/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29030019
90% or more of these shitcoin gamblers lose everything over time.

Those of us who can read and just long fundamentally sound projects are the ones who make money investing. Those who understand iExec know there is no such thing as owning too much. Those of us with make-it stacks know we will be the new aristocracy on the back of this investment. If CZ, faggot whales and retardoid jeet-brained boomers are willing to sell their future to us for single digits, then that's fine by me. We will try to pay them back some for their sacrifice by employing their kids in 10 years time.

Your time is counted, don't forget to buy low.

>>28253208
decentralised cloud compute needed for blockchains.

Can run nodes on cloud. Can run relayer functions on cloud. Etc etc. All without compromising decentralisation.

This is very similar to LINK in that the herd simply do not understand. Too many degrees of abstraction required to comprehend why RLC will necessarily be paradigm shifting technology.

No more apps being shut down because globohomo (AWS) doesn't tolerate dissident politics. No more people locked out of their AI shite like "smart" homes because the CCP had agent identities leaked and AWS shuts down for several hours to scrub the files. Etc, etc.

We needed this. We knew it was inevitable that someone would eventually build it. Now it is here.

>>28109175
huh?

>>25722856

this is a guaranteed 50x atleast in the next 12 months max

>>24748877
Based, no guts no glory

You would not believe how comfy it is to hold a make-it stack of digital oil

Stacking barrels on the weekend like usual
Way off in the deep end like usual
Linkies swear they passed us they doing too much
Haven't seen our doracles they too turnt up

>>24116517
Now it's sounds like a promising token, thank anon.
>>24117185
Nice now you can shill iexec in it.

yallah pamp the oil

>>23984809
>It can do too much
lmfao
>proof-of-concept
Nigger they have literally finished their whitepaper (ahead of schedule) and been given regulatory approval. More than this, they don't hold a gazillion tokens poised to dump on retail, they don't pay "influencers" to shill for them and they don't even have an official discord.

More than this even, they have been involved in standardisation efforts and fair practice collectives since day one. Certainly one of the good guys so far, which is not only bullish in terms of what it indicates about the quality of the team/project, but bullish in the sense that no-one knows about this yet.

Ultra low-IQ redditors like yourself will all-in market buy a rug-pull as soon as your favourite media scammer shills a token, yet you FUD staggeringly impressive projects... Frankly it's fascinating and knowing that your ilk will be buying my bags when I am finally dumping on the market for $11490 makes me very, very satisfied.

>>23986518
most people really still don't know anon
we're so fucking early still

>>23977791

fill your bags before its too late.. unless you dont want to be a digital oil baron and be a poorfag forever

ready to become an oil baron

You either have 8,700 barrels or you don't

>>23541901
https://hackernoon.com/blockchains-need-iexec-the-market-just-hasnt-realized-it-yet-5597c743cd0a

>>23161688
Checked

>>21832144
Oil barrels are legit.

>>21704881
OILY COINY I LOVE YOU
OILY COINY TECHNOLOGY BREAKTHROUGH
OILY COINY BASED AND TRUE
OILY COINY MAXXING OUT TOP HIGH IQ
OILY COINY FUCK THIS FUCK THAT
OILY COINY BEST I'VE EVER EVER HAD
OILY COINY WORLD COMPUTER IRONCLAD
OILY COINY REAL LIFE CHAD

NEVER EVER SELLING MY OILY COINIES
NEVER EVER SELLING MY DIGITAL OIL

FUCK NIGGERS
FUCK KIKES
FUCK THOTS
AND FUCK JANNIES

OIL BARONS OUT