/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50735068
Watch Kathy bail herself out on skellys crooked back

>>50735123
Wrong pic

>ESG Eth Chainlink larper

What did he say?

>>50735068
qrd?

>kycbase
no thanks

>>50735068
Archive link? I missed it

Big if huge init lads

Tldr?

The chainlink token won't get used

based and price feed aggregator pilled

>>50735068
> heres your decentralized currency bro

>>50735353
Someone has a cap
Title was something like "you have no idea whats coming"
Used the foggy vitalik social media pic
Basically globohomo will support eth because muh green
All of eths most important functionality will continue to come from link

>>50735353
>>50735451
>>50735981
>>/biz/thread/S50133046

>>50736009
Thanks anon

>>50735981
oh that's the latest hopium narrative, good job, at least you're getting creative

sad this thread is going to get buried and forgotten pretty kino stuff tho

>>50735068

>>50735979
>heres your decentralized currency bro
So lets get this straight. You wanted a decentralised currency that everyone except the world's joint largest investment company uses?
Gotcha.

>>50737453
the eth stuff ignores most everything vitalik has said about post-merge development and the link stuff seems tacked on

>>50735068
Holy fuck I want to go back to the 1800’s. Fuck all this gay shit.

>>50739242
go back to bed great great great great great grandpa

Chainlink Usecase? $3.48 here we come

>>50735156
BUILT FOR BIG INSTITUTIONS

>>50735068
The only benefit of coinbase prime is that you actually get your assets back when the company goes bankrupt.

>>50735068
SEC is going to fuck coinbase even harder now.

>>50739406
two more weeks!

sold my calls yesterday afternoon. this breaks this morning. would've no less than doubled my gains if I held just one more day. Net gained, yet I feel like I lost

>>50735353
the gay chadposting whale was semi right for a rare instance

>>50737453
>chainlink team going to take over most ongoing maintenance and development of ETH
this but unironically
ETH has to have block builders for their PBS plan to work, and LINK node reliability is perfect for that
add in moneyskelle's desire for statelessness and pruning would need something ensured and guaranteed by a paid network of hundreds of members with akin to a "proof of reserve" but a proof of data that they contain all data of the chain past for that shit too work
add in as well data stored for things like that protodanksharding shit where after 1-2 months that data blob gets trimmed also, while it would be expected the rollup itself to host said data, being able to outsource that responsibility with a reliable actor facing a harsh economic penalty for failure makes sense

>>50737453
>>>/biz/thread/S50133046
What do you anons think? Sounds a bit too rational to be a simple larp.

>>50740925
AYYY LMAO 420 BLAZE IT

>>50741133
Checked and yes, way too specific. Larps rely on vague statements and non-descript arguments. I think it's an informed opinion, but still an opinion that can change at any moment, but yes, the premise is correct and we know of Chainlink's functionality within optimistic roll-ups, like Arbitrum.

t's common knowledge that 90% of LINK OCP came from Detroit and are thus unironic Robocops and totally not chill. This is evident when you look at the chats whenever Chainlink holds up a liquor store. Um something something N words.

I personally dont want to put my money into OCP kind of company. Moreover I question the intelligence of building robotic police officers given their backwards and racist views.

>>50741236

>>50741237
>Larps rely on vague statements and non-descript arguments.
This was exactly my thought when I was actually in that thread live, larps have a certain vibe, unlike this one.

>>50740925
that danksharding screenshot reads like a doublespeak primer on FSS. the vagueries of elitist signalling really piss me off, why does everything have to be a fucking game?

>>50741364
they can't say "i told you so" if they never referenced it prior

>>50741364
>FSS
Is this also a Chainlink feature?

>>50741396
i don't see the value in that

>>50741453
no

>>50735068
>Buy eth and link.
FUCK COINBASE
NEVER BUY YOUR SHITBAGS, FAGGOT

So, what is a suicide stack of ETH?
10?

>>50736009
Warosu is back?

>>50741768
>SUI STACK

>>50741768
3.2 sui
make it 10+

we're incredibly early

>>50741453
Fair Sequencing Services. We thought it was going to be bullish because of how it would decentralize Arbitrum's sequencer, but the real goldmine would be doing block building for ethereum itself.

