And your nodes give you an average passive income of $136,000 a on a daily basis. Describe a day in your life.
The year is 2022
Isaiah Butler
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Adam Sanchez
Absolutely STINKY..
Eli Ross
if 20k link would net you an average of 100$ a day that would be fucking big.
David Parker
I still post on biz and torment people who knew about link but didn't buy in. That's pretty much it.
Kevin Sanders
arrested, because USA citizens cannot run nodes due to SEC laws.
Easton Ortiz
>mfw this is true
Oliver Bell
I know this is just for fun, but how much income do you believe will be possible to generate per Link?
Zachary Young
About tree fiddy
Jaxon Scott
shitposting
Jason Garcia
A significant passive income from running a node is beyond laughable. I love to be delusional but your proclamation is absurd.
Thomas Myers
a penny per link per day
Jayden Murphy
Annual passibe income*12-15 = the worth of your node
Samuel Wood
>actually believing this
kek please show me the math. You dumb motherfuckers. And show me how this is sustainable
Camden Rogers
6 figures of monthly passive income is a conservative estimate for running a reputable node in 2023 and moving forward
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Joseph Murphy
Too bad Chainlink doesn't comply with ISO 20022
Isaac Nguyen
Too bad you don't realize that it does
Ethan Myers
Well the estimate is mostly for fun. But here's some math.
Say the median value of a node is $10,000 in staked Link. At 25 cents per Link token, it would take 40,000 Link to run a node of that value. Now if Link was at $100 per token, it would only take 100 Link to run a node of that value. That 40,000 Link would now be able to run 400 nodes each with a $10,000 value. Of course, how much that all ends up paying out depends on is the value of Link, how much traffic you get, % of returns, etc.
Henry Watson
>ERC coin
>complying with EU standards on privacy
>SWIFT is in Belgium
i think you have no idea
Aiden Green
So, you're saying an ERC coin will take over ETH in marketcap, taking the number 2 spot at 3 times the value of #3.
Connor Long
I don't see why it couldn't. The fact that the token is an erc doesn't really seem to matter, the value will be derived from the network. I think long term the value will be reliant on how much traffic there is. More traffic means higher % of returns, which causes people to buy driving up the price, but also lowers returns due a higher supply of nodes. The market will find an equilibrium between the price of the token and % of returns. Essentially the more traffic the higher the value of Link. Not to mention speculative buying.
Dominic Morales
>The market will find an equilibrium between the price of the token and % of returns
Exactly. Staking returns will drive the market price for the token, and not the other way around. But if we're pretending we live in a world where trillions of dollars of flow through the Chainlink network every day even trying to guess at the token price would be silly. We all have a peice of the network that could process ever single b2b agreement on the planet a decade from now.
Carter Cox