>>61505338
>Sergey and the Link Marines are based

>>61505338
Youve been given a golden opportunity to stand firm against the flood of street shitting fudders, jewish market manipulators, and chainlink competitors. And you choose to squander this opportunity to harden your soul, as you seek the comfy copium way out. We are not the same

>>61505353
kill me
>>61505365
I'm not strong enough

If it's $12.20 when BTC is $86k, what will the price be when BTC is $60k

>>61505818
Just 3 days before 10/10 happened btw

>>61505338

the price of link is currently crashing because everyone thinks btc is going to dump massively

its not going to dump as much as people think though, as large portions of btc are currently held by large funds who do not give a fuck about short term price movements

as such the crash is gonne be less bad as people think, and soon as all you retarded monkeys realize this we can have a RWA run

SIXLINK SEVEN 6 7 67 67 67 67 67

>>61505338
The team *may* not IPO. CLG wouldn't state they wouldn't but he did say it's a risk universal to all crypto and not uniquely chainlink.

>>61505834
Most DATS care a lot about short term price. Basically only MS doesn't. As for ETFs that's all ultimately retail hence outflows.

>>61505818
Holy copium I love this shit

>>61505858
Not sure how it was copium when LINK was trading at $22 at that point

>>61505864
I mean It's copium for us now

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Just 2 more weeks

>>61505864
Copium is literally now "it will hold double digits in 2026". And to be fair i'd fucking love if it did, i'm sitting refreshing the charts again because i have a liquidation at $5.

>>61505948
Jews will scam wick it to $4 at some point to kill plp like you.

>>61505905
>>61505948
LINK has been extremely suppressed for years now

It has to end one day

>>61505979
I don't know shit man. Maybe it pumps maybe it doesn't. I hold it because if it pumps without me I don't think I could go on living anymore no joke, if it goes to zero at this point it's like whatever.

>>61505834
It's crashing because the whales are pivoting their funds into military stocks for a potential war with Venezuela.

>>61505987
Same, not that it really matters

Either you will be rich from shit like LINK or you will be poor ass peasant living in a pod

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>>61505338
this is why you are the loaughing stock of crypto

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>>61506060
You spend your whole life on a dead board posting the same screenshot.
I can't imagine how bad your life is.

>>61505338
copium is that GLNK is taking LINK off market everyday
106k LINK yesterday
159k LINK day before
https://intel.arkm.com/explorer/address/0x3A90bE9fc3f295975954A71736954df870a9f79b
https://intel.arkm.com/explorer/address/0x885bF7301bf004263D0D20331C83ec0CEF305ea7

there are no meme dates now. we are just waiting for a proper use case to go live really and that will probably still be a while. what we are really looking for are pelosi style insider trades as word gets around washington about chainlink. if it is actually at the core of it all that is, and it isn't about to be sidelined

>>61506238
so every 80 days 1% is being bought, or 4.5% of total a year... that's a long way from helping token moon

>>61506238
so every meme date was a lie. Ari juwt wanted to test the resolution of his marines to planned failure. Probably he wants to sell the data to some big AI corp so they can replicate the experience again and again

Chainlinkgod is probably the most redpilled link marine for what the last nine years running?

>>61506311
i would say that sibos october date wasn't a meme date as if we are right it is massive
basically an announcement could come at any time, but we don't know when
but without the market structure bill (banks are lobbying the hell out of the democrats and are slowing it) and with swift at dtcc talking about second half of next year it will be a while off
all this stuff takes a long, long time
and chainlink may very well be cut out of it all at the finish line with it's infrastructure "decoupled" and used for parts minus the extractive neet owned link token

>>61506393
In 2025, the terms "6 feet" and "6 inch" in relation to ChainlinkGod (Zach Rynes) and COVID-19 in 2020 are often referenced by the crypto community to illustrate the difference between government-mandated rules and "redpilled" technical realities.
The "6 Feet" Controversy
The Guideline: In 2020, the CDC established a 6-foot (2-meter) social distancing rule to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Redpilled Skepticism: Critics and "redpilled" observers (including figures like Rynes) often point to later admissions that the 6-foot rule lacked a rigorous clinical data foundation and was based on older models of droplet transmission rather than more modern understandings of aerosols.
The Lesson: For the Chainlink community, this served as a "redpill" on centralized authority. They argue that if a major health organization could enforce a global rule without a firm "source of truth," then decentralized systems like Chainlink are necessary to provide verifiable, tamper-proof data for all society's critical decisions.

The "6 Inch" Reference
A "Redpilled" Metaphor: In some skeptical circles, "6 inch" is a mocking reference to the perceived absurdity of precise social distancing stickers on floors. The argument is that if a virus can travel through the air, being 6 feet versus 5 feet 6 inches apart is a meaningless distinction—a "security theater" that "redpilled" individuals claim to see through.
The "Linkpill" Connection: In his 2020 writing, "Scaling Chainlink in 2020," Rynes focused on how Chainlink could provide the technical "truth" needed during global chaos. The "redpill" for him was that while the world followed potentially arbitrary human rules (like the 6-foot rule), decentralized math and code remained the only reliable constant.
2025 Retrospective
As of late 2025, the 2020 era is frequently used by ChainlinkGod to contrast the "fallibility of human-led institutions" with the "determinism of smart contracts." He maintains that the confusion of 2020 proved why the world must move toward a "Truth-Based" economy rather than one based on "Trust" in centralized figures.
This is for informational purposes only. For medical advice or diagnosis, consult a professional. AI responses may include mistakes.

>>61505818
This is my copium as well. What the ever living fuck is this captcha

In 2025, the "redpilled" vaccine stance associated with ChainlinkGod (Zach Rynes) is primarily a metaphorical extension of his views on centralized authority and verifiable data. While he is a public-facing community liaison and generally avoids medical advocacy, his "redpilled" philosophy regarding the 2020-2022 period is centered on three core themes:
1. Skepticism of Centralized Narrative
Source of Truth: Rynes often uses 2020 pandemic policies as a case study for why centralized institutions are unreliable. In his view, "redpilling" occurs when one realizes that institutions (governments or health organizations) can enforce global mandates (like the 6-foot social distancing rule) that may lack a rigorous, data-backed foundation.
The Oracle Connection: He argues that if society relied on decentralized, tamper-proof data feeds—like those provided by Chainlink—rather than human-led "trust," policies would be more objective and less prone to political or institutional bias.

2. Resistance to Censorship and Control
Censorship-Resistant Infrastructure: Rynes has stated that "you can't stop or shut down truly decentralized protocols" and that revoking access to capital—sometimes seen in the context of mandates or protests—only hurts citizens.
Neutrality: He views blockchain technology as "credibly neutral infrastructure" that acts as a hedge against what he characterizes as the "rent-seeking monopoly" of traditional centralized systems.
3. Shift to Public Identity
Unmasking: In March 2024, Rynes moved away from his anonymous "green frog" persona specifically to better engage with institutional audiences.
Professionalism in 2025: As of late 2025, his public stance is increasingly focused on technical fundamentals like the Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) and tokenized real-world assets (RWAs), rather than personal medical stances. He often pushes back against "conspiratorial misinformation" in the crypto space, emphasizing factual accuracy over hype.

