/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58100972
The master of puppets

>>58101037
this seems plausible
most of the RLC is on that scamsite

>2024
>I am forgotten
kek

>>58100972
I solded at 4 dollars. Without blow off top that was the top of this thing previous run

I am finally selling this coin. I got a 3x. Not the best but good enough and I’m tired

>>58101621
Never hold rlc long term. It's a cursed token not needed. It's really good for a quick trade tho.

>>58101621
>selling right after it double bottomed
at least wait until it's over $4.4 again little bro

>>58101606
>>58101618
>>58101621
>>58101673
the niggers have won.

Selling not below 100

>>58100972
RLC to $8

I'm fucking tired. As soon as this shit hits $4.20-4.30 i'm out. My opportunity cost is becoming bigger and bigger

>>58100972
>who is suppressing RLC?
Isn't it obvious? 4chan is, by FUDing their own investment for the shits and giggles

The last post on twitter and the strange gif animating 1.5 circle represents the worker pools. Now I don't know if it means they are almost done.

>>58102348
>the strange gif animating 1.5 circle represents the worker pools

How so?

Akash pumped 12x in the last year, meanwhile you iExecucks are still holding digital dogshit

>>58102366
I just hope it isn't just some random gif they put here there

>>58102514
I mean, they are saying GM for the past few weeks, every so often, since they literally have nothing to tweet about. Q1 is almost over, yet they didn't even deliver a SINGULAR thing from the roadmap... They should deliver something soon-ish I presume. On top of that, the team has been growing... Yet there's still no results yet from the growth

>>58102514
https://iex.ec/marketplace/
OMFG, THEY DID IT
THESE MFS JUST SILENTLY RELEASED THE PUBLIC WORKERPOOLS
IT WORKS, TRY IT!!!

>>58102882
Don't lie, if you click "Join a pool" it redirects to https://academy.iex.ec/tag/worker/.. Hasn't that shit been there forever?

>>58102561
if you knew anything about developing good stuff, it takes time sadly, and its not easy to schedule releases when development is dynamic

>>58102561
they did promise a website redesign by EOM and the Hospital AI POC (whatever it is) "In a few weeks" on Feb 27th. These fuckers always miss deadlines though

>>58103018
Where did you hear that? The website re-designs by EOM?

>>58102990
I actually do, developer here.
>it takes time sadly
It doesn't take 7 years and 900m$ in funding, that's for sure. They could have easily left the worker pools open literally 5 years ago when they first came out, but they didn't, even though they did work... That's the real issue, them just not letting the worker pools be open. They could just develop a new version in the mean time, while the old one is up and running... But no, they have this weird logic of it HAVING to be sustainable. Why does Gilles even care if I'm running my worker with a minus or a plus, it's not like it's his decision... I just don't get half of their decisions, it's hilarious really

>>58103084
i think they have a master plan(that's why its taking longer than usual) because they realized something wrong the first time(no profitable/meaningful apps) they released the pools. it's about launching with actual reason to run a worker(forever) next time around.

but ur also right, it is taking longer than usual for the amount of $ these french niggers have

>>58102916
I don't know what this coin does or why I'm in this thread but if anything was going to make me buy its your pic. Could make the same with Carma which also had a lot of barrels and violence.

>>58103084
Pretty sure it was in TG, either Rafal or Blaire

>>58103190
It's a decentralized cloud + a marketplace where you can buy/sell any cloud asset (data sets, computing power, ...). Anyone will be able to join, a simple home PC will be able to join and provide computing power. While all of this is true it's also CONFIDENTIAL compute on top of that. Therefore every computation that's being made is confidential in nature. So it's basically an confidential compute cloud + marketplace. It's the HOLY GRAIL of decentralization, but the worker pools aren't out yet, therefore we're all FUDing the living shit out of it, because we're all in despair and pain. Welcome to the /schizo/ community of RLC and thank you that you like the picture. It's one of my favorites too

>>58103243
Thanks

>>58103190
You make investment decisions based on funny pictures online?

