/biz/ - Business & Finance

I literally went all in about a week ago. I didn't even feel like selling immediately into the pump after the Intel announcement. I can feel myself being fucking rich in just a decade.

>>9511974
I can feel it too. The true patrician's choice.

>>9511997
About HPC(high performance computing) in 2020:
>This version allows miners to join the iEx.ec market network as Server providers, and provide their customers with true supercomputing capabilities.

>At the moment, the mining farms monetize their GPU resources by computing blockchain consensus. Through iEx.ec, these providers will gain access to a new market of blockchain-based HPC applications. By this, the providers will be offered the opportunity to better exploit their vast amount of computing power and extend their businesses.

>In addition to miners, the iEx.ec HPC version will extend the Application providers pool to GPU-based applications. These applications address deep learning, 3D rendering, computational fluid dynamics, molecular dynamics, finance, and many more. We’ll put a focus on Deep Learning applications because of its incredible fast growing usage, and because actors are already keen on using GPU Cloud computing for that.

iExec's blockchain computing will enable the next boost we need to achieve the world's first real AI, as current hardware will limit us for ~10-20 years, and will never be able to compete with a decentralized supercomputer that has no origin or ((((hardware producer with backdoors)))).

All you have to do is accumulate and hold for 2 years, 1 rlc = $1k+ in 2020.
Intel is never wrong.

>>9512042
>$1k in 2020
If you are going to shill your coins, at least make it realistic. There's no way in hell it reaches that price. Not that I'm complaining, I would be literally a millionaire in my country if that ever happens.

>>9512821
I can see it happeping. 1000$ would be around ETH market cap which is totally possible in 2 years

RLC literally means "Runs Lots of Computers" which is alpha asf

>>9512860
>i can see this happening
Based on what grounds? This doesn't even offer any form of staking or rewards for holding coins. At best, it's just a reward token for allowing the company to use your hardware (ie mining) for their decentralized cloud computing networking.

You're doing it all wrong, sell when there's a pump and don't be left bag holding.

The concept of moon missions has everyone so panicked about missing one that they hold their bags tightly whilst missing out on profiting.

You might get that moon mission, but you likely won't (applies to 99% of crypto), so why not trade on less risk making accumulative small profits?

>>9512893
Cloud computing will be a 500billion industry in 2020. I can see iExec being 80billions share of the total.

You rent your hardware, you get rewarded. It's as easy as that.

>>9512945
Yes you get rewarded with tokens, much like companies like Amazon pay you with cash (fiat) for selling them your goods and services. Again, I don't see how this equals to $1k by 2020. $500bln industry doesn't mean your ERC-20 tokens rise in value. This is by no means a stock too, it's just a token as a reward for renting them ur hardware.

>6+ phd's
there are probably working mre phds in the intel cafeteria lmfao

>>9511955
well meem'd

>>9513024
It's gonna rise in value because no one wants to own shitcoina dumbass. Make the value too low and people will have no interest renting out their hardware. Make the value high and people will want to be part of their cloud computing network. Investors, the i.exec team and miners would want this token to rise as much as possible. $1k isn't really farfetched once this company becomes a billion dollar industry

>>9512893
Ethereum is a piece of shit and needs iExec side chain solutions just to make the blockchain usable. they've already lab tested over 1 million TPS. you'll see dapps partnering with iExec, basically all of them.

>>9511955
Pls no execute iExec ;_; nuuuu

>>9513024
The token economy is built in a away that it will take A LOT of value, I'm in a hurry right now but basically when a job is scheduled you have RLC kept in escrow while at the same time workers need to stake RLC (more RLC they stake more shares of the reward they can get from fulfilling the jobs but more they lose in penalty too if they cheat). It's a very clever system.