Reminder that I've been shilling RLC consistently over the past few days and you could've grabbed an easy 30% on the last pump.
This will not be the last pump or dump of RLC. It's one of the most volatile altcoins, and also the most undervalued/underspeculated coins on the market.
This is the 2nd best time to buy. It's still under ICO price. Alibaba is getting onboard. Intel is already working with them. IBM already has a worker running. 3 huge companies expressing interest in a 16M marketcap coin? 100x, easily.
It's only a matter of time before it 2-10x out of nowhere like many coins have before.
average price i paid was 9500 sats. discouraged but holding
Mason Phillips
Looks good desu, link has all the attention so let's try this one!
Ayden Peterson
ALL IN brah here LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Michael Harris
it's better than most people's price try to get as much around 0.20 as possible because I've felt this feeling before. I bought tron when it was near its cheapest point and it exploded.
I am feeling similar vibes with RLC because it's relatively unknown still, and people are gradually learning about it. It's still in stealth phase. Link does have all the attention right now so it might be a good idea to play contrarian.
sup brah, im like 65% in. If it stays at these levels im seriously about to take another loan out and buy 40k more.
Jack Rogers
Ayy Checked ait
Petit à petit, l’oiseau fait son nid.
IBM, INTEL, UBISOFT, RSK, GENESIS MINING, ALIBABA
Carson Gonzalez
bro me too, I feel like this shit will explode anytime now. My bet is in the end of the month with Iexec Core.
Gabriel Cox
le taureau est préparé
Chase Cox
Yep. RSK is a big one i feel. Of course, the others are obvious.
The fact that you can make any centralized app decentralized in basically the push of a button is what is going to make RLC so valuable.
I've been familiar with the project since last winter, just considering getting in now. I've been targetting under 1400, what you think?
Easton Anderson
1400 sats? Good luck lol, it's already oversold and suppressed as fuck.
It's consolidating before a massive move. I think within 2 years RLC will be in the top 10
Evan Reyes
I hate this coin. Pump and dump every single fucking time. God dammit FUCK
Nicholas Gutierrez
LOL @ 1400 You'll be lucky to buy at 14000 in the end of this month
Luis Clark
There will be dApps running on iExec that have the aim to make the user a passive income. AI dApps that accept deposit in RLC to run.
A crude example:
1 - Purchase worker resource on the market to run and autonomously connect to prediction and analysis markets 2 - Organises it's own machines learning, analysis, simulations etc. 3 - Partakes in said market if confident in model 4 - If this market was profitable for the AI then it resets to stage 1 with a larger balance. If not then the loss is taken.
This all runs autonomously and trustlessly for as long as the initiated dApp retains a balance. The AI will evolve and better itself as the dApp is utilised.
Welcome to the future.
William Rogers
Don't hate the player, hate the game. Leave emotions out and buy with a 3-5 year time-frame.
Hudson Jackson
It's known as one of the dumpiest coins because it ALWAYS dumps after a pump, until it doesn't one day. We don't know when that day is or how high it's going to go.
We do know that it's cheap as fuck still, and we're still buying it.
Yep. Decentralized apps are going to change the world. iExec is a technology not seen before.
Grayson Gomez
plz no bully, I'm watching eth, brain fart.
Caleb Martinez
what about the token economics FUD? is it real?
Aaron Bennett
oh ok makes more sense then, eth pairing is often overlooked but usually worth slightly more
it's all FUD. No one knows shit about the tokenomics, but it isn't hard to see how RLC has value, because of the PoCo and open market.
The devs are coming out with a tokenomics report soonish i believe too
Gavin Reyes
>I think within 2 years RLC will be in the top 10 Based retard
Parker Sanders
Partially. Answer is nobody knows. Team has a big holding of coins so they are encouraged to see it moon
Lucas Sanders
>what about the token economics FUD? is it real? it's real, iexec makes sense only for big companies that don't give a shit about the value of the token, actually it makes sense it's super cheap. expect it to see it pump purely because of hype before mainnet release though
Joseph Ramirez
if tron could do it, RLC will be top 3.