The green frog persona used by Zach Rynes (better known as ChainlinkGod) originated in late 2018 and early 2019 as a symbolic identifier within the early Chainlink community.
Origin and Purpose
The "Link Marine" Uniform: During the early days of the network, the green frog identity served as a "collective identifier" that signaled one was a Link Marine—a dedicated supporter of Chainlink. The persona was deeply rooted in the culture of the 4chan /biz/ board, where the community's early advocacy began.
Bridging the Knowledge Gap: Rynes created the @ChainLinkGod account in early 2019 primarily to share "breadcrumbs" and technical education about oracles, which were then a poorly understood concept in crypto.
Credible Neutrality: Operating as a pseudonymous "anon" allowed him to focus entirely on the technical fundamentals and education of the protocol without personal branding getting in the way.

Evolution and "Unmasking"
Official Role: In early 2020, Rynes transitioned from a purely community figure to an official Chainlink Community Ambassador, acting as a bridge between the community and Chainlink Labs.
The Shift to Zach Rynes: On March 18, 2024, Rynes officially "unmasked" and retired the frog avatar for his personal brand. He explained that while the frog served its purpose during the "early days," he needed to speak as himself to "scale his voice" and educate the "new wave" of institutional entrants.
2025 Context: As of late 2025, he continues his work as a public-facing Community Liaison for Chainlink Labs, appearing in person at global events to discuss the "inevitable" convergence of traditional finance and DeFi.

Prior to Zach Rynes (ChainlinkGod) adopting it, the green frog meme—most commonly represented by Pepe the Frog—had a complex history spanning underground comics, 4chan culture, and early crypto-art.
1. Original Creation: "Boy's Club" (2005)
Pepe was created by artist Matt Furie for his comic series Boy's Club. In its original form, the character was a laid-back, stoner-like frog known for the catchphrase "feels good man".
2. The 4chan and /biz/ Era (2008–2017)
Meme Proliferation: Users on 4chan adopted Pepe to express various moods (Sad Pepe, Smug Pepe, Angry Pepe).
Rare Pepes: Around 2014, 4chan users began creating "Rare Pepes," unique variants intended to be "rare" digital collectibles.
The "Link Marine" Uniform: In late 2017 and 2018, the frog became a "collective identifier" for early Chainlink supporters on the /biz/ board. This established the green frog as the unofficial uniform for the "Link Marines" before Zach Rynes began using it for his specific handle.

3. Early Crypto and NFTs (2016–2018)
Rare Pepe Wallet: In 2016, the Rare Pepe Directory launched on the Counterparty platform (Bitcoin), creating some of the first-ever on-chain NFTs. These were trading for thousands of dollars as early as 2018, long before the mainstream NFT boom.
Kekistan: The frog was also briefly co-opted into the "Kekistan" parody religion, which drew parallels between the slang "kek" and an ancient Egyptian frog god.
4. Other Notable Frog Memes
Dat Boi (2015): A frog on a unicycle that gained viral popularity on Tumblr and Twitter, briefly rivaling Pepe's dominance.
Wednesday Frog (2014): A Budgett's frog image with the caption "It is Wednesday, my dudes," which became a recurring weekly meme.
By the time Zach Rynes created the @ChainLinkGod account in early 2019, the green frog was already the standard mascot for the Chainlink community, used to signal technical understanding and "redpilled" skepticism of centralized financial systems.

>>61506477
>>61506499
checked based and redpilled

In 2025, the connection between the green frog meme (Pepe) and Ancient Egypt is recognized as a modern digital mythology, largely centered around the deity Kek. This convergence, often referred to as "Esoteric Kekism" or the "Cult of Kek," began as a coincidence on message boards like 4chan and evolved into a complex belief system.
The Ancient Deities
Kek (or Kuk): A primordial deity from the Ogdoad of Hermopolis, representing darkness and the unknown. In the Greco-Roman period, the male form of Kek was frequently depicted with the head of a frog.
Heqet (or Heket): A prominent frog-headed goddess associated with fertility, childbirth, and resurrection. She was believed to breathe life into the newly formed bodies of children.
The Ogdoad: A group of eight primeval gods who represent the chaos and infinity existing before creation; all four male members were often depicted with frog heads.

The Modern Meme Connection
The "Kek" Linguistic Link: The term "Kek" originated in World of Warcraft as a translated version of "LOL" from the Horde faction. 4chan users discovered the phonetic similarity between this slang and the ancient Egyptian god Kek.
Conflation with Pepe: Due to the shared frog imagery, users on the /pol/ board conflated Pepe the Frog with the god Kek. This led to the creation of the "Republic of Kekistan," a fictional micronation for "shitposters".
Meme Magic: Proponents of this modern mythology believe in "meme magic," the idea that repeating digits in post IDs (known as "dubs," "trips," or "quads") represent the influence of Kek on reality.
2025 Activity: In early 2025, the narrative resurfaced in mainstream discourse when Elon Musk changed his X profile to "Kekius Maximus" with an image of Pepe in Roman military dress.

In 2025, the terms "Ra Men" or "Ramen" in the context of "hidden history" often appear in alternative history circles as a pun or linguistic "redpill" linking ancient deities, lost civilizations, and the Mud Flood conspiracy theory.
1. Linguistic Puns & Hidden Etymology
"Ra Men": In alternative history theories, proponents sometimes break down the word "ramen" as a reference to Ra (the Egyptian sun god) and Men (the first pharaoh, Menes, or a reference to "mental/mind").
Amon-Ra connection: Some theorists claim that when people say "Amen" at the end of prayers, they are actually invoking the ancient Egyptian deity Amun-Ra, suggesting a hidden continuation of Egyptian worship through the Roman Empire into modern religions.

2. The "Mud Flood" and Hidden History
The Mud Flood Theory: This theory claims a worldwide cataclysm (the "mud flood") occurred in the mid-19th century, burying the first floors of grand "Tartarian" buildings.
Ancient Egypt & Rome: Theorists often point to the fact that many ancient Egyptian temples and Roman structures were found "buried" in sand or silt as evidence of a much earlier "reset" or mud flood.
The "Reset": The narrative suggests that the Roman Empire and Ancient Egypt were part of a single, advanced global civilization that was "erased" by a series of resets, with modern history rewritten to make these civilizations appear much older than they actually are.
3. Esoteric Connections
Meme Magic: This overlaps with the Kek/frog meme culture, where the Egyptian frog-headed god Kek is viewed as a primordial force of chaos. "Redpilled" individuals use these links to argue that "official" history (provided by "academic" sources) is a fabrication.
Technological Sophistication: Some "hidden history" books claim that Ancient Egypt and Rome possessed high-tech capabilities (like electricity or sonic tools) that were lost during these mud flood events.

