>6 new cryptos added to Bittrex since Chainlink ICO.
Given that listing a simple ERC20 token to Bittrex is trivial, prove that Chainlink isn't a future exit scam using arguments.
Chainlink and Bittrex not happening
Lincoln Anderson
Other urls found in this thread:
create.smartcontract.com
discord.gg
twitter.com
Michael Stewart
LINK is shit, only retarded baghodlers who bought for over 30 cents posting this crap
Stay poor and sad
Juan Morgan
They didn't list because devs didn't reach out to them. This could change
Cooper Morgan
>could
Carson Collins
ChainLink is not an exit scam. They have REAL partnerships. For example, here's what the smart contract-based escrow service Confido had to say about them:
>We recently made the switch from Oraclize to Chainlink because of the decentralised aspect of Chainlink. The way we use Chainlink is pretty simple; our smart contracts track packages by using multi-carrier shipping API’s like Easypost and Postmen to view the delivery status of a package. We connect to, and pull data from, these API’s using Chainlink.
>Before we made the switch from Oraclize to Chainlink we relied on one single API to serve us the correct data, which simply wasn’t secure enough when dealing with people’s money. Chainlink allowed us to stay decentralised and improve the security of our platform by allowing us to pull data from several API’s.
>We are bullish on LINK and hope to accelerate the adoption by using it in our own project. There are so many use cases for LINK, our project is just one of them.
Christian Allen
>prove that Chainlink isn't a future exit scam
It might be. But if they're scamming they have to scam Ari Juels, Evan Cheng, Sony, AXA, BNP Paribas, Barclays, Santander, SWIFT, etc. At least I'll be in good company.
If they're scamming they have to come up with an amazing, multi billion dollar idea, and then abandon it for a few mil.
Adam Williams
Not to mention that if they plan on exit scamming they're possibly doing the worst attempt at pre-exit price manipulation I've ever seen. How many exit scammers don't hype their token price?
John Cox
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Robert Sanders
It's a unique and much needed service for the entire market. Fuck man I don't know what to tell you except we are probably just the early adopters and to be patient
David Reyes
Unfortunately Link was almost the tech used by of the most blatant exit scams in crypto history.
Confido devs sold after the pump ended, while the price was already tanking.
Ian Hughes
fud around link is reaching an ath, guess it's time to buy
Matthew Anderson
best fud of all time
Connor Lewis
What fud? I'm just spreading widely known facts about link.
Elijah Reed
Yeah because it's so hard to program your API to pull data from multiple sources and average it, have to pay this fat scammer fuck and buy into his 65% premine coin, sounds legit
Matthew Adams
The sheer number of deluded linkies is appalling.
Levi Phillips
I'd say LINK is just another MTH, a slow bleed into oblivion.
Joseph Evans
>your API
It doesn't matter what YOU can do with YOUR software. Why in the fucking world would anyone bother with smart contracts to transact with you when they have to trust you to act honestly anyway? If you're inputting data into your own smart contracts, then you literally have no reason to be using smart contracts in the first place. All you've done is create a slower and much more expensive version of something you could have done in PHP on a normal web app.
Jose Richardson
You forgot Morgan Stanley, Berkshire Hathaway, and Fidelity.
Leo Wright
That video today of Sergey walking fast and refusing to talk to linkie fans was shocking. Exit is coming.
Benjamin Hernandez
what kinda stupid thread is this. i swear.
to all my LINK brothas and sistas out there, and oh yeah don't tell me there ain't no LINK sistas out there, we are all gonna make it. and when we do, the bubbly is on me.
Jack Phillips
I don't see the relationship between Link and any of those companies.
Parker Jones
confido was a prospective customer of LINK. who gives a shit
Carson Sanchez
well maybe you jus hafta get offa yo butt and do ya own research.
Charles Hall
>Search for: "chainlink" +sony
>5 results
>One of them is a Veeky Forums snapshot
fucking kek
Jackson Miller
Sony + AXA (MAY 2016)
create.smartcontract.com
All the financial companies were the ones involved the SWIFT test. Their data was utilized.
Bretty good.
Adam Ramirez
Don't know much about the other two, but Fidelity was one of the 5 major banks that got involved in Link's Sibos demo.
Austin Young
You gotta link to it?
Christian Miller
I was kidding about Berkshire Hathaway and Morgan Stanley, but I did remember reading about some tenuous obviously shilling connection to Morgan Stanley. Was there there anything to that?
Hunter Cruz
>A sony icon, plus three lines of mumbo jumbo code.
lmao does Sony knows you are using their logo for some irrelevant smartcontract?
Cameron Diaz
Shhh, don't hurt their feelings. They still think their coin will get anything higher than $3, which any shitcoin can achieve in a week
Tyler Bennett
That nets me $24,000 as a small holder. How is this Fud?
Gavin Adams
I'm pretty sure the scammers invested the scam money into link. they understood the potential
Lucas Walker
>he doesn't even notice AXA, only Sony cause his mum buys him PG13 PS4 games with GBP.
Yeah just running tests on cyber security and insurance premiums for the 25th biggest company in the world isn't worth mentioning.
>any shitcoin can achieve in a week
$3 is a 1B market cap. Is this even fud?
Tbh the only hard part for LINK is the first initial real world use right. If they pull it off 1B will be a small milestone as literally every company that wants to integrate their data into smart contracts will be clamoring for Sergey's schlong hoping to squeeze out a few milliLINK.
Matthew Robinson
MORGAN
Ian Evans
Join THE Official Veeky Forums discord
Liam Morales
Newbie here, how do I invest in LINK?
Nicholas Cruz
Hahaha I'm a Link sista :)