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>>24127492
Hail the emperor

>>23979670
17k holder reporting in !

Because they only do crypto to crypto. RLC is designed for companies to use

>>23834475
yes; https://bloxy.info/token_holders/0x607f4c5bb672230e8672085532f7e901544a7375

Borrow 500$ more yesterday on aave in order to up my stack to 17k barrels

>>23812615
Got priced out off the upload stack

>>23801568
Some time in december, right before eRLC

>>23801483
Exactly lol, he made it sound like it took this one guy like 4 hours to do it

>>23801506
What the fuck are you talking about. It's literally THE SAFEST way to do it if you keep your password/private keys/seed in a password manager program which has a password about 16 chars long with the characters being big/small letters, numbers and signs. So like this; g0)OGJD/jx=-r+a>. You can generate one like that here: https://8gwifi.org/passwdgen.jsp

I use dashlane as my password manager of choice. And if you just keep your wallet data in there nothing can happen... Because you ONLY IMPORT your wallet into metamask. if you lose your "metamask" you don't lose your fucking wallet. Also it's a web3 wallet which is able to connect to the defi services and DEXes

Damn bro, you're like 2-3 years behind, this is literally common knowledge these days

>>23493874
Link also wasn't worth shit until people used it and the adoption is literally been promised for next year. Also, people have a hard time understanding it and their marketing lead Blair Maclennans is a fucking marketing retard. Things like their doracles, data/cloud resources marketplace are never talked about, they only represent themselves by only being a decentralized cloud.

What this guy said
>>23494012

>>23493914
This is the guide to become a worker. It's super easy https://docs.iex.ec/for-workers/quick-worker-start
This are the worker pools: https://pools.iex.ec/

There used to be the public test pool which had about 4500-5000 tasks done. The team made the tasks for testing purposes, but they paid out real RLC. Each was worth 5 RLC (because it was for testing). But currently testing is done on private sidechains, since it's the same crap, but cheaper

>>22260418
U gay doe

iExec RLC, buy that shit

Literally the next LINK. Buying RLC@1.5$ is like buying LINK@0.3$

NSMDO

>>21857127
Dude. iExec = I execute, RLC = Runs Lots Computers

And the icon actually looks great, what are you a fucking boomer or something?

>>21831803
Yes it is

>>21823295
Damn, someone got cashed out pretty bad.

We will win this war.

>>21713109
Ethereum is just the settlement layer, the product is robust and has immense value to developers and they're releasing better and better SDKs and documentation for developers. RLC and Chainlink have always been the most FUD'ed and researched coins on this board other than PNK.

>>21488587
Truth.

There are people in other threads saying that IExec is not revolutionary because grid computing already exists in the form of BOINC and folding @ home etc

Well let me tell you a secret...

BOINC hit 29.8 pflops in 2019

Folding @ home hit 1.1 exaflops!

Guess what? The Bitcoin network hit 80,000 exaflops last year in comparison just sending btc around

Imagine what that kind of computing power could accomplish if directed towards the iexec network and using the marketplace to sell data sets and useful computations that can be used for a variety of industries?

Do you think companies like NVIDIA and Intel want this to happen? Do you think increasing the availability and mass adoption of cloud computing resources to the public is something that other tech companies will want too?

>>21380120
We will win the war.

>>21376159
What do you mean "what ELSE" ? I'm barrel king. Why hold anything else if i know this'll make me x40 in 2 years

10/10 memes
Smartcon announcement incoming
Comfy af