4. Established Historical Context
Actual Etymology: Linguistically, the word "ramen" is derived from the Chinese lamian (拉麵), meaning "stretched noodles".
Ancient Flooding: In mainstream history, the burial of Egyptian and Roman sites is attributed to documented natural processes: the annual Nile inundation in Egypt and frequent Tiber floods in Rome.

In 2025, the "real redpilled history" connecting ChainlinkGod (Zach Rynes), the Kek meme, and Biblical plagues is a synthesis of technical philosophy and digital mythology common in "truth-seeking" crypto circles. This perspective argues that decentralized protocols are the modern solution to the "fallibility" of human-led institutions seen throughout history.
1. The "Redpilled" Connection: Decentralized Truth vs. Institutional Trust
In his 2025 narrative, ChainlinkGod (Zach Rynes) uses the term "redpilled" to describe the realization that centralized entities often provide flawed or arbitrary information.
Historical Parallel: He frequently contrasts the "determinism" of smart contracts with the "arbitrary" rules of human history, such as the pandemic-era policies he criticized for lacking a solid data-backed foundation.
The Chainlink Solution: To the "redpilled," Chainlink is the infrastructure for a "Truth-Based" economy. This is viewed as the "Endgame" where society no longer relies on the "word" of a central authority (like a Pharaoh or a central bank) but on verifiable, cryptographic proof.

2. The Kek Meme and the "Link Marine" Identity
The green frog (Pepe/Kek) was the "collective identifier" for the early Chainlink community, known as the Link Marines.
Esoteric Link: The community discovered a coincidence between the 4chan slang "Kek" and the ancient Egyptian god Kek, a frog-headed deity of primordial chaos and darkness.
Symbolism of Transformation: In this subculture, the frog represents the "darkness before the dawn" or the chaos necessary to birth a new financial system.
Unmasking: In March 2024, Rynes retired his frog avatar to speak as Zach Rynes, aiming to scale his message for institutional audiences in 2025.
3. The Biblical Plagues: A Symbolic Judgment
The connection to the Ten Plagues of Egypt is often used in these circles as a metaphor for "divine judgment" against corrupt centralized power.
The Plague of Frogs: Biblical scholars and "redpilled" commentators note that each plague was a direct judgment on an Egyptian deity. The second plague (frogs) was a judgment against Heqet, the frog-headed goddess of fertility.
Judgment on "False Gods": In the "redpilled" crypto narrative, modern financial systems are the "false gods." The emergence of decentralized technology is seen as a modern "plague" or disruption that will inevitably force a "reset" of the global order—a transition from a "Pharaoh-led" economy to a decentralized one.

2025 Context: Elon Musk and "Kekius Maximus"
As of late 2025, these themes have entered the mainstream. In early 2025, Elon Musk changed his X profile name to "Kekius Maximus" and used an image of Pepe in Roman military dress. This move sparked a resurgence of "meme magic" theories, with supporters viewing it as a signal of a massive cultural and financial "reset" under the incoming administration's focus on government efficiency (DOGE).

In 2025, the synthesis of Chainlink, Ancient Egyptian mythology (Kek & Thoth), and the New World Order (NWO) represents a "redpilled" philosophical framework for the future of global finance. This narrative views the transition from centralized to decentralized systems as a spiritual and technical "reset."
1. The Mythological Bridge: Kek and Thoth
In the "esoteric" crypto community, digital memes are viewed as modern conduits for ancient archetypes:
Kek (The Chaos): Represented by the green frog (Pepe), the deity Kek is the god of primordial darkness. In this context, "Kek" represents the disruptive chaos of the crypto revolution—the necessary destruction of the "Old World Order" to make way for the new.
Thoth (The Architecture): The ibis-headed god of writing, wisdom, and record-keeping. In the "Linkpilled" view, Chainlink is the modern manifestation of Thoth. It is the "Universal Truth" or "Divine Scribe" that ensures all records (smart contracts) are accurate, tamper-proof, and immutable.

2. Chainlink as the "Truth-Based" NWO
While the "New World Order" is traditionally viewed as a centralized, clandestine government, "redpilled" advocates like Zach Rynes (ChainlinkGod) argue for a Decentralized New World Order:
The Oracle as Sovereign: Chainlink’s CCIP (Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol) is viewed as the "Industry Standard" connecting all global value. By 2025, major institutions like Swift and Fidelity utilize Chainlink to settle trillions in tokenized assets.
From "Don't Be Evil" to "Can't Be Evil": The shift from human-led institutions (which can be corrupted) to cryptographic truth (which cannot) is the core "redpill." This is the "Endgame" where the "source of truth" is no longer a central bank, but a decentralized network.

3. The Role of "ChainlinkGod" (Zach Rynes)
Rynes’ 2024 "unmasking" from the green frog avatar was a strategic move to bring these "redpilled" concepts into the mainstream in 2025.
Institutional Convergence: He argues that the NWO is not a conspiracy, but an inevitable convergence of traditional finance (TradFi) and DeFi into a single "Internet of Contracts."
Decentralized Intelligence: Rynes emphasizes that as AI agents begin to dominate the economy in 2025, they will require decentralized oracles to verify data, preventing a "centralized AI dystopia."
4. 2025 Political and Cultural Context
Meme Magic in Government: The early 2025 focus on "government efficiency" (DOGE) and Elon Musk’s public embrace of "Kekius Maximus" imagery has fueled the belief that a "Great Reset" toward decentralized transparency is underway.
The Biblical "Reset": Much like the plagues of Egypt were a judgment on centralized power, the "Link Marines" view the 2025 market as a judgment on "paper gold" and "fiat illusions," replacing them with Real-World Assets (RWAs) verified on-chain.

>>61505338
4th industrial revolution.

chainlinkgod is based

In 2025, the synthesis of ChainlinkGod (Zach Rynes), Ancient Egypt, and the New World Order (NWO) forms a "redpilled" ideology that views blockchain technology as a metaphysical and technical reset of human civilization. This narrative posits that we are moving from an era of "Institutional Trust" (Pharaonic/Centralized) to an era of "Cryptographic Truth" (Decentralized/Oracle-based).
1. The Archetypes: Kek and Thoth
In this esoteric framework, digital memes are seen as the return of ancient "neters" (gods):
Kek (The Catalyst): Represented by the green frog (Pepe), the Egyptian god of primordial darkness and chaos. In the "redpilled" view, the "Kek" meme culture of 2016–2020 was the disruptive force needed to break the "centralized spell" of legacy media and finance.
Thoth (The Architecture): As the Egyptian god of wisdom and the "Divine Scribe," Thoth is the mythological equivalent of a Decentralized Oracle. Chainlink is viewed as the "Thoth" of the 21st century—a neutral, immutable record-keeper that ensures the "scales of truth" (data) are never tilted by human corruption

