STRAP THE FUCK IN

Ok, how else are they going to feed those contracts?

It's a meme, lurk most faggot

>he thinks its the same two people in every thread

Not THAT meme

ETH is building it's own oracle. gg linkies

K brah.

You are a retard.

i will miss the fud once it all unwraps and every-fucking-one will know that link is the real deal. when people stop trying to keep it under the radar and just straight up fomo into the 4th industrial revolution and normies mindlessly buy into the thousands of % gains. when even the last retard on plebbit understands the magnitude of this project and sergey is on tv in interviews and talk shows explaining people how he made this shit happen. i will truly miss it guys it has been fun and it still is but you have to enjoy it while it lasts, some day we’re just going to be some „lucky“ neets that gambled on a random token which happened to be the one to change the world economy.
never forget, link marines, never forget.

Good luck getting it to work.

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what is this ... bliss pouring down my body ... was I drugged ...

fuck no ... frens ... no

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I know this is bait, but for the uninformed, ethereum will not develop their own oracles. The design principles of ethereum mean they leave others to develop the higher level protocols necessary for actual dapps and contracts to function. They're focused on developing the infrastructure, not building oracles or other things.

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You are a MANIAC!

>tfw only 350k LINK

I haven't accumulated enough

>docusign.com/products/blockchain
>look at page source
>
Is this shit that fresh?

The page isn't accessible through the regular docusign product dropdown on the website
>op is an insider

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hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

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I screencapped your post and I am going to spam you with this the rest of your life after chainlink is 500$.

spare us the crap and KYS now faggot

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You are a MANIAC

They're building an oracle adapter. Or, a way to communicate with oracles.

$1k eoy my linkies stay super stinky! Get rekt salty no linkers

dude it’s so obvious this can’t be serious fud

the fud will always remain, it'll just be people who bought at $50 mocking those who fomo'd in at 100. and on ad infinitum up to $1000eoy and beyong probably.

docusign has always been moving towards what LINK and sir gay is doing. they're a perfect partnership. why do you think tom gosner hosted sir gay's forum at sxsw?

this is like saying the bible doesn't have the word religion in the title so its not religious.

First official partnership announcement?

Man, these are indeed beautiful times we live in. Thank you.

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WHAT THE FUCK I JUST DMED TOM AND HE RESPONDED WITH THIS
BROS WHAT THE FUCK DO WE DO

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OLD

with iota patented decentralized oracles

or with thomson reuters (officical) centralized ones.

>Blast in the ass
This makes me kek every time I see it reposted

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I lol'd

>Hey Thomson Reuters, can you tell me how much money is in my bank account?
>No? I guess get fucked then

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>
>linkedin.com/in/thedanielzhang/

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INTERLINKED

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>docusign.com/products/blockchain
>At our Momentum conference in June 2018, we announced an integration with the Ethereum blockchain.
the conference is ... today

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still love u senpai

corda uses LINK

Does Apigee and Apogee relate? If it does it’s big news I can share if they are unrelated I’m deluded.

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!

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>June
>July
Pick one, time traveller.

>docusign.com/blog/momentum-2018-time-modern-systems-agreement/
>Momentum 2018: It’s Time for Modern Systems of Agreement
>June 20, 2018

>By Steve Krause, SVP Strategy and Product Marketing

>There’s big news at Momentum 2018, DocuSign’s annual customer conference that started today. We announced an expanded company vision and new product innovations that deliver on that vision.

>The expanded vision is to modernize the world’s Systems of Agreement: the technologies and processes companies use to prepare, sign, act on and manage agreements. This vision builds on the foundation of our leading e-signature technology, broadening the DocuSign platform to automate and connect what happens before, during and after an e-signature is executed. So, if you like what we did with e-signature, you’ll love what we’re doing for the rest of the agreement process. To learn more, visit our System of Agreement Platform page, where you can download our new white paper and see customer videos from Salesforce, T-Mobile, and Blockparty.

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yeah they are related. i think i know what you're talking about because i found shit tied to aragon research yesterday too.

the proof is in the language used.

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How are they related. I can type a big thing up tonight and the direction how smart contracts will conincide with AI and machine learning. I have a hunch but I’m skeptical on a few bits. I’ll make a thread on it tonight if I get around to typing it up.

I NEED MORE TIME STOP IT

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post what you can later and ill tie in what I have. running out in a few.

It's just so obvious that Chainlink is doing their best to fly under the radar until the literal last moment before the initial implementation. They just don't want any of us to become rich, it's all B2B. Well, you've gotta be decentralised..

Thanks but I was thinking Apigee would directly relate to Apogee since their names are both dumb as fuck. Ha. The basic principle what your gonna see is AI and machine learning being able to verify if the data is authentic. I believe chainlink will be used as currency between automated systems as well. There’s A LOT of companies developing cloud suites . Even Aragon has it as a green symbol on that one chart

fucking kek

aragonresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Salesforce-Buys-MuleSoft.pdf

also read this

I’m at Starbucks, I will when I get home.
It’s not they don’t want us to get rich. They don’t want to broadcast that their knocking out a bunch of jobs. It’s literally a job killer. They say it will create high value jobs. What about John and sally data entry jobs. Lmao good bye

What is the best way to buy Link?

Omg my OC :')

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Checked sir

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checked those numbers out, youll be okay!

Seriously, this kind of stuff is going to fuck a lot of people

Why was this page taken off the website... could it be too revealing?

this. Naval Ravikant already predicted that many operational wall street jobs will be replaced or automated in less than 15 years entirely.

Huge, look at that This guy’s tweet

twitter.com/jimlundy/status/1009526677825699841?s=21

Research the companies he’s talking about. It’s also very small gathering. Pretty odd. All these companies are working on cloud software.

