1$ stablecoin

>1$ stablecoin

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Soon 30$ stable coin

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What sets iexec apart from all the other decentralized cloud companies that pop up first when I google "decentralized cloud"

The other ones need highly expensive data center to run, here ANYONE who has spare computing power can join, which makes it cheaper.

Also the others that you are refering to set the prices themselves, here supply and demand sets the prices.

Also in the others you pay for the maintenance and employee wages of the data centers.

Plus RLC isn't only a decentralized cloud. It can do so much more

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How many do you have?

16200, but I know some peps on here have over 50k

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Ah wait my brother. You asked about what sets it apart from other DECENTRALIZED clouds. Thought you meant CENTRALIZED clouds.

It's the only one with a full working product that actually functions as a cloud. Others can only do rendering, not general tasks. But that's not all, it has a cloud resources marketplace (datasets, cloud power), it has doracles, it has GPU/CPU support, it can tokenize cloud assets and soon (december) we're getting edge/fog computing capabilities (this is for apps that need little latency for them to work properly)

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Fine I'll buy some more. Is 2.8 enough for a house?

2.8k should be enough for a whole neighbourhood. But if you want to upload your consciousness to THE CLOUD when we go all extinct you need at least 8600

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Bancor has most of my attention right now, but we'll see!