/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53257017
>Weakest RLC shill

>>28973538
just do it bro you have nothing to lose maybe a few salarys but this shit will be 50-$100 in max 12 months

WEC PAPER
The WEC paper, which is definitely bullish for LINK, is also somewhat bullish for RLC. In the paper, it mentions hyperledger avalon in the offchain computing section. The paper actually talks about the need for off-chain computing and TEEs a lot. Hyperledger Avalon is made up by a lot of groups, but one of the main contributing groups is iExec.
>https://www.hyperledger.org/blog/2019/10/03/introducing-hyperledger-avalon
"It's also worth understanding a little of the project's history to see how these communities came together. Avalon began as a reference implementation of the EEA's Off-chain Trusted Compute Specification, which sought to standardize how to famr out and reconcile worklaods. Coming out of the EEA specification discussions, iExec was excited to build a heart disease evaluation prototype. Iexec also immediately dove into building the Ethereum components for Avalon's proxy model."

Who wrote the EEA's Off-chain Trusted Compute Specification ? iExec :
https://entethalliance.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/EEA_Off_Chain_Trusted_Compute_Specification_V1_0.pdf

iExec is literraly designing and writing the standards for the space. We are going to fucking make it boys.

Boys if you don't own at least 870 barrels by now, we can't save you anymore.

Ready to moon

The team did it, they swapped the 300k

>>27319746
It was written bros. I truly believe we are all going to make it holding this coin.

>>27194777
Checked
It's ok friend. You can only try to help people so much.

Not sure if anyone remembers me, but I created this thread a while back and answered a lot of questions:
>>/biz/thread/S24815605#p24821730

I posted my trip at the bottom of the thread since some people asked me to make one. I don't come here often, but I'm glad people here are still holding on to their barrels.

>>26171639
rendered with iExec TM (C)

>not a single RLC meme thread
late night biz is not going to make it

>Imagine you just found a brand new sorting algorithm that is better than any other (I tried really hard but couldn’t do it so I used bubble sort) and you want to make money out of it. You have to let people use it but you can’t make the code available. Sure you could use some obfuscation but reverse-engineering is always possible.

>What iExec lets you do is allow people to execute your code with their input data, in exchange for some payment in cryptocurrency, with an optimal level of security: your code is completely encrypted and the only moment it’s going to be decrypted is inside an SGX enclave.

TRILLIONS worth of value will be saved and earned through iExec. Possibly even tens to hundreds of trillions worth of value in tomorrow's ever increasing DIGITAL WORLD. Meaning iExec is a NETWORK and a CONDUIT that increases in value proportionately to the value that flows through it.
The value of all data, computation, AI, robotics, etc?
In the world of the future, trillions or more.

Covid is only speeding this up.

Anons, lets not create more threads about RLC we already know that we are going to make it so lets agree to that.

This will be the last RLC thread out here, if you have anything to say then write it here.

thank you
t. gilles

>only brainlets don't understand the massive value this will bring to iExec in the next 12 months
>https://confidential-computing.iex.ec/private-data/sandbox
im literally never fucking selling my digital oil, faggots. stay the fuck poor noilers, no one is believing your fud if they have an IQ over 85

>>25446203
It's only just begun, Gilles.

Buying more RLC

>>24726109
>16 posts

Haven't really posted much on /biz/ since the summer. Been busy with work, but I know you guys love RLC so I figured I'd share some stuff you might find interesting.

The WEC paper, which is definitely bullish for LINK, is also somewhat bullish for RLC. In the paper, it mentions hyperledger avalon in the offchain computing section. The paper actually talks about the need for off-chain computing and TEEs a lot. Hyperledger Avalon is made up by a lot of groups, but one of the main contributing groups is iExec.
>https://www.hyperledger.org/blog/2019/10/03/introducing-hyperledger-avalon
"It’s also worth understanding a little of the project’s history to see how these communities came together. Avalon began as a reference implementation of the EEA’s Off-Chain Trusted Compute Specification, which sought to standardize how to farm out and reconcile workloads. Coming out of the EEA specification discussions, iExec was excited to build a heart disease evaluation prototype. iExec also immediately dove into building the Ethereum components for Avalon’s proxy model."

Who wrote the EEA’s Off-Chain Trusted Compute Specification? iExec:
https://entethalliance.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/EEA_Off_Chain_Trusted_Compute_Specification_V1_0.pdf

iExec is literally designing and writing the standards for the space. We are going to fucking make it boys.

>>24617906
Rockefeller: (1M+)
Sheikh: (500K-1M)
Oligarch: (200K-500K)
Baron: (100K-200K)
Rig Manager: (50K-100K)
Driller: (10K-50K)
Geologist: (5,000-10K)
Roughneck: (500-5,000)
Depleted oil field: (1-500)

Even noilers.
You just don't know it yet.
Even people that fud and don't own RLC will still be among the 1st in the world to fully grasp it and get in early.
Whether you buy now or 2, 3, 4, 5 dollars.
We're all going to make it with this one coin alone.
Granted, the ones who have been accumulating will end up disgustingly rich, but still.
There is hope for this entire board.

>>24458814

IYKYK

>>24429809
100b is 1200$ or so. 1T is 11490$.
iExec can reach far beyond 1T though, due to the fact that it is the only and most advanced way to connect clouds, IoT, and data among other technologies that are going to be pushing trillions of dollars worth of value over the next 10 years.

I truly believe that crypto will go beyond 100T in the next 10 years and iExec will take at least 5-20% of that marketcap due to the insane amount of use cases and the fact that it's essentially the powerhouse for ETH

>>24394442
rlc

What’s a Bitcoin?

>>24305000
Checked and redpilled
See how people are craving for RLC more buyers than sellers