>hires a ton of costly technical and strategic advisors >wastes historic bull run dumping tokens on bagholders, preventing a longer runway of token sales because price dropped too much >hires hundreds of employees despite market cap going from $30 billion to $3 billion >screwed over employees paid in tokens >will resume dumps once reserves deplete, insuring a repeat cycle
He has decades to burn through the money he dumped last years
Nicholas Ward
He's realises that the token is literally not needed. They will abandon it and issue stock once the company has value and oracle is functioning well. Imagine thinking Eric Schmidt would be involved in something positive for human freedom.
Angel Adams
Not at their current hire rate kek
Lucas Fisher
Well, he managed to get industry titans to work for him. I have never seen anyone who can do that in history of tech.
Carson Jones
He just need to get rid of the hr department, let go of rory
Parker Barnes
Literally whio?
John Harris
The LinkedIn COO guy is not an industry titan. This Camel guy from Google is not an industry titan. Neither is the failed Meta project guy.
Hiring people who live off their former companies is pure desperation. Eric is the biggest fish and since he was hired it's down 70%
Jose Ross
At least u are evolving, I’m proud of u
Alexander Hall
>wastes historic bull run
Didnt realize companies should only operate and develop new ideas during bull runs.
Let us know when its a good time
Jeremiah Gomez
I'm an employee and I can choose to get paid in cash I dont know why would you lie
Ryan Parker
The chainlink token does not account for even half of their total $ holdings dumbass newfag retard
Carson Davis
No you're not
James Fisher
c-checked
What have I evolved from user?
Liam Brown
Beautiful slow rug where blind followers have no idea what’s going on
Christopher Rivera
Ok Rory
Yep
Liam Lee
At most he's capitalized a few billion. Likely less because of network fees. Assuming the average salary is 100K and he has 1K employees, his operational costs are 100M in salaries plus the cost of conferences, equipment, R&D, bonuses and benefits, travel, marketing, etc. Then ETH fees. Likely 200-250M per year minimum.
If managed cash out a billion dollar operational runway, he has 3 more years. If he kept it in ETH and BTC or some other shit, he's already lost half. Either way, we probably going to see another year of toxic financing before or during the next halving.
You're betting on institutional adoption and a run on LINK and these institutions will be fighting against the inflation and market saturation by the company itself.
Anthony Sanchez
Remember to spam this board with Link threads as soon as we hit a new all time high. Remind them, make them pay
Joshua Gray
>>wastes historic bull run dumping tokens on bagholders How exactly is that wasting? kek
Jace Phillips
scam that went too far once he overshot his 'price of a cup of coffee' target price he was forced to pivot into more and more ambitious projects and hire boatloads of people still no fucking use case in sight outside of the shitcoin casino circlejerk which means it will go down with th rest
Are you retarded? Would've hit $75-100 if he kept that shit to a minimum. Way too many tokens per week
Jacob White
>historic bullrun You cant get more retarded than Any Forums
Lucas Garcia
>Would've hit $75-100 if he kept that shit to a minimum And how would that have helped him? He did the right thing by slowly cashing out. Now he has plenty of money to run the company while there is a bullrun.