/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50180731
im angrily jealous of you and I've been here for a while

>>50180525
There are numerous established proof of concepts in place. Indonesia leveraged Everest's platform to streamline oil subsidy distribution with millions of locals securely storing their private data. This saves Indonesia 1.3 Bn in subsidy funds per year.
The fully functioning Fiat on/off rails for Remittance payments between the US and Mexico outpace established Remittance systems, and undercut the cost of transfers by orders of magnitude.
The ID token is needed for the expanse of utilities Everest provides, crosschain, into any dApp.
CRDT is needed to replace existing fiat systems with regulatory compliant, programmable CBDCs.
The project won't be limited to only Ethereum, it's crosschain and bridging TradFi <-> DeFi while utilizing its own Everchain.

The demand will come from crypto services being forced to meet incoming regulation standards for their platforms.
Everest is the only one ready with a crosschain, globally operating solution that the industry is suddenly being required to adopt.
User onboarding is tied to the referral bonus program these crypto services will be taking advantage of to get people signed up for their now regulatory compliant products.

>some info about referrals
https://medium.com/about-everest-updates-and-news/welcome-to-the-everest-referral-program-80c4b181ad90

>>49932981
truly and sincerely I wouldn't trust Bob mother fuckin Reid with my biometrics because he can't be trusted to take care of polaroids!!

I took him to CVS so i could pick up my photos after processing and as I was standing at the counter, with 2 platters of fish tacos Bob vicously shoved into my hands knocking my purse and phone onto the floor making me hold the platters as some indonesian woman ran to pick my phone and purse up.

Bob said "don't worry saldo won't be able to use it because we threatened to deactivate her face next time. "You know I once told Galia I've done more for women than she's ever done in her life."

So I'm standing here holding tacos at the checkout line about to pick up my polaroid photos when Bob pushes the clerk out of the way for not blinking 2 seconds on and off.

He starts rummaging through each polaroid holding it up near the light moving it back and forth closer and farther from his face while yelling "Error" denied, *throwing each photo in the trash basket like a ufo being tossed from space*, "not enough light", "remove your mask", "this one didn't blink long enough"

I tried to tell him it is a picture not a video and he said iOS isn't even supported stop asking because it was already delivered Q1 2019