/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>14645250
SIR we have many lambo memes to share at EVEHQ

>>14640916
50k is probably a /cozy/ amount in 3-6 months.

>>14625375
Probably makes sense to get in bids on something that's already moving, yes?

>>14624555
fucking trips r u kidding me

$.05 by next week confirmed.

>>14623796

>>14616842
>https://www.coindesk.com/ethereum-leaders-are-slowly-courting-gulf-coast-royals-and-investors
They bought LINK
They bought VIDT
And are just getting started with EVE.

>>14615000
or EVE.

>>14609102
Deadcats are preceded by heavy sell volume. There was pretty much no volume until the team released their marking app (which is a huge part of the usecase for the time being)

>>14609239
Crashed coin has a team of about 10. Bokky Poobah (smart contract guru, look him up) is still involved with the project and has written a clever solution to consume the ERC-20 EVE rather than gas to transact on the ETH network.

The specific use cases are up to developers, but Devery Protocol is an open source toolset with a marking, reading, and tracking app included. Companies, developers, and retail buyers are able to plug data into the ETH chain as well as read it, and re-mark it when ownership changes.

It's basically the only legit supply chain project on ETH. It's interoperable (chain agnostic) and 1 token is burned each time an item is marked. It's a unique project because they're now creating a deflationary supply. This translates to value "baked" into the eco-system with a catalog of both private and publicly accessible hashes for any digital or physical items.

TL;DR Poor mans LINK. It's a protocol layer that works on any chain with a deflationary supply. Check out markery.io if you're handy and want to test it.

>>14612163

>>14611790
Don't listen to any of these pajeets.

EVE is going to be the biggest gainer. Chart is reversing after a long downtrend.