/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55113279
I hold both kilt and sparks - a low mcap digital identity coin is sure to pump when the meta hits...but cheq is absolutely a clear out winner here. the ssi industry is gagging for a business use-case for the technology and cheq are literally walking in fully interoperable with payment rails ready for businesses to use as they transfer to the new business models being forced upon them by eIDAS and GDPR.

They are partnered with 70% of SSI vendors, meaning their network extends globally into multiple industries, and the team is absolutely networked up to the teeth, being former Accenture consultants (biggest tech consulting firm in the world), which will come in handy when Fortune 500 businesses suddenly need a revenue stream to justify this tech transition being mandated by governments.

It's hard to overstate how bullish I am on this project - the work they do has been lauded by Drummond Reed who basically founded the ssi industry and their creds platform could be really revolutionary for a lot of crypto projects.

pic related - they are working with a tier 1 credit rating agency (e.g. experian, though which one it is isn't confirmed until the agency is ready for the press release) to bring credit and kyc to exchanges and defi. These guys don't fuck around and are going places.


>>55114127
this isn't untrue. cheq launched at the end of the bull market and stabilised after a brutal drawdown for launch buyers at 3c. Price is now settled at 5c and anything underneath that gets slurped by a growing array of qnt standards autists. It is still capable of enormous growth.

>>55128897
Holding KILT is pain but I keep buying small amounts in the hopes that one day the brutal VC dumps stop. Polkadot have big treasury money behind them and KILT are probaby the most recognised DiD coin but they really don't seem to give a shit about holders