what will actually drive the price of link? will it be nolinkers wanting to ride the wave of good news and partnerships which are sure to come if we stay positive, or will it be companies trying to buy our links from us?
also how many links will we need to make it by end of 2019?
>getting passive income from staking LINK won't create demand >the real answer is (buzzword)
Joseph Rodriguez
When Sergey wants the price to rise it will. The security of the network depends in part on high valuation of the tokens
Joshua Hill
Nothing. I have researched LINK more than any other crypto because of Jow Forums memes. LINK doesn't do 80% of the larped bs on here because I have actually read the whitepaper and it doesn't say anything like that, including created nodes lowering supply increasing price. None of that is going to happen purely because I have UNIRONICALLY read the whitepaper. Even people on here who are "dude just read the whitepaper" haven't actually read the whitepaper. You have no idea. I mean, there are a lot who have read it but they all know LINK is trash.
returns on running a node will probably be little not everyone has data that people want and not everyone has access to data that people want you can't simply "stake" your link take a look at the pos coins with high reward, there is hardly any demand as for institutional money, there's a reason 2/3rds of the supply are in the hands of the dev team. otc deals, freebies and dumping their own coins on the open market during times of High demand
retarded bagholders don't even understand the project they shill, let alone how crypto markets work
Ian Martinez
crypto markets have not existed long enough for anyone to really know how crypto markets work
Jace Lewis
You're going to feel really dumb when you see link at 1k eoy
James Gomez
well, we know there's no regulation so manipulation and scams can run rampant that's bout it