/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50713029
WTFWT. D'oil is in demand

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>>28555733
HIT THE PEDAL ONCE MAKE THE FLOOR SHAKE

I'm getting Link vibes!

>>28081273

Chico shilling Iexec (again)

https://youtu.be/Z1eNTuMX9RM?t=1130

Get in or neck yourself. You've had 4 years.

Is this coin the next shilled dumper or a big winner?

bought in for the first time on the dip. how many barrels to make it?

>>24246022
I want those so bad

>>24112752

>>23899484
An established open marketplace which allows not only you, but also corporate players to buy and sell computational power, and use said purchased computational power to compute jobs such as a blender render (see pic attached), or rent out AI datasets (https://builders.intel.com/ai/membership/iexec)), or using a native dapp that calculates a future price estimate of a stock for you (this once existed in the dapp store but is no longer available, not sure why) is a pretty big deal IMO.
All these things are not doable on current centralised cloud service infrastructure (not to my knowledge at least). Now. as for the RLC token itself. RLC is the key for which allow you access to the compute nodes on the network. You cannot submit jobs to the nodes for them to process unless you pay them in RLC. It serves as a binding contact between the issuer and the worker. As more jobs start pouring into the network, the asking price of RLC will go up by the workers due to the demand of jobs rising, and RLC itself will be cut up like BTC, ETH, etc to compensate for workers with lower computationally heavy workloads. This will in turn have an effect on the RLC/USD pairing price.
Also another thing worth mentioning is that Gilles Fedak (iexec CEO) has been involved in this area of computing since 2001! (https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/923246))
The team are all highly experienced, and there are some serious partnerships going on behind the scenes (DYOR hehe).
Good luck anon, if you decided to not buy in that's on you, but if you want high level access to the future world computer and have the computational power of a god you better buy in NOW.

People are going to see a lot of crazy things with this coin, as it becomes more and more apparent of how huge an impact it will have.
There will be massive shakeouts. Insane manipulation. Shit's going to get crazy, absolutely.
But if you're along for the ride, you will reap the benefits.

>>23767574
Shit I forgot the possible Coinbase addition too.
Releasing on Crypro.com means they're actively pursuing exchanges, and the US legal opinion would probably bring it all home.
Ok, with a coinbase add, I can see 7-8$ EOY.
But then again..
that supply is a huge factor, especially after it's availability increasing exponentially with a Coinbase listing. It would be pretty much the first time ever that it's easy to get for Americans.

>>23766464
Maybe the real digital oil is all the pussy I'm gonna get along the way, driving a 2021 Lamborghini Aventador Spyder Evo, black on slate black of course

>>23709295
Oh, youre good then.

It's close isn't it

i have only 5k RLC

>>23667248
I think people are just excited to see everything start falling into place. We all know the price action on RLC is going to be incredible, and we know how much information iExec has yet to divulge on the details of aformentioned collaborations.
Interesting times indeed.

Me too

>>20461579
1K

We are so early and it's so fucking comfy.