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I think there are many people who want to stake chainlink and you could reach even much more than 75M

Hello, when is going to be opened the possibility of participating again in staking until reaching 75M?

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Thanks bud that helped me understand a lot. Another question I have, it's my understanding that sometime in the future when staking is more developed, the amount of jobs that node operators will receive will depend on how much Link is staked? More Link staked, more jobs which should hopefully make price rise. Am I correct in that assumption?

Oke! Thank you

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Hi! Someone link the pricetalk group?

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I'd suggest asking in the #vrf channel of our Discord, because I'm afraid I don't know the answer to that excellent question 👀

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How's Thomas doing?

Np sir

I do remember those, actually (great times), but I'm unable to find said conversations, I'm sorry about that

I wonder if someone can explain the rationale of using different models to pay for Automation and VRF: -Automation: gas + gas % fee -VRF v2: gas + fixed fee

Thomas his messages should still be there

I spoke with Thomas about these matters like 4 years ago, on how nodes could charge in USD and convert that automatically to LINK to create less friction for users, tried looking for it but someone once banned me from here and I think my messages are gone now. Will look for it

It doesn't have to be a different txn necessarily. There are several common pricing models and many -if not all- require prefunding a contract in order to continue using a specific feed, think of it like a metro pass. You recharge it with a certain amount of money and every time you take the metro a portion is deducted, when your pass runs out of funds to cover more trips you can recharge it. That's basically how most of the Chainlink services work. I personally like using the Chainlink Automation website to explain it. When the balance goes below the fixed fee + gas premium, it's considered to be underfunded