RLC General

[Anonymous No.50713029]

Who's laughing now edition.
And for my fellow oilers, What color Lamborghini are you buying?

[Anonymous No.50713051]

>>50713029
>What color Lamborghini are you buying

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqYLzlw8Pvc

[Anonymous No.50713063]

>>50713029
Black and yellow of course.
Btw why did the peg break upwards?

[Anonymous No.50713073]

>>50713063
Allowing Bitcoin to fall better

[Anonymous No.50713114]

>>50713063
Keeping with inflation. It's still $1. It's USad that's broken.

[Anonymous No.50713165]

>>50713029
WTFWT. D'oil is in demand

[Anonymous No.50713190]

>still bought it at 4$

[Anonymous No.50713227]

>>50713190
Buy more now then to lower average

[Anonymous No.50713274]

>>50713114
This. It’s nothing personnel. Expect more voilatility as they attempt to establish the new peg

[Anonymous No.50713287]

Truly the greatest $1 stable coin.

[Anonymous No.50713327]

>>50713274
>>50713287
Will it become the world's first 10$ stable coin with utility soon you think?

[Anonymous No.50713461]

WE MOONING BROS
$2 BY SEPTEMBER
when news breaks of hospitals using iexec its going over $10

[Anonymous No.50713518]

>>50713461
Scammer

[Anonymous No.50713612]

>>50713190
see >>50713227
I started buying in in the mid 3s, my average is now 0.90

[Anonymous No.50713621]

>>50713327
>$1000 stable coin
FTFY

[Anonymous No.50713796]

>>50713518
he isn't moonman and this isn't an ICP thread

[Anonymous No.50713931]

>>50713796
kek

but seriously, why is RLC everywhere nowadays? this used to be my secret gem

[Anonymous No.50714633]

>>50713931
Literally paid shills (community ambassadors & reward)

Just curious where do you see it?

[Anonymous No.50714682]

>>50713931
>this used to be my secret gem
Same, but since hitting a make it stack a few months ago (and continuing to acoomulate), I'm ready for liftoff.
They were a headliner at some conference in France, apparently Gilles was autistic (we already knew that) but it got the name out there. Keep in mind how quick this thing can spike up, it can easily 4x over a week with it's low supply. And it could do it again. And again. And again.
Prosperity is ours, anon.

[Anonymous No.50715490]

>>50713931
It's going viral now, finally. It's still a gem though, easy 100x

[Anonymous No.50715642]

>>50715490
>100x
Unironically I see it peaking around 200. That would give it a market cap of $17 billion, which isn't terribly unrealistic. That would put it on par with solana or cordano.
>inb4 kek this will never be top 10! it doesnt even DO anything!
AirBNB owns no hotels and Uber owns no cars, but they're both valued in the billions. iExec might not own any supercomputers but it's protocol allows access to such resources through a pay for play type model.
>inb4 Gilles fucks trannies!
He also fucks S*rgey in every metaphorical way imaginable.

[Anonymous No.50715684]

>>50715642
BASED

[Anonymous No.50715754]

>>50715684
>>50715642
WAGMI, fellow follower of Gilles

[Anonymous No.50716129]

>>50713029
I recently found out the the iexec token is separate from the iexec team and business- I guess this makes sense or it would really be a security- but there is no development on the coin side- this will continue to EOS its way to the trash bin- you literal fuckers will be back holding forever

[Anonymous No.50716229]

>>50716129
You need the token to pay for iExec's services, no different than needing US dollars when in the United States and paying for a service, say, getting your oil changed. It doesnt just HAPPEN, you need a means of exchange with the accepted value for said service.
iExec's marketplace of cloud based computing services are bought for, paid for, and compensated with the exchange of RLC tokens, no different than you going to a shopping mall in Denver and using US dollars to buy a new hoodie and an orange julius.

[Anonymous No.50716231]

>>50716129
>I recently found out
kek

[Anonymous No.50716264]

>>50716129

[Anonymous No.50716273]

>>50716129
iExec is the platform marketplace and RLC is the token RETARD

[Anonymous No.50716286]

>>50716129
see >>50716273

[Anonymous No.50716342]

>>50716229
But the iexec team is living off of their eth holdings not rlc and the US dollar will always have value because you have to pay all personal and corporate tax in the dollar exclusively- it’s a little more than going to a mall (whatever that is) and buying a hoodie- but you convinced me just market bought 100k rlc. One more question: what has retained better value for the iexec team, they’re eth holdings or their rlc holdings?

[Anonymous No.50716370]

>>50716273
Iexec is a crypto consulting company in France and rlc is the gas for a decentralized cloud service that no one uses. Isnt this more correct than your statement?

