PRL

About to $2, gonna be $3 by next week.

Are you locked in for the megamoon?

can anyone explain the shell whitepaper easy to me?

i'm all in on kucoin, hope it doesn't bite me in the ass

file storage on the blockchain is a good idea that only works on paper
gl though

just needs to be listed on something like binance for it to truly moon

"The latency-optimized Oyster meshnet operates due to the economic foundations built by the
utility of PRL, yet grants a platform for the SHL token to exercise its own independent utility.
Users with basic wireless hardware will be able to convert their device into a web node and
seamlessly connect to the meshnet, therefore bypassing centralized infrastructure owned by
ISPs and Governments. Thus, the entire Oyster network becomes a massive organic super
computer, with PRL (via the tangle) facilitating long term persistent storage (HDD) and SHL (via
the meshnet) facilitating volatile memory, instruction execution and data transmission (RAM, CPU, and NIC)."

Over ambitious unrealistic goals. The internet architecture is the way it is for a reason. Not because it's good, because it's extremely hard to change. There are several huge concerns unadressed and the whitepaper is 8 fucking pages long, what the actual fuck. No way this is going to succeed over better projects just because it has blockchain slapped on it.

Basically application layer ad-hoc full mesh storage network with WebRTC support for voice/video/streams to support DaaPs and SHL economy.

You have zero understanding of implications of modern internet architecture and global web so shut your fucking mouth here
>netdev

Don't feel attacked user, you shouldn't be investing with your emotions. It's not your favorite sports team. Nothing pearl does is novel, they just slap blockchain on it and are desperatly searching for something that creates demand for their token. But neither distributed storage nor meshnets are new.

The internet architecture of today has glaringly obvious problems, but you likely don't even know about them because you don't know anything below the application layer. There were smart people working for years on this problem and they have come up with a beatifully elegant solution. I bet you don't even know its name. There are multiple scientific papers and books about it, but surely the 8 page whitepaper of some anonymous dude has the better solution, cause muh blockchain.