/biz/ - Business & Finance

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>>16281257
Probably none important. /biz/ continuously shilled new icons popping out and this one just had a bit better concept and its logo didn't look fuckawful.

Maybe someone shilled it but most /biz/ bought ico level prices back then, at least half I'd say. Anyone who was here for eth saw the similarities. You can't really use that logic now because of how manufactured and artificial shills are posting and committing towards their shitcoins.

>>16281257
Are you a newfag? It was the great prophet know only as "assblaster"

>>16281257
sergey
to scam neets out of their parents' retirement money
the final results way exceed his expectations though

>>16281257
Klaus leaked link to us
He understands that we’re the only hope for the future

In a perfect world we would all have got rich 2017 sibos but rocket was too heavy

>>16281257
This guy

>>16281284
but why?

>>16281301
how so?

this guy, first ever mention of "chainlink" on /biz/

>>16281257

I heard the whistleblower was named "assblaster"

Twas the night before ICO
Sergey came shilling
Anons gathered to and fro
To hopefully make a killing
Buying a coin, with all of their eth
New friendships blossomed, each of them had sex
Gay and proud, the linkies they said
Kissing each other's mouths, until they rested their heads

>>16281257
dont you remember people posting their pre-sale addresses here?

There were posts here around ICO time. The original tripshill was Anime Anon.

>>16281257
It was this thread

>>/biz/thread/S3171521#p3172730

First ever mention of LINK on biz:

>>/biz/thread/S3115473

>>16281257
Kek did.
Every board on 4chan is a department in the purpose of Kek. We are meant to finance this purpose.

>>16281648
Kek

>>16281662
I'm balls deep in this one, not a shill.

>>16281284
AB appeared long after ico. biz was already well and truly a link board by the time he arrived

>>16281648
>>16281662
>bittrex likely

i remember when everyone didnt want it on binance because of the "binance kiss of death" and bittrex was the end game, it was were projects go to make it. how times have changed

>>16281662
>I'm balls deep in this one, not a shill

>>16281257
You know who it was.

>>16281694
>How fucking stupid would I be if I started selling shit to buy into ChainLink ICO?

>>16281702
>Normally I wouldn't even touch a ICO coin without a white paper. I understand what you are saying. This CEO's rep preceded him. If vitalik did an ICO under the same pretence nobody would care about a delayed whitepaper which would come out days before public sale. If I waited for public sale I'd surely miss out on this one. I missed out on OmiseGO but I learned my lesson. see you on Jupiter's moon.

>>16281771
>Poorfags btfo. I'm sitting comfy

>>16281785
>Wish I had more chainlink smart contracts to throw eth on. 300 ain't enough.

>>16281841
>Dude chainlink is fucking trash. The are already oracles on eth and libraries for requests that you can use for free. No one is going to use yet ANOTHER shit token to get charged for an API call

>>16281884
>Post your face after reading the Chainlink Whitepaper and know you're gonna make an absolute killing.

>>16281257
Assblaster

>>16281906
If Assblaster was really Blythe what reason would she have for tipping us off?

>>16281301
I think it was klaus too.
Remember the surge in chainlink searches in Zurich the night before Davos 2019? I ‘member. It was undeniably connected to someone klaus tier shilling link to drunk elites.

It actually wasn't AB initially but rather people digging into the SWIFT backstory and seeing the broader picture.

https://www.coindesk.com/swift-sibos-blockchain-contest-winners

>‘The family table’

>This wasn’t the last of blockchain at the day’s events, though, as Swift director and deputy head of investor services at SEB, Göran Fors, joined the three winners at “the family table” in the center of a room filled with about 150 Swift clients.

>There, Fors said that Swift has been looking into blockchain for the past 18 months, something he took particular interest in due to his role at SEB Group, a Swedish financial conglomerate that last year generated SEK 44.14bn ($5.16bn).

>“Disruption is something that I as a user want to see,” said Fors.

>Yet, he cautioned that new technology should also generate new business opportunities, not “just shift the way of doing things”.

>Smart Contracts CEO Sergey Nazarov told the audience he was “surprised by the appetite” that senior executives at Swift had for implementing the technology in the near term. Further, he advised audience members to adopt similar strategies.

>“The real decision corporate folks have [to make], ‘Is this a sustaining innovation or a disrupting innovation?’ In either case, the sound investment is getting your system ready and cryptographically connected to these networks,” he said.

Also a lot of time buried in the whitepaper, understanding the deep links to both academia and the institutional/corporate world. Unlike most projects that started up with a few tech guys, here we had Sergey who grew up in the VC space, Steve who was did the Ruby implementation and then top technical advisors around him.

>>16281702
>>16281884
>>16281905
Rofl, good shit

>>16281957
Fucking delete wtf

>>16281648
My sides

doesnt matter 0$ eoy

>>16281648
>original shills, now that’s gangsta
God I wish I had more money to put in during the ico. Literally making a bunch of fiat in 3 months but by then it will probably be 20 per link knowing my luck.

I bought into the pre sale thanks to an anon on here