/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53393043
redundant coin, ethereum already has smart contract features. failed venture.

Where we heading once we break $2, fellow oil barons?

>>53393059
Once the crypto market realizes how many unique tech propositions iExec brings to the world it'll probably start heading towards 100$ by summer.

>>53393043
I finally hooked up my old MacBook Pro and am lending out its computing power to iexec in exchange for RLC tokens. I made 3 RLC today alone

>>53393059
RLC will be $1500 by EOY.

>>53393081
Based. I wish I got the RLC NFT
>>53393083
It is written

Lmao you baggies the DOTB was over a year ago when we spiked in a day to $20. If you didn't sell then or you bought since then, you're fucked

>>53393353
Shut up retard

>>53393081
I don't think so
https://www.workerpass.iex.ec/analytics
https://workerlytics.vercel.app/

>>53393531
Stop fudding workers start soon

>>53393708
Stating facts is fudding now okay

>>53393043
RLC X KENSHI coming soon

>>53393952
Shut the fuck up retard

>>53394044
no u
how's the curry?

>>53394380
pouring out of my asshole but my 87 RLC making me rich makes it all okay

>>53393517
cope, RLC will still be less than $2 in 5 years

>>53394465
it's literally 5$ right now

>>53394514
$1,72 .... WOOOOW epic bro it was higher than that over 5 years ago.... talk about ROI!!

>>53394564
haha made u look faggot

>>53394577
lmao congrats enjoy my bags kid

>>53394564
10x from absolute bottom to now
100x from bottom to last top
Could be better. Could be a lot worse.

>>53394589
ill buy with happiness

>>53394514
jeet, the $ goes in front of the digit, so it should be $5. Quit making these threads.

>>53395626
no its 5 dorra not dorra 5

>>53393043
RLC is an oracle
a privacy coin
AI token
Computer calculation power
What am I missing ?

>>53397172
Compliant/approved with the French SEC.

>>53397172
Data renting

>>53397186
>>53397319
I think we are going to make it.

Break through $2 already

RLC is shit coin

DIST/discreet network have best oracle and privacys coin

stay poor

can someone give me a quick rundown on what rlc actually does
people keep talking about le year of ai but how does rlc fit into that

>>53393708
Yes just not on a Mac lol,
>t oiler

>>53397172
It’s not a privacy coin. Wtf are these shills?

>>53399803
Yes it does. AI needs data, lots of it, to train. RLC allows: a) completely confidential data training and b) once trained, companies can rent out their trained AI trustlessly while maintaining ownership and providing the output to the renter earning RLC. This is the god coin. Imagine chatgpt or some other AI bot wanted total confidential ownership of their algorithm and used RLC to protect it, each query across the globe settling in RLC.

>>53399803
You can use trained datasets without leaking the content. The datasets are only decrypted inside the Trusted Execution Environment, where only authorized code can be executed. No one can see the data except the owner but everyone (who pays) can use it to generate output. The datasets can be rented to other people without giving away ownership.
You can also use sensitive data as input. The input, too, can be encrypted and only used by authorized code. Imagine companies or governments using AI with highly confidential data. You don't want it to leak under any circumstances.
Because of these reasons, you NEED something like iExec for AI.
iExec also has a decentralized marketplace, where you can monetize computing power, encrypted datasets (e.g. AI models) and apps (e.g. something like ChatGPT). Soon, everyone will be able to act as worker and provide their CPU/GPU resurces.
Decentralized oracles are another use case.

>>53393049
thanks for the advice, it convinced me to continue holding my sui.

>>53400961
Yes. Their oracles are being used by a ton of research projects RIGHT NOW and it’s a secondary project, just a limp dicked “meh, ya we’re a team of 6 phds I guess we can whip this up quick”. Throw in the fact that the team didn’t sell any RLC when it went to $20 and you should realize fairly quickly you’re a retard for not buying

How much actual use is this thing getting? The marketplace on it looks pretty dead, and has for years. Unless I'm looking at the wrong thing... perhaps somebody could steer us to a more vibrant marketplace then the pitiful one on the main site?

>>53400796
>>53400961
hmm this does sound very good. are we sure rlc will be at the forefront of it? what sort of competition is there right now for this usecase?

>>53401540
I only know Ocean
https://oceanprotocol.com/technology/compute-to-data
They do only dataset renting, not the other stuff. I don't know much about it but it's worth looking into it.

>>53401488
As of yet, not too much. There are multiple European Commission funded startups about to use it though.
iExec spent years building and they're about to finally release the missing core piece: public worker pools.
They also hired a COO whose task it is to make iExec successful. (The guy who made Groupon big). They have big plans and are aiming to hire 400 people.
It's still speculation on the adoption part but with the current AI trend, the price might go up anyways.

>>53401871
Thanks for the balanced assessment, anon. This might be a decent speculative play. Team at least "look the part."

RLC is scam coin., DIST is better token with privacys network in BSC and have zero layer oracles

>>53401908
Disregard Mumbai opinion

>>53402109
LOL ya don't say?? When I see posts like this I read it in my brain with their little accent.

>>53400729
Mac's are for fags anyway

>>53402248
Oh ya it’s painfully obvious. At this point you’d think they’d be smart enough to throw their post thru chatgpt or even fucking grammarly before they post. Whoever is paying them to shill (cough cough DIST, KENSHI) will be terribly disappointed that their money is literally advertising AGAINST their coin lol.

Redpill me on why should i buy this shit instead of REQ.

