iExec RLC

iExec RLC is a decentralized computing and data-privacy network that lets developers build applications where users retain control over their own data. The project targets builders who need confidential processing, programmable data governance, and privacy-preserving features without relying on a centralized cloud provider. Its native token, RLC, serves as the unit of exchange within this marketplace for computing resources and protected datasets.

iExec operates on Ethereum and extends into ecosystems such as Arbitrum, using smart contracts to coordinate orders between those who contribute computing power and those who need it, with RLC used to pay for and settle those tasks. The token also gates access to confidential computing environments and data-monetization features built into the platform. The stored data shows no consensus algorithm or block time for the token itself, as RLC is an ERC-20 asset that inherits Ethereum's settlement rather than running its own chain.

The data stored for iExec does not include a discrete fee-stream figure, so this site carries no protocol-revenue or fee-yield metrics for RLC. What is recorded is a 24-hour turnover ratio of 5.04, meaning trading volume over that period equaled roughly 5 percent of the asset's market capitalisation of approximately 29.53 million USD. The entire maximum supply of 86,999,784.99 RLC is already in circulation, leaving a dilution overhang of 0.0 percent and a fully diluted valuation equal to the market cap, both measured at this point in time.