>>58103153
>i think they have a master plan
If only that was true... I really do hope it is

>because they realized something wrong the first time(no profitable/meaningful apps) they released the pools
They could just test on the public worker pools, instead on the private ones...

They do literally have 6.8m RLC left over from the ICO, they could incentivize the worker pools with that. BUT NO, why make a smart move in order to bring people in, right?
Their RLC wallet: https://etherscan.io/address/0xd65380d773208a6aa49472bf55186b855b393298


>>58103357
I mean, what do you think meme coins are?

>>58103196
Ah, that's great if that's true that it's coming EOM, since currently a real issue is that people don't for instance realize it's an AI coin, because it's mentioned literally NOWHERE on the landing page of iexec. Also the website looks kinda old by todays standards. I really hope they up their game, I want a website that looks like this https://phala.network/ ... I think this looks very modern. RLCs website looks like vomit compared to it.

>>58103495
their marketing is so bad and their whole adoption team is idiotic. They have like 500 million dollars and wont spend any of it "because taxes" and won't listen to any ideas from the community. They could incentivize so much app development, liquidity farming, give away free data sets, subsidize network usage etc and 18k for a hackathon is all they can muster. What kind of garbage are you going to get for a potential prize of at most 10k lmao good developers are making 200+ / hr. I think Gilles realized he has unlimited runway and will just tinker for the next 20 years until his project is perfect. Lesson learned - don't trust academics to ever deliver anything useful.

I hate these frogs so much but I'm too married to my bags so I just seethe every day instead

>>58103555
The reason is that they know they have a token not needed project. Would you spend money to pump a token not needed?

>>58103495
>I mean, what do you think meme coins are?
a load of bullcrap

>>58103601
To advertise their marketplace. Except, of course, it's not needed either.

>>58103555
b-b-but we have (not so) private email!!!1

>>58103555
i think theyre still trying though which is cool i think this and next year will be big at least pricewise

gilles is a jewish little french cuck not spending money tho

>>58103789
>this and next year will be big
Yeah, I never heard it before

>>58103864
it's over gilles

>>58100972
Oil

>>58103789
Id rather kill myself than to hold this dogshit another year you hear me?!?!

>>58104138
>he doesnt want to make it
ngmi

>>58103555
They have like 500 million dollars
It's actually almost 1b$... So basically 3-4x their mcap.
Their ETH wallet: https://etherscan.io/address/0x21346283a31a5ad10fa64377e77a8900ac12d469#internaltx
Their RLC wallet: https://etherscan.io/address/0xd65380d773208a6aa49472bf55186b855b393298
+ 10k BTC
That's about 900m$...

>"because taxes"
I think that's a bad excuse, they literally have 900m$, they could get the BEST accounting firm ON THE PLANET and pay them 10x over. I really just think that because Gilles is an academic he literally has no clue what he's doing with the funds. He's just a guy who likes making research papers and never probably had ANY money, that's probably the reason why he has 0 business sense.

>>58103601
What do you think meme coins are? Or 90% of the space to be honest?

>>58103243
Does it do anything to secure the AI prompts or is it really about big tech keeping models to themselves while working together to form a pseudo monopoly? If I use it to generate a picture of Greta Thunberg killing Jews with Hitler will the Brits send their loicense politzei?

>>58104495
>Does it do anything to secure the AI prompts
It could
It's more about the data models of the AI though

>>58104495
>Does it do anything to secure the AI prompts
It can PARTIALLY. Imagine you're the chatGPT guys ok? If I go on your website and use chatGPT then RLC CAN'T make sure that on YOUR side you don't record what I say to your chat app... RLC also can't guarantee that some the gov isn't spying on your internet connection and getting the data in CLEAR TEXT before it arrives at the worker. Therefore communication needs to be encrypted before you send it to the worker and the chatGPT guys shouldn't be recording it before it gets encrypted. But once the worker gets the data then it's 100% safe that the worker can't read the data.

