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>>57980842
>She
That's a fucking tranny with fake tits and smile. He's still pre-transition, he's go a COCK. Why do you think we call it Really Long Cocks.

>>57982622
>HER
Again, it's a he, he's got a cock

from a fundamentals perspective i acknowledge this is the best coin in crypto technologically. However, I have never owned any RLC, and may not ever own any either, because good coins do not pump. simple as

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>>25953940
oh no it is at 1.01 SELL SELL

>>25737205
real life chad

>>25370197
I'm glad you have the vision RLChad
Day of the Barrel is upon us

iExec RLC

What it can do
decentralized cloud, trusted executions, cloud resources (data sets, computing power, ...) marketplace, trusted doracles, tokenization & monetization of cloud assets (NFTs), ENS and it's FULLY COMPLIANT (French SEC approved, so basicly EU approved, so basicly USA approved, so basicly Coinbase, Google, Microsoft, Amazon, ... approved)

Partnerships and collaborations
Intel, Alibaba Cloud, Nvidia, EU commision (Ontochain) + French SEC approves, Ubisoft, EEA, CCC, EDF, Chainlink, OpenSSF, IBM Cloud, NCTU, Genesis Cloud, H7, BPI France, Scontain, Shift, Fortanix, TFCloud, Nerdalize, Cloud & Heat, Stimergy, OpenFog, ...

Next technical release
V5 2nd part. FOG/edge computing to keep the latency low for tasks that require real time data.

Upcoming adoption releases
eRLC which is a fully compliant version of RLC for companies and is 1:1 interchangeable with RLC. If you look at the adoption roadmap you can also clearly see NDAs being revealed soon

Other
DOT parachain, sidechains that handle computations with 0 fees, Intel SGX and TEE intergrated oracles, best memes on the internet, they are working with google

>>24497455
>what is fog/edge computing

Fog computing or fog networking, also known as fogging, is an architecture that uses edge devices to carry out a substantial amount of computation, storage, and communication locally and routed over the internet backbone.

Edge computing is a distributed computing paradigm that brings computation and data storage closer to the location where it is needed, to improve response times and save bandwidth.

Listen up farmer boy, you can't win, because you don't understand crap. You're literally going through all the old FUD we had years ago

>>24201406
Literally the best FUD you can come up with nowadays that everyone on here has realized this is THE CLOUD. Nice try Rajakesh, I know you need to feed your village, but even 10 RLC will feed your village for the next 100 years. So don't worry my friend, we're going to do the needfull and feed your village

>>24151440
/thread CONFIRMED it is RLC

>>24032434
Ok so here's the rundown for retardards 101:

The problem with the current cloud providers is that if you buy cloud power form let's say Amazon AWS they'll charge you for their data center maintanance (https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/wikileaks-publishes-list-aws-data-center-locations-colo-providers/)) while also charging you for the computing power itself.
Here at iExec you don't get charged for the "upkeep" because ANYONE with a working computer can join the network and execute tasks for someone else and get paid with RLC by the person who wants a task executed.

So recap, RLC is cheaper due to anyone being able to join the network and compute for other people. Amazon AWS can't compare because they need to pay for their data centers (security, ventilation, electricity, water, expert personel, ...). And a home computer doesn't need eg. expert personel, security, ventilation, ...

And this is all possible because it's (anyone can join and provide as much or little as they want. GPU and CPU) decentralized and because the work that the worker receives is inside a Intel SGX Enclave.

A Intel SGX Enclave: Imagine you received a box and you don't know what's inside it, but you know how to problem that is inside it and can send the correct result back to the person requesting the answer. So therefore you have NO CLUE what the fuck you just computed, but you still computed the correct result.

The Intel SGX enclaves also makes a lot of other things possible that are extremely vital to the RLC ecosystem.

>>24033919
This is how you set up a worker: https://docs.iex.ec/for-workers/quick-worker-start
It's all really well document, you should really do a bit more of YOUR OWN research if you're interested. I mean it's literally CLEAR that you haven't even seen their presentation video on twitter, because you wouldn't have all of these questions if you did.

I personally hold 17k

DAY OF THE

>>21435598
an oil barrel would fit much better in this pic desu.

>>21298190
swingers seething

>>20729021
kek.

>>20701471
first thing you have to do when you check out a project is check these basics things

- circulating supply
- age of project
- staking? yes/no (means dumping pressure)
- total supply

these basic fundamentals of any project will show you if said project is a potentail good HOLD. speculation is a different thing, but if theres a scam circulating/total supply going on. its a bad HOLD.

Most projects have supplies where the team holds 20, 30 hell even 65(sergey) percent of supply, these assets all have a hidden inflation to come. same goes for XRP. these assets on the longer time frame will NOT be HELD by whales.

There are only a few actual ERC20s sthat are inreseting to HOLD.

>>20685113
lmao brilliant.

>>20628263
kek imagine selling the bottom.

PRESS THE ATTACK!! I'M FIGHTING FILTHY PLEBBITORS AS WE SPEAK!

>>20522305
>Digital Oil Boogaloo
kek. I might try to reload more barrels if it comes back to 16k. but its highly doubtful it will.


RLCHADS ASSEMBLE!

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>>20513139
not to mention the DEFI tools it provides. All of the Big defi projects will run in Iexec workers.

Oh, yes, this is infact much bigger than Chainlink.