da_miser wrote: » More digging today Evan Cheng, Facebook Director of Engineering, Blockchain, advisor to Chainlink & Zilliqa Facebook Libra is coming and it will be HUGE, bring blockchain to the masses Chainlink blockchain agnostic ETH 2.0 on the way, when? one main feature will be Sharding (google it) Zilliqa already has Sharding AND a partnership with Chainlinkhttps://twitter.com/VitalikButerin/status/1263973052875976709 Acknowledgment of a rival thats ahead in the game? Zilliqa a year ago worked with Pepsi and brought a 28% increase in supply chain efficiency. Post Covid-19 world every business is going to be cutting costshttps://www.coindesk.com/pepsico-blockchain-trial-brings-28-boost-in-supply-chain-efficience. Big news the last year is censorship by the big internet companies, Trump declared war on twitter censorship, a big winner could be https://unstoppabledomains.com, they cannot be banned, just type address into browser and away you go, no censorship. Plus you can reg a domain such as ABCD.crypto and send any crypto currency to this address and its goes to your wallet(look into it for more detail)could be huge for mass adoption of crypto, no need to know a 30 character wallet address for each different crypto you own. Just tell someone to sent “money” to your address ABCD.crypto They run on Zillliqa, could be a HUGE, time will tell. Picked up a bag today at 0.013c down from a all time high of 23c Chainlink and Zillliqa could be a potent combination
Lex Luthor wrote: » Alts are kicking today led by the king ethereum and cardano
Addison Fancy Macrame wrote: » Be careful with the altcoins lads. Don't go too mad.
Truckermal wrote: » Digibyte is fooked I'd say.
Grumpypants wrote: » Lots moving link off exchanges too which usually indicates people locking in for long term holding in cold storage and price bumps.
Lex Luthor wrote: » I tend to agree Last week seems to be a serious amount of activity 500k link bought today and transferred to an offline wallet There has also been many more wallets with link on them than ever before
da_miser wrote: » https://i.imgur.com/Igluw8i.pnghttps://www.smartcontract.com/ so at least idea existed since before bitcoin Get me thinking so of i go to google and see the following Microsoft Amazon Google Oracle Salesforce Docusign Swift SAP IBM Intel Facebook Libra Dozens of Crypto projects are using it(Cosmos, Tezos) Tyler Technologies(US Government) Multiple bank, Law and Insurance companies Mastercard/Visa/American Express Web3 Foundation Fidelity($6.93 trillion investment manager) ASX (Aussie securities exchange,Market cap: A$2.153 trillion) Digital Asset Holdings (CEO Blythe Masters, Google her) Hyperledger all partnered up directly or indirectly with Linkhttps://www.coindesk.com/first-mover-chainlink-marines-hodling-investing-oracles I see another website says that Link is being bought and moved off Exchanges at a accelerated rate, started in January, do those in the know "Know". Could be time to break open the piggy bank, it might just be the next Big one? $3.92 a pop tonight From another site, appears holders are in the money at nearly all price buy inshttps://imgur.com/a/LZ74EY2
Addison Fancy Macrame wrote: » Because it doesn't exist.
Grumpypants wrote: » Rolled up all my odd coins like omg into chain link. I think that will be the next Ethereum of the next alt season. It has some great usefulness which can't be said about all coins.
makeorbrake wrote: » Goldman's Sack craps all over Bitcoin. Leaked slide deck here. Same old arguments from years ago. FIAT is the money of Goldman and Wall Street. Bitcoin is the people's money.
Donegal1234 wrote: » Matic network on the rise again. Many people jump on the Matic train. getting listed on binance US end of may
Lex Luthor wrote: » allegedly Justin Sun had bots vote for his recent online twitter poll when he posed the question of TRX v ETH
At unprecedented levels, central bank stimulus and government programs increase the money supply, which weighs on the values of all fiat currencies and supports alternatives. The price tag for COVID-19 will be enormous. Bitcoin and the other members of the cryptocurrency asset class are instruments beyond the reach of the world’s central banks. While the risk of government roadblocks will continue to present challenges, success is a function of the expanding addressable market for the digital means of exchange. At almost 10,000 contracts, open interest in the futures market is at an all-time high. The futures are a microcosm of the physical market for Bitcoin and the other currencies. Interest is rising, which is bullish for the price. Bitcoin has run into initial resistance at the $10,000 level, but the trend is telling us that it is only a matter of time before it bursts through and embarks on another bullish run. The next level to watch on the upside is at the June 2019 peak at $13,915 per token. A break above that level could usher in new record highs above the $20,000 level.
Bob24 wrote: » Another Craig Wright update for the laugh (yes, I am a bit obsessed as I find it entertaining :-)): https://cointelegraph.com/news/early-bitcoin-miner-calls-craig-wright-a-fraud-through-his-own-addresses So basically someone signed a message saying Wright is a fraud ... with the keys for some the old bitcoin addresses which Wright pretends are his!
