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Toko demonstration. Super bullish, know what you hold. Enough is not enough, no other coin is coming close to this level of utility. Wagmi hbros.

>Creates liquidity: ownership of a 200m office building can be represented by 200m tokens in a fractionalized ownership structure. Traditionally this is a very illiquid asset. Tokens allow for more investors per project and allows companies to invest in broader investment baskets. This is more secure than paper: you know your customers and you prevent money laundering.

>Creates trust: instead of committing deals to paper deeds, where parties can’t entirely be sure they’re signing the same deal, cryptographic proofs establish and prove all parties are signing the same deal. This cannot be done with traditional paper methods.

>Re enterprises: we tokenize budgets. When work is sufficiently complete, budgets are decremented accordingly from one budget to another. This affords real time tracking of the deliverables and the budgets, effectively solving the corporate chargeback problem. In addition there’s a new dimension of sustainability: when we know work is delivered, how efficiently it was delivered, the geographies it was delivered from and the automation used, we can use government approved algorithms that calculate a transactions percentage use of a carbon offset. Keep in mind, where work is verifiably proven as originating for a certain geography, there are tremendous tax advantages available to the organization. This information is immutable and auditable. This is especially important at scale in regards to manufacturing and supply chains.

>> No.50192370
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>>50192336
Ehhhh why bunker trannies are raiding biz with hbar?

>> No.50192465

>>50192370
Cope seethe dilate. Nothing comes close to this level of utility. Got something better prove it. Protip you don’t.

denial <- you are here
anger
bargaining
depression
acceptance

>> No.50193704

Bump

>> No.50193891

>>50192336
Alright bruthas now that Voyager lost all my hbars since they've gone bankrupt. Where am I supposed to buy this shit coin now?

>> No.50194242

>>50193891
I use changenow or atomic wallet

>> No.50195458

>>50192336
Ohh, toko is connected to TOKO?
holy shit

>> No.50196754

Heard about toko for a year now and still nothing on mainnet. When Mants says enterprises moved slow, that’s a cop out to allow them to dump for years. In reality, these companies assign 2-3 people to tinker around with this blockchain thing and see if anything of value can be created, which so far the answer is none, otherwise they would all be clamoring to release and start saving some money

>> No.50197070

i've been really impressed with all the new projects being developed on hedera, especially the ones supported by the hbar foundation that's giving grants to talented builders

>> No.50197620

>>50196754
Yeah except none of the gc can dump anything. Weak disinformation. Also you’re just some basement dwelling troon faggot, you know nothing about corporate development or the inner workings of the gc partners. Avery Dennison cio was very excited about the prospects. Atma and coupon bureau and staking live this month

Cope seethe dilate troon

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This man’s shit eating grin, he knows something we don’t

>> No.50201123

>>50199964
Kek

>> No.50202642

>keeping the thread alive even though biz is dead
In servicenow’s demo, the main account had 4m hbars. If that were to be a common balance, ie a few million Hbar, there’d only be enough for 12,500 projects. With enterprise usecases live that’ll yield serious price appreciation.

>> No.50202683

>>50202642
This doesn’t take into account the hbars already circulating: which would be 31b/4m; so enough for 7.75k projects.