/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20232684
Wtf is RLC?

>>20232723
do you live in a hole or are you a newfag?

>>20232684
Seriously the desperation of trying to associate their shitcoin with a successful project was amusing at first now it's just annoying.

>>20232756
do you live in a hole or are you a newfag?

>>20232798
>>20232742
Wtf is Rlc? Raunchy lesbian cooch?

>>20232952
Real Life Chads.

LINK marines and RLC sheiks are now brothers for life

>>20232995
WE

>>20232684
Many anons think $10,000 is out of scope.
But I am sure a lot of people will be suprised very soon.
Let's wait for the next bullrun.
ETH will propaply hit $10k
If the LINK/ETH ratio stays as it is, this would mean that LINK would be around $250. However I expect that the ratio will continue to increase, so I see LINK around $300 next bullrun at least.
When is this going to happen?
2022 propaply.
Now think about it: In two years, there won't be that much adoption of smartcontracts yet. SWIFT's plan to switch over to DLT will be completed in 2026.
And I am not even speaking about the derivate market, insurance market and what not. There will be many more usecases, which we don't even think about yet.
So back to those $300.
If a bunch of retards and an influx of normies and speculators will be able to drive the price of LINK up to $300, what do you think is going to happen when real adoption kicks in?
Do you think the demand will only be 10x more?
No, it will be waaaaay fucking more.
Then once the laggards realize, what LINK is and what it does, they eventually start buying in as well, because of the endless positive feedback loop.
Imagine a stock where you know that everybody will keep buying it, no matter what.
Fucking amazon got pushed up to a trillion dollar marketcap.
A fucking shipment service.
Now imagine a protocol, which profits from the network effect.
And enterprises/node operators will earn money from providing data on top of it.
If there are still anons on this board who think that $1000 or $10,000 is out of scope, then I am sorry.
You have zero imagination.

>>20232723

>https://confidentialcomputing.io/2020/06/29/confidential-computing-membership-grows-60-percent-within-nine-months-of-formation/

>SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., June 29th, 2020 – The Confidential Computing Consortium, a Linux Foundation project and community dedicated to defining and accelerating the adoption of confidential computing, today announced Accenture, AMD, Anjuna, Anqlave, Cosmian, iExec, IoTeX, NVIDIA, and R3 have joined as members of the Confidential Computing Consortium to contribute to the adoption of Confidential Computing.

iExec being announced alongside AMD and NVIDIA.

>Confidential Computing protects data in use by performing computation in a hardware-based Trusted Execution Environment.
iExec's 2nd largest strength.

>Confidential Computing protects applications and data from breaches, malicious actors and insider threats, while providing the portability to move sensitive workloads between on-premises data centers, public cloud and the edge.
iExec will be used in a large way, because it is built for this. Google, Amazon, Microsoft will all be able to use iExec freely. It's a decentralized tool.

>>20233231
cont.

>While confidential computing can protect many types of applications and data, confidential computing technology provides a secure platform for multiple parties to combine, analyze and learn from sensitive data without exposing the data or machine learning algorithms to the other party.
>a secure platform
>for multiple parties to combine...etc (google, amazon, microsoft "working together" without having to compete)


>Often referred to as multi-party computing
Look up iExec's "Bag of Tasks"(BoT) update. It's multi-party compute capable.

>dedicated to defining and accelerating the adoption of confidential computing
This consortium, made up of all of the LARGEST tech companies in the world, is DEDICATED to ACCELERATING the ADOPTION of IEXEC.

>confidential computing can unlock the power of sensitive data by enabling collaboration while preserving privacy and compliance.
The bombshell. This is exactly what iExec enables, and can CURRENTLY do. It can CURRENTLY enable ANY large computing company to "unlock the power of sensitive data".

1 RLC = $11,490 is extremely plausible, when you consider the massive value of the compute market as well as the data market.

>dedicated to defining and accelerating the adoption of confidential computing
Another sneaky bombshell, too.

This consortium, made up of all of the LARGEST tech companies in the world, is DEDICATED to ACCELERATING the ADOPTION of IEXEC.

>>20233231
>>20233251
Based copypasta anon. We are ALL going to make it this year.