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Someone has been accumulating the shit out of this over the last few days and it's primed to pop. Also a decent hold considering the fundamentals and company behind it. Big NVIDIA conference this weekend where the CEO will be speaking about RNDR to the masses.

Don't say I didn't warn you.

This is a ONCE IN A LIFETIME opportunity to invest in what will actually be paradigm shifting tech, nobody will be able to do what RNDR plans on doing because RNDR has the patents for:

1) Allocation of gpu resources across multiple clients

https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/17/a9/82/08a73743fba53a/US8803892.pdf

2) Token-based billing model for server-side rendering

https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/59/8c/ed/c9d132d2becf9f/US9197642.pdf


Patents have a lifespan for 30 years, so this means that RNDR/OTOY will be holding the GPU rendering industry by the balls for the next 25 YEARS based on the patent filing.

Projects like iExec and Golem don't even stand a chance against RNDR because the only usecase for a decentralized cloud is for public clouds already cannot do, and that is GPU rendering and these scams are 100mil+ mcap while RNDR is 28mil. This means that at the absolutely minimum this is a 3.5x from here.

This is a ONCE IN A LIFETIME opportunity to invest in what will actually be paradigm shifting tech, nobody will be able to do what RNDR plans on doing because RNDR has the patents for:

1) Allocation of gpu resources across multiple clients

https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/17/a9/82/08a73743fba53a/US8803892.pdf

2) Token-based billing model for server-side rendering

https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/59/8c/ed/c9d132d2becf9f/US9197642.pdf


Patents have a lifespan for 30 years, so this means that RNDR/OTOY will be holding the GPU rendering industry by the balls for the next 25 YEARS based on the patent filing.

Projects like iExec and Golem don't even stand a chance against RNDR because the only usecase for a decentralized cloud is for public clouds already cannot do, and that is GPU rendering and these scams are 100mil+ mcap while RNDR is 28mil. This means that at the absolutely minimum this is a 3.5x from here.

>>21772568
The RNDR network makes iExec useless. The only way to succeed in the decentralized computing space is to have projects that dont already encroach upon centralized solutions. iExec is just trying to become a more costly and painful version of AWS and Google Cloud services. RNDR on the other hand has identified the problem of there not being enough GPU power on public clouds and therefore has found a proper niche where it can grow and become the standard.


Here is OTOY CEO/RNDR founder addressing the lack of GPU rendering power on public clouds at an AWS conference and how RNDR can solve the problem:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AqmPGrrXzA

>>21703309
The RNDR network makes iExec useless. The only way to succeed in the decentralized computing space is to have projects that dont already encroach upon centralized solutions. iExec is just trying to become a more costly and painful version of AWS and Google Cloud services. RNDR on the other hand has identified the problem of there not being enough GPU power on public clouds and has found a proper niche where it will continue to grow.


Here is OTOY CEO/RNDR founder addressing the lack of GPU rendering on public clouds at an AWS conference and how RNDR can solve the problem:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AqmPGrrXzA

>>21698145
The RNDR network makes iExec useless. The only way to succeed in the decentralized computing space is to have projects that dont already encroach upon centralized solutions. iExec is just trying to become a more costly and painful version of AWS and Google Cloud services. RNDR on the other hand has identified the problem of there not being enough GPU power on public clouds and has found a proper niche where it will continue to grow.


Here is OTOY CEO/RNDR founder addressing the lack of GPU rendering on public clouds at an AWS conference and how RNDR can solve the problem:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AqmPGrrXzA

The RNDR network makes iExec useless. The only way to succeed in the decentralized computing space is to have projects that dont already encroach upon centralized solutions. iExec is just trying to become a more costly and painful version of AWS and Google Cloud services. RNDR on the other hand has identified the problem of there not being enough GPU power on public clouds and has found a proper niche where it will continue to grow.


Here is OTOY CEO/RNDR founder addressing the lack of GPU rendering on public clouds at an AWS conference and how RNDR can solve the problem:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AqmPGrrXzA

>>21667447
thats polkadot, a completely useless project

The RNDR network makes iExec useless. The only way to succeed in the decentralized computing space is to have projects that dont already encroach upon centralized solutions. iExec is just trying to become a more costly and painful version of AWS and Google Cloud services. RNDR on the other hand has identified the problem of there not being enough GPU power on public clouds and has found a proper niche where it will continue to grow.


Here is OTOY CEO/RNDR founder addressing the lack of GPU rendering on public clouds at an AWS conference and how RNDR can solve the problem:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AqmPGrrXzA

>>21652225
The RNDR network makes your iExec useless. The only way to succeed in the decentralized computing space is to have projects that dont already encroach upon centralized solutions. iExec is just trying to become a more costly and painful version of AWS and Google Cloud services. RNDR on the other hand has identified the problem of there not being enough GPU power on public clouds and has found a proper niche where it will continue to grow.


Watch CEO of OTOY/RNDR founder address this problem and promote RNDR to AWS at an AWS conference:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AqmPGrrXzA&feature=emb_logo

>>21650868
The RNDR network makes your shitcoin useless. The only way to succeed in the decentralized computing space is to have projects that dont already encroach upon centralized solutions. iExec is just trying to become a more costly and painful version of AWS and Google Cloud services. Rndr on the other hand has identified the problem of there not being enough GPU power on public clouds and has found a proper niche where it will continue to grow.

>>21611829
The rndr network makes your shitcoin useless. The only way to succeed in the decentralized computing space is to have projects that dont already encroach upon centralized solutions. iExec is just trying to become a most costly and painful version of AWS and Google Cloud services. Rndr on the other hand has identified the problem that there is not enough GPU power on public clouds and has found a proper niche. Soon people will realize that the only value that comes from the RLC coin is speculation not actual utility.

>>21610514
The rndr network makes your shitcoin useless. The only way to succeed in the decentralized computing space is to have projects that dont already encroach upon centralized solutions. iExec is just trying to become a most costly and painful version of AWS and Google Cloud services. Rndr on the other hand has identified the problem that there is not enough GPU power on public clouds and has found a proper niche.

Has anyone looked into the technicals of this? Vert low market cap and coinbase said they are looking into listing. Thoughts?