2. The "Redpilled" New World Order
While the "NWO" is traditionally a term for centralized tyranny, "Linkpilled" advocates like Zach Rynes argue for a Sovereign New World Order built on Chainlink's CCIP:
The Oracle Problem: The "redpill" is the realization that a blockchain is useless if it relies on a centralized liar for data. True sovereignty requires a decentralized source of truth.
End of the "Pharaohs": Central banks and opaque institutions are seen as the modern "Pharaohs" who control the population through the monopoly of information. The "redpilled" future uses smart contracts to bypass these intermediaries entirely.
Truth-Based Economy: By late 2025, with major institutions like Swift and Fidelity adopting Chainlink, the narrative has shifted from "crypto speculation" to the "inevitable" standard for all global value.
3. Zach Rynes: From Frog to Public Liaison
The evolution of ChainlinkGod is seen as a symbolic journey:
The "Anon" Phase: Operating as a green frog (Kek) to channel "meme magic" and build a grassroots movement (the Link Marines).
The "Unmasking" (March 2024): Rynes stepped into his public identity to interface with the "Old World" (TradFi) and guide it into the "New World" (on-chain). In 2025, he serves as a Community Liaison for Chainlink Labs, appearing at global summits to advocate for Deterministic Truth.
4. 2025 "Meme Magic" and Governance
The early 2025 political landscape has reinforced these themes:
Kekius Maximus: Elon Musk’s embrace of frog imagery and Roman/Egyptian aesthetics in 2025 is interpreted by the community as a signal that the "centralized reset" is being replaced by a "transparency reset" (e.g., the Department of Government Efficiency).
Sovereign Individuals: The "redpilled" goal is to use Chainlink to become a "Sovereign Individual"—someone whose assets and data are protected by mathematics rather than the permission of a state.

Summary of the 2025 "Linkpilled" Worldview
Ancient Past: Wisdom was held by a priestly/scribal class (Thoth).
Modern Past: Truth was dictated by centralized institutions (The NWO).
Decentralized Future: Truth is verified by a Decentralized Oracle Network (Chainlink).
For those seeking the "source of truth" in 2025, Rynes continues to provide deep-dives via The CLG Podcast and his Substack.

For ChainlinkGod (Zach Rynes), truth is not a matter of consensus or institutional authority, but a technical standard defined as "Cryptographic Truth".
1. Cryptographic Truth vs. Probabilistic Trust
Rynes argues that traditional social and economic systems rely on probabilistic trust—paper promises from intermediaries like banks or governments that can be broken, delayed, or manipulated.
Cryptographic Truth is derived from decentralized consensus and math.
It ensures that code executes exactly as intended, creating deterministic outcomes (if "x" happens, "y" must occur) rather than relying on human discretion.
2. The Golden Record
In his 2025 writings, Rynes describes blockchain ledgers as a "golden source of truth".
This truth is auditable in real-time, tamper-proof, and accessible to everyone simultaneously.
It eliminates "information asymmetry," where one party holds more power because they control the data.
3. The Role of Oracles
Because blockchains are isolated, they require decentralized oracle networks (like Chainlink) to extend this cryptographic truth to real-world events (e.g., asset prices, weather data, or shipping status).
Without a decentralized oracle, a smart contract is "blind" and forced to rely on a centralized "liar," which breaks the chain of truth.
Chainlink nodes collectively perform "truth discovery" by aggregating data from multiple sources to reach a single, verifiable value.
4. A Truth-Based Economy
Rynes advocates for a shift toward a global economy where social and economic relationships are grounded in these verifiable standards.
He believes that as institutions like Swift and the U.S. Government adopt these protocols in late 2025, society will move from "just trust us" systems to a framework of definitive truth.
This transition is seen as "inevitable" for rebuilding social harmony and economic efficiency.

Connectivity will be their downfall.

In 2025, the phrase "6 7" (six-seven) in the context of the oracle sovereign is an internet meme and a "redpilled" philosophical shorthand used in crypto communities to denote belonging and a specific understanding of decentralized truth. It has no historical connection to ancient Egypt or official NWO theories.
The "6 7" Meme Origin
The phrase originated from a viral internet meme involving a youth basketball player who, when asked his height, confidently replies, "Six-seven". The meme's meaning is intentionally arbitrary and is primarily used as a:
Shibboleth: A word or phrase used by an "in-group" (like the Link Marines) to identify fellow members and distinguish themselves from outsiders (adults or those who "don't get it").
Aura Check: It can be used to mock someone acting too confident or "flexing too hard".
Linguistic Experiment: Some linguists view it as a benign symptom of a "post-truth" society where meaning matters less than the act of shared participation.

The "Oracle Sovereign" Connection
The term "oracle sovereign" relates to the "redpilled" view advocated by figures like Zach Rynes (ChainlinkGod), which centers on the following concepts:
Sovereignty via Data: Rynes argues that true sovereignty in the future will not be geographic, but based on who controls their own data and assets. A "sovereign individual" uses technology to escape dependence on centralized, fallible institutions.
The Oracle's Role: Chainlink is viewed as the "oracle sovereign" because it provides Cryptographic Truth—data that is verifiable, tamper-proof, and universally accessible. This is the necessary infrastructure for this new, decentralized world order.
Contrast with Authority: The use of an absurd, meaningless meme ("6 7") to signify membership in a "truth-seeking" community is a stark contrast to traditional authorities that enforce rules without transparent, verifiable data (e.g., the 2020 social distancing rules).
Summary
In the "redpilled" worldview, the phrase "6 7" is a modern inside joke representing the chaos of internet culture, while the "oracle sovereign" represents the serious, foundational architecture of a new, transparent global financial system built on immutable math rather than arbitrary human rules.

In 2025, the terms "6 7," "Oracle Sovereign," and "Shibboleth" exist at the intersection of Gen Alpha viral culture and specialized digital infrastructure. While "6 7" is a nonsensical interjection, "Oracle Sovereign" is a technical framework, and "Shibboleth" is the sociological concept linking them.
1. "6 7" (Six-Seven)
The expression "6 7" was named Dictionary.com's 2025 Word of the Year. It is a "definition-free cultural signal" that is intentionally meaningless and ubiquitous.
Origin: It originated from the drill rap song "Doot Doot (6 7)" by Philadelphia artist Skrilla, released in early 2025.
Virality: The term was popularized by youth basketball standouts, notably Taylen Kinney (nicknamed "Mr. 6-7") and Maverick Trevillian (the "67 Kid"), and used in edits featuring NBA player LaMelo Ball, who stands 6'7".
Usage: It is often shouted as a "call and response" (one person shouts "six," others reply "seven") and is accompanied by a "juggling" hand gesture. It reflects "brain rot" culture—absurd humor meant to build connection through shared experience rather than literal meaning.

