Topic: [ANN][RLC] iEx.ec blockchain-based distributed cloud announces its Crowdsale - page 107. (Read 183823 times)

The results of the Open Zeppelin's RLC token audit.
https://medium.com/zeppelin-blog/iex-ec-rlc-token-audit-80abd763709b

This might help in understanding the 2 main perspectives of iEx.ec based on the 2 main technologies it relies on: BLOCKCHAIN and CLOUD.
https://medium.com/iex-ec/the-essence-of-the-rlc-token-90812b21d166

"Off chain computation for DApps" is really what we do, but only a small fraction of the iEx.ec vision. This is the most immediate feature to deliver. This is one of 2 big perspectives, in which DApps go towards the Distributed Cloud market network to feed themselves with different types of RESOURCE.
The second perspective is from the small Cloud service providers that perform business transactions within the iEx.ec market network but based. In this case, different kinks of other applications (NOT dapps) will benefit from the blockchain features. So any Cloud service transaction goes to blockchain to access/save key transaction values so enhanced business models become possible.

thanks for explanation

I mentioned this in the Slack, but I continue to believe that initially iExec should brand itself as "Off chain computation for dapps". That is nice and concise and it will clear up a lot of confusion.

Then you can always start your response with: "We're working on making it easy for dapps to do computation they can't do on the blockchain. Golem is working on regular computation needs outside dapps."

I am trying to find difference between Golm and iEX. is there any white paper that differentiate?

Hopefully we can get into this project. Last time there was aggressive crowdsaling, MEW could not handle the transaction load.

So many Chinese whales will invest in RLC because of the massive campaigns in China, definitely a dragon project. I assume that this one can be the largest supercomputer project, even better than Golem.

The list of partners is maintained in the "Partners"/"伙伴 " section of the iEx.ec crowdsale websites: http://crowdsale.iex.ec/ and http://crowdsale-cn.iex.ec/.

iEx.ec partners


http://www.8btc.com/iex-ec-blockchain


http://www.ico365.com/pitch/index/65



http://chainb.com/?P=Cont&id=2677


http://ethfans.org/posts/326



http://www.gongxiangcj.com/show-22-2513-1.html


http://mt.sohu.com/20161110/n472837267.shtml


https://www.sosobtc.com/article/18603.html


http://chainb.baijia.baidu.com/article/687670

thanks, it's a pretty good analysis about the projects.

Golem; wants to build a super computer that will only be created with the super networks. appeals to a system that requires heavy processing power. this is not too difficult, but the details and the procedure requires just as much work.

iex;the center is a non-Collection offers the ease of big data and high performance computing applications.
on distributed cloud technology have developed. users will be able to receive applications from the cloud easily.
Golem can provide a good fit with super computers.

i think; won't fail like elastic project.

This is my last question before I will invest. Please answer.

Join us, folks! 

--> iExec Slack: http://slack.iex.ec

Hello anounimus,

In what language would you like to translate please ?

Join us in our slack : https[Suspicious link removed]c-team.slack.com

good comparisons between both projects, thank you so much.

There are similarities and differences between iEx.ec and Golem.

In term of vision, iEx.ec aims at building a blockchain-based distributed Cloud, while Golem aims at building a worldwide supercomputer.

In term of technology, we benefit from our background in distributed computing. We developed several software on top of which iEx.ec is being built and those software have already being used to build distributed computing infrastructures.

In term of products, we're not addressing the same markets at the same time. iEx.ec is targeting at the first place blockchain-based applications that require extra data, extra applications and extra compute capacities. As we understand Golem, they first target HPC (or let's say HTC, High Throughput Computing) using GND as a mean of payment.

The distributed Cloud provided by iEx.ec will enable a larger range of applications, as the iEx.ec network will enable the applications for which the centralized Cloud is a limiting factor. This includes: blockchain-based applications, IoT +Big Data, distributed machine learning, ambient AI, VR, Edge/Fog computing, smart cities/buildings, etc...

We think that Golem and iEx.ec are somehow both competing against centralized Cloud providers. So I hope that in the future, there will be enough synergy between the two projects to pool our strengths.

Is iEx.ec: The Distributed Cloud similar to the Golem project? https://golem.network/

Dev: I have a important question for you.
 
Why is there no lock-up period for the owner's shares? How do you prevent that employees directly withdraw their stake and leave the project?

Many people want to participate in such bounties, especially in such grate project.

Don't so worry, bro.
It may not be what you think that RLC will be sold within one day.