>As all the Link node setup threads are beginning to discuss, building an API market that is friendly toward the decentralized oracle model is a HUGE political undertaking.
political? explain please
>As many have noted, mainnet is probably as good as ready nor is the tech development the major hurdle.
this has been the same narrative for over a year now. a main net launch will require an entire network of nodes already up and running. where are they? where is the GUI that one would go to request an api for their smart contract? where is the reputation system? where is the consensus algorithm? where are the is the affordable network of API's? where are the companies utilizing the test net?
>Plus, it seems like *all* the breadcrumbs and hype here surrounding LINK is about partnerships and big companies wanting to work with the project.
these idiots are playing connect the dot with irrelevant info. theyre playing chess on a fucking monopoly board
>Hell, we already know Gonser is a huge ally--- docusign is fucking huge
yeah tom gonser wants docusign to be the go to e-signature company for smart contracts if they ever take off. so what?
>Beside, idiots like you still also just harp on fundamentals. The reality is the when the GBR comes back, people will buy on speculative hype again, just as they have the past several runs. And they will be doing the same research that anons here have been doing, if not following what already has massive hype. Chances are that heavily, consistently shilled coins here will find similar traction when the craze is back. RLC, FLO, LINK, etc. The reality is that they don't even have to have good tokenomics or fundamentals for them to skyrocket in value and make us rich. Hell, Bitcoin--- a deeply technologically flawed project--- is proof of this over and over and over.
>even if my shitcoin is a complete fucking failure, maybe it will still moon
yeah keep telling yourself that.