>>62623973
the chainlink sub is exactly like /biz/ in terms of fuddies. i think fuddies post in both places

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>>62623973
the connection is the chainlink reserve

>plebbit newfags earnestly asking if Link is a shitcoin
kek

>>62624274
52m dollars worth of link in the reserve per year
70 m link per year sold 700 to 800 m dollars worth of sell pressure per year

Even reddit figured it out. The advocates just gobble up that carrot.

>>62623973
>dump everything on the redditors
was never the plan retard. redditors will just pay for chainlink services and live as permanent underclass while we make billions per year off staking fees

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the issue with link is the unknowable
it's not without possibility that once clarity is passed that a major consortium of banks could announce they're are running nodes, real staking will go live, and what we've been dreaming about will suddenly snap into place
with sergey in the white house, talking to the sec and cftc, and on the ai board, it's anyone's guess regarding what could come next
my primary belief at this point is that chainlink is central to what "they" want to pull off with crypto and "they" want to have it fully in place before Trump's term is over so that a Democrat can't rip it out
the sooner it's up and running, the more dependent the system will be on it

>>62626355
God bless President AOC for rescuing us from the dystopian chainlink world order.

>>62623973
VVV has the same shit going on..
It's neat that it has perks. The company/product is awesome. But the token itself simply exists as an economy for DIEM, but everyone aped into it not understanding that, so now they're trying to come up with all different little perks to go with staking the coin. At least last I did the math a few months ago, it didn't make sense to buy VVV over DIEM if you're buying for utility. VVV's price is mostly hype, even though it does have a utility.

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>>62625237
>Even reddit figured it out. The advocates just gobble up that carrot
You are very smart! Now compare the average Chainlink issuance (70m - 52m) percentage to the average issuance of bitcoin, ethereum, etc and you will understand how the puzzle piece fits