/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>2750020
Welcome anon, good time time got in. Got enough to stake?

>>2702931
No you're right about private chains not directly affecting XEM price.

However I believe there will be a spillover. Large companies seeking tailored blockchain solutions like this will bring more money, experience and exposure to the development team.

A lot of blockchain projects are also talking about interconnecting blockchains. All NEM based blockchains can connect and communicate through the main chain, which would require the use of XEM.

Finally there's the speculative "hype element" around getting a big partner onboard. It's sort of a greenlight for investors.

That's just off the top of my head. I think businesses at large will prefer tailored, private chains for their internal services at least.

Nem can offer everything Factom can and more, has smart contracts and a great angle towards corporations. I think this could be a sleeping giant in the top 10 - certainly don't see it discussed much around here. Get yourself 10k XEM and start harvesting, it's not that big an investment - and *might* make you a lot of money in the future.