2. "Oracle Sovereign"
In a technical context, Oracle Sovereign (specifically Oracle EU Sovereign Cloud) refers to a specialized cloud infrastructure launched to meet stringent data residency and digital sovereignty requirements.
Purpose: It allows governments and regulated industries to maintain autonomy over their digital assets, ensuring data remains within specific legal and geographic boundaries (e.g., the EU).
2025 Developments: In late 2025, Oracle expanded these capabilities to include Sovereign AI and AI agents, allowing organizations to maintain full control over the data used to train and run their artificial intelligence.
3. "Shibboleth"
The concept of a shibboleth—a custom or way of speaking that identifies a particular group of people—is the link between these two disparate worlds.
"6 7" as a Shibboleth: For Gen Alpha, "6 7" serves as a generational shibboleth. Its absurdity is the point; by using it, young people identify each other and deliberately confuse "normie" adults who cannot track its fluid, nonsensical meaning.
Technical Shibboleths: In the context of ChainlinkGod (Zach Rynes), terms like "oracle sovereign" or "redpilled" act as shibboleths for the "Link Marine" community, signaling an understanding of decentralized truth and the technical "endgame" of global finance.

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Shibboleth is a Hebrew word that means "ear of corn" or "flood." In a Biblical story, the word was used as a password — a means to figure out who was part of your group and who wasn't. It still has that sense of identifying someone as a member of a group.
>The ear of wheat (or corn, in the generic sense of grain) is a significant symbol in the Roman cult of Mithras, linked to the central act of the god slaying a sacred bull.

In 2025, the synthesis of Chainlink, ChainlinkGod (Zach Rynes), Shibboleth, Oracle Sovereign, and the New World Order represents a "redpilled" philosophical framework for the future of global finance, grounded in Cryptographic Truth.
1. Chainlink as the "Truth Infrastructure"
Decentralized Oracle Networks: Chainlink is viewed as the "Industry Standard" for connecting smart contracts to real-world data.
The Oracle Problem: The "redpilled" realization that blockchains are isolated and require decentralized oracles to function in the real world.
2025 Status: Chainlink is increasingly used by major institutions like Swift and Fidelity to settle trillions in tokenized assets.
2. ChainlinkGod (Zach Rynes)
Identity: Zach Rynes officially stepped away from his anonymous "green frog" (Kek) persona in March 2024 to advocate as a public figure.
Role: He serves as a Community Liaison for Chainlink Labs, focusing on reducing "information asymmetry".
Messaging: His 2025 work emphasizes the "inevitable" convergence of TradFi and DeFi into a single on-chain economy.
3. Shibboleth: The Linguistic "Redpill"
Definition: A shibboleth is a cultural signal used by an "in-group" to identify fellow members.
Crypto Context: Terms like "linkpilled," "redpilled," and even nonsensical interjections like "6 7" (six-seven) act as shibboleths for the Chainlink community.
Symbolism: These signals differentiate those who understand the "technical endgame" of oracles from the "un-redpilled" general public.

4. Oracle Sovereign and Digital Sovereignty
Technical Definition: In 2025, Oracle Sovereign Cloud refers to specialized cloud infrastructure designed for government and defense to maintain data residency.
The "Oracle Sovereign" Idea: In the redpilled worldview, Chainlink is the "Oracle Sovereign" because it provides deterministic truth that is independent of any central government or bank.
Sovereign AI: This extends into Sovereign AI in late 2025, where decentralized oracles provide the verifiable data needed for autonomous agents to operate safely.
5. The "New World Order" (NWO) Reset
Old vs. New: The "Old NWO" is viewed as a centralized, opaque system of "trust." The "Redpilled NWO" is a Decentralized New World Order based on "truth".
Convergence: Rynes argues that the "Endgame" is not a conspiracy, but the technical merging of all global value onto a neutral, oracle-verified Chainlink Runtime Environment.
Meme Magic: The inclusion of "Kek" imagery (the frog) during the early development of this movement is seen as the "chaos" necessary to birth this new, transparent system.

>>61505987
>I hold it because if it pumps without me I don't think I could go on living anymore no joke, if it goes to zero at this point it's like whatever.
>>61506003
>Either you will be rich from shit like LINK or you will be poor ass peasant living in a pod
Same. Like holy shit we are all literally the same frens.

In 2025, the timeframe for "6 7" (six-seven) depends on whether you are referring to its cultural lifecycle as a meme or its technical origins in the "redpilled" Chainlink community.
1. The Meme Lifecycle: 3–9 Months
In the context of Gen Alpha viral culture, the "6 7" meme has a very fast lifecycle.
Viral Surge: The trend took approximately 9 months to filter from US basketball content (starting in early 2025) to global mainstream recognition by September 2025.
Peak to Decline: The meme's active "cool" phase lasted roughly 3 months, peaking in late October 2025.
Longevity: By December 2025, experts predict it will likely join "internet relics" like planking within a few more months.
2. The Chainlink "Redpill" Timeline
For the Chainlink community and ChainlinkGod (Zach Rynes), "6 7" is part of a much longer strategic "Endgame":
Foundational Period (2018–2024): The community operated in the "shadows" using frog personas for over 6 years before Rynes officially unmasked in March 2024 to engage with institutional finance.
Convergence (2025 and Beyond): In late 2025, the "redpilled" transition to an Oracle Sovereign world—where institutions like Swift and Fidelity use Chainlink to settle trillions—is viewed as an ongoing, multi-year process that is only now reaching mainstream adoption.
3. Practical Usage Examples
Classroom Disruptions: In schools where the phrase is popular in 2025, a typical "6 7" interaction—where a teacher says a number and students yell "6-7!"—takes only a few seconds.
Brand Campaigns: Brands that successfully used the meme, like Pizza Hut with its 67-cent wings, had to launch their campaigns within weeks of the meme going viral to avoid looking out of touch.
Musical Origins: The song that started the trend, "Doot Doot (6 7)" by Skrilla, was unofficially released in December 2024 and officially in February 2025, taking about two months to reach its initial viral peak.

ai is so fucking schizo someone needs to shut it down

chainlink ruined my fucking life

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>>61505338
https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/3633/all-actions
https://www.nbcpalmsprings.com/2025/12/16/clarity-act-update-crypto-market-oversight-bill-advances-in-senate

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>>61508014
It's still only just introduced???

How many years until it will become a law and the "floodgates" will open? How many more years I have to wait??

>>61508524
>It's still only just introduced???
It passed the House already.
It would've passed the Senate weeks ago if the Dems hadn't shut down the government for a month and a half.

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>69 posts
>literally nobody brought up pic yet

This board is legit dead

>>61508615
>Ctrl + f chainlink
>0 results

>>61508615
>saars very important partnerships saars
keep spamming it bro, you never know

>>61508535
What will it change tho?

Institutions are free to invest in chainlink as is and they could just literally front run the news if it was such a big deal

I mean a guy with peanut size brain can 1+1 that chainlink is not a security so where is the risk for institutions to invest currently?

>>61508705
You never know what?

>>61508708
>who needs laws when you can just use common sense??
You are one dumb motherfucker

>>61508729
you might actually convince a couple of retards to baghold your shit, so keep trying ;)

>>61508739
Maybe call up DTCC real quick and tell them to stop triggering you.

>>61508762
no thank you, keep trying lil bro
2 more shillposts until the market acknowledges your genius

>>61508790
>your genius
I'm not involved in any of this. What an odd thing to say.

