iExec RLC

iExec RLC is a decentralized computing marketplace that allows developers to rent out or access computing resources, datasets, and software in a privacy-preserving way. The project targets builders who want to construct applications where users retain control over their own data, incorporating features such as confidential processing and programmable data governance. It positions itself at the intersection of cloud computing, data privacy, and decentralized infrastructure.

The RLC token serves as the unit of payment and staking within the iExec marketplace, where resource providers and application developers transact for computing tasks. The protocol operates on Ethereum and is also present in the Arbitrum ecosystem, using smart contracts to coordinate task execution and payment settlement rather than running its own consensus layer, which is why no block time or consensus algorithm is recorded here. Participants use RLC to pay for computing jobs, and providers earn RLC in return for fulfilling those tasks.

The data stored here does not include a measurable fee stream expressed as a protocol revenue figure, so fee-based metrics such as protocol yield or earnings multiples are not calculable from this dataset. Fees in principle flow between task requesters and resource providers within the marketplace, with RLC as the medium of exchange, but no specific fee rate or protocol cut is captured in the figures provided. The circulating supply of 86,999,784.99 RLC equals the maximum supply exactly, meaning the supply issued percentage and the supply versus maximum percentage both stand at 100 percent as of the recorded point in time, and there is no dilution overhang outstanding.