/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>9449775
My coin is unfuddable anyways, faggot.

>>9448268
AYO HOL UP
SO WATCHU SAYIN IS
WE WUZ EXECS?!
SHIIEEET

To expand on this, just wait til all of their dapps start using rlc. Imagine this page FULL of dapps and partners like flixxo/request using their offchain computations to fulfill their needs. You'll essentially be an oil sheikh in 2020. Thousands/millions of dapps on the iexec network will increase demand equivalent to the amount of people using it. It's a big fucking deal, especially because RLC is blockchain agnostic and the market cap is well under 200m. This will all happen too, because the future of apps are decentralized.

>>9435890
>tfw first coin to power BITCOIN SMART CONTRACTS

>>9433881
RSK just partnered with iexec who is about to release v2 and mainnet in the weeks following

iexec is about to make everyone look like brainlets

>>9428384
only idiots that don't know what RSK is sold.
Funny that RSK sounds like risk and we all know high RSK high reward

>>9426413
For sure dude, here's a copypasta from the other night some autist wrote. TLDR; sell processing power for money, basically like owning a fucking saudi oil rig.

It's going to enable off-chain processing for ETH, but their endgame is edge/fog computing. It's essentially next-gen cloud infrastructure, which by the way is being developed by iExec, IBM, Microsoft, Samsung, Intel and CISCO_FUCKING_SYSTEMS. Why is this huge? Well. 80% of the world's data is handled by Cisco routers and switches. Now iExec is working with all these behemoths side-by-side @ OpenFog consortium. If these guys want to push new tech, you'd be an absolute retard betting against them.

Imagine you're a datacenter. Now what does it cost to run it all? Literally hundreds of millions to build it and then some more to keep it running. Now imagine you could provide hosting and computing (Amazon Web Services, Netflix runs on it for example), without having to build a huge fucking datacenter. You just rent any goddamn hardware that is idling anywhere in the world to provide your service.

Now, you don't pay for infrastructure. So you cut your prices down. You become appealing to customers. You grow. You become the airBnB and Uber of data networks/service providing.

What do you need the tokens for, you might ask? Well let my autistic-as-fuck ass tell you.
It's to pay the hardware owners for computational cycles. Just like mining, but actually doing work and not wasting electricity for frivolous shit.

Oh, this sort of network model is also ABSOLUTELY CRUCIAL to IoT, since it kills all sorts of problems associated with latency and security. FUCK. This project makes my dick hard. I'm out, let me tell you another bedtime story after V2 has launched.

>>9426005
>being a government paper money cuck instead of a cybercrypto punk in 2018
I feel sorry for you. I'll be in my flying car, pleb.

I've never been so comfy in my life

copypasta from other thread

It's going to enable off-chain processing for ETH, but their endgame is edge/fog computing. It's essentially next-gen cloud infrastructure, which by the way is being developed by iExec, IBM, Microsoft, Samsung, Intel and CISCO_FUCKING_SYSTEMS. Why is this huge? Well. 80% of the world's data is handled by Cisco routers and switches. Now iExec is working with all these behemoths side-by-side @ OpenFog consortium. If these guys want to push new tech, you'd be an absolute retard betting against them.

Imagine you're a datacenter. Now what does it cost to run it all? Literally hundreds of millions to build it and then some more to keep it running. Now imagine you could provide hosting and computing (Amazon Web Services, Netflix runs on it for example), without having to build a huge fucking datacenter. You just rent any goddamn hardware that is idling anywhere in the world to provide your service.

Now, you don't pay for infrastructure. So you cut your prices down. You become appealing to customers. You grow. You become the airBnB and Uber of data networks/service providing.

What do you need the tokens for, you might ask? Well let my autistic-as-fuck ass tell you.
It's to pay the hardware owners for computational cycles. Just like mining, but actually doing work and not wasting electricity for frivolous shit.

Oh, this sort of network model is also ABSOLUTELY CRUCIAL to IoT, since it kills all sorts of problems associated with latency and security. FUCK. This project makes my dick hard. I'm out, let me tell you another bedtime story after V2 has launched.

>>9411743
stoked af

>>9396888
we have ok memes, i'd like for some people to try to make new ones but there isn't a huge memeconomy surrounding RLC sadly

>>9395479

>>9394507
now we're podracing