>DocuSign
>Azure
Stop, I'm already so erect

Yeah I just listened to that podcast with Tim Ferris.

Seal software

seal-software.com/

They have a section on their website for Blockchain. Look at what this company does and their partners. Their CTO wrote some impressive articles

Nintex is another company.

docusign.com.au/sites/default/files/DocuSign System of Agreement White Paper_APAC.pdf

>Digital transformation gave rise to modern Systems of Record and
Systems of Engagement for key business and communication processes.
We are now seeing the rise of modern Systems of Agreement for
automating and connecting the agreement process—allowing companies
to accelerate and simplify how they do business

multichain.com/platform-partners/

Seal is using this . Ipreo. Accenture.

Pg.10

Security and Privacy Agreements often contain sensitive customer and business-terms information. Thus, it is important to understand how far an SofA platform has gone to secure itself: Does it comply with privacy and security 7 API is application programming interface. It is the specification for how one software system can be controlled by other software systems. DocuSign The Rise of Modern Systems of Agreement 11 standards like ISO 270018 and SSAE 18 (SOC 1 Type 2, SOC 2 Type 2),9 PCI,10 and HIPAA?11 Has it gone beyond the European Union’s GDPR12 requirements to achieve EU-approved Binding Corporate Rules?13 How many large financial institutions use the platform?

>What is the best way to buy Link?
its more proffitible to mine it.

go.seal-software.com/rs/126-HWD-091/images/Seal-Case Study-DocuSign.pdf

DocuSign invested in Seal Software alongside Apttus,
DocuSign’s chosen CLM system. Seal Software would
help discover and migrate contracts into the CLM system
and analyze contracts beyond available metadata. While
the initial setup involved the IT team, regular users of
Seal's system comprise about half a dozen users on the
company’s Legal team.
Seal Software's solution is easy to use, with many common searches built-in and straightforward,
easy-to-use tools for designing new searches. Seal also has out-of-the-box integrations with multiple
CLM solutions, including Apttus. Trainor noted that "The Seal implementation helped us identify and
corral contracts from a number of systems across the company quickly and easily.”
Seal’s compliance and security standards align with DocuSign's stringent criteria. Seal went through a
rigorous security assessment involving architecture review and security review committee approval.
Beyond the solution itself, one important factor in DocuSign’s decision was the fact that Seal had been
successfully deployed at several leading San Francisco Bay area SaaS companies that DocuSign
benchmarks against. These companies shared concrete examples of handling client requests before
and after Seal, and this increased DocuSign team’s confidence in the positive ROI of the Seal solution.

this is why universal basic income is inevitable

Singularity day is coming closer.

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The thing I don't understand is why we know about this, but others don't? If this is set to disrupt entire industries then why aren't there more people talking about this? I'm not talking redditors, I'm talking people who work in the industry, lawyers, businessmen, tech guys. Not gosner, but the kind of guys who work for gosner. If you worked heavily with contracts, maybe at a large company, wouldn't you be aware of threats to your job? There's a lot of people at the intersection of tech, law and finance. Where are they? How come a bunch of neets know more about the supposed future of contracts and exchange?

Look at all the mentions of link by random articles. It's almost always about being one of the many solutions to the Oracle problem, usually mentioned along oraclize and other shit. There's no recognition of potential or autistic dot connecting. Shouldn't there be some talk from knowledgeable people who work in the industry. Like the guys who made linkpool. Smart guys who see the potential, but not super rich insiders. Shouldn't there be more of them? This is more concerning to me than the lack of attention from popular crypto names. It's more telling, I think. I feel insane when I read about link here. Surely others would have noticed this shit?

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Post-scarcity

>Ipreo

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because they are clueless and ignorant and most of them are due to retire and collect their "pension" in less than 5-10 years. there is a truly remarkable paradigm shift happening that will change technology forever in ways we could have only imagined in our heads.

There is a reason why you chose this life.

You overestimate normies interests in things like this.

You need collective autism to even care about the shit we post here. Not even joking - I work in a tech heavy field and literally no one knows barely anything about crypto aside from maybe hearing about bitcoin peak bubble in Dec.

bankingtech.com/2017/12/symbiont-smart-contracts-to-simplify-index-data-sharing-for-vanguard/

>a network that isn't up yet is going to replace us in a few years if it's successful.
>i see. what are we doing for lunch?

Too bad companies will be using Hyperledger.

Going to add onto multichain. This Gideon guy is super fucking smart check his blog on smart contracts and him shiting on corda. Read this.

multichain.com/blog/2018/06/scaling-blockchains-off-chain-data/

>In order to avoid these problems, we’d ideally use some kind of decentralized delivery mechanism. Nodes should be able to retrieve the data they need without relying on any individual system – be it a centralized repository or the data’s original publisher. If multiple parties have a piece of data, they should share the burden of delivering it to anyone else who wants it. Nobody needs to trust an individual data source, because on-chain hashes can prove that data hasn’t been tampered with. If a malicious node delivers me the wrong data for a hash, I can simply discard that data and try asking someone else.

But what group is a member of Hyperledger that has chainlink as a partner...

In 2016 he’s talking about smart contracts and already realizing the problem. I wonder what he’s talking about.

Riddle user here. Don't underestimate yourself. All the information is out there. You need to be an independent thinker to be able to grasp something new before it has manifested. The territory of intuitive insight is unmapped. I love you.

Corda and multichain and Ethereum as well. Docusign just stared bluntly they are working with Ethereum related projects.

multichain.com/blog/2018/05/r3-corda-deep-dive-and-technical-review/

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