/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>2583447

I literally just closed the links, senpai... and I'm too fucking lazy. Check the subreddit, has a lot of good threads, you just need to lurk moar. Here is a low effort tl;dr answer sheet to your questions...

>lmgtfy.com/antshares+partnerships
>^ it's china, bro. it doesn't matter who they've partnered with, a sizeable portion of the world's economy siphons through the great firewall, you can presume by this fact alone that they are partnered with the right people and friends with the right people too.
>which companies? Just google it dude what the fuck
>use cases - the same as eth and other smart-contract technologies, but the main point is the long term practicality given what I stated just above. China imports and exports, and a vast amount of spending and assets enter and leave the country every day. You can bet your ass that china will be adopting this technology as part of their normal transactional experience and they'll end up doing it faster than ETH will because the government is much more pragmatic in supporting drastic yet unavoidable change in comparison to the tangible hesitance of euro and USA leadership to integrate.
>you'll find twitter shills by google and by the subreddit, ffs.

China has positioned themselves to take a headstart on the ACTUAL IMPLEMENTATION of cryptocurrency and smart contract technologies as a real-world, b2c, b2b applicable form of transaction. As far as I have gathered from literally half an hour of casual reading myself, this new neo rebrand is a splitting of transactional assets, encouraging people to buy "shares" to hold as an investment (like you would a stock market asset) and using the antcoin (neo) as it's day to day currency transactional. This furthers my points stated above, this is the first technology, backed by the weight of fucking China itself to lay functional framework that "looks" like how the current financial/corporate system works. ETH has redtape to deal with.