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About
RLC (RLC)
iExec RLC (RLC) emerges as a pioneering decentralized network for cloud computing, creating a global marketplace where users can monetize their computing power, datasets, and applications. Built on the Ethereum blockchain, this digital asset platform addresses the limitations of traditional Web2 cloud services by offering on-demand access to compute resources in a secure, peer-to-peer manner. The core of its Web3 infrastructure lies in connecting resource providers with users, facilitating complex off-chain computation for dApps, AI model training, and big data processing. This approach democratizes access to powerful computational tools, fostering innovation across various high-demand sectors.
The technical foundation of iExec is its unique consensus mechanism, Proof-of-Contribution (PoCo), which validates the result of any off-chain computation before it's recorded on-chain. To ensure data privacy and cryptographic security, the platform heavily utilizes Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs), such as Intel SGX, for confidential computing. This allows sensitive data to be processed without being exposed to the resource provider. The native RLC utility token is central to the ecosystem's tokenomics; it functions as the exclusive medium of exchange for all transactions on the iExec marketplace, rewarding workers and enabling staking within worker pools.
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Frequently asked questions
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What exactly is the DKK/RLC trading pair?
The DKK/RLC pair represents the exchange rate between the Danish Krone (DKK) and iExec's RLC token. It allows you to purchase RLC, the native utility token of the iExec decentralized cloud computing network, directly using DKK. This fiat on-ramp is crucial for users in Denmark wanting to access iExec's marketplace for computing assets, such as CPU/GPU power and datasets, without first converting to another cryptocurrency. -
What are the common payment methods for buying RLC with Danish Krone?
To buy RLC tokens with DKK, most cryptocurrency exchanges that serve Denmark will require KYC/AML compliance. Common payment methods include direct bank transfers (SEPA if applicable), debit/credit card purchases, and potentially local Danish payment systems. Card purchases are often faster but may incur higher fees, while bank transfers are typically more cost-effective for larger digital asset purchases. -
What is Proof-of-Contribution (PoCo) and how does it relate to RLC?
Proof-of-Contribution (PoCo) is iExec's consensus protocol that validates off-chain computations. It ensures that a resource provider has executed a computation correctly before they are rewarded. The RLC token is integral to this process, as it is used to reward these providers for their verified contributions. Understanding PoCo is key to grasping the value proposition of the iExec network and the utility of the RLC token you are purchasing. -
What types of fees are involved when trading DKK for RLC?
When converting DKK to RLC, you'll encounter several potential fees. These include a deposit fee for your DKK, a trading fee on the cryptocurrency exchange (often a percentage of the transaction value), and potential slippage on the order book depending on liquidity. Since RLC is an ERC-20 token, you will also face Ethereum network gas fees when you withdraw your RLC from the exchange to a private digital wallet. Always review the fee schedule of your chosen platform. -
How can I securely store RLC tokens after a DKK purchase?
For secure storage of your RLC, it is highly recommended to move them off the exchange into a personal digital wallet where you control the private keys. As RLC is an ERC-20 token, it is compatible with any Ethereum-based wallet. For maximum security, consider a hardware wallet (like Ledger or Trezor). For frequent use, a software wallet such as MetaMask is a popular choice. Self-custody is a core principle of digital asset security.