I would like to understand why Chainlink will be enterprise ready working from Cayman Islands.
Most billionaire companies need regular audits and cannot add technology outside of their jurisdiction to avoid compliance issues.
LINK backed technology will never be accepted by HIPAA, GDPR, PCI, ISO, TUV, FDA, CSA and others.
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Awful fud dude, just awful. You could’ve given it more effort
> I would like to understand why Chainlink will be enterprise ready working from Cayman Islands.
Are you joking?
Every major corporation and financial institution you’ve ever heard of have operated wholly or partially out of the Caymans at one point.
No
Cope. Just because you say otherwise doesn’t prove op wrong
Feel free to refute it :)
Already passed
I honestly don’t give a shit where the price of link goes. I don’t care if it goes to 100$ tomorrow or 5 years from now. All I’m concerned about is having the least amount of black people owning this coin as possible. That is why I FUD this coin. I don’t care if some white reddit faggots get on board because they find out more and more about it before it takes off. If it takes 5 years for link to moon and that means more black people end up selling because they need to buy more pork rinds... then that is the optimal mooning tpimeframe for me.
And make no mistake all you black linkmarines out there. You will undoubtedly be invited to the yacht party when it happens and I’m personally going to sell 50 or so link to build you your own seperate faucet to drink cheap malt liquor out of on a seperate area of the yacht while the rest of us have a faucet with Grey goose vodka pouring out of it
Source? :)
>chainlink won't pass HIPAA
NOOOOOOOOOOO ITS OVER
Rent free.
No no no. It didn't, it's pajeetery don't buy, don't research believe me. Buy something else
Ugh, you racist frogposters are the worst. I'm glad that link is failing. Fuck you.
Nobody will explain why this would not be a problem?
As a SAP developer, this showshit is hilarious
Waiting for the SEC
stale fud OP is a faggot
checked and BASED fuck niggers
This guy has point, you have to admit this. How many other large crypto projects are incorporated offshore?
It looks shady.
Quant Network is registered in London and Switzerland for this very reason
grey goose? shit tier palate. I’d prefer the malt liquor over that overpriced scam shit.
It depends who you ask user. Some think Cayman is good, some think its bad, but a lot of major fucking companies are based in jurisdictions like the Cayman islands. The only people I dont want holding chainlink are flocking normies, let them invest in rope.
>HIPAA
Kek. thanks for the laugh, user
This thread is a proof that LINK holders are cultists.
>No
lmao, except yes.
Here's just a small preview of all the major companies in the Cayman Islands.
Yep. They desperately want people to use it but don't want to explain why. Maybe I should just sell.
See Go cry in the corner.
This is an Indian board sir
All those years of Cayman fud, down the drain.
>NOOOOOO NOT MY LINKERINOOOOS
Show me corp address in Cayman Islands in the website or legal pages of these companies.
> tip. you cant
no, legitimate companies operate out of delaware. Scammers and charlatans operate out of the cayman islands.
This is the FUD that made me sell the March crash
This thread is fucking gay they have an entity registered in the USA as well. All of you need to kys for even discussing this. End thread.
See Do you really think these banks are scamming the average person out of money? Or helping them receive 0.5% APY on their savings?
No one can copy chainlink.
Its beyond the ability for companies like JP Morgan or in fact ORACLE themselves to write json parsers.
Furthermore, large international financial institutions like JPM that set exchange rates via their markets would never be trusted to deliver a json string that delivers that exchange rate.
Deal with it.
Why not look it up yourself?
Here's the SEC's listing of Goldman Sachs subsidiaries, including a whole bunch of them in the Caymans:
sec.gov