/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20377116
It's over Gilles

>>20377116
YES MY SON TELL ME!

>>20377295
Prove its you.
Made this btw

>>20377557
search necrons

>>20377917
I have breadcrumbs

>>20377116
OVERLORD WE NEED YOU

>>20377917
https://decrypt.co/35585/us-government-getting-serious-tracking-bitcoin-crypto?amp=1

It's deeper than we anticipate. iXec is the all seeing of eye of the emerging technocracy.

>>20378243
Spelled it wrong goddamnit. Always do that, but anyway.
Yes. Not only will every person have access to the global super computer at the palm of their hand and accessible by a single gasless transaction, but government wants a piece. WORLD government, to keep tabs on all data flowing throughout the global cloud.

I don't want a satanic coin

>>20378502
Satanism is dead buddy.
WE are the elite class of the new age. We won, bro. We won. Cheer up friend.

>>20378502
It’s a token. And it’s the most powerful use of blockchain technology imo. This is like investing in IBM in 1975. It’s the future of technology.

>>20378243
Iexec will become the battlefield of the next cyberwarfare.
You will see China and America have a bid war over computing power to train their military AIs on the iexec marketplace.
Digital oil is FUD.

>>20377116
SCAM

back into 100s AGAIN

>>20378877
Holy shit son.

>>20378891
Lmao I was in that thread.

>>20378906
Think about it anon, both IBM (NSA), Intel (Mossad) and now Google (NSA) are on it.
THEN you have chinese involved through TFcloud and the Tsinghua University (MIT equivalent in China so = MSS).
Of course there are french in the middle with BPIfrance (the financial investment arm of the french gov) and the Inria is training DGSE agents.

Processing power is the firepower of the future.

>>20379248
You unironically might be onto something.

OVERLORD WHERE ARE YOU

>>20379248
I forgot Alibaba cloud

>>20379248
So, i'm basically holding a piece of future military–industrial complex in my bag?

>>20379304
If you dig a bit there is an endless trail of companies and institutions getting involved, it blows my mind how many people sleep on this.
/biz/ is the only place where people are actually a bit aware, reddit is oblivious and I'm not even talking about twitter.

Find me a single crypto project invited by both IBM, Google, Alibaba and Intel to talk about Trusted Execution Environment? You won't.
Now take a look at who is developing the Trusted Compute Framework in hyperledger (which is what interests tech giant the most):
>https://wiki.hyperledger.org/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=16324764

There are only 2 cryptos projects there:
1) Chainlink
2) iExec

Now what is Avalon, let's see
>https://www.hyperledger.org/use/avalon
>Hyperledger Avalon is a ledger independent implementation of the Trusted Compute Specifications published by the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance. It aims to enable the secure movement of blockchain processing off the main chain to dedicated computing resources. Avalon is designed to help developers gain the benefits of computational trust and mitigate its drawbacks.

What does Iexec do:
>iExec: 4 contributors will develop Ethereum smart contracts, integrate TEE options that support most of the the mainstream programming languages and native applications, and improve Avalon easy-of-use for developers

Translation: iexec controls the gateway of offchain computing that will scale smart-contracts (Ethereum or not) to business use

How can iExec be so huge?

>>20379786
Holders of Link and RLC are literally participating in the singularity.

>>20379756
Is it over for people who are smooth brains?

>>20379786
Fedak is a world expert on distributed computing, he developed with Lodginsky (another iexec team member) the XtremWeb-HEP for the CERN which was used to process the first results of the Large Hadron Collider back in the 00s.

At that time bear in mind there was nothing like big cloud providers with gigantic server farms and dedicated software to parallelize data processing so they had to develop solutions themselves, you can read about it here:
>https://indico.cern.ch/event/272779/contributions/611762/attachments/490346/677826/preGDB-volunteer-computing-summary.pdf

Fedak worked on the initial release in 2000, see at the bottom here
>https://dblp.org/pers/f/Fedak:Gilles.html

Later he became researcher at the Inria which is more or less the french research agency on computer science.

Haiwu He is well connected in chinese academia, he studied in France where he met Fedak and published a lot too.
Right now he has a chair at China Computer Federation
He was even interviewed on the CCTV kek, not even memeing
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cy6hZQcJY-k

They recruited a young guy called Cabelguen (the Chad guy) which seems pretty fucking sharp in terms of business development.
All in all they had a pretty great network to leverage since the beginning, Golem and co never stood a chance really.

>>20380617
Jesus
And they can’t hire some great CMs ?
What a joke

>>20380617
How do you know so much?

>>20379325
The first post I made was for shit and giggles but if you ask me: there are global marketplaces and infrastructures to trade commodities like energy, food/livestock and metals.
There are no marketplaces to trade computing power or datas as of today despite the demand exploding.

Besides on the contrary to currencies like Bitcoin trying to undercut banks and national currencies, iExec is merely trying to create a hub where all participants can meet and trade processing power and datas, they don't compete with them.

Overlord needs to be in this thread asap

>>20381510
Its over. Overlord not needed

>>20381572

>>20381637
Im scared why he glows?

>>20381717
He robot

>>20381751
Crist so this pic is true? I dont want to go in Gillesnet work camp

>>20380855
Yes their CMs are shitters, their original CM was a big retard called Julien who was only hired because Fedak met him at an Ethereum conference.
Now they hired this guy called Blair but he is low energy and not worthy of whatever salary they pay him. There is no effort to cultivate a community and so it remains dry.

I would say they have the flaws of their strengths: they are boomers with greybeard-tier knowledge of distributed systems and a top tier network but at the same time they do not understand how the cryptosphere works when it comes to correctly market and hype it to the crowd.
Only autists like here put the effort, the rest of the market is very dumb and follows noise.

That's why the project struggles to get a word out there, in bonus the branding isn't that great either, it wasn't made by a professional (actually it was made by Fedak's daughter kek) and it shows.

Despite that they attend a lot of Ethereum conferences so the developer crowd must at least know a bit about them, businesses do already and they have a big treasury (developing doesn't cost them much).

>>20381142
It's not hidden, you can find most of the infos on their medium and by googling efficiently.
I dig every project I invest in, I'm from Luxembourg though so I benefit from speaking french and german, it's easier for me to find some informations but if you only speak english you will stumble on the most important. Speaking french is useful for the anecdotes.

>>20381999
This is the 1 reason I sold my stack after black thursday, after not touching even 1 RLC since 2017.

The bigger piece of the pie IS the branding & community element. Without this, and without a continual stream of integrations it isn't good enough. In this market it's reliant on this completely. Otherwise it just sinks back into obscurity on repeat.

Still keeping an eye on it from time to time to see if it picks up.

>>20382745
Well the winds are beginning to change on that front. I think July and September will be huge in terms of awareness and PR at the very least which, really, is all this thing needs.

>>20382745
Did you been dropped on the head as child? What you decribe is exit scam in motion moment real world adoption hits all meme integrations and muh community is worthless

>>20383055
>community is worthless
It isn't, a good community attracts builders and eyes, both generate values.
They made a Dapp challenge back in 2018 and launched a Dapp Store
>https://medium.com/iex-ec/dapp-challenge-15-new-applications-using-the-iexec-decentralized-cloud-a25c33208667
>https://dapps.iex.ec/
It was a good idea but instead of doubling down on it with permanent incentive structure they let it fall in the background.

>>20377116
The AstroTurf joggers have arrived again
Go shit into your streets my chink jeets

>>20383333
Checked except for the fact that I'm a white chad lol

>>20383407
I doubt this

>>20383055
This. You are arguing with a plebbit tier retard. Muh slack muh subreddit, eat muh dick