/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19333978
nice

Insider here.

The next version of Windows will feature, as standard, a special 'sleep' mode where - rather than your PC actually going to sleep - it utilizes the iExec network to put your unused computing power to work for paying renters worldwide.

Do with this info what you will.

>>18021555

checked

IM ALL IN

You have been warned.

Why does almost no one talk about it beyond bad FUD and "it's over Gilles"?

It's one of the only real use cases of crypto that is usable RIGHT NOW and something that is totally capable of changing the world of cloud computing (kind of like how airbnb completely fucked the hotel industry by pseudo-decentralizing hotels).

RLC is basically the Airbnb of cloud computing.
So why is no one talking about this thing? How have rich angel investors not caught onto it? Is it the name? The logo? How is it still hidden? It feels like I invested in Google.

So why is there no hype around the things you could potentially do with thousands/millions of computers in a worker pool working on a singular task splitting the load and getting paid for it?
It's almost like BTC in a way, except instead of just being used for p2p transactions it's used for real life products/productivity.

>>16440948

Should I vote for the Tories or not anon?

Labour has the antisemitism bonus but not sure I agree with their stance on criminals, immigrants and fetuses.

Is RLC the first ERC-20 to break the NEED to use ETH to do things?
Because the sidechain makes it that way, I'm curious if any other ERC-20 has essentially become a "no-ETH erc-20"?

Does anyone know or am I going to be a billionaire?

I will never work again.

So whoever got shilled before today consider yourselves lucky. It's going to be worth 5B marketcap within 5 months.
Bye

There is a MASSIVE cup and handle on the 1w chart as well as a smaller one on the 1d chart.
I know I shouldn't be shilling and instead be buying more RLC but I am pretty much out of fiat.

LOOK AT IT
JUST FUCKING LOOK AT IT!

>In the mid-term, iExec addresses the needs of the cloud computing market, which is enormous.
>These markets are currently dominated by traditional players such as AWS (Amazon Lambda), GCP (Google Functions) and Alibaba.
>iExec aims to offer an alternative to centralized cloud providers by giving access to computation trust, exclusive hardware, at the best prices.
>at the best prices

iExec confirmed to BTFO centralized Amazon and Google services.
Google and Amazon will eventually outsource their demand to the supply of iExec's marketplace, because it will be infinitely cheaper as it's the world's first open decentralized computing marketplace.

Thoughts on the article?
My thoughts are, $20 EOY, conservative.

>https://medium.com/iex-ec/rlc-token-economics-iexec-34757f4885c2

Don't buy!
It's a tarp!

Why is this so amazing to the crypto community when iExec has been working on this all along?
Seems to me that it's proof of a very large market, and even more proof to buy some RLC. This is just ONE use case that iExec is capable of.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/blog/leveraging-blockchain-to-make-machine-learning-models-more-accessible/

RLC is about to pump hard as FUCK.
Look into it.

>Implying literally every renderable and computable thing in the future won't use iExec.
Oh honeys, I wish you knew.

What happens when RLC gets its own blockchain?

This is the only other coin with a working oracle and great partnerships.
Reminder that LINK/RLC is the most patrician portfolio you can have.
Reminder that people will speculate on RLC vs LINK in the coming months.
Reminder that it will increase the price of both astronomically.

>>14358081
>masonic triangle with circles representing computers
your loss, it's gonna 10x this summer

Building Better Worlds
>Building Better Worlds

I keep seeing subliminal hints about iExec being a huge player in the future.
Buy the dip.

>>13928830
KYC IS A DEATH SENTENCE
ABORT MISSION
BOARD THE RLC VESSELS!