>>50735068
>>50735380
>>50735631
>>50739791
>PoS
Yes, the world's biggest stake holders in the current economy can't wait to become the world's biggest stake holders in the new economy. Bullish af. ETH goes to at least 5 figures in the near term, but your children, if you have any, will live a pod.

>>50735068
>Buy eth and link.
Or you know...just buy coinbase

>>50742545
yeah FSS is powerful, but how it now fits in perfectly with integrating said FSS into block building, via PBS, is uncanny

>>50735068
how about you buy ETH and MATIC?
with the merge coming soon and with Polygon's ZkEVM theyll be unstoppable anon.
get in while you can

>>50742701
if you know anything about the topic then you know that any zk tech is still a long way off
it's still all marketing
optimistic rollups will dominate for the next few years

People seriously think Coinbase is going to do dick in the coming years when
>it continues to be an unreliable horribly-engineered piece of shit
>that requires 5 different forms of verification
>goes down during periods of volatility
>can close your account for any reason
>has to bribe normalfags with worthless trinkets to even sign up
If you buy into any of this shit you deserve rape. It is the Skype of crypto.

>>50735068
I swear linkies are the most retarded nigger cattle around. Constantly shitting up this board with delusions like these. Basically the GME apes of crypto. Absolutely shameful.

>>50739791
BUILT FOR BIG BLACKROCK INSTITUTIONS

>>50736009
could well be a larp but this does reflect kain's recent article:
>- The view of chainlink at current is that their team is incredible but that they've been too ambitious, hence the adding of lower complexity problems to their plate. The biggest point of contention right now is ccip. The complexity of the economics of bridging non-like networks in a safe manner that also protects each side from fraud is extreme. If they do launch ccip this year and it works expect chainlink to become the darling of the investing world. If not expect the team to take it in stride and work full time on the eth/arbitrum/r3/deco stack.
>- The result of that will be, after this year, actually less public facing interaction/tutorials and rather their users being the ones doing the shilling. If ccip actually launches and works, though, nobody will care because chainlink will be a behemoth
kain:
>“What about Synth Teleporters”, you might be asking. They are still coming, but it was decided that waiting for Chainlink’s CCIP was worth it given that designing a low trust bridge, even between L1 and Optimism, was architecturally challenging if not impossible. We have come too far to risk the protocol to a novel bridge design, even with the many safeguards we had planned to implement. That said V3 will support teleportation it will just do so via the optimism bridge initially and later will be expanded to more networks via CCIP. We’re working closely with Chainlink and hope to be testing CCIP later this year.
https://mirror.xyz/kain.eth/
i always just assumed that ccip would come at smartcon but doesn't look like it

>>50742794
Nothing makes meth heads seeth more than chainlink and bnb

>>50739376
Lol

>>50735068
Link shills desperate bitcoin outperformed them, sergey pays shills. then you're buying link and then sergey is dumping on you with his team wallet. This results with a shitty price. and you're braindead.

>>50743124
How much does it hurt to know, that for 5 years nobody beside late coming boomers cared for buttcorns. No one chain world

>>50742873
I mean conceptually CCIP is the most ridiculously complex thing you can think of. An everything protocol for mapping all of the completely diverse and incoherent settlement layers to each other. If they hadn't proposed it, I would have considered it completely impossible at this stage.

>>50743286
yeah you almost wonder if its just not worth the risk given what they have already. probably the only team that can take on such a task
https://twitter.com/dahlia_malkhi/status/1543006837410107392
but yeah if it works then it completely changes the industry... a very big prize

>>50742492
32 has always been a ss

>>50743733
checked and god i hope so

>>50742651
It's because the top of Ethereum, especially Vitalik, see big picture enough that he knows they won't get global dominance with frontrunning miner bullshit.
It's the mid tier MEV cartel grifters who cause the friction, although I'm sure they can see their free money party is gradually coming to an end. OP/UNI are pretty much the core of this grifter squad.

>>50742873
Is it going to be released at all this year?

>>50744152
Sergey said it would on his Jan 1st announcement

>>50735068
>coinbase prime
With that tool crypto will be owned by millionaires and millionaires will fight against whales.
Disgusting

>>50744021
PoW was Ethereum's strength. From the merge going forward, Ethereum is a completely different animal and not much different from the competition. I I don't see any of the PoS layer 1's any different from a centralized web2 app. What's the point of using crypto if it's centralized?

