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>>12494555
>he thinks ETH can do compute intensive tasks
>ETH couldn't even handle some stupid cat app
LOL no.

>>12485040
I don't think it's going to take 3 years.
It's going to take until v4 until people start to realize the potential of iExec.
Speculation will take it upwards before then I believe.

>>12485088
Version 4.0 — High Performance Computing
This version allows miners to join the iExec market network providing true supercomputing capabilities.
05/31/20

iExec 5.0 — Beyond the Distributed Cloud
The goal of this version is to allow new usage of iExec beyond the decentralized Cloud: FoG/Edge computing, ambiant AI, IoT+ Big Data, smart cities, VR, and more.
05/31/21


Buying now is literal BELOW GROUND LEVEL prices.

>he isn't a top 1000 RLC holder
>he's not going to make it.

>>12466777

>>12462445
Also, if you're worried about iexec's tokenomics then you're in for a world of hurt when it comes to golem's. Golem has the worst tokenomics imaginable.

PoCo is the main reason why iExec shits on golem, but there are others.

>>12454838
>iExec9000 kills iExecubot#5940
>iExec death measurement AI tool triggers a job upload.
>iExecubot#5941 takes the job
Repeat ad infinitum
yep 1 RLC = 1000$ EOY

>>12453068
Yep. RSK is a big one i feel. Of course, the others are obvious.

>>12453081
The fact that you can make any centralized app decentralized in basically the push of a button is what is going to make RLC so valuable.

>>12445619
Can't do asic yet(or maybe ever idk)
but GPU computing comes with V4 in 2020 i think
so who knows
but yes, im pretty sure that's how it works between client and miner.

Like, client goes "hey i need 1 robot to take a floorplan of this building for this price" and miner goes "okay i like this price" and takes the job

or possibly "robot floorplan miner - I am ready for jobs at this price" and company goes "okay i need this"

it probably works both ways, but also, dapps work differently than specialized market based jobs.

https://hackernoon.com/blockchains-need-iexec-the-market-just-hasnt-realized-it-yet-5597c743cd0a

read this

>Using intel SGX sdk to create some demo and calling it partnership.
pumb 20%
The absolute state of this market kek .
If Intel didnt said anything, this just another Venchain BMW partnership bumb.

>>9030818
Distributed cloud computing. Business model includes a dApp store (50 on main net release), research labs and other major industries are dying for more compute power (will include gpu power). Further versions allow data owners to sell into market (see pic related).
Partnerships/development groups with major tech companies inc open fog corsortium, Ubisoft etc.
I’m phone posting so can’t go into much more but spend some time to take a look and you won’t regret it.

> Pleas FUD me on this
ADA doesn't have a working product. For a blockchain "3.0" platform, they're still in 1.0 mode, just transactional currency. I missed out on some gains by not buying the hype on this, but where it is right now by market cap, I don't see it climbing any higher until we see the quality of their smart contract platform if it ever even manages to come out.

You want a team that is loaded with researchers, but also delivers on their roadmap and has their MVP (mainnet with offchain computing, already being used by a few noteworthy projects like REQ) out? Look up iExec (token is RLC). They're not doing a good job marketing the product so I wouldn't buy it if you're a day/swing trader, but if you're looking for a long-term HODL that will likely see more buzz starting around May 2018 when they come out with their version 2.0 product (enabling people to sell off their excess computing power).

iExec team is loaded with phDs, their completely transparent with their project development (their Trello is public-facing and you can look at it just by going to their site and clicking Roadmap), and they actually are meeting their deadlines. They also aren't really competing in the same space with any coins with significant market share (compared to ADA which is in the same space - smart contract platforms - as like half of the top 20 coins by market cap).

Future of coud computing

>>5501486

It's always a good sign if the only FUD is baseless shit like this.

See the image attached to see how the token is a utility token, and very fucking useful.

REQ has stated that they NEED RLC to achieve almost anything in their roadmap. They need offchain computation power to automate audits and a lot of accounts on their network, and they've STATED that RLC is THE ONLY solution to this issue.

The exact same is applicable to the ETH network for when the dapps release and start requiring huge amounts of computation power that ETH can't ever hope to sustain without a coin like RLC.

Literally the only coin even close to achieving what RLC is achieving right now is SONM which is 3x marketcap of RLC and literally YEARS behind RLC.

The company behind RLC has been around producing this tech behind the scenes, with no marketing bullshit.. just work.

literal sleeping giant so gtfo pajeet.

>>5397952

The OP literally says do your own research, fucking hell.

There. that should be enough to show you that you're not wasting your time and going and reading a little about this ridiculously valuable coin.