/biz/ - Business & Finance

Reminder that anyone fudding req is either a holder or brainlet.

>Building a platform for crypto payments, something that's not only required if crypto will ever truly be taken seriously as a currency, but also future tech that revolutionizes the transfer of value.
>Provides at least one substantial update every two weeks.
>Is transparent with updating github.
>Blogposts long and detailed explaining every aspect of their current goal and how close they are.
>One of the biggest alt communities on reddit
>Recently hired someone for their Strategic Partnership role, based in NYC.
>Attending Consensus 2018 for pre-scheduled meetings and to market themselves.
>Stuck to their roadmap goals, released mainnet on time, added Bitcoin and some erc20 coins shortly afterwards.
>Targetted partnerships with PwC, Wikimedia Foundation, and a number of other erc20 projects. All of these are with companies that directly benefit their goals, with the partnerships being confirmed by the companies themselves shortly after each announcement, so you know it's of substance and not like TRX or OMG.
>Head of PwC's blockchain lab went to their Singapore offices for a week of meetings and talking about how they could utilize their deep industry connections to have REQ bridge the gap between the traditional business sector and blockchain world.
>Wikimedia recently took down their old Bitcoin payment processor, within a few days of announcing their partnership with REQ to start a trial run on their French division. Wikimedia services around 720 million people per year.
>Tokenomics where it doesn't matter if speculators buy, because REQ gets auto-purchased with every transaction as a market buy using Kyber, then gets burned. The only thing that has to happen is for organizations to use REQ to cause passive buy pressure from people using the network. Price is 100% guaranteed to rise if any aspect of their platform is a success
>Rank 123 on CMC, 20 cents.