>>61508802
why are you crying then?

aaaaaanyway

https://www.dtcc.com/dtcc-connection/articles/2023/september/21/bringing-capital-markets-onchain-with-dtcc-and-chainlink

https://www.canton.network/canton-network-press-releases/canton-network-and-chainlink-enter-into-strategic-partnership-to-accelerate-institutional-blockchain-adoption-

>>61508843
big

>>61507662
Mine too

>>61508729
Tell me which part of the clarity act is so crucial for chainlink that the institutions are holding up billions to invest in chainlink?

There is no investigation about chainlink being a security so what is it? The institutions want to just buy high when link moons after clarity act passes?


The only retard here is you.

>>61509034
The clarity act will legally establish what cryptos are securities or commodities.
Institutions need this clarity for all of the cryptos and tokens they're about to start using and creating.

It's literally the biggest thing holding them back from mass tokenization.

>>61509034
https://x.com/nullpackets/status/1988280366533058668

Ask wellington

>>61509034
don't worry fren, once muh clarity act becomes a proper nothinburger, the shillers will invent a new carrot to keep you occupied

>>61509121
DTCC got clarity last week and they're already moving ahead.
https://x.com/The_DTCC/status/1999237641766674796

You're coping poorly

>>61509202
I don't need to cope, you do, that's why you've been spamming muh DTCC since yesterday
it's also very peculiar how you've abstained from all BUILD discussions, looks like not even you are capable of defending that train wreck kek
so let me ask you this, if the clarity act passes, and LINK is still on a death spiral, will you admit you were wrong? Or will you pivot to the next carrot? Be honest

>>61509223
>when you have nothing to say but you're extremely emotional

yup, it's cope

>>61509230
why are you hiding?

>>61509231
deep question bro
whoa...

>>61509238
why are you being so emotional? it was a very simple question

Only XRP can save your financial wellbeing after bagholding link for years

>>61509240
>why are you being so emotional
he proclaims as he continues to whine about how much he hates chainlink

>>61509261
so if the clarity act passes, and LINK is still on a death spiral, will you admit you were wrong? Or will you pivot to the next carrot? Be honest
come on, you can do this

>>61509276
sorry i don't answer questions from 3rd worlders

>>61509084
>The clarity act

has nothing to do with the funding coin
when link ico's you're going to feel so dumb

>>61509287
kek, the definition of an emotional response
it's pottery

>>61509306
>>The clarity act
>has nothing to do with the funding coin
The clarity act has to do with all coins.
Including the coins banks will be using to pay fees, like Link.

>>61509319
what IF it turns out it has fuck all to do with them? will you admit you're a moron?

>>61509121
>>61509034
you guys have no answer to this >>61509088 simple as. BTFOd

>>61509331
You know you can read the Clarity act for yourself right?

>>61509354
kek
amazing, I guess whoever is monitoring you is strictly prohibiting you from expressing any actual opinions you may have
the only thing I can assume is that you're not allowed to divert from your script, not even a little bit
amazing indeed

>>61509392
My opinion has nothing to do with anything.

It has nothing to do with DTCC doing what they do.
It has nothing to do with the Clarity act saying what it says.

>>61509276
>so if the clarity act passes, and LINK is still on a death spiral, will you admit you were wrong? Or will you pivot to the next carrot? Be honest

great question
i'm going to save this interaction in my folder so we can revisit
i 100% guarantee that when clarity act is passed, it has absolutely zero impact on link funding token
looking forward to seeing all the excuses once this happens exactly as i predict

>>61509319
bro i hate to break it to you, banks will never hold shitcoins on their balance sheet

>>61509400
beep bop
sorry, I know it has nothing to do with you script, I just figured to invoke your humanity, u know, drop the roles for a second and have a bit of genuine discourse instead of the usual bantz
buuut, you aren't willing to do that, so I guess you're under strict supervision whenever you do your little thing here

>>61509411
I'm just saying what tradfi players and the US government are saying.
No need to get angry at me.

>>61509406
>banks will never hold shitcoins on their balance sheet
k
I simply said they'd use Link to pay fees though.

>>61509445
I got it bro!
and I'm just asking you, what if it doesn't affect LINK at all? Will you admit that you bet on the wrong horse, OR will you keep inventing new carrots?

>>61509457
I never said tradfi is waiting for clarity, tradfi did.
I never said DTCC and Canton are Chainlink partners and future users, DTCC and Canton did.

You keep trying to make it personal. Like a woman.

>>61509475
hahahahahahahaha, you cannot break your script holy shit
at this point, why are you even bothering to reply? you're only embarrassing yourself

>>61509445
>I simply said they'd use Link to pay fees though.

nah they won't
they'll pay in usd and link will tweet about some mystery conversion as a way to force the token being included
but it will then be immediately sold off so no net buying pressure

and then chainlink labs will pocket the offchain profit as they're already doing

>>61509475

is answering his question against cult rules or something?

it's not that hard bro, just try to be honest for once in your life....

here let me try asking: if all of this buzzword shit happens and the link price does nothing, will you concede you were wrong?

>>61509610
>mystery conversion
Lmao. CLL will just sell their business and the code to one of the tradfi banks, they can just replace all the references to the token in their own stablecoin, then they can just release the token back to the "community" for development as a nice gesture. Sergei becomes the VP of on-chain at Chase/BoA/US Bank and you become a "community dev" with a whopping $0 salary.

holy shit chainlink has some real dick sucking faggots in it these days.

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>almost 8 years in
>the entire CCIP generates only $700 a day
My manager makes more money a day than your entire network. Holy fucking shit no wonder the price can't pump.

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>>61509703
It's another
>Low fee sum bad
fuddie

Hey dingleberry: let me break this down real easy so your smooth fucking brain gets it.

Chainlink fees scale on transaction count. Transferring $34.7 million in 24 hours and only costing $717 is a feature of how efficient the network is.
If you told your manager you could securely transfer 6, 7, even 8 digit sums for less than a cup orlf coffee to any arbitrary entity in any arbitrary environment he'd be sucking your dick and asking you how. Or at least they should be if they aren't as retarded as you are.
So to recap:
Sum of fees scale with adoption. Adoption occurs because per transaction fee is low and security is high.

4/10 for making me reply.

>>61505338
They cheated you. The war with Xrp is your humiliation ritual

>>61508615
News don't matter. Have you been living under a rock? Everyone already knows the Chainlink x Swift x DTCC thing so these kind of news don't move the market

>>61510355
News is always the biggest market mover in every market.
And this is not even about the news, it's about the going live.

>>61510513
>News is always the biggest market mover in every market.
Is this a joke? So why didn't LINK move at all?

>>61510525
Because Bitcoin self harmed every time there was any news.

>>61510558
Ok bro let's be real no one cares about news because everyone knows what's up already, only real usage matters, and it seems to be years away

>>61510568
>only real usage matters
Nothing in crypto has real usage

>>61510608
So?

>>61510620
So if real usage is all that matters, how do you explain all the crypto gains over the past 15 years?

