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An impressive reward. I would like to receive a link to this information! Who published it ?!

Personally, the authority of the author does not greatly disturb me. There is an idea and there is White Paper - you can say the official document of the project's phased advancement. The above analysis brings the main advantages of Leonardo and it really makes you think about the coolness of the project!

As for the fact that finding solvent customers is not difficult, I would not hurry. The customer should see for himself obvious advantages in using Leonardo. Everything is described very attractively but is this an authoritative opinion? And can you trust it? Personally, I will deal with it myself. I wait for listings on other ICO-trackers.

Just be careful if the review website is reliable and enjoys a certain reputation. But this one looks really impressive, nice one. Thanks for sharing this one.

This is a very interesting analysis of hype of Leos! Investors often use ICO listing sites to find out good ICO project to invest so this result and honest reviews can be helpful! Indeed in terms of other competitors, Leos is  step ahead as they have more added features and rendering is much faster. The rating is really very positive.

Hi dude! Thank you for your very attentive eye)


Now I know that even ONE person from this forum is very attentive to our project


Very soon!
Thank you for your belief in us! Have you already signed up to the whitelist?

Best,
LT.

Thank you for your analysis. We appreciate your opinion even so good opinion and evaluation!

Best,
LT.

ICO Analysis: Leonardo Render
Published 1 day ago
on August 4, 2018
By Alex Moskov

The Leonardo Render team features entrepreneurs and designers from a variety of disciplines. CEO Marco Iodice is an award-winning creative who borrows from his experiences in music composition, sound design, 3D modeling, animation, and VR programming. CTO Marcin Gucki worked for IBM as a technical leader and DB2 Administrator.
Risks
    Limited to Ethereum in its current state: According to the whitepaper, Leonardo acknowledges there may be potential limitations such as network clogging and other economical issues of the network and will explore other variations. -4
    Vague value and limited utility of the token: LEOS, like most other utility tokens, has its limits for investors. Token holders are anchored to the Leonardo platform for better or for worse. If the project takes off an is wildly successful and holding LEOS is profitable, great. If not, I don’t really see there being a market demand for it. -5
Growth Potential
    Competitive edge: The Leonardo Render team claims that the platform is currently 3x to 6x faster than its competitors. +2
    Partnership with GigaWatt: Leonardo partnered with a 23,000+ GPU hosting facility, Giga Watt. This helps to ensure high levels of performance and reliability, security, and other cost advantages. +2
    Immediate use case: The current video rendering processes and industry appear to be very cumbersome and expensive. If this alternative is as good as it says it is, finding paying customers won’t be difficult. +3
    B2C and B2B focus:  The bulk of Leonardo Render’s business development look like they’re targeting medium to small players, as well as larger players such as movie/animation studios, architecture firms, etc. This gives them some flexibility in getting customers. +2
    Early bonus on the presale (likely the stage the project will be in by the time you read this): Getting between 20%-25%+ of a bonus seems like a solid advantage, especially combined with the lock-up period for larger investors. +4
Disposition
We arrive at a +7 out of 10 for Leonardo Render. The pre-sale gives a decent bonus, and the utility of the token guarantees some sort of liquidity.
Proof: https://hacked.com/ico-analysis-leonardo-render/

Nice project!

Let me suggest to change "first priCe" to "first priZe"  

But i also hope that you will get the  first priCe  in future as well  

Hey! I don't know leadergpu well enough to rate their service right, so I'm not the best ressource for this part. But if you have a gpu farm, Leonardo is a very flexible way to offer your power into monetarizing via rendering. You can switch your power into mining, or when mining isn't profitable anymore, offer the power via leonardo. Also, with GigaWatt as a partner, the service should have a good ground base with enough power. With the tokenization, there's also a chance to get a higher value through the market.
I think for the mining/rendering switch in mind we need a big central player who proves, that such a service is easy to use, without risks, maintains high security, protects the intellectual property even in the cloud and so on. All these advantages are into leonardo already. I hope it will be the big player we need here.

 Thank you for your point of view.

Your point is correct, it is expensive to start from zero, buying gpus etc...

Our project is made for already equipped miners who are currently mining crypto, hosted in facilities like GigaWatt or in proprietary infrastructures.

In that case, Leonardo is a valuable alternative solution.
Miners who already made the initial investment, now can join this ecosystem and make more profit.

Starting from zero is possible but as you say it’s expensive.

Miners will be paid in Crypto or Fiat based on their preferences.

Best,
LT.

So say I am a miner, first of all I will need to buy expensive GPU mining equipment to be able to participate in the rendering services. I will need to pay hosting and power consumption for the miners. And next to all the costs that I alrady make, I ALSO need to stake LEOS before I can participate in the rendering? Sounds like it is very unprofitable for miners?

How are the miners paid for their work, which currency will be paid and will it be better compared to normal crypto mining (and how much?)

You will be depending on the miners to put their equipment available to you, so you should have some sort of benefit for the miners. What is it?

https://www.chipin.com/independent-creatives-competing-with-corporations/

Guys where can I rent my GPU for rendering? Also it's not to say directly gpu rendering profits more than mining. GPU rendering needs huge amount of RAM, good processor and great GPU of course. I only see google cloud gpu rendering, leadergpu and etc websites.
https://www.leadergpu.com/cloud_gpu <--- on this website seems it's pretty easy to do same thing and earn 0.03$ in second.
If anyone has experience, does this worths? What are possible risks? If it's so profitable, why people choose mining over rendering? Lack of customers?

Thank you for so kind words about us.

We will try to all our intentions in our best for devoted supporters!

Best,
LT.

Thank you for the question.

As you can also see in our whitepaper, Giga Watt has built several pods which could house more than 100,000 GPU's, so there's a lot space for growth and potential increase in powering our rendering jobs. With this collaboration, also in the future leonardo will ensure to deliver the best cloud rendering platform you'll find in the market.

Best,
LT.

You have an excellent project with a great team. This project will be a new paradigm in the use of GPU rigs, much more efficient and beneficial than the traditional mining and with a great added value and simplifying the work for small animation and video producers that can not afford their own equipment. Regards.

What are the future plans with Giga Watt?      

excellent and exciting project, i hope the team will continue to intensively promote this project so that more will be known and the project will be more developed and successful.