/biz/ - Business & Finance

This thread is for AMB holders who are weathering the storm and still clinging to life. We are in this together. I am confident it will pump but I'm not confident it will happen soon.

Why do people get so absolutely fucking assblasted when you mention this coin that isn't even in the top 200? What do they gain from attempting to fud such an under the radar coin?

Ambrosus unironically. One of the most solid projects in crypto right now.

I predict 1000 bundles at the launch but that will inevitably grow over the next year as new partnerships still under NDA are finalized (this process can take a long time due to lawyers and shit)

>>11730408
It really is one of the few real world uses for crypto. And keep in mind that if Ambrosus gets adopted for a service by I think two EU countries, then the entire union has to adopt them for that service as well. They are playing a very big game.

bump

AMB unironically has one of the most capable teams in crypto.

>>11357784
It was just retards faling for the FUD memes and reverse shilling nobody else took it seriously we all knew this was legit from the start

Let's have a realistic discussion about Ambrosus. What are your expectations for it by eoy?

>MrBearWolf I miss you don't an hero

Is ambrosusa going anywhere or is it dead? I'm thinking of selling my bags for tomo

>says he will give companies an ultimatum.
Didn't he say he gave his biz-devs "an ultimatum" about getting disclosures from the companies rather than him giving the companies an ultimatum himself?

I really feel for him and the team. Must be pretty damn frustrating. I think this answer on the AMA was the most important one on that particular topic.
https://www.reddit.com/r/ambrosus/comments/94lbnn/return_to_selfmoderated_community_mode_on/e3m6ra6/

Getting cucked by IBM seems to be the only big problem they are facing, but as far as big problems go, it seems to be very very big.

>So what is going on here? It seems the tech is some of the best, and is the only trustworthy supply chain coin out of all of them when it comes to the tech
I think you're right. It does seem to be the case. I have a small portion of my portfolio in amb. Just a bit more than enough for a Zeta node.

The price is currently so low that I started accumulating towards an Omega node and will continue accumulating to reach it, but I don't consider AMB a sure thing, just the only actual exposure to blockchain supply chain that is available to the public to buy into directly. If it fails, then fine. If not, then OK, it wasn't a bad gamble, I won't beat myself up over it.

In regards to "what is going on", I think the big companies are stringing along amb without any form of commitment, even just an announcement that they are testing it, just because there's no reason not to and there's a small reason to do it.

That small reason is that they lose a bit of face if something goes wrong or they decide that they would rather choose something else after.
In the case of IBM, even if they decide to choose something else after, no one will think worse of them for giving IBM a chance to prove themselves. It's IBM after all, not a "crypto startup".

>>8297894

Literally the biggest argument against efficient markets.

Sitting at a $60 million market cap with an alpha out, one medium sized food&pharma partnership, and one minor agriculture partnership

>>8124332

Chinky shitbags

>>8107047

We've got a sleeper here boys

>>8069121

To be fair they have nothing but an alpha quickly entering beta right now. However, they don't have any competitors in the space that can hold a candle to them.

European pharmas are hesitant to work with a Chinese project like VEN because of their prejudices and China's spotty cultural track record, so the big companies like GSK Britain and Nestle likely came together to assemble Ambrosus.

>>8030275

IT'S HAPPENING!

>>8028259

For a 4 month old project? Holy shit indeed

>70 Mil market cap
>Pharm supply chain
>Team includes Nestle executives, IoT pioneers, Gavin Woods
>Partnerships under NDA
>Main net released
>Still under 70 mil

Dr Stefan Meyer, CTO: Led R&D projects at Nestlé, MHM Microtechnique and Vitargent Biotech and also sold two projects to Maersk Group and Perrot GmbH. Founding Managing Director of the Integrative Food and Nutrition Center at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL). Member of the Swiss Federal Office for Agriculture. PhD in Food Science (ultrasound applications in food industry) from the University of Leeds and an MSc in Geosciences from the University of Lausanne.

Dr Vlad Trifa, Chief Product Officer: Founder of Web of Things and former Head of Digital Lab at Swisscom. As Co-Founder of EVRYTHNG, he has designed and built large-scale IoT platforms used by Fortune 100 companies (incl. Coca Cola, Unilever, LVMH, GE). Previously served as Research Associate at MIT and UCLA. PhD and MSc in Computer Science from ETH Zurich and EPFL respectively.

Nathalie Kazzi Interim COO (Consultant): Cofounder and COO of Decisive Wealth. Before that, she was a Global Product Manager as SGS, the world’s leading inspection, verification, testing and certification company, where she developed and implemented Health & Safety online systems across 126 countries. Earlier, Nathalie was a Project Services Engineer at Shell in the Netherlands and Dubai, and worked on projects in the Middle East and Africa. MBA from Chicago Booth Business School and BEng from University of Technology Sydney.

Dr Joseph Chen-Yu Wang, Project Manager: Chief Scientist at Bitquant Research Laboratories. He previously served as Vice President at JP Morgan in New York and Hong Kong (Quantitative Analytics & Equity Derivatives) and also served as Lead Dev at Pointserve and Landmark Graphics. He also developed open source projects for Globewide Network Academy, and IRAF. BsC in Physics from MIT and PhD in Astrophysics