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WE NEED MORE POWER

>>23665540
The funny thing is, the truth is CLEAR.
Consider the picture on the left.
Now consider that the Enterprise Marketplace becomes operational when a 100k eRLC softcap is reached.
Consider that iExec is about to become fully compliant and able to be used.
iExec is ready to spring to life.
We all know what's going to happen.
And look at the current price! Look at how rich you could be if you knew this now.
For those who've sold RLC for Qnt and Ocean, you've made a horrible, horrible mistake.

>>20558484
Idk, ask Azure or Amazon you fucking knuckehead.
If it was a competitor, they'd be actively suppressing its growth rather than cooperating with them.

>>20495765
Lmao then why are they all on board?
Iexec has a team of 6 phds and cloud computing genuises and partners and affliliates at the highest level of modern technology (microsoft google intel)
Lmao this fuckin guy
"As a developer" headass hahaha
Iexec is in a totally different league, you have no room or ground to stand on to say companies would not employ iexec as a tool then all evidence states the complete fucking opposite
If companies didnt want to use it, they wouldnt be sharing the stage with fuckin microsoft in a week, they wouldnt have collaborated with intel and google, and they wouldnt have yet another tech giant partnership to come (likely amazon)
My god dude the state of these nonbelivers

>>20460046
But you know what bro. If I wouldn't have stayed awake till 5am that other day I wouldn't be at the comfy levels we are attaining. Synchronicity and serendipity my friend. By the way you can always know it's me since I'm the only one on here calling you aggro. That image would serve well for this by crusade for anyone to pick it up and run with it.

>>20388851
LINK IS LEADING THE DEFI BULLRUN
This is not a competition, rather it is the emerging of an ecosystem of projects with actual usecases that can be used at the enterprise level.
In case you haven't noticed, iExec has the full support of numerous tech giants so it's potential is validated. No project comes fully to frution until it's tech has matured, which is what you are seeing with iExec. Maybe you should spend less time fudding and more time using your fucking brain

>>20372640
They will all be saved by iExec.

>>20369144
You tell me anon. Sure looks like AWS to me

>>20367024
EVERYONE ALWAYS FORGETS ABOUT THE FOG AND EDGE CAPABILITIES OF IEXEC THAT WILL ALSO INEVITABLY CHANGE THE WORLD OF COMPUTING FOREVER.

THIS PUMP AND DUMP TODAY?
ALL BULLSHIT.
THE MARKET BOUGHT THE NEWS AND THE IDIOTS THAT THOUGHT IT WAS THE "TECH GIANT" SOLD THE NEWS.

A BUNCH OF LITERAL RETARDS. THEY WILL ANNOUNCE AMAZON JOINING THE CCC, WATCH. I FULLY EXPECT PARADES IN MY HONOR BY THE END OF THE MONTH.

>>20347571
RLC does not get burned or created. It gets staked. Eventually there will be millions of RLC in staked workers all around the world performing computations and data renting.

RLC is valuable because it's
1) scarce (only 81 million)
2) has utility (access to a world computer as well as data renting)
3)is the first ever world wide computing and data currency

High token value will happen when either or
A) RLC supply on the market is small due to speculation
B)adoption occurs where giant tech corps buy swaths of RLC in order to stake workers and use iExec for data renting and computation outsourcing
C)Speculation based on the decentralized cloud potential advancements like FOG computing EDGE computing and AI/machine learning

>>20340118
>He doesnt know

>>20334780
Hey aggroanon how are we looking like todaymy friend.

>>20311472
And I have a coin to sell you?
Just look man, it's all there

>>20310097
>>20310068
I sent this to my aunt. It's made for normies.

how this board still has active RLC fudders when these 2 images exist.

For non believers, see pic related.
The blockchain utilized as a decentralized supercomputer, whose services are lent to affiliated tech giants such as IBM, Intel, Google and Amazon. Also allows for decentralized and secure data sharing.
This is the ultimate utilization of blockchain technology.

>>20282489
>>20282489

>tech giants
>defi tools eom
>he isn't all in RLC

>>20274790
I think yhou need to be REMINDED that AWS and google have NO CHOICE in the matter. Decentralization is a virus of profit

>>20254297
AWS is possible.
Anything is possible at this point, due to the CCC.
>>20254319
I know there are a couple RLC shillers left and I appreciate you guys. Just saying most days I won't see a single RLC thread and it feels bad considering how good the token actually is, or the threads will be low quality. That's why I take lead and shill it. People will come around eventually, as my logic is hard to ignore.

RLC will be $1 within the next 24 hours.
If you want easy money (even small gains) it's basically certain to go over it.

If you hold it will go parabolic over the next few months.

The fundamentals are making me hard boys.

>>20180399
We already have microsoft and amazon. iExec is a major player in the CCC so it could be facebook or like potential leaks say, Orange. Either way, RLC is poised to reach new highs come August

>Indubitably, the power of iExec relies on the fact that it can conform individual cloud and data providers, like Google or Amazon, unto a singular decentralized worldwide marketplace; such that it allows them to both cooperate in tangible ways as well as compete in a balanced manner. Indeed, iExec transforms the entirety of the cloud and data markets into an evolved version of itself with the idea of market game theory behind it.

>Indubitably, the power of iExec relies on the fact that it can conform individual cloud and data providers, like Google or Amazon, unto a singular decentralized worldwide marketplace; such that it allows them to both cooperate in tangible ways as well as compete in a balanced manner. Indeed, iExec transforms the entirety of the cloud and data markets into an evolved version of itself with the idea of market game theory behind it.