okay so obviously chainlink is going to moon soon, my only concern is just found out about this coin (been binging on research and info past few days it's amazing) and barely had time to accumulate!!!
I got 1k in so far and currently getting cucked by coinbase with another 2k thats on hold.
but I dont care about a measly 600k gain. I want to be in the hundred million range, I know I might sound greedy but I'm jealous I don't own more. Thinking of selling stuff to buy more or maybe credit card debt who knows
you are looking at your charts backwards. there is no mainnet, no date for it, all you are buying is hopes and dreams of a json parser.
Colton Howard
This tech is critical to making everything seamless, the true meaning of decentralization clicked in my head, it's a matter of time but guaranteed I feel.
Mostly when I research companies/stocks/etc I like to literally just read every single thing about it. I find and see patterns and slip-ups that shouldn't have been mentioned.
I've determined were about to have gold-plated ballsacks towards the end of october/ beginning of november based on info I've found and made correlations with
Jace Allen
Honestly even if main net launches with big clients there's still a decent chance the price won't move much. The cryptocurrency reddit is actually a good resource to see where Tier 1 normies are at in their understanding of crypto, and results aren't positive. Normies are still fixated on fiat replacements, "institutional adoption" of BTC, some shithole business accepting crypto as payment. They don't understand smart contracts and they don't understand oracles. Until normie hotspots like plebbit and twitter are going berserk over smart contracts, and I don't see that happening for a while, then we're not going to see large amounts of speculator money flow out of other projects and into Chainlink. But there's a good side to this. If you plan on running nodes and holding long term then a lower token price at launch means you get paid more tokens per job, which means you can accumulate a greater quantity of LINK tokens pre-singularity. Otherwise I would say don't hold your breath. Main net is the number one thing I am anticipating but I'm not relying on a huge price pump along with it. The normies will come around eventually, it just might be a year or two down the road.
Thomas Ross
yeah that's actually a pretty big problem with link atm, look at how many vaporware shitcoins are in the top 50 built on nothing but hype. What drew me to chainlink is how there is a need for (decentralized) oracles and how the team is not focused on just shilling the shit out of their project. instead they're putting their nose to the grindstone and working hard at it, which is very promising. Maybe with the uptick of marketing in October and beyond more normies would be able to see how big of a project this is and buy in.
Brandon Martinez
a c63, patricians choice indeed. Personaly, I'll be buing a lexus rcf
nah dude the normies will never get to know about chainlink before the singularity. Remember that link is for big businesses only by pure autism we found out about here we are essentially leeches and get to ride the wave on what ever the big boys decide to do with it
Adrian Harris
Itt nigger cars
Josiah Ortiz
this is like a $200k jeep that isn't actually useful because you'd be scared to scratch it
Daniel Gomez
>MGTOW what a faggot
Angel Gonzalez
The delusion, cringe, and redditness in this thread is mind bending
Gavin Richardson
chainlink is shit.
in all seriousness, its the real deal. cryptoland is screwed without functioning smart contracts. it needs a decentralized oracle solution more than ever right now. its not a meme. people on here just fuck around and say it is because we're bored as hell waiting for it to take off. ive already finished accumulating. now im just shitposting in the meantime.
Blake Torres
Assuming that i would spend that much if im not liquid enough to care for all this extra shit.
as someone who spent their gains and income on stupid fucking cars. DON'T. I currently have a Tesla and had a E550 before this. Buy a decent Honda or Toyota and use the saved money to invest in something. Expensive cars are finicky and expensive to maintain/insure. Not worth it.
Brody Garcia
Literally a toyota with knock off recaro seats. The absolute state of soon to be new money
Ian Nelson
give me one example that someone needs to be paid out from a rest api.
take payroll. I need to pay 100 employees who work hourly. I have an app that already aggregates all their punches, figures out clock in/out/meals and then it gets the raw time they worked. I then send this data to our payment API which pays our workers.
how can chainlink help any of this? it can't login to my secure payroll system, im still going to need an app for it to correctly calculate time (sometimes people forget to punch out, they need to edit time, holiday pay, all sorts of business rules) and then pushing it to a payment API is nothing because I already have it all in a seperate app.
Levi Miller
Oh? You want a glorified Toyota? Congration.
Easton Young
this cars a ridiculous overpriced peice of shit. just get the GLE with AWD you retards
Are the people really serious in this thread? Thinking ChainLink is going to enable you all 8 figure lifestyles and affording 6 figure cars? Wtf? And you all have the nerve to make fun of pajeets and niggers?
Logan Moore
did you watch daddy dougs recent vid on it? described as a true comfort car, but he noted a lot of plastic.
Josiah Ward
I disagree. Do most people even understand Ethereum and smart contracts that well? The EEA is what caused ETH to moon. Big players coming on board LINK can do the same. Ethereum isn't really in use so far. Price does not reflect current utility.
Zachary Sanchez
First thought is if your a company that wanted to pay its employees in crypto...bitcoin, Ethereum, or something else. Decentralized oracles, Chainlink, could give you the price of the chosen crypto at the time of payment translating that value within the smartcontract and paying your employee automatically the amount owed. This helpful because the fluctuations in any comodity/crypto/dollar can be extreme in any given hour or day.
Also with this automation tax can be calculated within the smartcontract and be sent to govt. all automated.
Once the smartcontract is in place payouts can be daily instead of weekly without an accountant or controller of your company.
Now, if you a small busines this might not mean much to you. But if you are a fortune 500 company with thousands of employees this little deviation from the norm can save you millions a year.
This is just one example I quickly thought of.
Chase Bailey
Also, regarding tax, there may be a situation in which certain tax in different districts differ accross the board. Also, maybe there are tax changes that happen which decentalized oracles pick up, read, and spit out automatically. So again, you don't need an accountant or the many layers that large corporations have to implement that math .
Again, I guess if you are a small business. But large business that employ thousands i can see this being very helpful.
William Morales
how can i pay them automatically? I have 100+ employees and some would like to be paid in crypto. the contract would need to pull from rest api to get workers hours work which is an firewalled resource. Nobody would keep hours worked on a public API. Plus hours worked means nothing, data needs to be massaged/ apply business rules to it.
If it doesnt have access to that, I need an app to do it anyway (which I already have) so posting to another API at the end with final information is nothing
David Jones
You Can't - it only works with public APIs. chainlink solves nouseful problem
