Gladius GLA
>Tiny market cap
>28.5M tokens
>Decentralized cloudflare
>Sold out ico
>Just made transferable
>Trading at just 2% over ico
>Not yet on CMC
Gladius
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From the Technical Whitepaper
Gladius’ goal is to create a fully decentralized, peer to peer, serverless node network to connect bandwidth and storage pools to websites looking for DDoS protection and expedited content delivery. Anyone with a computer can download and run the Gladius peer client in the background to rent out their unused bandwidth and storage space and earn Gladius Tokens (GLA). Large pools with hundreds, if not thousands, of nodes will then be able to handle a continuous stream
of requests to validate website connections and block malicious
activity.
Working network due next month.
Complete network follows in August.
You forgot to mention that they aim to allow you to sell your unused bandwidth. I remember doing the calculations a few month ago, and it would pay for my internet plus 50% profit according to its estimate. Forgot to get in on that ico though.
Meet Gladius, short video demonstrating Gladius
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I hope the calculator is somewhat accurate. It says I could make back 1/3 the cost of my broadband per day. That is to say, make 10x profit on my broadband per month.
Ico was overpriced
Expect dump on exchanges. Pick up cheap gla then
The sell off already happened, it dropped 20% vs ico. It's been climbing since and now at ico price. Very very low volume currently though as only on IDEX.
I actually like this unfortunately as a MURICAN I highly doubt my ISP would let me sell bandwidth and would just throttle me. So not sure who this benefits maybe Euros
I've been thinking about renting a server like a seedbox and seeing if I can't run the beta client, then we're in business.
>Pulling off a CDN on the eth network
Holy fuck you are dumb as shit. Do you have any idea how the gas will cost to be able to serve millions of transactions per hour at CDN speeds?
Who the fuck thought this was a good idea?
>CTO hasn't even graduated college
Oh.
Pic related. Even if the payout is a fraction of this, it easily pays for the dedicated server rental.
Implying the CDN will only be using ethereum transactions. You've not understood this correctly.
Explain in then brainlet. Unless they use sidechains every http request served by a node will require communication to the eth network.
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Crazy volatility. Can be bought now for 20% under ico.
>gladius.io
This is why I come to Veeky Forums
99% of the shit here is garbage. This here is a good post.
This. The team were over cautious and did not reach out to exchanges during the ico period so only Idex has it. Going to explode when a proper exchange adds it.
>Solid concept that actually needs blockchain to work and not just using as a gimmick
>$30M market cap
>Product launch next month
Thanks OP. Would buy 100K but volume too low.
This is doomed to never work on the ETH network.
>t. Ex-Cloudflare employee
Also their CEO lied about the industry marketcap by 2.5x
If the service was run only on chain then in effect anyone mining eth would be contributing to the running of the service. I don't believe this will be how it works. They are developing a client that workers will run which connects them to a p2p network that I think would be off chain. Proof of work hashes could be sent on chain to the smart contract, then some of website owner's staked GLA is sent to the participant that did the work. This is speculation but seems plausible. The white paper doesn't go into enough detail yet and their repo is private.
They didn't lie about the ico market cap. They raised an amount of ETH, then the value of ETH went up.
They lied CDN/DDOS protection industry mcap. Protip it's only 1.4bn
>Proof of work hashes could be sent on chain to the smart contract, then some of website owner's staked GLA is sent to the participant that did the work.
This is what Im talking about. This is a transaction. This costs gas.
>The white paper doesn't go into enough detail
>Still bought it
Holy fuck. You deserve to be poor.
>Only 1.4bn
Buying into very new companies is highly speculatively, go figure.
Why did you even bother posting that?
Their CEO either lied or is misinformed about the industry he's going to 'disrupt'.
and
You admit to investing in a tech product without knowing if the tech will work.
It's fine if you don't see potential in the project. Personally I think the team can deliver and can see huge potential given how small the market cap currently is.