Shinhan, NongHyup, Hana (KEB), and the Industrial Bank of Korea will be running Chainlink nodes.
Shinhan is the second largest bank in Korea, NongHyup is the third largest, Hana is the fourth largest, and the Industrial Bank of Korea is the sixth largest in Korea.
In terms of world rankings, Shinhan is 68th, Hana is 83rd, NongHyup is 85th, and the Industrial Bank of Korea is 104th.
The combined assets of these institutions exceeds 1.6TN American dollars.
Korean Bank news is fake. But not for the reason you mentioned. The idea is to create hope then crush it when announcing it was fake. The ultimate goal is to dump Link. A lot of people missed it because they wrote it as a scam from the beginning. These people are now very angry and will do whatever it takes to dump link.
Keep in mind this article is two years old and Shinhan was likely integrating with Smartcontract.com then for their interest rate swap blockchain product.
thats just when they get liquidated.... what do you mean why?
Jaxson Brooks
Sure you are bud, sure you. Then don't buy? Its clear Korean banks are interested in open banking API's and they need LINK to do it. I mean are you retarded read between the lines external data feeding and middleware utilization.
This tells what we need to know
Ryder Nelson
It's literally dumping investors are sick of sitting in a scam erc20 token while everything, literally everything else takes off
enjoy your next 700k dump straight from big serg's asshole
Wasn't there big news recently with Koreans being legally able to buy way more crypto again? Is there anyway this is related? Afaik most koreans were banned from using their banks to buy crypto
Aaron Robinson
How do you know their liq price?
Tyler Flores
someone here had a screenshot of their loan and liq price unfortunately I did not save it
Brayden Green
How would that information even make it here? You mean their suspected AAVE loan liquidation? If that is the case I'm incredibly interested in finding that
Parker Sullivan
I mean it’s not like they’re locked in they could have sold the short too after we went down to $6.85