>>53402477
>REQ
Top kek.
RLC is about to explode from the AI hype plus low market available supply

>>53402477
Lol I unironically hold 1 million req and 100k rlc
If I were to buy one I'd say rlc for sure. But req will have its day. Working product. Keeps adding customers

>>53402477
We can't analyze every single shitcoin and compare it to RLC. These two have nothing in common besides being French. dyor

there nothing that blockchain can do for AI... it is just massive meme and indicator of scam. but good luck

>>53404218
AI model and data renting on iExec says otherwise

>>53398163
Curry colored ID

>>53404481
show me someone using it

>>53405676
show me someone using any new tech before anyone knew about it
buy when its popular and find out why you're forever poor

>>53405757
i already have a lot of it you greedy shill lmao

>>53405772
87 RLC is a lot to a pajeet

DIST token offer good privacys and oracle through zero layer oracles. can RLC do this? no, it do not have oracle and privacys.

business and finance do not buy rlc scam, step up to big league and look at DIST/discreet network

>>53406528
This cannot be real Lol

>>53404481
I can use models to 30b on google colab for free.
If i want something more powerfull i can rent gpu for 2$ per hour
https://www.runpod.io/console/gpu-secure-cloud

>>53406678
? zerolink is better oracle and discreet team love it ., it was announced in DIST twitter

>>53406678
It's a bot. The one with the reddit spacing and pajeet talking is always fudding in RLC threads.
I think he's fudding RLC and DIST is messing with the bot or something.
>>53321954

>>53400961
I don't get this. Currently, you cannot access the data used for chatGPT, but you can use it to generate output. So what is different here?

>>53406821
Maybe he's lying and DIST is legit idk
I havent really checked
they seem to have a PhD on board

>>53406821
RLC is a semi legit. But DIST is a blatant scam. Why do you think the moonie moons have stopped in RLC? Let’s keep it a secret though. :)

>>53405757
>muh use case
No one uses any crypto. Hype is all that matters for investing. Dog coins will outperform this again next cycle

>>53406886
>>53406821
lol you forgot to change your ID you DIST pajeet shill

>have a phd onboard
lmao lol jesus christ and you replied to yourself. you and your team needs a lot of help on “shilling”

Bump so folks can see the DIST and discreet team of shills caught responding to himself shilling his scam

>>53406836
The only way to use the model is through OpenAI's own servers. No one else can write applications that uses the model because that would leak it. Except through API keys that use those centralized servers of course. But you're limited to the options that OpenAI has and everything is centralized.

With iExec, AI models can be properly monetized. That means, decentralized applications written by any developer could use the models directly without any centralized server. That means way more freedom for developers. Way more options. More trust.

AI companies would have access to more computing power. It gives small AI companies exposure. It allows sensitive data as input. It allows input to smart contracts generated by AI without centralization.

Imagine AI is controlling our lives in the future. Do you want that done by centralized servers that can be manipulated and steal your data or do you want trust through blockchain and decentralization? The latter is only possible with decentralized cloud computing. But in order to monetize AI models with decentralization, you need iExec.

>>53406975
I'm not a shill, you fucking retard.
I told you I haven't looked into it.
Moonie moons is fudding it so that was the only thought
stupid monkey

>>53407174
oops reddit spacing ffs

>>53406975
And I replied to myself because I added more context
Is that retarded? Maybe
But it wasn't an accident

>>53407174
>you need iExec.
idk why ppl on biz dont understand this, they must be pajeets

Topped up my barrels last night I think for the last time. Don't think we'll be below $2 for very much longer.

>>53393077
How is iExec any different from Ethernity Cloud?

>>53408125
How about you find out and tells us?
Nobody fucking knows Ethernits
iExec has a head start though

>>53408125
While your at it, check out Super Protocol as well

>>53406901
Alright, I will. Thanks, fren.
I would've never even noticed without moonie kek

I have a feeling RLC is gonna be the new LINK of the bear market.

>>53394577
>>53394564
>>53394589

Stop with the digital dog shit please. It's been 5 years. DEAD SHIT COIN.

>>53410044
Link holder spotted. Shouldnt you be washing Sergeys car? Cuck

>>53410072
pussy

>>53410277
kek gave u away on this one

>>53410319
I don't follow... what are you trying to say? Your grammar sucks balls.

>>53408585
yeah the moonie moons have ceased for a bit in RLC threads. Like it’s fun and games. I get it, RLC like most other coins comes here to advertise cool. But when I see a real scam like DIST/discreet I turn the bot on for those fucks and just pound them into the fucking ground.

The only reason the bot was turned on is because whatever RLC team member made like five fucking threads in a row. Just make one general and stick with the shit and not spam it like DIST and KENSHI bullshit token scams are doing now

>>53410468
newfag doesnt know who kek is

>>53410523
is this the supposed Moonie Moons? Prove yourself

>>53411289
“Hidden jem”

“., moonie moon moons”

“ .,”

literally if you see “.,” that’s the bit running my signature script. I might change it up now

>>53411322
>>53411322
why would you even need that?

These dubs are out of control. Why are you lurking RLC threads anyways? Are you trying to FUD /biz/ so you can hoard it all?

>>53411336
just waiting for you is all.

and watching the kensi cuck clowns do their work, think best how I can script them to death next.

>>53407174
This anon gets it. Finally a high iq rlc post

>>53408629
Already is. We’re up like 100% since the market shat while most everything else is up 20% and no signs of stopping.