>>50744619
>What's the point of using crypto if it's centralized?
Anon, it was ALWAYS meant to be somewhat centralized. The entire fucking point of crypto in the public space has been a public beta test for what banks+goverments would be using for their next financial systems. People have been saying this for YEARS and retards on /biz/ keep saying its not the case, but look at us now in 2022. CBDCs everywhere, most notable PoW projects moving to PoS or looking in to it, etc.
If you didn't see the writing on the wall you're fucking blind.

>>50744619
You’re a fucking normie retard. Literally NOBODY is legacy cares about your bullshit freedom of the people. Shove your decentralization up your ass because you spout regurgitated bullshit like a puppet with its masters hand up your ass. Everyone here is here to make money, the Jews will NOT let everyone in and will close the doors. Get in the room or be a wagon slave forever like your iq destined you for. Jesus fuck I’m so tired of retards

>>50735068
LINK ESG score should be close to zero with so many nazis holding it.

>>50744619
Just because they aren't democratic doesn't mean they aren't representative. The quorum of Stakeholders must still communicate in the clearnet the rules of the system, and abide by them. This is fundamentally different than a centralized service with closed source code.

my digits and ID probably confirm that Cathy was right about 180,000 Ethereum by 2030

>>50744709
I see it and it'll be potentially worse than the current system. Sometimes when I listen to Sergey speak, I get a vision of a world where I have chip imbedded in me that communicates with oracles.
>>50744962
Uh yeah, low iq, because I don't want to be a slave and you are high iq because you think you can somehow escape it by going along with it. Kys.

>>50735068
1k EOY faggots suck my dick

>>50745105
>I see it and it'll be potentially worse than the current system
It will be VERY MUCH WORSE for the average person. We are moving in to an era of much much less privacy, even with privacy today being practically a joke.
Its going to happen regardless if we want it to or not, might as well position yourself to be as financially secure post 2030 for the benefit of yourself and your family then otherwise, since a lot of people wont make it on the other end and will be stuck working "gig economy" jobs for the rest of their lives and never own any of their cars, housing, etc.

>>50745105
Ok fucktard. Tell that to everyone with money. I bet you’re a Christ faggot too lmao. Nobody said anything about escape but stay poor if it will help you be “free”!

>>50745131
I want to bizleave.

>>50745028
Ok. Take the Canadian trucker protest as an example. If supporters of a protest used the Ethereum network to send funds, is it possible the government twists Vitalik's arm to stop the funds?

>>50745143
Oh shit, you don't want to escape it, you want to embrace it? Neck yourself now slave.

does this mean that the only two cryptos to ever be utilized in the economy will be ETH and LINK?
i mean pretty much everything else promises utility but isn't utilized by anybody.

>>50745269
Most chains on L1 will directly compete with ETH given enough time.

>>50744979
Why do you think they put out that retarded 'Women Disrupting Web 3' video on their official YouTube a few days ago? Few.

>>50745361
ETH's operations is literally own by JP Morgan Chase, its not going away anon

>>50745396
I know, neither is their web2 website or their company. I guess no other formidable players can launch their own with custom incentives. Everyone else will just give up and let ETH run the web3 show forever.

>>50745429
Their will be several other players beyond ETH in the crypto world, most anything ISO 20022 complaint for example, but we will have a limited selection of "chosen" crypto that ultimately makes it.

how come Arthur never mentioned link here >>50745155 ?
Are you telling me an anon is smarter than Hayes?

>>50745137
I understand what you are saying and I've shared the same sentiment. But I have my doubts that that dystopian nightmare will ever materialize and if it did, money won't save you. The WB and IMF want a CBDC cashless world. In that scenario, you could be a billionaire and it won't save you. But like I said, it's just not going to happen, even though some of us are nigger cattle, history has shown humans as inherently unpredictable, resilient and, dare I say it, good.

>>50745462
>"chosen" crypto that ultimately makes it.
Is link one of the chosen?

>>50745462
Doubt it. ETH is a website, nothing more. PoS makes that increasingly clear without even including the fact that it isn’t even self reliant.

>>50745394
They closed the comments on that video, kek.

