/biz/ - Business & Finance

rlc was $1.30 2 weeks ago
wait another month and it'll be back at 50 cents

>>28541647
>>28541647
>>28541517

Wanna know another crazy thing about eRLC/staking?

Originally we assumed the amount of liquid RLC would be lessened by staking requirements of workers over time.

but now that eRLC exists, it creates a "parallel universe staking environment" which basically multiplies the amount of potential RLC's price movement has because it's artificially and either permanently or temporarily reducing the supply since when you swap from RLC-> eRLC you are saying "this RLC can not move until the swap back occurs"

It will make RLC explode in value once iExec gets actual adoption. This is how we reach the 87 RLC suicide stack.
This is how we reach the computational store of value standard.

The prophecy comes true

>>26084619
It's happening this year, you must be out of the loop

>>25632049

>>25609572
>>25609627
Here's the article that explains everything.
As someone that has been buying and holding RLC for 4 years this is the most exciting thing I've ever seen in crypto.

https://medium.com/iex-ec/iexec-confidential-computing-demo-for-beginners-d45220fcf611

>>25480619
kek

>>25268406

>>25145036

>>25066795
no, iExec

HOLD ON broiler

RLC will 1000x in 2021-22

>>24635909
Basically, with the power of biz and the buzzword "oracle", shot LINK into the top 5.
Now imagine a coin with more use cases, less supply, actually decentralized, better oracles, and the buzzword "digital oil" fueled by biz autism.

100x?
No. Try 1000-2000x.

>>24559066
The companies particularly targeted as a supplier are:
● Companies not specialized in the cloud which have machines intended for their internal
needs, but whose rate of use is not maximized;
● Energy producers and suppliers that have a low cost of electricity or even free access to
electricity in certain circumstances (e.g. releasing a dam during off-peak hours) and who
wish to take advantage of it;
● Specialized providers in the cloud and miners of cryptocurrencies that have equipment
fleets and are interested to earn eRLC tokens (arbitrage on the price of RLC);
For suppliers, the marketplace offers the opportunity to profit from their machines when they are
unoccupied.
The companies particularly targeted as customers are:
● Companies with substantial needs for digital simulation. The massive processing of data
results in the use of the computing resources which remain expensive when rented by
cloud providers. The industrial sectors concerned are banking, insurance, finance, the
medical/pharmaceutical sector, and aeronautics/space amongst others.
● Companies specializing in artificial intelligence. Many require heavy use of machines
equipped with GPUs, which are rarely available from existing suppliers, or are only
available at extremely high prices;
● Companies that already use blockchain and whose contracts encounter limitations intrinsic
to the blockchain, either in the complexity of the calculations to be carried out, or in the
type of data necessary for their execution.
The role of eRLC within the "iExec Enterprise" marketplace is in all respects similar to the role of
RLC within the "iExec" marketplace, in that it allows payment in exchange for the rental of IT
resources. However, unlike RLC, obtaining and exchanging eRLC is conditional on compliance
with identity control and anti-money laundering procedures.

>>24483590
>Unstoppable and autonomous. It is certainly one of the main value proportions of the iExec stack. In terms of interaction by the team, we are here to provide ongoing support and upgrades. V5 can be explained. It was the last time the contracts had to be redeployed, they are now upgradable, meaning they can be added to/upgrading without being redeployed from fresh.

>>24389799
15$ Q2 2021, us listings

>>24311766
>https://cointelegraph.com/news/coinbase-warns-users-of-connectivity-issues-due-to-amazon-aws-outage

>https://www.theverge.com/2020/11/25/21719396/amazon-web-services-aws-outage-down-internet

>https://www.techrepublic.com/article/will-edge-computing-become-the-new-cloud-in-2021/

>>24310929
Me too. Based Trump is crashing crypto. Hopefully it stays down for the next couple months

>>24305720
Mid-end of Dec will provide a large pump

>>24263833

>>24239555
Trips of truth

>>24223458