>or is it really about big tech keeping models to themselves while working together to form a pseudo monopoly
Yes, but on top of that they can COLLABORATE because of that, which is huge in itself. They can also with no problems sell their data sets, since they'd always be confident, but people could still use them.

Also what people seem to forget is that you completely sidestep GDCR (I think it's GDCR? Correct me if I'm wrong) guidelines. For instance, if you're a hospital it's ILLEGAL to hand out patient data in order to train data models, BUT if the patient data is 100% private all the time, then it doesn't matter at all. This is HUGE when you think about the potential this could bring to advancing health science, solely based on the fact that we would suddenly have AI models trained on MASSIVE AMOUNTS of healthcare data. This is really really big.

>>58104563
>dumps in price
wow, real interesting

>>58104563
The hospital thing is cool. Time to become a medtech installing server racks full of nvidia cards in hospitals I guess

>>58104495
Now you might ask, how can someone make an AI model out of encrypted data? Because that's just how homomorphic encryption works. Homomorphic encryption works in such a way, that the data is encrypted w/o losing the RELATIONS withing the data. AI models learn the RELATIONS on the data. They don't need to know the exact data, they only need to understand the relations between the data itself. RLC isn't homomorphic encryption, but it's something that works in a similar fashion. It encrypts the data while preserving the important parts, the relations between the data itself.

Also, RLC is able to do CPU and GPU compute, they're also working in implementing the H100 AI GPUs in order for people to have an easier time running AI algos

>>58104563
>they can COLLABORATE
this is one of the most valuable things about iExec imo

>>58104606
Yes, they're soon going to publish what I mentioned in collab with a real hospital. This anon also mentioned this >>58103018 ... It's a Proof of Concept... But still

The implications of this project ARE MASSIVE, but the team is just taking FAR TOO LONG. While being incompetent as fuck with the funds. As this anon here said >>58103555
>They could incentivize so much app development, liquidity farming, give away free data sets, subsidize network usage etc and 18k for a hackathon is all they can muster. What kind of garbage are you going to get for a potential prize of at most 10k lmao good developers are making 200+ / hr. I think Gilles realized he has unlimited runway and will just tinker for the next 20 years until his project is perfect.

The problem is that Gilles is such a fucking academic and perfectionist (perfectionism is bad... ask any psychiatrist he'll tell you the same) that he doesn't deliver fuck all while the investors are getting destroyed by the price action. This coin could EASILY be a top 20 coin if they only delivered SOMETHING, ANYTHING. As it currently is it's EMPTY PROMISES on to of announcements of announcements.

>>58104679
thats why i think it will, it's just going to happen and piss everyone off

>>58104740
They do have the necessary connections to all the big players they need in order to make something happen, yes. But in the last 7 years they haven't taken ANY advantage of said connections. They have connection to Nvidia, yes. They have connections to Intel, yes. They have connections to IBM, yes. They have connections to the Ethereum Enterprise Alliance, yes. They have connections to the Confidential Computing Consortium, yes. But except for Proof of Concepts nothing was done. No deals, no development, no nothing. If only they could actually just follow through somehow on something. Their whole business and adoption team is just incompetent monkeys. I've actually been spamming them on twitter to hire me and they'd only need to pay me the MINIMAL amount... Food, shelter, fitness, maybe a new phone kek and I'd happily work for them and get some business in. They could literally fire the whole adoption and sales department and I can guarantee you I'd make more adoption happen the these dimwit monkeys, while I'd also make sure I'm on their asses 24/7 about the release of the worker pools... Sustainable or not, I don't give a fuck if a single user uses them or if it's a ghost town. They need to get released ASAP. They should've been released 5 years ago. 5 LONG YEAR AGO. They actually banned me from twitter, since I notified Intel about how they're not decentralized, they really didn't like that one. Intel did say they'll look into it, but then nothing happened. 2-3 weeks after the incident they announced the worker pools kek. I think it was a wake up call for them.... Single man army!

