Chainlink doesn't do anything useful, all it does is create hype among retards.
>omggg I will be able to link all payment systems together and I will be able to exchange my cash/cc/paypal/etc for any crypto I want
hmm yeah.. no. You fucking retard. Why do you think there is only one utter shit exchange everyone is using to buy crypto called (((coinbase)))? Hmm... well maybe because you need to go through a shitload of legal procedures, kys, and all sorts of bs to setup such service. You seriously think mr random pajeet is just going to be able to setup a service where anyone with his darkweb bought stolen credit cards is going to be able to buy untracable monero coins?
Or do you really think large financial insitutions will want to hand over all their autonomy and security over to some burger eating fatso and his band over losers, such that when something goes wrong they're just going to get fucked over billions of dollars, cause hurrduurrr my open source ledger.
Just for ones TRY TO THINK instead of being some hyped up brainlet because you heard an obese philosophy major say fancy sounding words.
I will admit though, the LINK shilling is sublime and should be used as an example in future marketing books.
>'we are intentionally creating FUD to keep the price down'
I mean that is some 4D chess master level shilling guys, especially coming from some pajeet discord group.
>Commodities platform Komgo, whose network of financial institutions includes Citi, ING, Koch Supply & Trading, MUFG Bank, Societe Generale, Credit Agricole Group, BNP Paribas, and Shell, is a current client
Nathan Jenkins
better start buying before the singularity bro :)
this is the second forbes apparition, you want me to shove linkies up ur ass?
Ok so some random crypto company haphazardly mentions chainlink among a list of other cryptos, in a totally unrelated article, and this obviously implies
>muhh chainlink singularity
Just for fun, go check out kaleido's website. Itś filled with partnership promotions, but wait... WHERE IS CHAINLINK. oh right they didnt care to fucking display it.
>According to a September 19 press release, Societe Generale said that the venture would see the participation of Big Oil’s Shell—which has a vast commodity trading division—commodity traders Gunvor, Mercuria, and Koch Supply & Trading, as well as banks ABN AMRO, BNP Paribas, Citi, Crédit Agricole, ING, Macquarie, MUFG Bank, Natixis, and Rabobank, as well as inspection, verification, testing and certification company SGS.
