I think CLL is fully incentived to make consumers believe buying (and staking) $LINK is in their best interest while they unravel their token supply. Once finished, their revenue will either suffice to fund CLL and stakers or the price comes crashing down (more).
Hard $LINK facts: -News doesn't pump it; history proves this. -The "switch flips" only when network revenue creates buy pressure that outpaces dilution. Conclusion: There is zero incentive to hold while dilution outpaces revenue.
If years of the most bullish news can\'t push $LINK price up, nor can current adoption levels + fundamentals, then it is logical to say there is zero incentive to hold the coin whilst supply dilutes for the next ~3 years.
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