>iexec makes sense only for big companies >he thinks that's a bad thing >tfw big companies have all of the money and will pump RLC 1000x by themselves
Yeah, don't have a lot to put in right now, trying to maximize my buy. It's definitely an exciting project. I've been all in on your updates.
Juan Morgan
Bag of tasks.
Companies will not be buying 1RLC (or 1nRLC) each time a task is bought. They will block buy a specified amount of resource for however much RLC. This only gets dripped to the workers from the reward stake pool as the tasks continue to complete. This creates upwards pressure on demand.
The big companies providing workers actually have incentive to HODL and not market dump all earnings. The less coins dumped the more they become valuable - whilst this is a mexican stand-off imploring trust amongst workers game theory not to dump after each task, it has a high probability of converging to that point.
CAN'T WRECK THE TECH OF iEXEC... PRAISE KEK
Christopher Wood
Just think, this coin is only worth 0.20$ right now and there's about 15M locked up by the dev team and 25-40% owned by exchanges. The rest is all bought up.
There's only about 20M coins up for grabs on exchanges? It makes no sense that the price is this low based on the amount of coins available. Not only that, the price isn't nearly what it should be based on the things we understand about iExec and the things they're accomplishing.
Aaron Sanchez
Long-time RLC fan, but thankfully sold in May. What was the ICO price, user? I plan to jump back in when I have funds available.
Jonathan James
Makes sense.
Easton Watson
>I've been all in on your updates. Nice, I hold about 30k and trying to get more fiat to dump into it. I'm holding until 100-400$, probably selling 20% per 100$ interval or so. That's just my long term plan.
this nigga knows. CAN'T WRECK THE TECH OF iEXEC... PRAISE KEK
YOU'RE LITERALLY BUYING UNDER ICO PRICE OF ONE OF THE MOST REVOLUTIONARY TECHNOLOGIES
Jacob Foster
Yeah, I get it, followed it closely and pretty familiar with Cloud. Just lost big on some ICOs with RLC profits....
Juan Collins
you are not writing bullshit but your overenthusiasm is fishy. why would you put so much effort in shilling RLC?
Thomas Butler
That concerns me too. I'm 60% on RLC. Follows its Slack EVERYDAY. Been hodling for a year. It's the project that excites me the most. But this user is on another level of shilling.
Cameron Clark
Nice digits, typical of RLC threads.
I'm just enthusiastic about RLC because the tech genuinely interests the shit out of me. Have you not seen the floorplan robots? That shit is fucking cool and shows the power of iExec and the PoCo.
Not to mention the fact that you can decentralize almost any centralized app on the planet? THAT'S CRAZY AS FUCK
I put so much effort into shilling it because it's in stealth phase right now and I want other people here to enjoy the spoils with me and get excited about the tech as well.
I already disclosed that i have ~30k RLC and I bought around $0.20 average. I bought 3k RLC around $0.80 a year ago and loaded the fuck up on this dip because it's waaaaaaaay oversold and I couldn't pass up becoming top 300 holder with like, 8000$. I'm not a swingtrader or gambler either, I'm a long term investor and a value investor.
I'd be willing to bet if you put 5k into RLC at these levels and hold it for 4 years you'll be a multimillionaire.
I'm basically the only RLC shiller on biz. I call myself RLCbro because I always post about RLC when it's time to accumulate. I've called every pump thus far.
Christian Davis
actually, less than 4 years. Probably more like 2-3.
Gabriel Lee
>if you put 5k into RLC I already have ~10k. The problem is holding for 4 years and not selling after the first pumps
Brandon Perez
If you're scared to sell, like me, it means you understand the greater value of the coin and tech.
Imagine selling ETH at 2$ after buying it at 0.50$ only to see it reach 1400$. You'd fucking kill yourself the next day. That's why I'm scared to sell RLC, because it's like ETH except for dApps instead of shitcoin ICOs.
Jeremiah Nelson
Go sleep you fagcunt SONM beats RLC anydays. Search Kubernetes.
Robert Wood
>comparing SONM to iExec Yikes tier.
