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Posted on 2/17/21 at 8:32 pm to CE Tiger
Please explain, like I'm 5, how this relates to Chainlink in real life. I've been a silent Link marine for some time and haven't been hearing near as much about it lately.
Posted on 2/17/21 at 9:20 pm to TomSpanks
What ya mean. Basically the chart is based on the price at the market cap should be. According to this Chainlink makes up 1% of all the crypto marketcap. Based on the integrations and what Chainlink is bringing to the table this is very low. During the last bull market XRP obtained over 20% of the total crypto market cap. If Chainlink was able to capture that in this market then it’s price would be $700. Is this realistic ... who knows but it seems a price jump is due.
Posted on 2/17/21 at 9:29 pm to CE Tiger
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What ya mean. Basically the chart is based on the price at the market cap should be. According to this Chainlink makes up 1% of all the crypto marketcap. Based on the integrations and what Chainlink is bringing to the table this is very low. During the last bull market XRP obtained over 20% of the total crypto market cap. If Chainlink was able to capture that in this market then it’s price would be $700. Is this realistic ... who knows but it seems a price jump is due
Are you asking if it’s realistic that Link would obtain 20% of the market? Because that is not realistic at all, things were way different in 2017 when ripple was able to do that. BTC is way more powerful now and that’s just one of many factors.
Posted on 2/17/21 at 9:34 pm to zzgobucky
Yea 20% is a pipe dream. 5% though... I think I could live with $193 Chainlink
Posted on 2/17/21 at 9:39 pm to CE Tiger
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Yea 20% is a pipe dream. 5% though... I think I could live with $193 Chainlink
I won’t get greedy, I’ll settle for $100 Link
Posted on 2/17/21 at 9:51 pm to CE Tiger
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Unless it has no users
ETH doesn't have any users either though. I can't think of a single project on ETH network that people can use right now. Even the circular use cases like the ERC 20 DeFi projects extremely low utility right now.
It would take one app on any other smart contract platform to onboard more users than ETH. Right now, ETH is getting killed.
Posted on 2/17/21 at 10:16 pm to ChuckO1975
Almost $80 million was spent in gas today. I think somebody might be using Eth
Posted on 2/17/21 at 10:20 pm to ChuckO1975
Endgame this is all about making dollar bills and ETH will push that this year. Any conjecture into ETH killers is pure specs as we will face a bear market later this year before that. Sure gas sucks but ya know what everybody paying it. No one will be talking about gas in december
Posted on 2/17/21 at 10:23 pm to ChuckO1975
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ETH doesn't have any users either though
Posted on 2/17/21 at 10:32 pm to CE Tiger
Yes indeed many defi platforms such as uniswap run entirely on ETH and would shut down tomorrow otherwise. Don't see the greyscale ETHE going anywhere and that's just the start
Posted on 2/17/21 at 10:38 pm to SUG
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many defi platforms such as uniswap run entirely on ETH and would shut down tomorrow otherwise.
Now think of what things are powered by Chainlink and wonder if it’s % of the market cap should be higher than 1%
Posted on 2/17/21 at 10:42 pm to CE Tiger
I missed that boat and greatly regret. I'm jumping on paralink which will be out soon
Posted on 2/17/21 at 10:51 pm to SUG
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Endgame this is all about making dollar bills
The real endgame is we won’t need fiat in our lives
Posted on 2/17/21 at 10:51 pm to SUG
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Posted on 2/17/21 at 11:06 pm to CE Tiger
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I’m getting some serious Bancor fomo . Just converted my graph for it
:coco2:
Posted on 2/17/21 at 11:10 pm to CE Tiger
Pretty good afternoon and evening overall.
Posted on 2/18/21 at 12:00 am to CE Tiger
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I’m getting some serious Bancor fomo . Just converted my graph for it
Sonofabitch that was a great buy
Posted on 2/18/21 at 12:22 am to SUG
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Endgame this is all about making dollar bills
There are several smart contract platforms with a much higher potential return than ETH right now. The window for them is wide open, and if they get even one functional app, they will bust wide open. If you want to make money, you should be looking at ETH's weaknesses and diversifying into those other platforms.
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TH will push that this year.
Anyone who isn't holding some eth is making a mistake.
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Any conjecture into ETH killers is pure specs
ETH is just as, if not more speculative than it's major competitors.
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we will face a bear market later this year before that. Sure gas sucks but ya know what everybody paying it. No one will be talking about gas in december
Gas doesn't just suck, it's driving ETH speculators away. More importantly, the big advantage ETH had with its popularity among developers is shrinkly rapidly.
Posted on 2/18/21 at 12:26 am to jimbeam
Eth has speculators, not users. There is nothing usable about ETH.
There is no pivot available to ETH that can negate the cost of conducting transactions on the network or the embarrassing lack of throughput available. Bitcoin was able to re-brand as digital gold, and in truth, it is a lot like gold. It's expensive, slow, and makes for inefficient transactions. Try selling that for a network that's supposed to process billions and billions of smart contracts. You can't.
There is no pivot available to ETH that can negate the cost of conducting transactions on the network or the embarrassing lack of throughput available. Bitcoin was able to re-brand as digital gold, and in truth, it is a lot like gold. It's expensive, slow, and makes for inefficient transactions. Try selling that for a network that's supposed to process billions and billions of smart contracts. You can't.
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