ChainLinkNodeOperator @LinkOperator

Joined February 2018

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ECOMI | $OMI ⭕️ @ecomi_

8 years ago

The Secure Wallet is the backbone of the ECOMI ecosystem 🔗🗒️🌐 youtu.be/KJbI5zLKpZc

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CSPAN @cspan

8 years ago

House @FinancialCmte hearing on Cryptocurrency Markets – LIVE online here: cs.pn/2FGrAMd

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David Gokhshtein @davidgokhshtein

8 years ago

@SergeyNazarov DM me when you get the chance.

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Sergey Nazarov @SergeyNazarov

8 years ago

Great work by @phildaian, @ethlorenz, Florian Tramèr and @AriJuels on gastoken.io, with projectchicago.io also looking like a very promising direction to think deeply about.

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@AriDavidPaul The ideal user experience for smart contract developers would be if every important off-chain resource had its own contract on-chain, which every contract on that same network could then utilize on a query-by-query basis; providing the building blocks for complex smart contracts.

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Sergey Nazarov @SergeyNazarov

8 years ago

@AriDavidPaul When smart contract developers have access to on-chain contracts that represent off-chain resources, they will then have the building blocks necessary to build complex Dapps the way web developers build complex applications using APIs for inputs/outputs; this is our primary goal

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Sergey Nazarov @SergeyNazarov

8 years ago

@AriDavidPaul @chainlink Data input oracles would ideally be decentralized in some way e.g. an oracle network with reputations, deposits & other mechanisms, and would also implement trusted hardware like SGX to deliver additional reliability for the triggering of a smart contract.

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Sergey Nazarov @SergeyNazarov

8 years ago

@AriDavidPaul @chainlink The smart contract and the input oracles (commonly data feeds) and outputs oracles (commonly off-chain payments) form the full offering of the smart contract. If evaluated end-to-end, as it will be, the smart contract needs to retain its tamper-proofness/reliability end-to-end.

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Sergey Nazarov @SergeyNazarov

8 years ago

@AriDavidPaul Yep, totally agree with you @AriDavidPaul, this is what we're implementing at @chainlink. Without oracles that provide a certain level of security/reliability, it isn't possible to build the more complex smart contracts that go beyond tokenization. A few points to consider:

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Chainlink @chainlink

8 years ago

ChainLink, an Overview and Our Focus: medium.com/@sergeynazarov…

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ZeppelinOS @zeppelin_os

8 years ago

Learn more about how our partnership with @Smart_Contract will enable zeppelin_os. blog.zeppelinos.org/chainlink-part…

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Sergey Nazarov @SergeyNazarov

8 years ago

“We heard the same concern over and over again: a panic over giving up control.” is how @Benioff described initial reactions to SaaS replacing on-premise, until the value of SaaS won out. It'll be the same story with Smart Contracts, as their ability to deliver value improves

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Chainlink @chainlink

8 years ago

We're thrilled to have released the much improved initial implementation of the ChainLink Node in Golang; github.com/smartcontractk…. We're excited about its speed, ease of use, and the reliability with which you can now connect smart contracts to key APIs and off-chain computation.

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Ari Paul ⛓️ @AriDavidPaul

8 years ago

The single biggest crypto innovation of 2018 will be working oracles. Oracles (the ability to bring info from outside a blockchain into a blockchain) are critical to a great many projects. Oracles exponentially increase the scope of what crypto can do.

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Chainlink @chainlink

8 years ago

Our presentation from @btcsupercon on smart contracts; create.smartcontract.com/BSC18.pdf, and how their ability to have a reliable/decentralized oracle mechanism will greatly expand the traditional/legacy types of digital agreements that smart contracts go on to replace.