>Golem, SONM and iExec have their own visions for the common goal for a new Internet enabled by the blockchain. However, their respective go-to-market strategies differ. Golem’s network aims to attract regular 3D rendering by supporting computations for Blender 3D rendering software. SONM aims to approach fog and edge computing from the beginning. At iExec, we invision an ubiquitous decentralized cloud where developers deploy their legacy application on top of iExec using our SDK. With this, the possibilities are endless.
>it's like ETH except for dApps instead of shitcoin ICOs. this
David Sanchez
>muh partnerships Been gone a few months. You retards still falling for this shit?
Hunter Cooper
You don't realize how important it is that some of the largest companies in the world are taking interest in a 16M marketcap coin? You don't need to *fall* for anything, it's still under ICO price. Risk is minimal, reward is massive.
it's hilarious that people don't understand that iExec attacks both the app market, cloud market, mining market, and other markets too.
It's truly a phenomenal technology with perfect execution. Gilles Fedak is a god.
>It's truly a phenomenal technology with perfect execution I agree but sometimes, still, a bit of luck is needed to succeed. Maybe I am just too depressed to believe I'll make good money out of 10k RLC
I never see anyone else shilling as hard as me like to the level that LINK shillers shill.
I'm glad you're still around shilling, I must miss every thread then. We need some fresh non-nigga memes. I made the iExecubot one posted above, it's fun to meme with.
luck is definitely needed, but I think through time the tech will allow it to prevail
Gabriel Allen
I made related. AI living on the chain. But this time runs on RLC so it's on steroids instead of Vishnu that runs on poo
Ryder James
Gilles stop please
Nathaniel Sullivan
yeah I like that one, but i'm talking about this one it's from black mirror:metalhead it's actually a scary potential reality where AI/robots go rogue and kill people, but imagine they mug you for RLC and if you don't have any you die.
I can't wait to see the incredible AI stuff that iExec is capable of. The robotics stuff is already impressive as fuck.
I am sorry my son, but I am too excited. My shilling knows no bounds.
Just picked up another 1500 of these babies. I wish I hadn't started buying earlier this year before it went this low. Been bagholding for a while but screw it I may as well get my average buy-in a bit lower if little else. Interesting project, seems too cheap at these prices to be real.
i bet my asshole and everything i have all in right now bless me crypto gods 614 sats
William Wilson
IT'S BEING SUPPRESSED AAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
William Davis
just gonna bump this before i go to the gym so maybe if i get back in time i can make some hot fresh memes and post em here for my rlcbrahs
Aaron Myers
320k rlc here. How rich will I be in 2-3 years?
Colton Wright
Extremely. You're like what, in the top 25 holders?
Lucas Evans
Top 30 I believe
Parker Jenkins
Yeah dude, you have 0.3691% of all of the supply. That's crazy as fuck when you think about it. This is EASILY a 100x coin in my opinion. You're gonna be ballin within a few years or even this year because 1 RLC = 1000$ EOY
also, pls no suppress rlc, yes, it looks cool and makes me realize the potential, but cmon i wanna see this thing take off finally
Liam Garcia
what if no one wants to use their distributed computing ?
Charles Stewart
>what if no one wants to save massive amounts of money using a better decentralized service There are massive benefits to use RLC over traditional centralized technologies.
Wait til v3 and especially v4 come around. You're gonna be like, holy fuck why didn't I buy any RLC, like when google was first being used and people didn't think to invest until 10 years later and they all say the same thing "WHY DIDNT I INVEST".
Not saying RLC == google, but you understand what i'm getting at.
Dylan Bell
Not only that, but I can currently do everything they plan to with AWS as we speak
>It's not decentralized
Who gives a shit, why would I need my computation decentralized, makes no sense
Benjamin Myers
are there actually no other de-centralized computing platforms? why RLC? why a token? why crypto.
doesn't really add up.
t. bought in December 2017.
Asher Reed
>Beep >Boop >Gilles16 android has been completed. >Pay your RLC tax or I'll iExecute you >:(!
Please tell me the benefits, I'm genuinely curious as an avid user of AWS every day
Michael Carter
> I can currently do everything they plan to with AWS as we speak Until you can't. Which I assume is iExec v4.