>>58105219
it's happening before our very eyes
https://twitter.com/GoogleCloudTech/status/1770756492985090361

>>58105462
Would be hilarious if it were actually true... It would insta pump to 150$

>>58105219
Soo… AI version of Link?

>>58105534
Do you remember when LINK announced they're doing off-chain compute?
https://www.zdnet.com/finance/blockchain/chainlink-2-0-brings-off-chain-compute-to-blockchain-oracles-promotes-adoption-of-hybrid-smart-contracts/
https://chain.link/education-hub/off-chain-data

Chainlink LITERALLY wants to be iExec RLC. LITERALLY. But the catch is we're 7 years ahead of development, while RLC is LEADING the confidential off-chain compute sector as a whole
https://entethalliance.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/EEA_Off-Chain_Trusted_Compute_Specification_v1.1.pdf
This is the off-chain trusted compute specification, which the WHOLE SECTOR is following that was made by iExec and Intel 5 years ago.

>>58105534
No, it's MUCH more than just an AI version of LINK. It can do ANY arbitrary computation, while keeping it private, while also having a marketplace where people can buy/sell computing power, data sets, other cloud related resources. And there's also the thing about the worker pools, where ANYONE with a normal PC will be able to provide CPU/GPU power. This has HUGE IMPLICATIONS... You have NO FUCKING CLUE ANON. The team also has INFINITE FUNDING because they have a stack of 10k BTC, 6.8m RLC and what used to be 120k ETH is now 24.7k RLC... Lol I just noticed, 1h ago they made 4 transactions. 1 for 0.1 ETH, 2 for 4166 ETH and 1 for 4167 ETH. 6 days ago they made 1tx of 0.01ETH. This are the first transactions made after 288 days... But the problem with the project is that the team is literally not doing fuck all. But if the just pull their heads out of their arses this project will become amazing due to all the above mentioned crap and more.

>>58105219
connections are useless if you don't use them yourself KEK, having the contact of X important person but never calling them is retarded
like, i had a friend that was in contact with an upcoming coin called loaf cat, contacted him, invested and got a x10 in like 2 days
If he didn't tell me about it, i would've NEVER known about the coin til after the first big pump, still using it tho

>>58105534
RLC is an CONFIDENTIAL OFF-CHAIN COMPUTE coin with a marketplace attached to it. Yes it can also do doracles, which are literally superior to chainlinks. Why? Because they're CONFIDENTIAL in nature. LINK oracles aren't CONFIDENTIAL. Anyone can see what data you're pulling from off-chain to on-chain. If you use a RLC doracle that's not the case. Sure you can also make a RLC doracle not be confidential, but you can also make it confidential

>>58105667
Did you even read my comment? I literally said the same thing you did. I said this look
>But except for Proof of Concepts nothing was done. No deals, no development, no nothing. If only they could actually just follow through somehow on something. Their whole business and adoption team is just incompetent monkeys. I've actually been spamming them on twitter to hire me and they'd only need to pay me the MINIMAL amount... Food, shelter, fitness, maybe a new phone kek and I'd happily work for them and get some business in. They could literally fire the whole adoption and sales department and I can guarantee you I'd make more adoption happen the these dimwit monkeys

I completely agree with you that they're more or less dimwits. But again, they're dimwits with INFINITE funding and sooner or later even a blind chicken finds the grain...

See this comment >>58104243 .... Literally INFINITE FUNDING. While it's also a fact that in the previous years the team kept changing and getting new people. Now the team started to settle and getting bigger. At the start of 2023 there was like 40 people, now there's 60+ and no one got replaced or left to my knowledge. They've also pointed this out themselves, while also saying that people now have more set roles inside the company, whereas before it was a bit confusing who was doing what

While also on top of all that bullshit, the team BARELY uses their ICO funding and tries to get as much funding from outside. They're more or less covered on that, the partnerships they have provide them with more free, cheaper resources and funding.