>>50744962
Get cancer housenigger

>>50745469
The world won't be THAT much different then today, just harder to "make it"
>money won't save you.
Thats where you're wrong. Money is literally how you made it, make it, and will make it in the future.
Even today if you want freedom you buy it. You buy your land, you buy your non-poisoned food, you buy your children /good/ education, you buy your means of travel across borders, you buy your safety by choosing where you live, you buy your health, if you run in to the law you buy your way out by means of a "fine" which is just the cost of business. Most things that are "freedoms" even today are defined by your wallet. People don't like to look at it this way but its the hard facts, and it will only be more true in the future. Drive the car you want because you bought the carbon credits, eat real meat because you could afford the carbon credits, own your own property and house because you could afford the carbon credits, etc, etc.
We live in a far more libertarian existence then people are comfortable with admitting.

>>50745572
Okay baby boy. I hope you heal. I love how the uncles get angry at opposing views that are so obvious given an expanded timeframe. ETH is not going to be the only “winner” and decentralization doesn’t matter and won’t succeed. ETH will have its lunch eaten and the spotlight on their 15 minutes of fame is running low. It’s so clear it’s painful. I used to think like that until I watched crypto devolve over the last decade. I thankfully I made my money and done my time, now I’m more understanding of reality. Investing and life is easier if you don’t resist the inevitable.

daily reminder eth do not care about fairness. they want you to consume gas so they can frontrun your orders. thats it. literally the entire reason for icos and now nfts lol is so (you) consume gas. chainlink are never mentioned by eth because eth hate the fairness for users represented by solutions like arbitrum and chainlink
tldr STFU and GET EXCITED FOR THE NEXT PROJECT THAT GOES NO WHERE

>>50739242
holy checked and based imagine being a peasant farmer working for a king when he comes and fucks your wife and takes away your family while your rot away into nothing from some horrible disease

>>50739862
Blackrock is the SEC.

>>50745471
not one of

>>50745596
I agree with you that money can buy you freedom nowadays but In a world with cbdc's, no matter how much you have, they can turn it off or confiscate it.

>>50745596
one can sell their time, for money (a job)
or one can sell their money, for time (freedom)

>>50735981
Whats this have to do with cb and black rock? We might pump maybe. At most traders are going tk get chopped up even worse on a cefi exchange

>>50747063
What's money?

>>50744021
Vitalik and the devs that are working on pos are in it too. There was an eth dev on here not long ago basically admitting that eth devs are the ones doing mev. They proproses a eth burn after fss was announced

>>50746831
>>50745596
I think this is what the issue boils down to: what is the limit to how hard a goy is willing to work for how little? People have three options for how to live, and the attractiveness of a particular option varies depending on an individual's circumstances.
>Submit to the established dominance hierarchy; follow the rules, try to move up
>Reject the established dominance hierarchy; do not follow the rules, challenge the system
>Opt out of the game entirely; sit on your ass in momma's basement playing video games, go live innawoods, suicide, etc.
I think there's a point at which a system becomes so unfair that the average person won't be satisfied enough to submit. The question is, how goyish is the average goy?

>>50746491
None of that ever happened lol

>>50747382
Well due to advances in technology, the thought of tyranny makes those at the top wet. The reality is, humans are made by God to follow a certain path, and that cannot be altered. In the end, central planners lose. There won't be a dystopian future or a wef great reset.

>>50747764
humans, not hylics.
and the world is full of hylics

disparate demographics have created a schism in Western society. as Edward Bernay's said, you just have to strike a chord in one such minority group to gain momentum on a desired outcome. the remaining 'people' wouldn't work together.

>>50745596
>>50746831
>>50747382
Good discussion boys. It’s an interesting thing to think about. I don’t know where I stand on the topic exactly. On one hand I agree that things will likely to slowly get worse for the common man. However, I do have to wonder just how far can they keep pushing? I go back and forth on this because prior to 2020 I would have a much more optimistic view of the trajectory of humanity, but 2020 was a very, very bleak moment where it became quite clear that the majority of the population are controlled with unbelievably effective propaganda. So I really don’t know now, the pessimist in me thinks that they’ll get away with it because the powers that be have gotten so good at propaganda and making us fight each other (e.g. those in favour of government control for pandemics vs. those who are against it and “support killing grandma”).

