What did he mean by this?

Maybe he’s in talks to sell Chainlink to some company (Microsoft?) hence why he never talks about it.

JESUS CHRIST THEY DONT KNOW HOW TO MARKET

not many know about hyperledger project and this shit flys over there head

SO what exactly is going to happen?

It's going to be 20 cents per until it's suddenly 3 dollars per. Assuming it lives up to the goals and partnerships it has.

All it requires is one bank or business deciding to buy a huge amount of Link in addition to the amount that was given in the node stipend.

kek

Same as always, absolutely nothing

banks are really curious about all of this at the moment. but i doubt they will send the price of link to 3 dollars

your guess is as good as mine

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Lets brain storm...they are partnered with Swift right? If so who would be the best player to grab up all these cheap links for nodes?

You haven't mentioned anything relatable to Chainlink.
Is that on purpose?