TELL ME WHY

i bought my 10k stack for 5,000 dollars

my gf bought 1k stack for 4,000 dollars LMAO

i feel so bad for her hahah

when she bought i sold mystack hahah

now i have 12k links

hold on people actually didn't buy link under a dollar?

teheheheh

>2 years

Anyone who's actually been here for two years has already made it. Or should have given how easy it was to make it off of Eth, BTC, and a number of random shitcoins during the 2017 bull run. The people who by some miracle managed not to are in the minority and the rest of the linklets are newfags who came for the 2019 BTC bullrun; LINK was only in the spotlight after that when it broke $1 followed by Jow Forums saying that Mainnet would dump the price and that it was all downhill from there. Then the Google announcement priced them out.

Because the point of crypto is security and privacy, whereas link is partnered with Google and Google is full of shit when it comes to privacy.

I thought it was an over-memed running joke on this board.

Secondly, I vaguely understand what smart contracts are. And I doubt their usefulness.

Last, I buy bitcoin because I believe people will want to have it in the future. I don't believe so about altcoins, because their value stems from their function. Why would John Q. Public buy Link? He surely will buy bitcoin.

Link might become very important but it won't be something that a normal person would know about. Just another specialised tool used by large companies. Should Link become too pricy then Google will make their own, including oracles.

So mostly ignorance. I could have bought at 0.2 and sell at 4.0 but that's it. I don't believe it will go higher that 10 USD, not with this many coins in circulation and not with limit this high.

Took a couple years 'off' crypto after making 1000% unrealised gains in the bullrun and not cashing in before the crash. Link just wasn't in my stack at that point, although I had looked at it and it sounded promising.

I was sifting through hundreds of coins, reading so many shitty whitepapers filled with buzzwords and desu it was taking up too much of my mental bandwidth so i decided to leave it for a bit.

Now i'm just rearranging my portfolio for the next bullrun (if there is one), consolidating in the projects that have actually made progress in the past 2 years (looking at you REQ you piece of shit)

Smart self executing contracts are the future. Anyone saying otherwise doesn't see the potential

I'm a dev and I know the tech makes no sense. I've been keeping on eye on CL for 2 years. I never expected they could lie their way to the top through marketing collabs with Google and Oracle. I also never expected they wouldn't do like other ICOs and not sell their tokens until this late (they are selling now).

I don't really feel bad about not buying since my investment strategy is to buy projects that have developer adoption like Bitcoin, Eth, EOS. I'm not an investor, I'm a dev so I do what I know. I still made bank on BTC and ETH so it's all good.

I'm not seeing any adoption for CL btw, all I see are meme partnerships and collabs, no actual developer adoption amongst my peers. Which makes sense because the current CL design is pretty much useless.

Nice post, I made a template:

{X is the future. Anyone saying otherwise doesn't see the potential}

This does not really help.

#1 answer. thanks!

So beside of EOS, what are other projects with potential? How about TRON, Tezos, BAT?

Yikes from me pajeet

Newfag to Jow Forums but I'll tell you my misgiving. What the fuck has Sergey done in 2 years? Literally nothing.

>I vaguely understand what smart contracts are
>And I doubt their usefulness

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