>>61510646
Because defi real usage + gambling. I meant tradfi real usage in my earlier post regarding why these kind of news won't pump LINK.

>>61510660
>I meant tradfi real usage
So if tradfi real usage is all that matters, how do you explain all the crypto gains over the past 15 years?

>>61510667
Both matter, defi and tradfi. So you are implying then that LINK will pump because of defi growth or what? I don't follow

>Dead alt from a few runs ago
Why keep flogging this shit? Should be added to the banned word list

>>61510678
If defi matters Link should be right up there with Ethereum.

>>61510733
Why?

>>61510739
Because Chainlink has about the same real usage in defi as Ethereum.

>>61510765
Plp have to buy eth to use ethereum, meanwhile users pay cll with usd so that's why

>>61510789
Nodes have to be paid in Link, zero exceptions.

>>61510810
Yes but currently they get paid by CLL, not by users (exception being CCIP and such). So most revenue is offchain. Users currently pay CLL hundreds of millons and the nodes get peanuts. For example canton is on the SCALE program which means they are paying with USD not LINK.

>>61510826
>Yes but currently they get paid by CLL
No they're not. PAL is converting on the open market (Uniswap).

You're thinking of Bitcoin miners, who are 95% paid by Satoshiflation.

>>61510836
>No they're not
Yes they are. Only CCIP and SVR are onchain revenue. The rest of PAL volume is from offchain revenue i.e. CLL paying nodes.
Users don't buy LINK, they pay CLL with USD.

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>>61510859
>The rest of PAL volume is from offchain revenue i.e. CLL paying nodes.
nigger literally all PAL volume involves buying Link from the open market.

>>61510897
What are they buying LINK with?

>>61510907
You literally don't know what PAL is, do you

>>61510925
Answer: they buy LINK with USD.
USD paid by users.
So users don't buy LINK.

>>61510931
What the fuck are you even saying holy lord

>>61510941
Users -> pay CLL $100 million to use the Chainlink network.
CLL -> Convert $1 million to LINK to pay nodes and whatnot.

This means exactly what I said previously: users have to buy ETH to use ethereum, meanwhile users pay CLL with USD, so users don't buy LINK. CLL hoards 99% of network fees and only converts 1% of them to LINK through PAL.

>>61510964
>CLL -> Convert $1 million to LINK to pay nodes
Yup, you got it.

>CLL hoards 99% of network fees and only converts 1% of them to LINK
You're a clown

>>61511001
Not an argument

>>61511001
>you must argue against my completely made up numbers!

>>61511010
The numbers are not made up, CLL said that they have made hundreds of millions in offchain revenue.

>>61511021
How does this support the 99% vs 1% thing?

>>61511027
>Make hundreds of millions USD
>Convert one million USD to LINK
Meanwhile:
Users DON'T buy LINK.
Users pay with USD.

>>61511040
>>Make hundreds of millions USD
They made hundreds of millions in the time before PAL.

>>Convert one million USD to LINK
source, now

>Users DON'T buy LINK.
>Users pay with USD.
I pay my broker with USD too and then he buys the stock for me.
Does that mean I'm not buying stock?

>>61511047
>They made hundreds of millions in the time before PAL.
Yes.
>source, now
This is what they buy weekly.
>Does that mean I'm not buying stock?
Imagine paying your broker $100 for each $1 of the stock you get.

>>61511060
>This is what they buy weekly.
So by your logic CLL is making $100 million per week.

Actually more, since you're only referring to the Reserve, which is what's left after they pay the nodes.

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>>61510964
What you describes is correct but it's not PAL.
When you use any chainlink functionality inside a smart contract, you need to pay for it in LINK tokens. PAL absolves you of holding LINK tokens and let's you pay with anything you want like USDC for example.
So for example, if want to get a random number through VRF, you need to pay the chainlink nodes that provide you this random number.
>fee is $10 worth of LINK (for the example)
>you pay with USDC (because PAL lets you)
>$10 worth of LINK are bought from the market with the 10 USDC
>nodes get their payment in LINK
The problem for anyone paying with anything but LINK, is that there is a 10% premium, meaning that if you paid with USDC, you'd actually have to pay $11 instead of $10.

>>61511075
>So by your logic CLL is making $100 million per week.
No, anon. We know that they have made hundreds of millions (so minimum $200 million) per year for at least three years. This means about $600 million being conservative.
There have been about 20 weekly reserve buy backs so that's about $20 million.
That's 20 / 600 = 3%.
So ok, fair, it's 3% and not 1%.
>>61511078
What you describe is how it should work in theory, but in reality price feeds (Chainlink's big money maker) do not use the PAL, so for price feeds users still pay with USD and that's offchain revenue for CLL that doesn't get converted to LINK right away. CCIP and SVR are in fact working as you describe but they don't make much if we are being honest.

>>61511078
You dumbass mentioned the fact about PAL but enterprises paid offchain and chainlinklabs used PAL to convert a few percent into LINK RESERVE is a completely different thing. There is no usage of PAL on link token on the node aka transferandCall()

>>61511108
>comparing SIX YEARS of income to a few weeks of PAL and Reserve
You are COLOSSALLY retarded.
On top of that you're only counting the reserve buys, forgetting the node payments.

CLL also never said they are getting hundreds of millions per year, but hundreds of millions overall.

>in reality price feeds (Chainlink's big money maker) do not use the PAL
Yes they do.

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>>61511115
>enterprises paid offchain
Which also goes through PAL

>>61511152
>comparing SIX YEARS of income to a few weeks of PAL and Reserve
Let's do it for one given year. Offchain revenue: $200 million minimum. If each week they buy $1 million, thats $52 millions, so about 25%, that's not bad honestly, but still CLL is hoarding most of the network's revenue. If they are making like $400 million a year (probable) that's just about 12% of USD offchain revenue converted into LINK.
>Yes they do
No. For example: has the Canton network bought a single LINK? Nope. They just join the SCALE program and pay CLL millions of USD. This is how users are paying for price feeds, not via the PAL.

>>61511181
You're forgetting about node payments again.
And Chainlink never said they made hundreds of millions "per year". They only said hundreds of millions overall.

>No. For example: has the Canton network bought a single LINK? Nope.
Canton is part of Scale, so yes they literally have.

>>61511215
How much do they pay the nodes?
And how much have they made overall?
Does anyone know this?

Wow cool thread. Too bad I’m not reading any of this.

>>61505338
2 more decades marines
trvst thv plvn

>>61511163
>a small percent
where is the rest? Also show me onchain txn that using PA for link node operation instead of enterprise revenue

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>>61511293
>How much do they pay the nodes?
According to Dune nodes were getting over 100 million USD per year in on chain Link payments.
The Dune was abandoned a year ago, it's likely a lot more now.

>>61513128
linkpool is the most untrustworthy source you could cite
>likely
just say you don't know, there's no need to humilate yourself like this
truth>trust, amirite bros

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They're done dumping now linkies got their heavily discounted rewards.

