CHAIN LINK ICO

[xrp noob]

http://smartcontract.com/link

https://link.smartcontract.com/whitepaper

The Crowdsale is Capped at $32,000,000

Total Token Supply of 1,000,000,000 LINK to be distributed:

35% going to Node Operators to Incentivize the Ecosystem

35% will be sold in the Public Token Sale

30% will go to the Company for Continued Development

Ethereum ERC20 Token, directly purchasable with ETH

SEPTEMBER 19TH ICO BEGINS

The LINK Network is the first decentralized oracle network; allowing anyone to securely provide smart contracts with access to key external data, off-chain payments and any other API capabilities. Anyone who has a data feed, useful off-chain service such as local payments, or any other API, can now provide them directly to smart contracts in exchange for LINK tokens. 

Becoming a ChainLink Node Operator is an easy way to monetize your experience with a specific API as a developer. It's also a great way for data providers, payments providers and various online service providers e.g. e-signature to sell their API based services directly to a smart contract. 

If you'd like to operate a ChainLink Node to offer your services for direct purchase by a smart contract, we're excited to help get you setup. By creating a decentralized infrastructure for smart contracts to access critical off-chain resources, there is now a scaleable, secure and auditable way to add data, off-chain payments and APIs into a smart contract.

gentlemen, i`m very interested to see your opinions on this ico. it`s got serious serious backers with 1 billion supply of tokens

[Malloy]

Do you have the price of the token? Bonus? I haven't had time to review it...I'll try before it starts.

[Malloy]

I'll past. Even though it's interesting to see they run on Oracle...and they know how to write a good case/whitepaper, I don't see the "new" stuff in here...probably because my knowledge of computer science is limited

[Malloy]

Am I reading this right?

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The LINK Token Sale Has Been Completed

$32,000,000

 

...in one day?