/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>21892931
We'll be over $100 within the next few weeks. If the planets align for V2 and users we'll see $500 plus before year end, and into 2021 and beyond is where we can really enter Linkie territory. I've no idea why biz is watching this one pass by

>>21892931
right after the ETH flippening, so never

>>21893055
Based , i seen it here when it was $3 fagged out and didn't buy.

>>21893088
bold statement anon, would you like to drink anything. jean, bring my goyim friend an orange juice.

>>21892931
Reminder an eth genesis wallet bought 9k @ $40

>>21894068
He knows something that we don't know?

>>21893055
Can you name 50 projects that are currently using, or have stated they will eventually use Tellor?
Should be pretty easy, thats not even 20% of the amount of projects that are using or stated they will use chainlink

>>21894176
We will be 10x from here by then. Feel free to buy high and sell higher when the time comes.

been holding this for a week. need my dopamine rush pump soon or else imma lose

>>21894328
Could you name 25?
Or 15?
Maybe 10?

>>21894176
You guys were saying that when tellor was $3, it's now over $40. Remember most of Links "users" are worthless vaporware so keep using that as the benchmark and miss another 10x

>>21894804
Keep using what as a benchmark?
The number of projects that are using an Oracle network? The actual usage that a product gets based on its use-case?

Okay... i guess i will keep using that as a benchmark

>>21894176
first mover advantage does not equal a quality product...as time passes we will start to see chainlink lose projects because its frankly a heap of centralised shit (with a CEO in self destruct mode, xrp style) and move to proper decentralised oracles like tellor...dont cry when your still bag hodling at that point anon, you have been warned.

>>21894959
I was just about to post this lol
>>21894847
Can you spot yourself in this pic? Anyone who listened to your current reasoning would've got btfo and missed a 10x. Anyone still listening now is going to be btfo and miss yet another 10x. You're a retarded Link-maxi and missed the easiest trade of the year

>>21895071
I bought my TRB in March, sold most in the $30-50 range. They literally have zero users. They are now relying on the community to try and find projects who might want to use it. V2 is too slow and too expensive for any DeFi protocol to ever use.

>>21892931

It already flipped LINK in token price, tokenomics, decentralization and adoption in the DEFI ecosystem.

it's a $3,000 token.

Perhaps github commits is a better benchmark for whether or not a project has active developments.. lets see here

>>21895276
wow thats crazy, on chainlinks least active days ever, it has more commits than tellors most active days ever

>>21895311
V2 just completed audit and ready to be released in the coming weeks. you can commit any old shit to github to look good anon, your CEO is still dumping millions of tokens onto you every week and has millions to go...the entire crypto space is pushing defi and your shitcoin is centralised, that makes you obsolete...good luck

>>21895311

Yeah, when you have full-time staff employed by Chainlink to just update the FAQ documents and update grammar, it seems like a lot of commits.

Try analyzing the quality and content of those commits, Stinklet.

>>21895755
that's probably what linkies don't understand, yet it's the most important point. we are seeing crazy valuations for defi project because "capital" (whomever that be) is starting to figure out that censorship-resistant finance means they can actually leverage OUT of the current mainstream system.

"decentralization" in itself shouldn't be viewed as a virtue i.e ChainLink's permissioned and centralized model would be fine for a less volatile world. but that's not the world we live in. we're pre bullrun and the easiest trade are floating around: anything that lets people make more money with money with less friction and vulnerability to government intervention is going to pump

>>21895772
pro-tip: they can't because stinklets can't write code. the chad T-marine does his own technical due diligence.

after V2 the tellor founders will destroy the tellor admin key to allow the project to be fully decentralised and community governed. can you honestly imagine sergey doing this for chainlink? if not then ask yourself why the fuck your invested in a crypto project that stands against the ethics of crypto and defi....

>>21896026

STINKlets literally bought because of drawings of green frogs and constant repetition on a Laotian basket-weaving symposium.

if you know, you know

Doesn’t trb have like 10 more supply halvenings before the end of the year?

Thing just continues to get sent

>>21897158

Yep.

You can buy a $3,000 token TODAY for $40. Imagine that.

I just wish I could buy it on non-dogshit exchanges, fuck hotbit, fuck bilaxy, and fuck UNISWAP!!

>>21895152
Looool you clearly have no idea how you make a ultra secure oracle..... hint: not by making it fast and very cheapp

>>21895152
Looool you clearly have no idea how to design a ultra secure oracle.....tip: not by making it fast and cheap.

>>21895276
kek you're a brainlet, this is the 2020 equivalent of measuring productivity in lines of code written.