>iExec Workerdrop #1—Turn your computer into a worker and earn RLC
>On July 20th, 8am UTC, iExec will run its first Workerdrop. The goal is to guide workers through the process of sharing their computing resources and to test, validate and scale the iExec network on Mainnet.
What is a Workerdrop?
>iExec is a marketplace for cloud computing resources. It’s the first time that computing power can be traded like a commodity.
>Having recently deployed all its features on the Ethereum mainnet, the goal of the iExec Workerdrop is therefore to educate and encourage any computer owner to open a new revenue stream by providing their computing power as worker’’
>On iExec, workers (or machines/servers/miners) are organised in pools. During this Workerdrop, you’re invited to connect to an iExec public worker pool in order to earn RLC tokens while you contribute to the network. iExec will place several work orders on the marketplace, playing the role of dapp end-users.
>Three separate workerdrops are scheduled. Each will gradually introduce the main steps to becoming a worker on iExec.
>During the first Workerdrop, one worker will be selected per work execution. No staking of RLC will be required. This first Workerdrop will stand for 8 hours. One worker will be selected at random every 10min.
>During the second Workerdrop, the execution will be replicated on three workers to increase the level of security. No staking will be needed. This second Workerdrop will stand for 24h.
>During the third Workerdrop, the execution will also be replicated on three workers and, as it will run with PoCo, staking will be required. This Workerdrop features all the processes implied by a fully-operational worker pool on iExec. This third Workerdrop will also stand for 24h.
>The first Workerdrop runs the 20th of July from 8am UTC to 6pm UTC. Follow the steps below and make sure you are ready!
How to participate?
>The rules are simple: you join the iExec public worker pool and earn RLC when selected to execute a computation. The more you contribute to the network, the greater chances you have to earn RLC.
>To participate, you need to launch a virtual machine provided by iExec (iExec Worker VM) where the environment is already installed and configured. To run the iExec Worker VM, the minimum hardware requirements are:
RLC holder here. Pretty excited to get in on this - until I read though it. Why are the French such stinking faggots? I have to provide the gas for this? I have to setup a new wallet, fund it, and give them the JSON? You're only getting 10 RLC ($8 currently) if your worker is selected?
Absolutely pajeet. Why am I bothering with this shit? OP, I'm guessing you're one of the frogs behind this. Why? Are you guys that strapped for cash?
From slack : The first Workerdrop is mostly structured to guide workers in the process. In the following days a second and a third one will be organized with a lot more rewards and with a 24h run. Going step by step is a way to help workers gaining in knowledge and experience but also to observe how the network react. So for us it's a mix of marketing, education and reward.
Cameron Adams
From the medium post: >we advise crediting your wallet with at least 0.2 ETH Again, they want me to deposit .2 ETH ($96) into a wallet and give them the private key, on the off chance I'll get around $8 in RLC tokens. How is this not to be taken as a scam? You are telling me that RLC doesn't have enough $$$ from their ICO and private holdings that they are asking the beta testers to fund the gas transactions to test this?
Like I said, absolutely pajeet tier. Just fuck French people, just fuck them all. Do you have link to that fucking slack so I can tell them personally to fuck off and die? I AM GETTING VERY ANGRY ABOUT THIS HOLD.
Mason Ortiz
>nigger declines to mention that it's $100 to participate Go fuck yourself Gilles.
Jose Sullivan
>ETH dapps
LOL not gonna buy into this shit then. I might if there were some real use cases, like fucking normal computing and not memechain apps which no one uses
Josiah Cooper
Are you trolling ? Or you're to dumb tout understand how does blockchain work ?
Jonathan Gray
>to dumb tout Hi iExec.
Aaron Myers
People still holding this streetshitting french faggotry?
Nolan Jones
>dapps only >wat So it doesn't even share normal computing resources? I was led to believe that it could be used for rendering jobs, etc.
Isaac Hernandez
>we advise crediting >advise It's not even a requirement. They're just advising to put up .2 just in case gas transactions go up. Why are you fudding?
Chase Ramirez
But we have to give the private key?
Jason Perry
Just create a new wallet and deposit the absolute minimum of the gas transaction (0.005-0.007 ETH) if you're that paranoid. Again why the FUD?
Noah Morris
Because they're brainlets. Sad where Jow Forums has ended, with retards like this polluting the threads.
Dylan Bailey
Here’s the issue. I bought rlc and took it off binance to stake and I even put gas on the wallet. The problem is it’s on my same eth wallet where I hold my qsp evo link key and kick. I’m gonna have to start a new wallet transfer my rlc to it and gas it or is there any protection for my other alts?
Cooper Stewart
Holy shit Jow Forums is so dumb. Ever thought that the rendering software might need a piece of code for it to talk to rlc? Thats the dapp you idiot. Like the one for blender in the iexec dapp store.
