ChainLink or Kyber?

If you had to choose 1...

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Neither , but sift

SIFT - investment fund token. smartift.com

Crypto hedge fun/AI trading platform paying dividends to token holders similar to taas and Rialto. Market cap likely to be a few million on release

ICN - no dividend, pointless token - $195 million market cap (LOL)

Rialto - pays dividend - $32 million

Taas - pays dividend - $30 million

pro-tip: don't buy anything claiming to have solved the oracle problem unless you are planning a quick flip

suffocate in her tits

Why not exactly?

Btw OP, Kyber is so fucking far behind Blocknet.

I would also like an explanation on this

Kyber obv now with chinks banned from ICO too it shouldn't be a question

because no one has and no one will anytime soon

a few weeks ago the NYSE was spitting out incorrect stock prices on their data feeds. what happens to smart contract options / derivatives on a chain that has an oracle using NYSE data?

liquidation errors, billions of dollars of damage.

no way to fix it other than an arbiter that can rewind the blockchain. but, an arbiter that can rewind the blockchain is no different than a mysql database.

there are plenty of firms that offer smart contracts run off of mysql databases if thats what you want to invest in. and they don't make 10,000x copies of it as an unnecessary business expense either, so their margins will be higher.

>If you had to choose 1...

It's hard choosing between tits or pizza, but if I had to do it I would choose tits smothered in tomato sauce and pizza toppings.

chainlink. But will be hard to get in with the small cap. (good for people who already in).. He is right the oracle problem is not easy to solve but IF.... they can solve it with multiple layer of protections in an efficient way,(LINK) We will see huge rewards. (working product for SWIFT I think swift is checking the working oracle and the partner so dont believe to much this talks DYOR )