so before all the trannies and pajeets raid this thread with HAHAHAHAH DURRRRRRRRR LINKIE DIDNT YOU READ THE THREADS EARLIER???? LINKS A SCAM ACCORDING TO A BUNCH OF LITERAL WHO NEWS OUTLETS HAHAHAHAH!!!!! GET OWNED LINKIEE!!!!!!!
did eth just bend the knee to chainlink? lol somebody explain this to me without said autism
i dont get it. anyone could literally just run a quick VLOOKUP on coinmarketcap to get this info. hello????
Ethan Edwards
Omg they're going to provide btc price feeds as well now?!?
Levi Roberts
NO BUT VITALIK SAID ORACLES AREN'T WORTH 32 MILLION
Jayden Howard
what does that even mean lol explain everything like im a total brainlet
Wyatt Price
Great, now use VLOOKUP to feed the data to a smart contract.
Gavin Gray
just automatically send the data in the cell to the smart contract every few minutes on the blockchain
Jaxon Thompson
FUCK TRUMP AND FUCK WHITE PEOPLE
Chase Watson
Lol, yeh go ahead and do that.
Bentley Roberts
>just automatically send the data in the cell to the smart contract every few minutes on the blockchain Great, all you need for that is an oracle.
Brody Edwards
lol ok thanks for your input
>explain this to me without said autism
Ayden Ross
or you could send extremely small payments on the blockchain and input in a secure code which the oracle is looking for...
Ethan Mitchell
A use case of price checking could be a futures market. For example, let's say somehow a very large derivatives market is expanding into bigQuery, and they want to have ETH futures. They're not going to have their interns check cmc for million dollar contracts.
Nicholas Barnes
>which the oracle is looking for So you're doing some retarded shit and you still need an oracle. Why not just use an oracle and be done with it?
Elijah Perry
automated data scraper that scrapes data on a futures website (or a few and aggregates them) and then inputs data on the blockchain which is read by the smart contract
Xavier Collins
>automated data scraper that scrapes data on a futures website (or a few and aggregates them) and then inputs data on the blockchain which is read by the smart contract So an oracle.
Mason Taylor
but then there's no need to invent a giant 'trillion dollar' industry if this can literally be coded with 15 lines in javascript
Aaron Cruz
The "trillion dollar industry" refers to staking. Whether people code their own oracles with staking, or use the industry standard (with all the features that come with it) makes no difference.
Except of course that an industry standard would greatly facilitate the growth of said industry.
So code it up then. Code up a automated data scraper that will pull the Bloomberg 1pm fixing rate for GBPUSD. I'll be waiting
Charles Carter
With Mixicle and TownCrier-tier security, threshold sigs, etc. of course lel.
John Powell
So you are saying that you can't get rich only owning chainlink? You have to stake them?
Jaxon Jackson
There are only 1 billion Linkies, and not all of them will find their way into the network for staking. So for Link penalty payments to cover a trillion-dollar industry, it needs to reach a very high price. And that's just from a purely practical standpoint; there's also speculation.
Adrian Garcia
>did eth just bend the knee to chainlink what is reading comprehension
Anthony Wilson
We are going to be very rich, aren't we.
Ryan Reed
Link isn't worth a billion dollars Stinkies are the worst posters on biz
Angel Hughes
Regardless of whether you stake or hold, it won't affect price action, the less in circulation will though, which is what we want. But personally, staking will be a better option for the Stinkie Linkie as it will give you more Stinkie Linkies to stake or hold. We dry up the supply exponentially.
permissioned systems don't turn into decentralized ones once a sufficient number of nodes is reached. chainlink is still entirely centralized.
Angel Bailey
Ya I'm sure tokenomics is going to stranglehold a global economy so a bunch of raciest neet fags get rich
Juan Nguyen
>Regardless of whether you stake or hold, it won't affect price action, the less in circulation will though Staking takes tokens out of circulation you absolute nulinker brainlet
Michael Bell
legit question, how can you use chainlink for derivatives, say a future contract? the smart contract can only hold tokens, we'd need to tokenize commodities for it to work
chainlink can both execute contracts using external data and receive data from contracts to execute external actions
Cooper Gray
Being permissioned has nothing to do with being decentralized. And Chainlink will have permissionless nodes too, read fucking everything from the white paper to the mainnet blogpost.
Charles Diaz
>Regardless of whether you stake or hold, it won't affect price action As the demand for penalty payments rises, the price of the Link token will need to rise accordingly.
Brody Carter
On an unrelated note I still can't believe they tried to use an article written by a guy who failed at cuphead as credible fud.
Also $1000 eoy.
Aaron Adams
UDOO is the next link man, 5-10x eoy
Dominic Long
it’s literally cheaper to get an unpaid intern to check the price on cmc than pay $3 to use chainshit. chainshit didn't even solve the oracle problem anyway. literally vapourware and craig has the patents for oracles anyway.
Wyatt Rogers
How many more fake partnerships and 700k dumps will it take for linkies to take the hint
Ethan Anderson
but then it would not be trustless, would it? my understanding is that a smart contract needs to hold whatever the two sides want to trade, and it can only hold tokens in a blockchain, it could not for example access a bank account to pay or receive payments, and even if it could, it would be off chain, so not trustless
idk, it seems to me that tokenizing everything is the only way to make this work
Leo Perry
>each individual piece of a system doesn't affect the whole
This is the average intelligence of the LINK bagholder. Never fucking read a line of code in his pathetic life while ‘investing’ in a software idea that makes no practical sense.
