>only 1 comment mentioned LINK, and it’s at the very bottomWhy is Reddit so retarded?
That subreddit has the dumbest people on it, its all Americans , retarded faggots
>>59560322you will never be an american, seething subhuman. go back to your shithole. reminder that the uk is poorer than the poorest state in the us, mississippi, with a growth rate of 1%, compared to ms’s 3-4%. Also the average britcuck is 40% poorer than the average american. cope seethe dilate, you and your homelands will be jeetland in a few years. may as well kys.
>>59560307you need to be in that sweet spot of 80-95 IQ to think LINK is a good idea.
>>59560307reddit is designed to only show you things you want to see which traps you in an endless circlejerk and makes it impossible to learn something new
>>59560367Ameripoors are even poorer than Shitalians thoughever.
>>595605084chan does the same thing, just in a different manner
>>59560307These people are fans of random L1's like cardano, xrp, sol, sui, etc. If not then they are deep into memecoins. Lastly if they aren't in either of those then they are in some buzzword coin that "does ai stuff" or "is an rwa coin". These are currently chains/tokens that are not adopting the chainlink standard therefore they have no clue what chainlink does. For them, it's just an eth token. Maybe at best some of them know it's a data token on eth, or that it's "just a bridge". Maybe an even smaller percentage know that you can get 4.32% staking it. Then they buy the token to try and figure out how to stake it, only to see the pool is closed then they sell and go "oh well" and forget about the project and look for a coin that they can currently stake on.Think about it. The only people that need the link token are>end users that want a secure bridge (that also want to save 10%, which is unrealistic because they aren't bridging that often so they will just pay the extra 10% in a token they already own.)>developers>people that want 4.32% AND think the link token will appreciate.Now read all that, and realize that those people on that sub are holding their tokens on robinhood, have no clue what solidity even means, and can get their staking on coinbase without having to look for alternatives.
>>59560618>thoughever
>>59560677checked + true
One of the top comments. You just can’t make this up
>>59560719>compliant coins>ada
>>59560618thats a cute crop, poorfag
>>595606674chan shows you everything, you then choose what to look at. a post detailing the inner workings of the illuminati gets just as much visibility as a post saying pee pee poo poo.
>>59560719Imagine being so close but so far off at the same time.
>>59561015
>>59561005>a post detailing the inner workings of the illuminati gets just as much visibility as a post saying pee pee poo pooUnbelievably based
would I make it if I bought 5 link?
>>59562494In 20 years, yea
>>59560307That's probably because chainshit is a horrible hold during 2025
>>59560677We're to smart to make it in crypto
>>59560719>mentions the tokens of eight projects that compete with each other >no mention of the one project that is balls deep into swift and has no serious competition
In true biz fashion, you desperately try to create the idea that chainlink is this under the radar gemthe reality is that most in the market are well aware of it and have passed on buying last cycle altsa quick search on reddit/cc shows there were 26 threads in the last 2 months alone specifcally about Chainlink
>>59560307Shut up 4chan, Reddit is talking.They outperformed you HARD.Yes I Reddit space, what are you going to do about it?
>redditors are smarter than me
The only time I've spent on Reddit ever was to fud LINK. In the early years every single post was brigaded by anons with a million reasons why it was a bad investment. It's like the 5 monkeys experiment in real life.
>>59564511>a quick search on reddit/cc shows there were 26 threads in the last 2 months alone specifcally about ChainlinkThat sub has 9 million subscribers
>>59560307because Reddit is smarter than you and know that Chainlink isn't going to outperform anything
>>59564681again this post is another example of the delusionsthere are tons of posts in the last year where people in that sub are knowledgeable and bullish about link>>59564684>That sub has 9 million subscribersand?
>>59564598Hi Adem
>>59564755Thanks reddit spacing fag. Now, go back
>>59564755Hi Adem
>>59560307>GPT word saladKek
>no one mentions my dead etc-20 shit coin that peaked 2 cycles ago>tHiS iS bUlLiShunironically delusional
fuck stinks
>>59562494YNGMI. Buy EOS, stake it on Binancve for a sweet juicy 30% APY
>>59560677checked based and link pilled. this basically means the chainlink avocados have not been doing their jobs. fishy run the juels bob4punk chainlinkgod all of them have failed
>>59566750So you think I'm a failure do you?
>>59560322The only board dumber is this one, full of jeets.
>>59564246stop mentionning swift like it's something important, top fucking kek.Chainlink is a great scam, well executed
>>59560691>>59564038>>59566750If I were in charge of the normie marketing (as an avocado because cl obviously would never do either of these examples). I would just get someone to make tiktoks/youtube shorts/ig reels with vidya gameplay at the bottom (viral examples of this are minecraft parkour, subway surfers, gta 5 cars driving, etc.) or you can do tv show clips like family guy, and then a sergey spoonfeeding clip at the top. It's proven time and time again that this strategy helps with viewer retention. It's dumb and mind numbing content but if it ain't broke don't fix it. The hardest part about this would be looking through dozens of hour long powerpoints to find the good 30-60 second clips. I've noticed the community takes itself a bit too seriously nowadays, and for good reason I guess since it's the only project worth a shit in this space outside of btc eth and aave but sometimes you just need to be a normie if you want them to listen to you.
>>59564038pic related is literally linkies
>>59566929>As of 2018, around half of all high-value cross-border payments worldwide used the Swift network,[3] and in 2015, Swift linked more than 11,000 financial institutions in over 200 countries and territories, who were exchanging an average of over 32 million messages per day (compared to an average of 2.4 million daily messages in 1995).[4]
>>59567016dude you could be our tiktok ambassador yasssss
>>59567016im a normie and i would never listen to you fucking computer nerds
3HxDM7xreHuop94zzzVP39fTKLvJCwHcSYgrSf8cyg5MJust look pussies
>>59568149wtf my link is gone
>>59560307So far USDC or USDT has been the correct choice.