>why would I need my computation decentralized, makes no sense
Until your centralized OVERPRICED shitservice goes down. Protip, decentralized services are massively cheaper (90% or more) and infinitely more stable.
AWS can do "everything" iExec want to do. But can it do it cheaper? Is it trustless? Is your data secure? The answer is no.
>why a token? Blockchain agnostic built on top of a secure network (Ethereum). Can switch platforms whenever it wants.
>why crypto You don't rerally understand any of that don't you?
Angel Ward
read There's more to it, but I don't want to write a lot. I've written a lot here about it before but no one seems to care.
>Sends 1 RLC to Android Gilles16 Thank you, please spare my children.
iExec is not only a decentralized computing platform, it's also a dApp platform and a marketplace for computing in general. The PoCo algorithm is what makes it so special. The token is required for the algorithm to work. There are no other cryptos doing nearly what iExec is right now. Golem and SONM shills are wrong, those are rendercoins/supercomputers.
Charles Cruz
Honestly, just take the time and read this. It blew my fucking mind and I went into a deep rabbithole researching everything I could about iExec. I have a pretty high IQ so I'm able to take educated guesses about how iExec will be used and what it'll be capable of in the future.
Also, check out the dapps they already have. Pretty neat stuff, already like 50 of them too, and you can take almost any centralized dapp and monetize it with iExec.
Isaiah Wright
*centralized app so used to typing dapp >:(
Jaxson Kelly
Listen faggot you still haven't given me any good reason why I would use this, there's no reason why a network with zero history can compare to a network that's been industry standard and practically mainstreamed cloud computing.
In regards to price, it's not working yet, and without a market of any decent size there is no price, it could be a lot more expensive and less fault tolerant.
Just to be clear, I still kept my stack of RLC from a long time ago, I even took part in there worker pool events to understand and get a feel for the product and process.
I'll bet my full stack of RLC and ETH that the majority of this decentralized network will spin up beefy EC2 instances as their workers, thereby driving up the market prices more than AWS.
I am genuinely hoping you can prove me wrong, because I see no future in decentralized computation
Mason Martinez
You would use it because: >Decentralized (fuck amazon) >cheaper (a natural property of decentralization) >stable(decentralized cloud computing is provably more stable than centralized, IE: 1 point of attack vs thousands) >Not sure about faster or not yet, we have to wait until v4. >Uniqueness: iExec is capable of things I haven't seen before, like asking a robot to grab a floorplan of a building and then VERIFYING (with PoCo) that it did the job and giving the buyer the floorplan) >Trusted computations >Secure computations >No upfront costs, no maintenance fees, no bullshit >Free open market, meaning competition will drive prices lower. AWS will not be able to compete with a decentralized free open market.
Yes the process of using it needs to improve, but that shit is child's play. UX design is EZPZ, they're just focusing on the tech as much as possible right now because crypto is ever-improving and they are staying ahead of the pack.
iExec isn't just "decentralized AWS" it's also a dApp platform. You can take a centralized app and make it decentralized with almost the press of a button, and monetize it through iExec. That alone is valuable.
Who the fuck knows how this is going to impact the gaming industry as well, we've never seen anything like this.
There's probably more but I need to go to the gym now.
Gavin Brown
Also, it's still FUCKING UNDER ICO LMAO
the risk is so low I'm considering selling my vehicle and going all in
Liam Johnson
You're kidding yourself.
It's a long article, most of which you're probably confused and excited by the writers excitement.
They can never compete on price.
AWS is available in approx. 21 regions worldwide, with multiple data centers/availability zones each... with more on the way.
All computation is done off chain and results reported back on chain (using their centralized oracle).
What's stopping me doing the same computation on AWS at a cheaper rate, with better failover, and customer support and using Chainlink to send the result to the smart contract?
Joseph Wright
People you are speaking with Gilles himself who is shilling that shitcoin hoping to bring some movement into his dead fish pool. Let's face the fact that is a FRENCH coin, all that said, i'll drown it shortening it. 198$ should be enough, looking at the market cap.
Nicholas Stewart
>They can never compete on price. See you're just plain wrong and completely disregarded any fact I've laid in front of you.