>>58105667
They do have early access to the H100 AI GPUs because of the Nvidia partnership, they're in the NVIDIA Inception program https://medium.com/iex-ec/iexec-joins-nvidia-inception-program-b8b4b1abbc94

But yes, I'd still argue that they're not using the funding to it's full extent, they could use it more wisely and incentivize people to develop more. Can't counter argue that shit

>>58105748
>>58105706
holy moly how do you type so much?
ill get a 250 word discussion assignment to do and ill put it off for a week until the final day that its due kek

>>58105772
I'm used to talking about RLC... I just flies out of me, there's a lot of shit to say.
>ill get a 250 word discussion assignment to do and ill put it off for a week until the final day that its due kek
Yes, but that's because you HATE that shit, I don't hate talking about RLC... That's why shit just flies out of me. You need to actually THINK about what you're going to write on your assignment, if you wrote the same assignment for 1000x the words would be flying out of you, because you'd know exactly what's required of you

>>58105789
ok then let me ask you this: do you believe that ixec will surpass link's marketcap in the future? as i understand it, a lot of that hinges on the team's ability to market this coin better than they have been

>>58105843
it will it does everything link does and more

>>58105843
Not sure, if they actually pulled their shit together than that's a confident YES. The project has more utility than LINK ever will. But will it live up to it's full potential? If we judge from past performance that's a big NO. But it has been looking better lately, due to the things I said about a steady team growth (which might also not be good, since they're growing the team while no results are in sight kek)... The first major thing that just needs to happen is the worker pools (CPU/GPU) being open and staying open, FOREVER. They've been open a few times already, but always closed after some time. If you look at projects like Golem, Akash and RNDR, their worker pools are open and they're doing well because of it. Then after the worker pools come out, then we can move from there. Then we need AI to start working, specifically LLMs (that's on the roadmap, it's being researched)

roadmap: https://trello.com/b/oSCT5z09/iexec-adoption-roadmap

>>58105877
What this guy said.

>>58105843
All in all, this project is nothing but pain and suffering, don't buy. But if you want to feel true pain and suffering I can't stop you

Here are the stacks
87 (village stack) = 1 / 1.000.000th of the supply (1 million can have this many)
870 (suicide stack) = 1 / 100.000th of the supply (100k can have this many)
8700 (make it/upload stack) = 1 / 10.000th of the supply (10k can have this many)

7 years ago everyone had a chance of either buying LINK or RLC... This board was literally a LINK vs RLC board back then for a long time. I literally have 15 RLC memes related to LINK

>>58103153
They don't spend any of the money. I wish they would. They have almost half a billion that's been sitting there for years. They could buy back the entire supply of rlc from binance if they wanted to.

>>58100972

do you compare the number one in AI with RLC?Even BIDU, MSFT all is much better than that sht

>>58100972

RLC is supressing RLC

>>58107245

Holding all plus AGRS

>>58105772
Its because he's on meth. That's why he has his name.

>>58107258

Omg what a newgag

>>58107245
>>58107255

All that sucks

>>58107264

Go bed child

>>58107258
i miss methanon, his threads were god tier. i hope he still holds

Can any of you bless me with $2k this month? Actually as being a student its being hard for me to survive, suffering badly with foods in this ramadan month. Lost job 2 month ago, still searching for one. At least $2k would helpful for me to run this month well.

I think sometimes situation become worst to struggle, we need a helping hand that moment.... If someone can help me out, please send me an email to anon33001@proton.me

>>58107308
No nigger GTFO

>>58107308
Pray your gay allah

I held this shit from 2018 to 2021. So glad I sold. RLC is solid idea but the team is dogshit and token doesn't move.

