Yes or no?
Is it a scam
Carter Green
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Tyler Ross
legit and will make you rich. check their partnerships
Carter Stewart
very scam sir
Mason Brown
No of course not Sir. Scam do not go up, they go down. You mean to say you are not all-in on the digital oil? You are missing out as we speak Sir.
Jayden Gutierrez
VERY SCAM SIRS
Ryan Parker
Would literally suck Gilles’ cock for this to crash one last time. I have 7.5k bong bucks to unload but too stubborn over $1. I’m seriously going to regret this
Mason Rivera
its not a scam. its a 1/2 chance for the following 2 scenarios:
scenario 1 : 1000x gem that will absorb billions of the cloud and decentralized computing business
scenario 2: token not needed / does not need value
its gonna be succesful either way.
based on the tokeneconomics report the rlc team wrote I tend to think they want this asset to gain value.
Ryan Perez
yes
Andrew Morales
Yes. Intel, Google, Alibaba, Amazon, EDF, Microsoft, and many more about to be scammed by iExec cause they can't get the booleans to start working and stop the metadatas from leaking through the USB input port
Chase Perry
no scam sir
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Jackson Roberts
>scenario 2: token not needed / does not need value
wont happen
world first decentralized way to share computing and data
gg
we win
Jack Green
It’s a fucking scam you idiots.
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Luke Jenkins
i dont understand this shit. oil? can some explain this shit to me simply? what is it / how does it work
Eli Green
oh so kind of like holochain? what makes this different from other decentralized computing projects?
Charles Taylor
it's scenario 2, token NOT needed
looks like a security hidden behing a utility (eRLC)
not saying it's not bullish but token not needed for sure
Austin Collins
You would think if you are running a scam you would keep at least 30% of the RLC... tokenomics are so good in this case that, that alone is a proof it’s not a scam. Also if Mr. G wanted to scam he could promise and pump his coin already.
Liam Thompson
Decentralised Cloud computating marketplace.
>Gilles has been working on this project since 2000
>AMF certification (European SEC)
>Coinbase listing imminent
>eRLC launch in Feb/March
>SEC certification coming
>V6
If you don't buy the next dip you'l regret.
Anthony Adams
iExec isn't going anywhere because the framework is faulty.
The booleans have been a problem when you compile your Java code to JavaScript. It provokes a memory overflow in the container that leaks the booleans to the DNS. That's a big no for any Dapp. Honestly I really hope they find a solution to that otherwise an attacker could access the root on Ubuntu machines and easily leak metadatas through the SATA port.
The problem Gilles is facing here is a well known subset of the P versus NP problem, even Linus Torvald can't fix that easily. Their best hope is to use a distributed dockerized garbage collector and a zero knowledge algorithm to round float functions but that would remain a temporary solution.
I strongly advise to stay away from this project until they fix the problem (if they ever can since it's been a major problem to computing since decades).
Michael Scott
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Type "Blockchain" in the search bar. Thank me later.
Jaxson Rivera
IN English doc
Liam Hernandez
swingie panic: the post
Connor Russell
>he didn't go all in when it dumped to 60c
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Hunter Carter
Someone make a copypasta of this so normies can fucking understand
>RLC is digital oil because much like how regular oil helps create products and allow machinery to work, RLC does the same both trustlessly and digitally through allowing access to iExec. Real products can be created and computers/data/robots/AI can be "controlled" with it. RLC facilitates this by allowing access to iExec, which is the decentralized marketplace for cloud/ai/machine learning/robotics/dApps/compute/data/oracles/rendering and all things digital.
RLC can "power" machines. Imagine a solar powered cleaning robot(free power) being controlled by iExec. Owner of the robot profits in RLC while the customer gets the service.
Without RLC, and without iExec, the decentralized world computer marketplace can not exist.
Without RLC, there is no way to "power" iExec.
RLC is digital oil.
Wyatt Jenkins
Holochain had some deep technical problems, so no.
Sebastian Hall
Also I forgot to include that it's technically naturally scarce like oil.
Grayson Perez
Why?
Adrian Evans
Suicide stack is still 870? How much is a barrel? Is 1 RLC 1 barrel of digital oil? Thanks
Robert Hernandez
I think this is copypasta because it’s so retarded but if this is really your actual thoughts, just so you’re aware, you’re a total retard who doesn’t understand even the most basic aspects of computing
Cooper Stewart
Cause it's a premined shitcoin that got sold to their friends. That's why it's scarce
Justin Miller
Dogshit loser is seething right now
Dylan Nelson
how can you even think someone could be this stupid lmao
Isaac Garcia
In most of this defi scams they never explain whats the use of their token, i mean yay cloud computing but what gives value to the actual asset you are shillig?
Ryan Ortiz
I overheard Gilles talking about the boolean problem at a French market on Friday. I was enjoying a nice plate of baguette and olive oil when I noticed my ears perked up when I heard his silky French voice. I immediately looked to my right and saw Gilles sitting there with Cabelguen(ultimate chad), discussing the boolean issue.
I went up to him and freaked out about the boolean problem telling him how it's making me poor but he didn't seem to care about that. He just kept sipping his soup scoffing and laughing at every word I said. Then all of a sudden Cabelguen(ultimate chad) stood up and ripped his shirt off while pushing me away hard. "OUI GET ZE FAK OUT OF HERE LITTLE PAJEET MAN GILLES HAS MORE IMPORTANT ZINGS TO WORK ON" he said as he pushed me very hard onto the streets of France. I looked at Gilles and asked "is it over, Gilles?", and Gilles gave me a hard wink while Cabelguen stood by his side, jawline intact, shirt off flexing his 6pack. The rest of the people in the market never seemed to notice what was going on, almost as if Cabelguen had some sort of trance spell on them all. I went home and IMMEDIATELY sold all 8700 of my RLCies to some tranny on binance. I later had nightmares of Gilles winking at me as I kept asking him if it's over or not, and Cabelguen running after me with an army of naked trannies.
Either the boolean problem is unsolvable and Gilles is running a racket, or Gilles is secretly an evil genius about to take over the world with a world computer that can attach to robots, AI, and traditional tech.
Either way, I sold everything. I cannot take part in this.
Matthew Bell
are you fucking retarded lol
Kayden Gutierrez
What do you mean actual value? You can farm RLC as we speak on the public worker pool
Jacob Young
how about italian
It's a pasta
Nathan Brown
Can't create any more digital oil but you can destroy it.
Premined doesn't matter. RLC is scarce and has staking. Imagine 1000000 computers staking 5 RLC each, oh wait they cant because theres only 87M tokens
Julian Russell
Only 87 million supply. 70 million currently circulating. Great tokenomics!