>It's a long article I'm sorry you can't read.
>They can never compete on price. You're just wrong. Amazon has to take on upfront costs of hardware, maintenance, employees, electricity costs, building costs, taxes, EVERYTHING that makes their services cost the amount they do.
iExec has none of those barriers due to decentralization.
>What's stopping me doing the same computation on AWS at a cheaper rate because of the reasons above
> using Chainlink You'll be better off using chainlink in combination with RLC.
RLC + LINK is literally the best play you can make for long term hold.
Isaiah Johnson
I'm sorry but every one of those points are invalid, unproven or irrelevant when it comes to a business paying for computation.
There are no upfront costs with AWS either, you pay for what you use.
I get they're creating a market for computational work, and that's a bit different, but that market is going to be competing with AWS and GCloud, anyone telling you otherwise is delusional.
I appreciate you responding to me user, I work with cloud computation on a daily basis and can't see the benefit from a business perspective
Xavier Taylor
>He doesn't know about multibillion chinese cloud computing company partnership >He doesn't know about Intel >He doesn't know about IBM >Muh I can do it in AWS and cheaper
Fuck off shitskin pajeet. Go tell Rahesh to update the last version of PHP on your AWS for your scam tech support company.
Blake Cook
Omg Gilles, you're writing there for 5hours, i don't know if you understand how desperate you sound. Go outside, take an icecream.
Colton Collins
>Upgrade 1.1.0 released >Changelog: -Better aesthetics.
>I'm sorry but every one of those points are invalid, unproven or irrelevant when it comes to a business paying for computation. So something that is cheaper, more reliable, and does the same job is unproven or irrelevant? KEK.
>There are no upfront costs with AWS either, you pay for what you use. >no upfront costs >amazon offloads the costs onto the consumers because amazon is the one with the >upfront costs you fucking retard costs of hardware, maintenance, employees, electricity costs, building costs, taxes, EVERYTHING
>can't see the benefit from a business perspective >can't see how a cheaper and more reliable decentralized alternative that accomplishes the same goal is good from a business perspective You are not a good businessman...
Alexander Howard
HAHAHA that's amazing now make the iexec logo have black around it so its easier to see
I like proving retards wrong. Especially ones that think they have a higher IQ than me.
Christopher Hall
I'm done for tonight, I can't stay awake for this nonsense.
Amazon are able to Andorra l absorb and recuperate the upfront costs easier than any single person, who still needs all of the above for there machine if they intend to profit off of the market.
You also haven't addressed the fact that most worker vms will just be running on AWS anyway.
Prices will be more expensive, which is acceptable if there's a UPS, and muh decentralized isn't good enough
Joshua Ward
Shoo shoo pajeet! >who still needs all of the above for there machine if they intend to profit off of the market. >t. retard that doesn't understand the benefits of decentralization
>You also haven't addressed the fact that most worker vms will just be running on AWS anyway. Simply not true. They'll be priced out instantaneously.
>doesn't understand the pay-per-task model Have fun with your high upfront costs when I can just pay some pajeet(aka you) to use his gaming PC to render something for me at half the cost.
John Adams
Gilles, do you pay yourself in rlc to stay here all night long shilling that shitcoin all day long?
Jaxson Ross
I don't get what's your point, if you want us to hate that pathetic token you're doing very good.
Jaxson Ortiz
That's the thing, I'm already a future deca-millionaire so I can afford to sit here and sell tickets to the next moon mission.
It's quite simple. Just be more willing and the answer is obvious.
>BTC comes about, then ETH comes out of nowhere >ETH becomes the shitcoin ICO creator >it spawned RLC and RLC was able to become blockchain agnostic(a defensive measure incase ETH becomes shit) >RLC is now heir to the prince. >RLC becomes the shitdApp creator, causing mass hysteria as people realize their profit margins can be increased exponentially by going decentralized. >RLC eventually becomes massively useful in a large amount of ways, ranging from dApps to robotics, AI, computations, rendering, servers, gaming, IoT, and more. >1 RLC = 1000$ Reminder that there are only about 25M coins up for grabs.