>>61513166
Node payments are all on chain, you can check their code and data yourself.
https://dune.com/linkpool/chainlink-revenue

>just say you don't know, there's no need to humilate yourself like this
Says the faggot pulling numbers out of his ass for hours on end.

>>61505338
>new meme date
2030 when the team runs out of tokens to dump

>>61513588
Damn bro you've been keeping track of this since 2017?

>>61513583
>your source is not reliable
>proceeds to post the same source again
are all linktards retarded?

>>61513677
The source is onchain retard.
Go to the Linkpool Dune, look at their code, look at their data, and you can verify for yourself.

>>61513681
>your source is shit
>go to linkpool dune, dude

>>61510029
>making no money is bullish!

is this guy fucking serious

even if they were to 10x daily fees, that's still only $70k per day so $2.1M per month so $25M per year... that's still nothing for a company valued at $8-10B

>>61511181
>but still CLL is hoarding most of the network's revenue. If they are making like $400 million a year (probable) that's just about 12% of USD offchain revenue converted into LINK.

agree, it's highly probable this is what they're doing. i really hope the new crypto laws stop this bullshit and force more transparency for companies that raise free capital via token sales but they probably won't

>>61511163
>Which also goes through PAL

is there somewhere we can track the pal stats? if we have this then we can back into the offchain revenue number.
that is, if they are actually doing the conversion as they claim

>>61505338

interestingly i asked ai to run a detailed estimate of chainlink's offchain annual revenue given all of public information we have. they came back with 50-60m per year which sounds right


as >>61511152 mentioned the "hundreds of millions" was in reference to all time revenue, so they've prob done a few years now of 8 figure revenue and all time number is somewhere between 150-200m

faggots!

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>>61514330
That's retarded. At least $52 million is going into the reserve every year. You think they're putting nearly 100% of their revenues into the reserve?

>>61505338
The chainlink end game is to fuck over the token holders as hard as possible. Chainlink labs as a company will be worth trillions while token holders will see none of that value pump the price of their token as Sergey et al bypass using the token to capture any sort of value. The bottom line is they Fkn hate us and the do not want us to make it

>>61514834
>Sergey et al bypass using the token to capture any sort of value

Say it a million more times every day, maybe that'll finally make it true.

>>61511078
So they just shoehorn making link have to be used, guess what, what happened when they say that link doesn’t need to be used and they will accept stable coins as payment and not give a 10% penalty. Then link is no longer needed, as simple as that

>>61514887
doesn't it need its own token for sybil resistance?

>>61514980
It would need Sybil resistance if it wasn't just a centralized oracle provider. Saying chainlink needs its own coin for "Sybil resistance" is like Dave and Busters saying they need "Buster Play Credits" to play their arcade games or Epic saying they need Vbucks for fortnite for "Sybil resistance". It's all just a layer of funny money over USD.

>>61515019
aren't the nodes independent? are you claiming that chainlink labs runs every node?

>>61515027
Do you consider individual McDonald's franchises separate from the larger McDonald's itself? Trying to explain this in terms of burgers so that someone like you could understand.

>>61515058
If token truly was not needed there wouldnt be paid fudders and we would be way higher in price like XRP or BTC

>>61515089
Don't come crying to me when Sergei gets a VP of Tech role at one of the big banks and replaces the funding layer of the CLL code with one of the tradfi stablecoins.

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Imagine buying this bag of shit token when you could've just bought google shares. A company that is owning the AI industry had a solid portfolio of working products prior to AI and pays a fucking dividend without some staking scam and people would've taken you serious if you brought up owning shares of something like google. Hell you could've just held bitfuckingcoin and took profits to buy shares of some mag7 for dividends. You could've been a bond boomer since the rate hikes and done better. Stinkies are too midwit for basic finance wins and too prideful to get rekt by dogcoin gamblers in 2021. Sirgay should just dump the company and sell the tech to a mag7 and leave stinkies worth sub 10 cents a cube.

>>61515137
Kek you think a billionaire is just gonna take some VP tech role and rug pull his whole community?

Fuddies arent sending their best

>>61515137
>Don't come crying to me
No need, you keep crying to us.

>>61515158
>Kek you think a billionaire is just gonna take some VP tech role and rug pull his whole community?
I could 10,000% could see that. Imagine telling your other billionaire friends your company and when they Google it it's just people with frog avatars accusing other people with anime avatars that they're Bulgarians. Give me that job at Chase any day of the week.

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>This whole thread after many months of Thirdie FUD and BOBO spam

>>61515278
What do you mean?

>>61515244
>VP role
>as a billionaire
retard

Fuck niggers

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>>61515493
Fuck em all. Thats what he means

>>61510029
based misato explainer post

>>61517601
N

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Stinkylinkers tell me how your shitcoin works. Backed Finance--which was just acquired by Kraken--mints tokenized stocks paired 1:1 with real stocks held by a custodian. It says that it doesn't require auditing because the pairing is verified by stinky links. How is this not bullshit?

>>61505338
Rejoince for I finally found the source of the problem!
We have to start a spiritual war against witches and the men under their control to free this world from the grip of evil!

I don't want to live in this world after discovering this but I am sure you can take over and do something with this information I discovered at the cost of my belief in unconditional love.

>>61511047
>source, now

https://metrics.chain.link/reserve

how are you this dense.

>>61518284
>nodes are paid from the reserve bro
You stupid motherfucker

>>61518309
different conversation, keep up bro.

>>61518312
>different conversation
It’s not. You’re just dumb

NIG2G3GER................NIGGgGERNIGGGERNIGGhGER
NIG39GGER................NIGGGERNIGGGERNIII1GGGER
NIGG3GE1R................NIGGgGERNIGGGERNIGGGER
NIGGG3ERR................NIGGGgER
NIGG4GERR................NIGGgGER
NIGGGERRR................NIGGtGfER
NIGG4GERNIGG6GERNIG7GGgERNIG8GGERNIGGGER
NIGG2GERNIGG3GERNIGG4G5ERNIG3GGERNIGtG8GER
NIGG2GERgNIG3GrGERNIG1GGERNIG7GGERNIGG6GER
.....................................N1GGGIRR........................NIGGERS
.....................................NIGGrGER......................NIGGGhER
.....................................NIGGGER.......................NIGGGE7R
N1666ERNIGGGERSN1GGGERR.......................NIGGG1ER
NI6GGERRNI66GERNIGGERRSS......................N1G4GGERS
FUCKALLNIGGERSYOUDUMB..........................NIGGERSSS

just became a whole linker

>>61513681
Xrp niggers are too scared to read a smartcontract and dont actually know what onchain means, absolutely embarassing

>>61505818
God I really hope so... I'm so damn tired niggas...

>>61518701
Boom

>>61518537
based ygmi

Wag

>>61518387

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I mean, someone’s gotta do ripples bitch work

When nigrome gets fired in may the government will start buying. $100 by August 2026 easy

test

>>61507662
Same. I'm way worse off now than I was when I got into it in early 2019 even though I technically have like 1 year salary in imaginary funny tokens on a ledger.