Where and how to buy Chainlink in Hungary
Step-by-step guide
Step 1: Create a Bitget account.
Step 2: Complete Bitget's identity verification.
Step 3: Place a Chainlink order through any of the various payment options provided.
Credit/Debit in the Buy Crypto tab of the Bitget app
Credit/Debit in the Buy Crypto tab of the Bitget website
Add a new card to complete your payment on the Bitget app
Enter your bank card details to complete your payment on the Bitget website
Step 4:Monitor Chainlink in your Bitget spot account
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What can you do with Chainlink?
Store/Hold Chainlink
Many users hold on to their Chainlink with the expectation of it increasing in value. You can store your LINK safely on your Bitget account or on our crypto wallet app BG Wallet, the most user-friendly and secure mobile wallet.
Trade Chainlink
You can trade Chainlink for 150+ cryptocurrencies on Bitget’s industry-leading, fast, and secure trading platform. Bitget offers many trading pairs for Chainlink trading to meet your needs.
Send Chainlink
Yes, Bitget allows you to easily transfer value around the world, fast. You can buy Chainlink online and send to anyone and anywhere with their Chainlink address.
Spend Chainlink
You can also buy goods and services with your Chainlink. More and more vendors and retailers accept Chainlink every day.
Donate Chainlink
Bitget Charity accepts Chainlink donations for global projects that aim to improve the lives of people in the bottom billion. You can donate Chainlink so no one misses out on the growth made possible by blockchain.
Learn More About Chainlink
You can read more in-depth articles on Chainlink from Bitget Research and study how cryptocurrencies like Chainlink work on Bitget Academy
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What is Chainlink (LINK)?
Blockchain is a secure way to store and retrieve data partly because of its inherent self-contained nature, which means that data stored on one blockchain can be used only by that chain. This greatly limits the applications of blockchain technology in real life. That's where the blockchain oracle comes into play. Blockchain oracles connect data from all kinds of sources to the blockchain and enable the technology to have a lot more real-world applications than ever. The most well-known and widely-used oracle in the industry at the moment is Chainlink.
Chainlink is a decentralized oracle service provider that feeds off-chain data to blockchains. Being a decentralized network itself, Chainlink can make sure that the data and computation that it provides is more secure and trustless than those of centralized networks, because it eliminates the problem of one central point of weakness.
An impressive project is for sure developed by a no-less incredible team. Chainlink was established in 2017 by Sergey Nazarov and Steve Ellis, who were a teaching fellow and teaching assistant, respectively, at New York University. Before Chainlink, the dynamic duo had founded many notable blockchain-related projects and organizations, including SmartContract.com and Secure Asset Exchange. The Chainlink team even got former Google CEO, Eric Schmidt, former LinkedIn CEO, Jeff Weiner, and DocuSign co-founder, Tom Gonser, onboard as strategic advisors. With such a powerful team, it is no surprise that Chainlink prevails as the top oracle in the market.
How Chainlink (LINK) Works
When a blockchain that uses Chainlink oracle service requires off-chain data, it will open a Requesting Contract. Upon receiving the Requesting Contract, Chainlink puts out a Service Level Agreement Contract (SLA Contract) to signal its system to get the requested data by creating three sub-contracts as follows:
- Reputation Contract: verifying performance of data providers and ridding of those with bad track records
- Order-Matching Contract: matching the requirements of Requesting Contract with the right nodes
- Aggregating Contract: collect, validate, and reconcile data from chosen nodes
The data created by the SLA Contract will then be given to the requesting blockchain.
How Many Chainlink (LINK) Tokens Are in Circulation
LINK can be used to operate smart contracts on Chainlink, as well as be earned as rewards for service providers and node operators.
LINK's total supply: 1,000,000,000
LINK's circulating supply: 470,099,970
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- Sign up and transfer LINK to your Bitget account.
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Spanning more than 93,000 square kilometers in Central Europe is Hungary, a nation of 10 million residents that borders seven different countries, including Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania, Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia, and Austria. The territory it now stands on served as a crossroads for numerous cultures and empires across the centuries, with the Celts, Romans, Germanic tribes, Huns, West Slavs, and the Avars all journeying across this land at some point in history.
Serving as Hungary’s capital is the charming and romantic city of Budapest, home to almost a fifth of the entire country’s population. The famed river Danube runs through its city center, splitting the western territory of Buda and the eastern area of Pest. The two were united in 1873 to form what is now known as Budapest, hosting a series of architectural and historical monuments such as the Hungarian Parliament and Buda Castle. While there, you might also want to visit the Fisherman’s Bastion, St. Stephen’s Basilica, the Hungarian State Opera, and Central Market Hall.
Acting as the national currency of Hungary is the Forint (HUF), and with Bitget, you can purchase Chainlink(LINK) in just a matter of minutes, no matter where you are in the country, whether it's Budapest, Debrecen, Szeged, Pécs, or Miskolc. Our exchange offers a series of secure payment options to make trading more accessible and safer than ever, including P2P trading, crypto deposits, other third-party merchants such as Apple Pay, Google Pay, and a number of different credit card services.
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