/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57764513
RLC for days

>>27460097
I'm NSMDO for life. I'll live off of RLC

>>24886168
upload your mind with 8700 RLC to iExec

Fuck noilers, I’d rather die than have no RLC

>>24492780
Actually me as a programmer I do care and most of my colleges care... But I guess that a farmers hand can't really comprehend the difficulties of cyber security

>>24279638
Yeah it sucks but it is what it is now. No avoiding it unless u completely disconnect.
Plan: buy as much RLC as possible, get extremely rich, build a compound in the woods.

>>23665875
It is cheaper what the fuck are you on about

>>22398685
This month, not tomorrow. Check their twitter

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>>21267637
Thank you for jumping in where my knowledge lacked my brother. Good points are always welcome!

If anyone has any questions or concerns please ask me.
Lets keep this thread going.

>>20461777
checked, never selling though

>>20336216
BASED AND STARCRAFTPILLED

>>20257475
Cardano, didn't they get outed for being a scam? Either way, not really worried. They are probably 10 years behind iExec in reality if they are trying to do the same thing.
Golem has terrible tokenomics and is mostly a rendercoin, doesn't have nearly the same number of functions iExec does.

There really aren't any other computing coins worth mentioning that are either dead or scams

1$ waiting room

>beep boop

>>17126035
O_o

>>16081350
What, RLC? It's a token for the iExec platform, which is a marketplace for decentralized computations, data renting, dApps, and oracles.

He's interested in the decentralization of computing marketplaces because google and amazon steal our data and kill privacy and RLC is the complete opposite

>iExecute dApplication [Consolidate.iexe]
>Beginning [Consolidate.iexe]. . .
>1 month later
WHY THE FUCK DOES THIS STUPID THING TAKE SO LONG TO CONSOLIDATE?
>3 days later
>[Consolidate.iexe] Complete.
Ahhhh. Feelsgoodman. Patience is truly a virtue.
>sits back in my iExec Powered AI Dick Massager 3000 while shitposting on biz and eating tendies

>>14829715
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This is the next Bitcoin level gains within the next 10 years.

iExec is going to be a market-changing technology in the cloud computing, data renting, and AI space, because it is the first ever decentralized cloud computing technology that is actually accomplishing goals and developing something new that the world has never seen. When v4 hits in December, most of the potential of iExec will be unleashed onto the world. GPU capabilities and sidechain/sidechain staking are two of the biggest upgrades. This will allow iExec to finally compete with centralized alternatives.

iExec's "competitors" are so far behind and not capable of half of the stuff iExec currently is that it has become glaringly obvious that iExec will be a major player in the decentralized cloud computing space.
To put it into perspective, the cloud computing market is about ~500b marketcap in 2020. If iExec takes 1% of that, it'll be a 200x from this point on. I have a guess that it'll take more than 1%. Also, iExec affects more than just the cloud computing market. It affects anything that involves data, AI, robotics, oracles, medical, and more. So it could easily 1000x or more from every market it affects.

Consider Bitcoin is the first "digital gold", iExec is the first "digital oil" for technology. RLC will enable access to many new technologies over time to people that otherwise would've never been able to gain access to because of upfront costs/overall costs in general, as well. RLC will most likely be used by enterprises and companies, but there will also be reasons for normal people someday, however that day might be a while away.


The main reason I think that iExec will become a major player (like Bitcoin) in the world is simple.
A decentralized cloud computing open marketplace will be able to price out and provide enough reason to be used over centralized alternatives.

>counterplays all of the hopeful LINK retards with the most obvious counterplay of the century

>>14220437
>>14220460
I'm not going to help you.
I am going to post until you decide to begin to understand why iExec is the most important piece of technology humans have created since Bitcoin.

10 years later we finally have the answer.