys for blockchains: Chainlink + VRF

Chainlink has become a powerful toolkit of features and innovations that spans far beyond its initial conception as simply a secure oracle network. It is a feature rich second layer suite of tools and functionalities that represents the lynchpin of a vast number of processes ranging from secure off-chain computation to scalability solutions and data privacy.

>>18917167
Based. Nobody bothers to call discord faggots out any more, but they deserve every insult.
Muh wolf of wall street. muh market manipulation. Absolute faggots and hired pajeet retards.

At what Chainlink price will you actually buy something extravagant?

Owning Chainlink provides me an inner peace that I don't get from any other source. I literally get to exchange patience, which costs me nothing, for millions of dollars.

Good idea, anon. LINK generals were a great idea after all.

>>17580273
I will just buy every LINK he dumps and then I will become the real Sergey

Fuck bobos
$1000eoy

i have only ever shilled. wrote the "smart contracts are basically pieces of software..." pasta. made lots of memes. i want everyone on /biz/ to make it, even 2020 fags. fuck discord and fuck twitter.

>>17133860
full size

>>16684180

Ethereum is a walled marketplace built on a magic spring, where vendors trade their goods and the vapors from the magic spring mean that every trade is fair and trustworthy. It's the perfect place to do business.
But there is a thick wall around the marketplace to keep the magic vapors in, and all the people outside who have goods they want to trade in the market can't get in.
Chainlink is the armored carriage that takes your goods and conveys it into the magic market. They can even take the goods of multiple vendors and come back with concrete proof that the goods were traded in the market in accordance with the magic rules.

The market on its own isn't that valuable when it can't trade with the outside world. The outside world can't benefit from magic trading when it can't breach the walls. Chainlink is the only safe way to cross that wall.

>>16557646
Thanks sirrs ESL

>>16515991
>700k

lmao

So the Chainlink oracle can already call BTC/USDT from the Binance API, right?
Why can't a company undercut Coinbase by just having a fiat account attached to a BTC account by smart contract so that as soon as people deposit USD in fiat account X, the equivalent is paid out of crypto account Y. Fully automated, no faggot exchange/custodian fees, instant execution. Why doesn't this exist already?

>>16083598
This.
Also direct your attention to the charts for a little something called LINK.