To bring this back to Chainlink, I think in principle Chainlink has the chance to bring genuine fairness to humanity at large and take back a bit of the power at the top. But it’s not guaranteed and these systems aren’t immune to being corrupted by outsiders. It’s hard to not get a bit nervous with the amount of “bad” people and organizations that are getting more and more involved with crypto. But, ultimately it’s to be expected and it was always going to happen if the technology has any real future.

>>50748189
> So I really don’t know now, the pessimist in me thinks that they’ll get away with it

Dude, if they don’t get away with it there’s no $1,000 EOY. What did you think you were buying into?

I don’t understand tech for shit but when anons started talking about what chainlink would do it became very obvious that owning link would be about survival. I always used to wonder for the previous decade before LINK why I would every so often see the news talking about UBI, or some town testing UBI. Thats communism? What they talking about? Then when I saw that link basically gets rid of all the paper pushing type jobs I was like “oooooh now I get why I’ve been seeing this subtle push for UBI the last 10 years. Chainlink is making it happen.” So I bought. Sure, the world will suck balls and it won’t be fun like getting rich off Eth was but at least I won’t end up in some UBI camp sucking tranny dick for gruel.

>>50748189

I made a post in this thread that might be interesting for you
>>50747299

Did you get vaxxed?

>>50735981
>Used the foggy vitalik social media pic
kino

>>50745105
Even hyperbitcoinization realized that you can't host all traffic in a decentralized manner without severe drawbacks. Decentralization is highly important but only for specific activities should it be required.

Chainlink is back to a green monthly candle LFG

>>50748306
Yeah, I get it. Deep down my gut feeling is that Chainlink is probably going to be used for horrible stuff but I still cling to a tiny bit of hope that maybe it could be used for some good (while also going up in value kek).
No. Thanks for sharing though, will give it a read. I’ve never felt more alienated in society than I do now in this world where most of the population seems to be cheerleaders for multi-billion dollar pharmaceutical companies. It is one of the most unbelievable things I’ve ever experienced.

>>50748427
Sorry, was replying no to this >>50748323.

>>50748427
The more LINK that people like us hold also takes more power from them btw. I never state this as it sounds like complete shilling but it is true. Perhaps the final battle will not be physical but over the blockchain. The autistic neet star children vs the evil psychopath parasitic elite. Over the control of the truth machine.

>>50747232
money is energy

>>50748323
Just to share some thoughts on your post. I agree with your overall message, and it leads into something I’m pretty fascinated by which is linguistic determinism. I’m not gonna claim to be a real expert (as butchered as that word is nowadays) on the subject but I think it’s pretty relevant to what we’ve witnessed over the last few years. Language is being used as an unbelievably powerful tool to manipulate people. Yellen's recent spin on the US not being in recession but a “period in which we are not growing” or whatever nonsense she said was a funny example of the stuff they do. They hone in on ambiguities a lot, and decorate their long sentences with fluff that ultimately amount to saying nothing at all. It’s happening across all sorts of domains where language is being butchered where it seems the goal is to make everything ambiguous and remove explicit truths from the way we speak (and therefore the way we can think). It’s essentially the real-life application of mind control and it’s pretty crazy how effective it is. We’ve seen how people who go up against this stuff are vilified and shunned by their fellow plebs. It’s been a really sad thing to witness. Hard to imagine this can be changed without serious disruptions to the world as we know it.

>>50748556
go to b-ok.cc and download a pdf of "Propaganda" by Edward Bernays if you desire after reading some of these quotes from it.

Edward Bernays was the nephew of Sigmund Freud. Edward Bernays' great-nephew, Marc Bernays Randolph was a co-founder of Netflix.

My point in writing these is not to open anyone's eyes because what he says, "we" all know. The alarming and interesting aspect here is that it comes straight from the horse's mouth. These people are manipulators, they know it, and they are proud of themselves for the fact. As in his opening, he enmeshes himself with the public (and was likewise the victim of propaganda himself) but shapeshifts his perspective into one of being separate from the herd.

Keep in mind the other alarming fact is that this was written in 1928.

"The conscious and intelligent manipulation of the organized habits and opinions of the masses is an important element in democratic society."

But instead of a mind, universal literacy has given him rubber stamps, rubber stamps inked with advertising slogans, with editorials, with published scientific data, with the trivialities of the tabloids and the platitudes of history, but quite innocent of original thought."
"Each man's rubber stamps are the duplicates of millions of others, so that when those millions are exposed to the same stimuli, all receive identical imprints."

