CHAINLINK USE CASES:
what are some use cases for Chainlink? here are some good ones i know
>insurance payments will be activated upon the nessecary event happening
>departments like those that process payments etc, will be automated
CHAINLINK USE CASES:
William Bailey
Brayden Peterson
Smartcontracts will happen, decentralized API info is required. Link provides that. Additionally, the entire reward system is genius. I pay attention to people like Ari Juels and Gavin Wood. I also pay attention to the top wallets who have increased, not decreased. If they start unloading bags I will have concern, but it isn't going to happen. Feeling comfy with my stack, then again my expectations were not get rich in a year.
Hudson Perry
blog.goodaudience.com
Here's your spoonfeed. Pretty long, don't read it.
Mason Harris
Why would anyone want their insurance paid in shitcoins
Christopher Ortiz
they won't. they will be paid in $. The node operators will get paid in link.
Aaron White
>no crypto is being used after 10 years
>my erc shittoken will rule the world
you guys are so fucking dumb. Seriously gas yourself.
Charles Watson
you can pay for a taxi with LINK instead of dollars
Tyler Perry
If you're paid in dollars then why bother with this crap? Also how would that work? Crypto can't transfer dollars.
Alexander Cook
stinky linkies always
Grayson Davis
thx user, will look at it
Michael Rogers
itt: things you don't understand
Brayden Ross
>events that literally need zero help to be executed perfectly require a shitcoin
Benjamin Foster
shills, you are too obvious when you use the same copypasta in every LINK-related thread.
Julian White
>What exactly is so special about chain link when other companies seem to be investing in their own private blockchain technology instead?
That's exactly what is so special about Chainlink. It's a general tool that connects blockchains to non-blockchain data in a unique way that makes it "trustless". So one of the great strengths of Chainlink is that, even if all those big companies release their own blockchain projects and blow out all the existing coins and tokens, Chainlink is still a necessary tool. As long as there are blockchains in use, Chainlink is useful. That alone makes it an excellent hedge against whatever direction the market decides to go.
James Watson
>salaries can be paid by the day, hour, or even minute rather than every 2 weeks.
Owen Bennett
The only reason crypto isn’t being used is because chainlink is necessary for all these use cases
Jesus Christ how new are you?
Zero help?
You don’t think this shit requires employees, entire teams and departments of wageslaves will be made obselete by smart contracts.
Jonathan Adams
deluded retard
Cameron Russell
I can’t stand to see chainlink hover around 21 cents like this, like a wounded animal. Someone please take it out of its misery...
Jack Campbell
Here is everything you will need: blog.goodaudience.com
Jeremiah Torres
Here's a thought that I was having last night. I like digital receipts. Many big stores have this option but it's only because they have a "rewards" program that you have to log into. A centralized database that begs to be hacked into.
I want automatic digital receipts that are sent to an email of my choosing, but I do not want the companies to have access to that info.
This is not currently possible, but I believe that chainlink will make it so when combined with open banking API and the new ISO standard that's about to drop. Chainlink "links" the store's account and my payment method to a smart contract. The store automatically sends a receipt to the smart contract which forwards it to my email address. Self executing and secure.
Jaxson Williams
No, but a smart contract that connects to off-chain data can, moron.
Carter Diaz
This whole space aims to make smartcontracts the standard form of agreement for securites, derivatives, prediction markets, insurance, trade finance.
Oracles bridge real world data to these smartcontracts. So the question is not really about what are some use cases. The question is how big do you think Smartcontracts will be in the near future because Chainlink is synonymous with smartcontracts. They work together. Smartcontracts cannot evolve without LINK.
Michael Green
Based usecase. Securely and redundantly store your personal data in TEE's in a way that can interact with smart contracts without revealing the details of your data to anyone but the code of the smsrt contract. Infinite possibilities.
Tyler Morgan
>decentralized API info is required. Link provides that.
Again, what's to stop them from building their own?
>dailyhodl.com
Why shouldn't I just ride or die with facebook's 2billion users and probably infinite R&D? WHY IS THIS SPECIFIC BLOCK CHAIN AVENUE IMPORTANT
YOU TELL ME Jow Forums
Brandon Myers
That's exactly what is so special about Chainlink. It's a general tool that connects blockchains to non-blockchain data in a unique way that makes it "trustless". So one of the great strengths of Chainlink is that, even if all those big companies release their own blockchain projects and blow out all the existing coins and tokens, Chainlink is still a necessary tool. As long as there are blockchains in use, Chainlink is useful. That alone makes it an excellent hedge against whatever direction the market decides to go.
Parker Rivera
Anyone besides this scripted bot response? That'd be koo.
Kevin Robinson
Is this bait? Instead of claiming "muh bots" why don't you actually read the fucking response that directly answers your concerns and use your goddamn brain to extrapolate the info.
Then again, you did link to a dailyhodl.com article about facebook so maybe you are just a goddamn simpleton.
Joseph Brooks
Why are people copy/pasting responses from yesterdays threads VERBATIM?
Parker Roberts
One actual use case - making a Russian philosophy major rich from you buying shitbags of an ERC20 token
Daniel Myers
You do know that Evan Chang is head of Facebook's block chain division and is one of their top engineers and also works for chainlink, right?
Cooper Moore
Dylan Sanchez
Copy pasta is a memetic method of distributing information. Just because it was copied from a different thread doesn't make the information any less relevant. Why reinvent the wheel?