Finally biz is starting to catch on...

[Anonymous No.25110565]

I've realized that iExec is something like Uber.
Instead of centralized providers, it opens up the market to everyone. Anyone can drive for uber using their own car (provide computing using their own equipment) and that is what you call a disruptive technology
Aka the holy grail of investors. All investors dream of finding the next disruptive technology, except for in this case, that disruptive technology happens to be a power player in the next technological revolution, blockchain, which is coming of age and already predicted to generate over 3 TRILLION dollars of value by 2025
And dist cloud computing is but one tentacle of iexec
Offchain computing is another
And I do think the artificial intelligence marketplace function of iexec will be its premier usecase
I think that alone will generate staggering amounts of value

. T-T-Thank you anon
you took the words out of giles mouth

[Anonymous No.25110590]

>>25110565
99.9% of crypto is useless
prove me wrong
>protip you can't
RLC is an exception to the rule

[Anonymous No.25110621]

>>25110590
I can go through iExec right now and connect my OWN COMPUTER to it and then create an APPLICATION and run that application remotely FROM MY OWN COMPUTER'S POWER

IMAGINE THE SMELL

[Anonymous No.25110987]

>>25110565
>I've realized that iExec is something like Uber.
>Instead of centralized providers, it opens up the market to everyone.
Why don't you provide your computing power in exchange for rlc in the iexec marketplace? Oh wait, you can't! FUCK OFF RETARD.

[Anonymous No.25111036]

>>25110987
I can actually. I can go set up a workerpool right now for anyone to use but they have to develop and app too

[Anonymous No.25111071]

>price dumps
>shilling campaign restarts
like clockwork