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>>56370466
>not a single coin/token mentioned itt looks like the same setup that QNT had before its moonshot. wtf

Maybe not the same chart setup, but the enterprise and development setup is eerily similar.

We have huge, multi-billion dollar companies of global renown actually integrating KILT tech right now, and no one really believes it. There was the same with QNT, it was all out there for anyone to see but people were bitter and burned by the scam parsnips of 2017/18 and refused to believe that crypto could be anything other than memecoins.

Even today people don't believe it, and they won't until the chart shows a 100x, at which point they will turn into geniuses who "knew about" KILT today and "told you to buy" etc.

And it will all be cope because they could only trade based on what has happened already rather than what they see could happen in the future.

This is why crypto is so great and why efficient market fags are so horrendously deluded. Often the information is out there already for everyone to see, and it's even dispersed somewhat well (not perfectly, but things do get shilled all over). BUT, most people just don't believe it or don't recognise its significance. Therein lies the tremendous inefficiency which we can exploit, and profit from. You just have to be able to judge a coin by something other than its existing price history, and recognise that the chart does NOT reflect all known information about the coin, as efficient marketfags would have you believe. Normies outsource their thinking to the chart.


I shilled QNT on here until my fingers were raw and the content of my posts in, say, 2018 was basically the same as in 2021. Most or all of the main partnerships were known about already, everyone had the chance to read these threads and many of you probably did.

And yet it still ran 2500x over those three years, not because new information came out but because people gradually started to believe it (once the chart told them to).

Vodafone loves KILT (August 2023)
> KILT DIDs being used to track air cargo
> Vodafone to roll out similar supply chain tech to other sectors
> Total addressable market: unimaginable

Bitcoin Suisse loves KILT (April 2023)
> Integrated into bank-grade custodial “Vault”, in preparation for upcoming institutional applications
> https://www.bitcoinsuisse.com/news/bitcoin-suisse-integrates-kilt-vault

MeWe loves KILT (April 2023)
> Social media platform with 20m users
> All being migrated to web3 via Frequency blockchain
> Which has integrated KILT for the login tech
https://www.coindesk.com/web3/2023/04/26/social-media-app-mewe-to-bring-frequency-blockchains-self-sovereign-identity-to-its-20m-users/

Polkadot ecosystem loves KILT (June 2023)
> KILT requested funds to develop Decentralised Identity Provider (DIP)
> allows for open cross-chain identity services
> essentially sets KILT up for DID provision to *all* parachains, and beyond
> Governance passed the proposal

New integrations being announced regularly now, with a pipeline of big clients. The endorsement by Deloitte will pull in a tonne of new client interest, as well.

Digital IDs (DIDs) will be one of the major developments of the next couple of years, and they will allow us to reconcile regulatory demands with DeFi autonomy. Markets move on narratives and DIDs are a fresh and genuine usecase for blockchain, and unironically one of the most crucial components of the bridge between crypto/blockchain and “the real world”. Think of them like oracles but for identity - anarchyfags can seethe but blockchain takeover will never happen without some kind of KYC/AML, and the applications are endless. For just one example, consider the possibility of undercollateralised loans, e.g. mortgages, through crypto - that will never happen without some knowledge of the borrower’s credit worthiness, i.e. an aspect of their credentials. This year KILT is starting to reveal some of its truly epic client list (see OP)

Vodafone loves KILT (August 2023)
> KILT DIDs being used to track air cargo
> Vodafone to roll out similar supply chain tech to other sectors
> Total addressable market: unimaginable

Bitcoin Suisse loves KILT (April 2023)
> Integrated into bank-grade custodial “Vault”, in preparation for upcoming institutional applications
> https://www.bitcoinsuisse.com/news/bitcoin-suisse-integrates-kilt-vault

MeWe loves KILT (April 2023)
> Social media platform with 20m users
> All being migrated to web3 via Frequency blockchain
> Which has integrated KILT for the login tech
https://www.coindesk.com/web3/2023/04/26/social-media-app-mewe-to-bring-frequency-blockchains-self-sovereign-identity-to-its-20m-users/

Polkadot ecosystem loves KILT (June 2023)
> KILT requested funds to develop Decentralised Identity Provider (DIP)
> allows for open cross-chain identity services
> essentially sets KILT up for DID provision to *all* parachains, and beyond
> Governance passed the proposal

New integrations being announced regularly now, with a pipeline of big clients. The endorsement by Deloitte will pull in a tonne of new client interest, as well.

Digital IDs (DIDs) will be one of the major developments of the next couple of years, and they will allow us to reconcile regulatory demands with DeFi autonomy. Markets move on narratives and DIDs are a fresh and genuine usecase for blockchain, and unironically one of the most crucial components of the bridge between crypto/blockchain and “the real world”. Think of them like oracles but for identity - anarchyfags can seethe but blockchain takeover will never happen without some kind of KYC/AML, and the applications are endless. For just one example, consider the possibility of undercollateralised loans, e.g. mortgages, through crypto - that will never happen without some knowledge of the borrower’s credit worthiness, i.e. an aspect of their credentials. This year KILT is starting to reveal some of its truly epic client list (see OP)

KILT supplying the DID tech for this huge project with Vodafone.

https://timebusinessnews.com/revolutionizing-business-with-web3-vodafone-dab-and-aventus-join-forces-through-lupotoro-groups-2-2-billion-deal/