/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>21362433
dubz and green id, observed
Imagine not understanding where the world is going and what role iExec will play kek

>>21362433
>>21362792
KEEP YOUR STINKY HANDS OF MY OILY COINIES REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

NSMDO

>>21363024

here you go, you deserve more RLC

>>21362792

literal kek

>>21363152
Wew lads

Stinky poo poo nigga nigga my dick poopoo

WE BOOLISH

look upon it..........

Plz stop pumping sir i get paid on Fri and need to buy more.

i love these RLC memes they make me feel good. And since meme magic is real, i'm ready!

Holy God, think about it, you retarded bagholder. Buying the token creates an accounting nightmare of capital gains/losses thanks to the fluctuations of its value. Every time any iExec would be used for anything, it's a disposition per the IRS, so a record must be made of its value at that moment to track whether a gain or loss was accrued. That could be a whole lot of transactions every single day. And then some poor fuckers in the accounting department have to add that all up and figure out if the company owes more or less tax because of it. And they do not work for free.

Or, they could click "Pay Now"

>>21362433
I only have 500 rlc. Poorfag here. How much more do I have to get for the Sui stack?

Actually, I just realized it IS digital oil, in that you cannot actually use oil for anything without running it through a complicated and expensive refining process, at the end of which you get a product you can actually use to do work, like gasoline or diesel.

Both of which are readily available in convenient locations in any quantity you could reasonably desire to use, with no need to fuck around with any of the above.

So "digital oil" is actually perfect. Bravo.

>>21363472
15k is a suicide stack

>>21363438
that's a lot of text to say you don't understand the tokenomics.
Or was that supposed be fud lmao?

>>21363475
it changes data and computing power from a final product to a commodity.
If that doesn't mean anything to you then you're ngmi

>>21363472
870

>>21363472

it is recommended to store atleast 1k-1.5k of RLC to be able to buy your very own private moon at EOY

10/10 memes
Smartcon announcement incoming
Comfy af

Seriously though, how can you sell computing time on the eth block chain?
I haven't read the white paper, but it all seems unrealistic to me.
Solidity is a crippled javascript, if there was a sandboxed LLVM backend on the eth miner software, I would believe this is possible. But as it currently stands, I believe its all BS.

PS I would love for a decentralised distributed computing platform, would be like a public botnet.

>>21365005
Yeah have iExec workers doing whatever they can to offload sc computation.

It would help bring down fees ... no?

Someone build a dapp

the future is clear