>>58105462
Five letters, two yellow dots and at a cloud computing event ?
Don't do that don't give me hope

>>58100972
Refute me the bitches.
Cried compute 2012
Worked for cern, u really think this coin ain’t going to make it.
Pircel.

Wait a while b4 post so nsa can analyse, wtf?
Captchas going to be bad for a dislexic lie me
Captcha, u a in a laugh bruv?

>>58105648
>It can do ANY arbitrary computation, while keeping it private
Not right now.They can't do continuously running stuff like servers, GPU-heavy compute or use complex dependencies because alpine linux sucks ass. (I guess it could be done technically? but have fun installing the requirements) Gramine was a big hope but that got disabled because apparently it's not safe enough?

>>58108448
Don't even bother. The twitter is run by a pajeet.

>>58107170
>They have almost half a billion that's been sitting there for years
Look at this comment >>58104243, they actually have about 900m$

>>58107249
True

>>58101037
>Binance is suppressing RLC'S price
Its actually the other way around. The only reason this dead end abandoned token even went up this far is because Binance placed it in the AI category.
Imagine the price if RLC wasn't on this list. Easily below $2.

>>58112900
Actually, it's placed in the AI category on CMC, because I MADE IT SO and therefore it's on the Binance AI category list. While it also makes sense to place it here. Both are true

>>58113054
So what's the next step of Gilles' master plan ?

do you guys think it will top out at 4.2 or 4.5 this weekend?

>>58114405
6 dollar waiting room

>>58114242
Fuck more trannies in Jakarta

Look, this is their ETH wallet, it's being drained
https://etherscan.io/address/0x21346283a31a5ad10fa64377e77a8900ac12d469#internaltx
Guess where the funding is going to?

>They can't do continuously running stuff like servers
True

>GPU-heavy compute
This is getting implemented

>use complex dependencies because alpine linux sucks ass
I have no knowledge of this, therefore can't comment it

>(I guess it could be done technically? but have fun installing the requirements) Gramine was a big hope but that got disabled because apparently it's not safe enough?
Again, no clue to be honest

>>58114659
Uh ? I thought I was schizo enough to guess about the worker pools but this.. What do they need so much ETH ?

>>58114659
Why are they sending ETH to kraken? Selling it? For what?

>>58114659
They're actually sending their ETH to Kraken... If you look 1 hop further it was sent to this wallet: https://etherscan.io/address/0x09d745fac5306f41c1e29d76c4f739618c441b7a
And this wallet sent it to Kraken, they're selling their ETH I guess? Those french bastard are literally selling the bottom. Fuck Giless, what are you doing?!?!

>>58114708
*why

>>58114708
I'm not sure... The ETH wallet they have had 120k ETH from the start. I'm not even sure where all that funding went to kek. Look at the analytics of the their ICO wallet
https://etherscan.io/address/0x21346283a31a5ad10fa64377e77a8900ac12d469#analytics
They had 120.7k ETH from the beginning and through the years they've drained it slowly. Where the shit is all of this funding going, I'm not sure. There are no results to be seen. Also the logic with the "tax issues" can not be true, since they're obviously selling their ETH. Or they might be staking it through Kraken? Or what?

>>58114722
Holy shit kraken Could it be.. the final exit scam ???

>>58114770
Kek, if it were an exist scam they'd rugged 7 years ago. Must be the worst exit scam I've seen if it were true.
Also, their RLC wallet is untouched
https://etherscan.io/address/0xd65380d773208a6aa49472bf55186b855b393298

Also funny thing I've noticed, Three arrow capital used the same wallet as iExec??!?!
https://etherscan.io/address/0x09d745fac5306f41c1e29d76c4f739618c441b7a
WTF?

>>58104243
99.999pct of this market is tokens not needed

>>58114804
More or less yes, welcome to crypto

>>58114795
What a shame, at least if they exit scammed I could have been free and move on.
Do they feed upon our suffering only.