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25708047 No.25708047 [Reply] [Original]

Let's go down a little rabbit hole, shall we?

By now, the most important people on the planet understand what Bitcoin is. It's a store of value/hedge against the boomers destroying the world, the dollar, and against gold being asteroid mined into oblivion. It's the longest term store of value that is currently possible due to algorithmic scarcity. It is the technology that will drive us into becoming a type 1 civilization.

So with that out of the way, you now understand why Bitcoin is extremely important.

So how does RLC tie into this idea?
Think of the words "store of computational value" as you read more.
Our world will become exponentially more inflated.
Meaning Google, Amazon, Microsoft, etc, will need to increase the price floor to keep up.
The cost of electricity will go up as demand increases. The dollar will lose purchasing power. Employees will cost more. Carbon emission taxes will rise. Many reasons that the price of centralized digital services will go up as time goes on. These companies have contracts with eachother to maintain a certain sense of non-competition as well which contributes to this problem.

>Basically, the price of computations will continually rise over time while the money people make doesn't rise by the same amount causing a rift.

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So remember "store of computational value"?
RLC is a guarantee.
It's a guarantee that you will always have access to some sort of computational power or dataset for the best price with pure anonymity and data privacy, due to it being a decentralized marketplace. It's a guarantee that your money now will be worth the same or more computationally, later. The many mechanisms of decentralization that allow for MUCH lower prices are what drives this in combination with decentralized economics.

RLC, since it's deflationary like Bitcoin(due to workers staking and other mechanisms) and scarce(87million), guarantees that as more people use the system, it either maintains or gains in value, fighting the inflated opposite that is centralized cloud/data. It will infinitely gain in value versus the inflated centralized world. Therefore, it is a store of computational value. Digital oil.

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Secret emails are just the beginning. Think of this meme.
>he doesn't have a single RLC so he cannot use secret emails.

It actually means
>he doesn't have a credit to access the world computer
It means if you aren't able to access iExec you won't have access to the next generation revolutionary technologies it brings. Secret emails are just the start

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>>25708047
>>25708055
>>25708136
i cant imagine not going all in to this
do normanoids not understand?

>> No.25708470

>>25708047
what about the shady digital oil narrative? anon literally missed the BOND train

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I just can't understand people who don't own even single RLC.

>> No.25708553

Their website is slick and PR is good, that alone is worth something. Tech seems promising. 5+ year hold.

>> No.25708574

why would someone want to buy something that is inflating in value constantly? would you run your car on fuel that increases in price 100% a year?

>> No.25708616

>>25708477
we have a word for such creatures, they are called "Noilers", they stink and have single digit IQ's and an affiliation with dogshit.

>> No.25708821

okay guys i just got some. how do i send secret emails?

>> No.25708897

>>25708574
1 RLC = 1 RLC.
Just like 1 BTC= 1 BTC.
Crypto is massively divisible. The dollar price is irrelevant because the cost of a computation will be lower than the centralized alternative. The value of an RLC however will be massive.

1 RLC doesn't get you much right now
1 RLC will get you so much computational value in the future.
It's a matter of time.

>> No.25708951

>>25708821
Currently it's a proof of concept demo. You don't have to spend the RLC, the team is.
https://confidential-computing.iex.ec/private-data/overview

Someone COULD make this right now though, and you could go use it.

>> No.25709345

someone put some links in here why I should go all in

>> No.25709460

>>25709345
There's a schizo that posts a few links of importance around. He's definitely in the archives.
RLC is bigger than a few accomplishments.

>> No.25709480

Where is the u.s. legal opinion?

>> No.25709543

>>25709460
I cant find anything, like I want to see some reasons why it will be big, why not use something else like golem etc

>> No.25709721

>>25709345
>>>/biz/?task=search2&ghost=yes&search_text=&search_subject=&search_username=rlcbro&search_tripcode=&search_email=&search_filename=&search_datefrom=&search_dateto=&search_op=all&search_del=dontcare&search_int=dontcare&search_ord=new&search_capcode=all&search_res=post

>> No.25710155

>>25709543
>why not use something else like golem etc
Lmao. Because it doesn't exist, and if it does, iExec has first mover advantage by 4 years.

>>25709480
Soon
>>25709721
Based