/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22181581
Forgot pic. Try to FUD your way out of this one.

How come flash loans haven't abused every burn and mint function in coins so far?

I thought AMPL's geysers/pools and also YFI's pair pools were going to get flash loaned any second.

>>21936932
Ironically even though this token is completely under the radar apart from /biz/ coinbase instantly posted it as a potential token.

>>21932034
The price floor is 0.25 moron. Jules and the head dev have discussed this over and over, ICO buyers themselves bought at 0.25. You can cope all you want but the rocketship is taking off with or without you.

>>21912137
It is becoming an increasing problem that the coin is not on proper exchanges but being absolutely honest I believe the first proper exchange will be coinbase and then binance. For the meantime the other scammy exchanges will have to do.

Blog by coinbase for RNDR consideration: https://blog.coinbase.com/coinbase-continues-to-explore-support-for-new-digital-assets-2c5b84813fcf

Discord link: d15c0rd . gg / DVXbwpu

>>21837068
Hopefully that does not happen and most of biz can ride this one together, I would like to create a community not just make money

>>21742323
There is no doubt in my mind that RNDR is the next moonshoot and I am going to explain my case. I highly encourage you to do a bit of diggiging to but personally I am still learning more about this project everyday.

1: The team

The token has been in development for three years and is made by an established company (OTOY) that has been releasing GPU rendering software for a decade. The software (Octane) is used by not only individuals but in industry aswell for various graphical projects. This means that RNDR will quickly be able to partner with leaders in the field as they are already acquained with them.

2: Coinbase listing

RNDR was mentioned in a coinbase blog post as a coin that they are considering listing. This would he a huge win for coinbase because it would bring in a flood of artists and other types of people who will use the coin for quick rendering of their projects. This to me makes a coinbase listing close to inevitable because of the traction it will bring to the company.

3: Solution solving a problem not solution looking for a non-existing problem + World Economic Forum

Unlike other crypto projects that try to do decentralized cloud computing RNDR is focused on a smaller sector of cloud computing that has been overall ignored by the current companies, and that is GPU computing. This has spawned GPU farms but overall they are extremely pricy and are not that compatiable with many types of projects. With the increase in GPU technology along with in-built GPU's in laptops and desktops people can lend their rendering power in a simple fashion and immeditely gain rewards. Jules who is the CEO explains this at an AWS conference.

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

Here is the world economic forum article which hints to systems like RNDR as being a potential usecase:

https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2018/04/questions-blockchain-toolkit-right-for-business

>>21713109
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

>>21711493
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

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

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 on public clouds at an AWS conference and how RNDR can solve the problem:


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

>>21699030
It will only take 32k to reach 20 cents on probit and after that there is not a single sell order in the books. Combine that with potential coinbase listing this shit is easily going to go sky high.

>>21668738
>>21668777

Your cope levels are bleeding out. Admit it, you bought RLC because you fell for the "digital oil" memes and are unable to accept that a superior project exists. Seems like you are an emotional investor rather than a technical one, you should really analyze your position again and ponder if you are making the right moves.

>>21658153
Intel and Google are leading the way for cloud computing security. But the thing is that even if iExec was ahead by a marginal amount it is nothing that would require a decentralized solution. Google and Intel are able to incorporate this into their own systems it does not require adopting iExec. On the topic of iExec and GPU rendering I was aware of this, but it does not matter much if there is nobody participating in the network! Right now there is no person except iExec run nodes that are lending computing power to the network making it ultimately useless.

>>21658254
Ocean is a huge project that iExec holders not even taking into consideration. It has a potential coinbase listing just like RNDR and if iExec truly was something impressive it for sure would have been looked to in-depth. iExec is in great danger right now of becoming Golem-tier as ocean gains momentum.

>>21645191
Please dont kid with yourself. Invest in projects that have a chance to change the world then only will you make great consistent returns.

RNDR token.

1: Currently being considered by coinbase

2: Made by OTOY which has a google ceo, ibm ceo, bat founder/javascript creator on their advisor board

3: jj Abrams is using it in his movies

4: still 11 cents and rank 2000+

This is guaranteed to go to at least 1 dollar

>>21614127
Buy render slut

Every coin being shilled here on biz has pumped to the moon. RNDR has not had a moon mission and is still under ICO price. Not only do I believe it will get listed on coinbase but I also believe that the RNDR network will be the standard for cloud rendering after listing on popular exchanges.

>>21603888
This is the render token
>>21603912
Right now gpu rendering on public clouds is far too expensive, this provides a much cheaper option by using the gpu power of people who are willing to lend it to the render network
>>21603929
look at pic related, coinbase will happen soon. its the one coin that would be beneficial for them to and give value to crypto as a useful coin
>>21603945
this is RNDR

>>21601884
It wont take that much volume to moon the shit out of this coin eventually some bigshot is going to want to accumulate or in the case that a coinbase listing happens it would be huge. Red X's are the coins that have already been listed.