@BSCNews@binance@Bybit_Official@bitget@SpaceX Chainlinkers btfo
Your token is dying because it's not allowed
Maybe in another lifetime a different company might build something similar
@CatfishFishy@ARiHBARi@chainlink@jaltucher >2. Imagine thinking that anything labeled version .3 is its "final form."
Retard are you new?
It's called zerover and it's all over everything these days
@CatfishFishy@ARiHBARi@chainlink@jaltucher >takes supply off the market
Actually, Chainlink labs added more supply to the market. Because they sell more than they dump. They could just dump less and not do the buy back at all and it would be better.
So tell me again how that benefits link holders? How's the price doing?
@CatfishFishy@ARiHBARi@chainlink@jaltucher They will not be making any more changes to staking. V1 isn't even on the roadmap anymore and 0.3 in it's current form is the final iteration.
Are you retarded? Show me where you got even a sniff of that Chainlink reserve.
Also they buy back less than they dump per week...
@TheLinkPanda@MSBIntel Chainlink staking is already out.
The network works. You are right - It's in production and Chainlink is the standard. Allowing more people to stake just massively cuts yield so it'll never happen. Payment abstraction means there's no reason to buy and hold.
What's the bull case?
@binocularsdefi The problem is the tokenomics are non existent. Payment abstraction means when you use Chainlink you pay in the native token and Link is bought then immediately sold. There's no reason buy and hold the token. Staking is and will only ever be limited to a small number of people.