/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>49644013
>hard working team
top fucking zozzle

>>30374416
obligatory

>>30097598
true, I am fudding because of that screenshot.
admit it, we've been waiting for adoption, that was the key to this thing taking off.
does anywhere here remember what v3 was called?
I'll give you a hint
>https://twitter.com/iex_ec/status/1097894292838907905
I still hold some barrels for the memes but now I will fud freely because the team stinks like rotten eggs

Might have something to do with experiencing this first-hand several times.

I'm not falling for it again. Sold at .80 and I regret nothing.

>>25048275
>>25048302
digital RUIN

>>24462382
this

>>24367204
Just cashed out thanks for playing

>>24284102
The Stabooleans were one of the most anticipated features of V5, it was meant as a sub-genre of boolean computing that would automatically backfill any liquidity blackholes that happen during volatile price movements, this meant that the RLC token would stay very close to $1 while enterprise clients slowly accumulated, however with the stabooleans clearly failing during this latest volatile movement, I'd reckon all those enterprise clients are having a lot of 2nd thoughts about out-sourcing their off-chain computations to some French tranny coin coded by ex-welders and plumbers. They couldn't even fully solve the boolean problem with V4, shouldn't really be surprised that V5 turned out to be such a shitshow. Next time you guys should really DYOR and maybe your portfolios won't get massacred so carelessly.

>>24203868
we have better cards

I've been collecting dog piles from the local park and storing them in barrels. RLC just became inflationary. Sorry "oilers"..

yugioh fud

>>22676398
some indian company called micro soft (10,000 employees in new delhi alone) is apparently integrating iexec features

>>22676705
done