/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57720998
iExec RLC

>>29890604
>PNK
>RLC
>REQ
>possibly even ARK

Why do french teams suck ass at marketing?

Every day my digital dogshit bounces up 10%, then dumps 10%. Sometimes it dumps 20% and bounces 20%.

>>28545931
>>28545913

>>28332554
>airdrop contest
>results in korean bots selling back and forth as quickly as possible

Perhaps they should have thought this through. Though a better question is if the koreans will accumulate once the contest ends.

>>28277861
Then the news was knowed

>>26500730
no one wants this shit anon, the roadmap is still barely completed and the tokenomics are bad.
>>26500660
hello anon, I would like to purchase 1000 RLC barrels for 11490$ per. I will send you the money via Bitcoin, do you accept?

>>25555663
>only 25,000,000 are left on exchanges
I don't think you understand the words "store of computational value"
NSMDO

>>25511293
bump
Let mike know about RLC, barons

Jeff BEZOS will SUCK our PENISES

>>24770286
>Bezos will be broken up.

>>24600315
1. For IT resource providers: lowering the barrier to entry to monetize their resources by making
them rentable. Many companies have fleets of computer machines from which they would like to
be able to profit by leasing them, without having to develop the sophisticated and expensive skills
necessary to administer them (payment systems, invoicing, etc.). The iExec Enterprise Marketplace
allows these companies to discharge this obligation and thus become new players in the Cloud
segment.

2. For consumers of computing resources: having access to a diverse range of resources at
competitive prices. Diversity is a direct result of the openness of the platform, where the product
range is not limited to a single type of machine or a single supplier, but on the contrary
aggregates all the machines available among all the registered suppliers. For example, a supplier
of resources that specializes in very specific computers (e.g. "quantum computers") could, thanks
to the marketplace, make them available to a group of small customers. In the case of existing
cloud solutions, these customers do not represent a large enough market to justify the creation of
a new product line. Competitive tariffs are also made possible by opening up the platform to a
multitude of resource providers, thus enabling a free market driven by competitive forces.
Among the many companies that have used the iExec marketplace over the last three years (e.g.
EDF, IBM Cloud, Ubisoft), all have emphasized the importance of using a solution that is fully
compliant with anti-money laundering and anti-terrorist financing rules (LCB-FT).This would allow
them to benefit from the innovations and services provided by blockchain technology and utility
tokens while evolving in a compliant and regulated environment

>Digital Oil is $1.....................................................

Why doesn't biz discuss this blatant gem hidden in plain sight more often? Something weird is going on..

>>22543364
100 billion+ peak in the next bull.
trillions 2025 and beyond. pic related.
Stay humble Oil Chads.

>>21244834
>I honestly don’t get why you guys call it digital oil.
Because it will be the fuel for the future digital world. If you want large scale computing done cheaply, quickly and correctly you need RLC.

>doesn't recognise a cup and handle

>>21211722
Oh, was this your barrel? I just bought it for 11,490$.

THE BITCOIN OF CLOUD COMPUTING

bezos will buy