Xavier Cooper
You just solved the oracle problem user You are rich
Benjamin Brooks
>software idea that makes no practical sense Google Cloud thinks it does make practical sense.
Wow, Google Cloud's word vs Anonymous ID n8teMiK1's word. Now I don't know whom to believe!
Parker Kelly
the onchain-to-offchain would probably be more reliant on a working reputation and staking system, yeah
i don't think the tokenisation of commodities would be particularly difficult (we've already tokenised them off-chain, that's what commodity markets are)
could probably make the process all-but-trustless through IDs, encryption and scans which detect code tampering (which, now i think about it, would be part of the off-chain-to-on-chain process already)
Bentley Sanders
the way i see, if we'd start to tokenize everything, the whole financial system would make such a gigantic leap, we could have a real trustless system
problem is you need governments backing up these tokens and contracts, so you could have the ownership of you house on chain, or assets of a company that wants to make issue bonds with smart contracts
this is going to be interesting
Matthew White
>Being permissioned has nothing to do with being decentralized. it absolutely does. right now, the central authority is chainlink itself - they can approve and ban nodes at will >And Chainlink will have permissionless nodes too, read fucking everything from the white paper to the mainnet blogpost. i've read their github. they haven't even begun to work on staking. >inb4 "it's not public!!!" it's a blockchain project you dunces.
Dylan Roberts
This.
Dominic Nguyen
go back to plebbit
Noah Hill
There is a Chainlink Discord that THEY DO NOT want you to join.
Jow Forums has been overrun and this is our haven. We have emigrated Jow Forums, join us.
How to access: Go to Reddit -> r/LinkTrader -> check the sidebar on the right and join the unofficial Discord.
Do this quickly, the moderators there are gonna be SEETHING!!!!!!!!
Jaxson Clark
I really don't use reddit so have no idea where to look
Joshua Hill
Man you really know your shit. I can't believe they have Sergey attending and speaking at these conferences with the likes of Gavin Wood and Nick Szabo instead of you.
Don't you think it's weird that this hasn't been done at all yet? Like there's got to be a reason no one has done it yet right? The fact that all the defi platforms have had to make their complex oracles in house so far kind of points that it's not that simple...
Luis Sullivan
wow so it's going to clog the ethrum mempool even worse than crypto kitties NICE!
This is pretty damn slick, and this is still really early days. We're gonna make it bros. They're really doing it.
Sebastian Bell
OMG CHAINLINK IS GONNA CHECK THE PRICE OF CRYPTOKITTIES ON ETH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THATS HUGE THATS REVOLUTIONARY
Ian Green
I dont know what that stuff means, but its fun to play with the ball thing with lines on it. You can move it around by dragging it with youre smartphone
Evan Hernandez
They dumped 700ks to get cash to pay to attend with these hot shots. Stop being naive
Jaxson Bailey
Imagine being so autistic that you think financial institutions would use big mac tokens
Samuel Kelly
Peepee poopoo
Anthony Peterson
>it absolutely does. right now, the central authority is chainlink itself - they can approve and ban nodes at will That has nothing to do with being decentralized, see private/permissioned blockchains (which Mixicles makes obsolete)
>i've read their github. >they haven't even begun to work on staking. lmao, see pic. Learn to use trackers.
I bet this guy literally went to the GitHub and ctrl+f ‘staking’
Hudson Walker
It's all so tiresome.
Andrew Mitchell
Sleep now in the fire.
Kevin Adams
>begging for compound attention even though their ceo behaved unprofessionally publicly leaking Sergey emails and started a shitposting fud war, rallying the heads of multiple other projects to shit on chainlink, then announced their own new oracle system Oof big yikes Also 7 new heartbeats paid by themselves instead of by customers is fucking crazy they're gonna burn through so much money and the data won't even be used
Carson Collins
>their ceo behaved unprofessionally publicly leaking Sergey emails and started a shitposting fud war Who?
Justin Hall
If we 7x the current consumption that's more than $420,000 per month.
Dominic Brooks
The volume will be wild with some adoption, but the price per call will go down
Joseph Kelly
>VLOOKUP Based and Excel pilled
Elijah Perry
VLOOKUP excel can do this shit, oracle is a useless tech
Parker Ramirez
absolutely based and redpilled
Logan Sullivan
Link will be made irrelevant with FTM. Plan accordingly
Blake Hall
They have dumped enough LINK so they should have at least $10mil to fund the hearbeats for the next 24 months, but we need adoption soon.
Kayden Harris
> started a shitposting fud war, rallying the heads of multiple other projects to shit on chainlink, then announced their own new oracle system Oof big yikes The Compound guy (Leshner) didn't do any of that, you're thinking of Joey Krug in response to the Compound guy talking about Chainlink.
Colton Martinez
This board is hopeless.
Isaiah Nguyen
Joey Krug from Augur btw lmao.
Jaxon Allen
>Stinkies are the worst posters on biz It's true, but only the severely mentally ill ones who obsessively FUD and frantically post in all caps. All the ones in the discord you come from.
Angel Hall
Just like they could buy the support of Ari Juels, Gavin Wood, Tom Gonser. Do you know how ignorant that sounds? Lol