"This practice of creating circumstances and of creating pictures in the minds of millions of persons is very common. Virtually no important undertaking is now carried on without it"

"So vast are the numbers of minds which can be regimented..."

"The newer salesmanship, understanding the group structure of society and the principles of mass psychology, would first ask: "Who is it that influences the eating habits of the public?" The answer, obviously, is: "The physicians." The new salesman will then suggest to physicians to say publicly that it is wholesome to eat bacon"

>>50741768
32 or nothing. Minimum required to stake. Not going to spoonfeed but eth at 10k+ is guaranteed due to deflationary model and 1/10th new coins minted. So fetting 320k for 50k isnt bad

>>50748856
I know about Edward Bernays, just haven’t read Propaganda. Should do it one of these days. Thanks anon.

>>50748888
you would enjoy the adam curtis documentary "century of the self"
it covers bernays as part of a narrative about the evolution of 20th century propaganda.

>>50748556
>>50748856
two more interesting ones, and quite prescient to recent cultural events

particularly evident by BLM riots:
"It takes account not merely of the individual, nor even of the mass mind alone, but also and especially of the anatomy of society, with its interlocking group formations and loyalties. It sees the individual not only as a cell in the social organism but as a cell organized into the social unit. Touch a nerve at a sensitive spot and you get an automatic response from certain specific members of the organism.

particularly evident by Covid-19:
It was, of course, the astounding success of propaganda during the [first world] war that opened the eyes of the intelligent few in all departments of life to the possibilities of regimenting the public mind."

But eth is slow, not "green" at all and relies on expensive gas that randomly fluctuates in price
It's a shitcoin casino, nothing more
Not buying your bags pedo skelly

>>50746831
That's why we'll (I'll) be setting up for a self sustainable life in the eventuality my thought crimes come to the notice of the authorities. Anyone who thinks they can do this without some capital is in for a rude shock.

>>50748914
Truly essential viewing.

>>50746831
Cbdcs is just company scrip for the plebes, the rich will deal in crypto/precious metals

>>50748306
>>50748427
>>50748469
So true. We must control the cubes for the sake of humanity

>>50735068
one of the 2 worst exchanges. really makes you hmm

>>50745394
now it makes sense. they are doubling down with the woke stuff because of the loud obnoxious nazi holders

>>50747430
yes it did, all the time

>>50748469
I used to think Sergey himself dropped alpha here in biz in order to get as many autists as possible aboard because he knew they would obsess over every detail - and it would be his secret backup against the elite. He would psyop them to hold so they wouldn't fall to ((their)) tricks

>>50749425
Imagine what his posts here would be like.
But he may resist the urge to post to avoid leaking insider information.
In that case he lurks without posting most of the time.

He saw the thread I posted about him listening and reacted to it through their change in community advertising and likely posted in that thread too.

More money for Craig when he wins I like it.

>>50749673
Please share. When should we expect the rolling iceberg?

>>50745214
Vitalik can't do shit.
If they send it in ETH noone can do anything either unless they hard fork the entire protocol.
Some tokens however have backdoors in the contracts and can definitely freeze funds on an address. This will definitely happen with CBDCs.

>>50735068
>Disrupting Web3: Building a Diverse Blockchain Community | Chainlink Meetups
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v377qrmmGEs
they disabled comments

>>50744962
pos is going to fail lmao

>>50741506
karmic consent (they are religious kikes, think of the transferring sins to a chicken and swinging it to fool god) or could be revelation of the method

>>50749784
>comments turned off
I wonder why.

>>50749615
>reacted to it through their change in community advertising
which one was that?

>>50749615
>Imagine what his posts here would be like.
pure unadulterated cringe

>>50750151
I used to be in Sergey’s wider social circle and we were in the same room as each other quite often. He would actually spend a significant amount of his time back then on /biz/, although as far as I know all he posted was the all caps “POWER OF POSITIVE THOUGHT” pasta.

