/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>8765445
Thank you for the link, friendo. But do you happen to have any external links (not from the CEO or the team) which explain their partnership in detail?

>>8765463
>hope their advisors advise them to get on a real exchange
I'm personally very sure they will get listed on good and major exchanges. They have Dorjee Sun as their advisor. Dorjee is also an advisor to PowerLedger, which got listed on both Binance and Bittrex.

Also, Devery team is moving their HQ to Beijing this month to work closer with JD.com.

>>8745191
I don't care honestly. I also hold JNT which is literally a 100% arabcoin. I'm here to make money. IDGAF about their races as long as they get shit done.

Pic related is Devery's advisors.

>>8145941
>Even if this is the floor, that doesn't mean it has to or will go up
True.

>Devery is the most sketchy of all the supply chain coins imo
I thought so too in the beginning. But their advisors are top notch, and I'm convinced.

>>8057100
>Most people think that Devery lacks a solid team to actually execute their solution
Devery team is young, but they are quite experienced. An ex-NASA software engineer, an ex-Tesco executive, an Oxford lawyer etc.

Also Devery's advisors are top notch. It's very rare for a young company like Devery to have big names like Bokky Poobah and Dorjee Sun backing them.
dude is the one who audited the smart contracts of Bluzelle, Cindicator, Stox etc. He doesn't play with shit tier projects.

>>7996044
>this is the shittiest supply chain coin on the market for obvious reasons, look at devs
I see an ex-NASA software engineer. And also Bokky Poobah, the one pajeet with funny name who audited the smart contracts of Bluzelle, Cindicator, FunFair etc.

>>7936554
Devery's advisors.

>>7932011
I'm big on EVE. I'll tell you my honest opinion.

>Kid CEO out of college
Agree, CEO is young and relatively inexperienced. I admit that. That's one weakness of Devery. But I still invested a sizeable amount in EVE due to their advisors (Bokky, Dorjee and Alex). I personally think they're semi-god tier advisors in their own fields. So my rationale is, if these people are willing to be EVE's advisors then this project must have some potential in their perspective.

>inb4 you can pay anyone to be your advisors
Unlike most advisors in ICOs who are only names on the website, Bokky and Dorjee are directly involved and working together with the team. Both of them frequently showed up in telegram and answering questions. Bokky's BTTS is one proof that he's really committed to EVE.

>No news
They repeatedly said big announcement(s) will come in March or sooner. If you're in telegram, you must've known this.

>No update, their github is dead
Team is integrating in iterating the PoC to the blockchain. If I'm not mistaken, he once said they're doing it in a closed repo on github and will announce it after it's finished.

>marketing dead
Again, if you're REALLY in the telegram you should've known this. They are in process of hiring a PR/Partnership specialist and some new devs. Will be announced within this month.

So there it is.

>>7828884
Fine, your loss. You're gonna hear about Devery a lot next month.

>>7761972
I wonder where all this Devery exit scam FUD comes from.

Devery has big name advisors; not some average Joes advisors. Bokky and Dorjee showed up in the telegram group several times and answered questions from the community.

>>7701806
>I don't have enough to invest that a x10 gain would be relevant to me
Well, gain is still gain. Money is still money. You can't make that kind of gain in another market beside crypto.

> it's focus is too narrow and there's very little growth potential
Actually, it's the opposite. That's why I suggest you to DYOR. Devery is a protocol. Any 3rd party developers can make their own product verification systems on the protocol. The token EVE will be used as the fee in the ecosystem.

>>7701839
>Is Antoine back on telegram or he still partying and banging underage girls on brazil using our hard earned eth?
I'm more interested in answering legit questions. Also >>7701857 has given you a good answer.

>>7701848
That article was given by one of the Devery core team in the telegram. Earlier this morning, Antoine also dropped a hint about partnerships. Connect the dots.

>>7701877
Thanks for you concern. You actually give legit critics. It has such a low volume because

1. They haven't started with the marketing yet, they're in process of hiring a PR/Partnership specialist which will be announced soon.

2. They haven't released any partnership announcements yet. Antoine dropped a hint about it in the telegram group. Expect a partnership announcement within this month.

That explains why EVE has a very low volume, because there's nothing to show YET. Don't believe me? Join the telegram and see it yourself: t.me/deverychat

>Pic related is their advisors btw