[Anonymous No.50716628]

>>50716342
AFAIK the team doesn't hold much RLC, but I don't see that as a negative. Look how Sergey dumps LINK into the market relentlessly driving the price down while he cashes out. Similar dynamic was seen with the crash of ICP when VC's who bought their ICP for 0.03 each sold in the hundreds. Since the team doesn't hold enough RLC to manipulate the price, the actions are almost always organic - up or down.
>US Dollar will always have value because you have to pay all personal and corporate tax in the dollar exclusively
Yes, true, but say you needed to be a member at a store in order to spend your USD there, example Costco. That membership is not useless, you cant poo-poo away the fact that you need to first spend USD to have a membership to then go shopping at the store. You can't just spend USD and buy services off the iExec marketplace - you need to first purchase RLC, exchange it for the service, then the seller can exchange RLC for USD.
>why would they do all that instead of just paying with USD elsewhere?
Because iExec requires RLC to use their service, and the service they offer is unique. The only remotely similar services are astronomically more expensive and tedious to use. RLC makes it easier and more affordable for the "small guy" to use cloud based computing services.
>What has retained better value for the iexec team, they're eth holdings or their rlc holdings?
ETH undoubtedly. But RLC isn't meant to replace ETH, its meant to compliment it, so there is no competition there.

[Anonymous No.50716942]

>>50716370
No iExec Blockchain company is the company and iExec is the decentralized marketplace

[Anonymous No.50716999]

>>50716628
Appreciate the intel. I can't believe the market cap on this is so low. Risk/reward here is amazing

[Anonymous No.50717077]

>>50716999
exactly, a sui stack is only $870 and make it stack is only $8700 right now (give or take). All the talk about it being a "stablecoin" that bounces between mid 0.80s and just over $1 makes it low risk as well as you likely won't lose money, but could have a tremendous upside.

[Anonymous No.50717138]

>>50716999
>>50717077
Checked.
For real, most of us have been accumulating for a while now and have been trying to explain the risk reward. I don't care if it moons tomorrow or stays this price for another year

[Anonymous No.50717291]

>>50717138
nice ID colors, fellow oiler

[Anonymous No.50717451]

Blubber brothers unite. 50k oily boy. Might sell my last 1k link for more.

[Anonymous No.50717560]

>>50717451
>50k oily big boy
Based whale
>might sell my last 1k link for more
Link is high risk low reward. RLC is low risk high reward. Need I say more?
S*rgey dumps tokens on his followers to fatten his own pockets. Gilles would never do such a thing,

[Anonymous No.50717623]

>>50717560
>Link is high risk low reward. RLC is low risk high reward.
Wat? Both are high risk. But RLC is higher risk higher reward.

[Anonymous No.50717686]

>>50717623
>RLC is higher risk
I wouldn't say so. RLC hasn't mooned yet
>inb4 coinbase pump
Exactly that - coinbase pump, not an organic pump.
Link had it's time, and it has passed.
RLC is the next link.
It's too late for linkies. Staking is never coming to the platform.
RLC is just now rolling out their marketplace and developing dapps. Yes, it took way too long, but it's finally happening, so there is only so much time left before the optimal time to buy is passed.
Buy now, or buy at $35. its your call.

[Anonymous No.50717771]

>>50717560
I agree. So many fucking link tokens left to dump. So many HR 500k salary san Francisco 34 year old roasties to hire. Unironly the biggest reason I'm selling. Fuck that shit
>>50717560
I would argue link is not that risky. Equally risky as buying Microsoft stock. It's has first mover advantage. Large team. Etc. It could go down but not to say 50 cents. But 10k usd of link gets you little over 1k link. Even if star align. 1 million dollars in 5 years. Woop. Rlc could be the link of Europe. And what golem wants to do. In crypto friendly(ier) France (something that is overlooked as the US destroys itself with lobbying and regulation

[Anonymous No.50717917]

I have 8k left from my peak gains, dumping it into rlc if we go below 1 usd again

[Anonymous No.50718118]

>>50717917
Not if I dump my money into it first

[Anonymous No.50718330]

Seriously what does this coin do? I hold a sui stack but someone convince to to buy a make it stack

[Anonymous No.50718524]

>>50717686
>RLC is just now rolling out their marketplace and developing dapps. Yes, it took way too long, but it's finally happening, so there is only so much time left before the optimal time to buy is passed.
The exact same was said years ago. Might happen eventually but it might as well take another few years.

Chainlink is actually used a lot and has first mover advantage. Staking will come and Sergey doesn't have infinite tokens. With time the price will slowly but surely creep up.
Meanwhile RLC has hardly any usage.

>so there is only so much time left before the optimal time to buy is passed.
Buy now, or buy at $35. its your call.
I already own RLC and no LINK. I just think it's riskier but more reward.

[Anonymous No.50718656]

>>50718330
We should make an updated list. It does many things. Allows you to rent decentralized processing power without revealing what the nodes are working on. For instance rendering a CGI video, pay the workers in RLC and no one renting out their GPUs can see what the CGI images are. Also rent out datasets for deepfakes, DALL-E for instance, without seeing the actual dataset itself.

Some more info here if you are interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SooxiuVO9U