>>50744709
Mmm love a good Skyline 5 way

>>50747764
Cope

2 weeks qanon

>>50750193
yeah just what we need is more spam you fucking nigger. sir gay posts things like
>look into the nintendo references, his dad literally works there
>rocco's basilisk bro literally the best p0rn ever!
to keep the community (me) and (you) sufficiently gaslit to continue holding these fucking scam tokens that are used as much as ETH or BTC but are literally not needed and never appreciate in value

gentlemens, did you seeing this latest development as well:

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-08-04/cme-unveils-plans-for-bitcoin-and-ether-futures-tied-to-euro

many bright day and future aheads sers

>>50735068
What's all the hype about ETH Nd Chainlink...
>Seems you've known nothing about the god forsaken quantum threat that's by the corner and it's no longer a fud.
Hang your legs and trash some pussy, Lattice-based post-quantum cryptographic algorithm implemented in Rust programming language has got your back.

>>50743463
CCIP is literally their flagship product. Chain Link. That’s what the name indicates and what even the earliest diagrams hinted at. No way would they ever abandon it.

>>50743463
I just fucking realized we can see Steve Ellis in Dahlia’s video, haven’t seen that dude in years.

>>50742873
I think most of the people has unrealistic expectations when talking about CCIP release.
It want be realeased in the same manner as Keepers and VRF, where CL just announced that these services are now available for developers to use.
For CCIP I expect CL to onboard 1 customer at the time, where CL will be heavily involved in testing.
I think it is reasonable to say that AAVE will be the first protocol to use it, and I think they have already conducted lot of testing. That is why Kain said that they are looking for CCIP testing later this year because by that time AAVE work should be done.

>>50749784
Do you have an extension to see the number of downvotes? I can't see them.

>>50736009
great thread, thanks anon

>>50752631
He lives

>>50748189
>To bring this back to Chainlink, I think in principle Chainlink has the chance to bring genuine fairness to humanity at large and take back a bit of the power at the top
how blind are you? chainlink has been infiltrated by the biggest globohomo elites since 2016 you fucking retard and to top it off that evil fag eric from google just joined the team. lol youre a retard good luck

>>50741453
The only good thing about them is their partnerships. Found allianceblock through chainlink. Still waiting for my lambo. 4 year staking pool with the former and no staking with the latter yet. To think they could utilize their partnership for so many aspects and yet you never hear of it.

>>50754533
Just fuck off you retarded doomer. Literally nothing would ever get done if the world was full of fucking retards like you.

>>50753409
Rory posted that. He has access to the thumbs down because he is the owner of the video.

>>50754533
>how blind are you? amazon and google are literally extensions of the intelligence agencies, their leaders are blatantly evil. Good luck with those "investments"
See how retarded you sound?

No, I don't think I will be selling my link bag because of WEF memes.

>>50748504
Gold is stored energy

>>50745214
They will flag the wallets and then exchanges, glowies etc will run chain analysis and fuck you. In the end, nothing except Monero can save you in such circumstances. Even tornado or coinjoin are vulnerable, first because they're just worse, second because at the end of the day money needs to end up in a transparent wallet (in monero you give different addresses and they can't be tracked to the wallet).

>>50745269
RLC bitch.

>>50745469
Most of them took the vaccine

>>50735068
>This means ESG Eth Chainlink larper was right too

>Ctrl-F
>LINK
>0 results

Anon, I take a lot of hopium too, but come on ... am I missing an obvious connection here?
Because I can't see it.

>>50743463
They’re at Harvard in case anyone is wondering

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eXmW9jJIHw
this board is filled with newfags, everything was evident since the beginning

bankster kikes can only pump my stack... cuz I aint selling

>>50735068
What role will xrp play in this? Or will it be revealed to be the massive scam everyone thought it was

>>50747430
why do you think they didn't let people read or write?

>>50748469
I'm a new stacklet. Bought 600. Shooting for 2K

>>50765912
you'll have time

>>50735068
Coinbase selected by BlackRock; provide Aladdin clients access to crypto
Wow, pretty crazy for an exchange that's about to go bankrupt/get liquidated/rug their entire userbase. You'd think the BlackKikes would have done their dd.

>>50766090
Fuck me, I forgot to greentext the quote. GODDAMN JEWS

>>50735068
BlackRock are the ones buying up all the houses right? OMG am I going to be one of those cool old guys sitting at a circle table talking about how much I hate poor people? AWESOME!

>>50766108
Imagine not sitting around a foldable card table in a dirty garage with your bros talking about that.

It seems coinbase must have an adequate number of transsexuals to have received blackrocks blessing.

>>50749732
Probably after the Sequoias fall.