Dont buy link.
Ok thanks for the heads up guys.
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Zachary Gray
Cooper Peterson
For people who plan on operating nodes, shilling is a huge negative for them for a couple of reasons. The first is that by increasing awareness about the project they are onboarding more potential node operators which means a smaller piece of the already small node profit at launch. A situation where there are 1k nodes is a lot preferable to a situation where there are 50k nodes, especially in the first few months when the amount of money raked in by node operators may not be huge. On top of that, as node operators are paid in LINK, a lower token price means that a node operator gets paid more LINK tokens per successful job. If your plan is to hold long term anyway, this is preferable to earning fewer LINK with each LINK earned more. People who plan on operating nodes at launch have a direct incentive for fewer nodes, and a lower token price.
Cameron Ross
no
Christian Parker
Shilling is not needed untill start of their official marketing. They know when to market, just play this game with them.
Parker Hall
I've been doing my part: