/biz/ - Business & Finance

dur dur heineken urr

Good news only makes Vechain go lower, please stop

Nice try sunny

Let it dump

It's a good day to buy hard

No one cares about your chink scamcoin, sunny.

>>7994544
you are the reason VEN is tanking now you idiot

LEAKING SURPRISE PARTNERSHIPS IS NOT A GOOD THINGS AND PREVENTS THIS SHITCOIN TO EVER TAKE OFF

>>7994544
Post proof of your 125k ven or larp

>>7994618
Most of the alts are tanking right now. Once bitcoin is stable at 10-11k VEN will be back

Don't listen to the fags cck. You restored my love of carbonated beverages.

>>7994652

>open coinmarketcap
>literally an ocean of pure green except for VeChain and LTC that exit scammed with Visa news

Yeah no

>>7994704
switch to btc. Only like 6 coins are up

>>7994544
STOP PRICING IN EVERYTHING YOU CHINK FUCK

U mean haineken and other big swedish company coming?

MAKE YOUR FUCKING COIN GO UP YOU STUPID KEK. DO YOU WANT TO MAKE THE EVENT LOOK LIKE A COMPLETE FAILURE? NO? THEN FUCKING TURBOCHARGE THIS FUCKING CHINK SHIT UP TO 70K SATS RIGHT THIS FUCKING MOMENT. CALL YOUR FUCKING CHING CHONG FRIENDS AND PUMP IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>7994544
Nobody gives a fuck anymore Sunny. Partnerships don't mean shit right about now.

PLEASE MAKE IT STAY ABOVE 50K SATS I CAN TAKE IT ANYMORE THEY ARE ALL LAUGHING AT US VENNERS HERE PLS SEND HELP

PLEASE MAKE IT STAY ABOVE 50K SATS I CANT TAKE IT ANYMORE THEY ARE ALL LAUGHING AT US VENNERS HERE PLS SEND HELP

Paid you the btc you asked for signals but you didn't give any signal on last tweet, explain or refund cck! I dm you on twitter no answer

Buy for 5000 BTC pls.

>>7994835
holy fucking shit, get a load of this retard. I really want see VET tank to 20k sats to enjoy moonboys getting raped and load new bags.

>>7994544
No one gives a shit about Heineken when BMW wasn't able to convince people after this cringe fest of a conference yesterday

>>7994989
Yes, please speak for all of us you giant smelly faggot.

If you want to be salty that your coins aren’t moving, I don’t give a shit. Obviously I’m not stoked about it either. But look at the bigger picture. A year ago would you have guessed that BMW or Heineken would be getting involved with blockchain even a little bit? I sure as fuck wouldn’t. Ignore the coin specific hype and recognize the huge win for crypto as a whole here

>>7995084
>the absolute state of VENlets

>>7995084
>pretending we're not all here to make money

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBloSl5o2h0

>>7994544
PeeStain viral marketing man desperately trying to pump the price back up

>>7994544
This is fake. It's not Heineken, but there is a similarly big brand in NDA with vechain. It's in fact very obvious.

Coca Cola Chink

>it's another episode of the VeChain marketing team spreading false rumors to increase interest

Even Justin Sun didn't fall this low. Fuck off.

>>7994544
Grolsch

>>7994544
Nobody gives a shit anymore. Don't go around saying 8hrs till Apostheosis and then post the most retarded trailer for a product ever. That was just awful stock footage with a nasty voice over should've dropped the fucking bags there and then sighs

Pepsi kid was faster lul, he spoiled it yesterday. However VEN will dump even harder after the news.
Can you tell us how a partnership with BMW e.g. will work? Where do they get the coins from?

>Pic is how you announce partnerships like a real company. In a porn light with people watching. Putting it in your hand, seeing him putting it in his hands, shaking it, then signing a fucking partnership.

>>7995792
do tell!

>>7996337
WTC tanked almost 2 times since those proper announcement, you brainlet.

>>7994544
make ven go up to $9 pls

You have unironically made VEN a laughing stock if you're actually him. Fuck off

brainlets. If this was the real CCK he would have tweeted. This is the same Pepsi Kid larper from yesterday trying to start a heineken rumor

>>7996997
Actually, that would be ironic

>>7995792
Coca-Cola?

This coin sucks ass and all the partnerships with such “major comps” don’t do shit cause everyone knows these niggas just pay everyone

>>7994544
Is counterfeit Heineken a problem in Asia? Isn’t it the #1 import beer over there?

>>7996927
march 7

>>7994989
"BMW" can mean they agreed to share an intern or that BMW is going to use VET/Thor for their entire parts production line. Given the lack of details the first seems more likely.

>>7997222
It actually means they agreed to lease an entry-level BMW 3 Series. Here they are getting to ready to sign the papers at the dealership.

>>7997279
I can smell the 'this is a new car' chemical spray from here.

>>7997279
Haha BMW is small potatoes anyway, it isn’t even top 2-3 vehicle manufacturer i don’t think

No tweet no CCK obviously

>>7997114
Yeah, totally, they are fabricating the most elaborate scam, paying off universities, multi billion dollar corporations and investment firms.

>>7997409
What universities? Is there a blockchain university?

I'm not sure why everyone forgets about their Renault partnership.

Renault is the parent company of some piece of shit no name car manufacturer called NISSAN.

>>7997344
BMW Small potatoes? bruh wtf u smoking.

>>7997344
sure but its a luxury car manufacture and VeChain is all about verifying luxury goods

>>7997417
literally, the top university in the world

>>7997421
Big if true. I’m gonna have to look that up.

>>7997409
Don't forget paying Jim Breyer to shill. Fucking autists who don't understand that in venture capital, reputation is everything. And no VC is going to knowingly attach their name to a shit company. Not to mention Breyer's net worth is 3 fucking billion dollars. Vechain couldn't pay him anything worth his while NOW. It's what they can become in the future that he's interested in.

It's all a scam, kids. Breyer is a paid-off nobody.

>>7997429
How can anyone have a problem with a counterfeit BMW? It's such a complicated item that it can't really be impersonated can it? Maybe the individual parts but you take the car to a registered mechanic anyway... maybe they will use VeChain but it won't be for authenticity,that isn't a problem

>>7997698
BMW might not want their parts to be shit. Plus, its more than counterfeit problem, its logistics solution, tracking parts, optimizing supply chain

>>7997279
you could pretty easily photoshop some companies apart from BMW at the top right.... hmmmmm

>>7997720
Right, but why do they need an RFID chip when a barcode and/or UPS tracking number will do?

As if anyone would ever fake heineken beer lel

The essential difference between Vechain and Walton is the layer at which the blockchain is implemented. Vechain has patents on the txID-reading RFID chips with memory, which allows the blockchain to be implemented in the foundational level through the RFIDs. They are world leaders in chip technology, and make their own chips. Walton does not make their own chips. They outsource the hardware, and have the hardware made compatible with their blockchain via API. So their blockchain is implemented several layers up in the application layer, through business-centralized control. So, Walton is inherently less decentralized and less secure.

This is the essential difference, and it's not a deal-breaker for Walton, but it is a fact, and it does matter. Vechain is somewhat ironically better at authentication than Walton for this reason, despite Walton's original main use-case as an anti-counterfeiting product (they've since expanded their use-case into cold logistics and other areas).

But there are other advantages to making your own chips. Walton is using someone else's hardware and then repurposing it for their blockchain. Vechain has built the chip from the ground up to be compatible with the blockchain and improved the standard chip to be much more advanced, with encryption, fine minute movement detection, anti-collision logic to prevent skipping, low voltage technology so the chips can last more than 20 years, and other advancements over standard chips. Making their own chips also makes them cheaper. Standard RFIDs are 15 to 20 cents. Vechain's are less than 5..

>>7997840
Barcodes are much less permanent and obviously do not store data. Data is the new Data. This is IOT.

>>7997840
This is more about blockchain than rfid tags. anyone can make an rfid tag. There are some benefits to rfid over barcode in efficiency. a barcode needs to be scanned and data has to be entered by the individual scanning the barcode. an rfid tag can just be sent through a terminal(like a metal detector or those things in the grocery store that detect if you steal something) without needing someone ot be their and scan each barcode.
rfid can also be modified for a paticular product to give other info that barcode cant. barcodes are just stickers, rfid are small chips.
Again though, the main appeal to these supply chain blockchains is the blockchain. and the removal of the human element, that commonly lies on the paper work.
Im a wagecuck at Kroger, work in dairy, we get milk from the warehouse that we dont even order, because the warehouse has to meet certain criteria and get rid of its milk and so they just throw it onto our pallets, now we have ot sell it. now you might be thinking "Well just take it off the pallet when it gets there and say this isnt ours" but you would only really say that if you never worked there before. the milk could be buried into the pallet and not be noticed. but if our dock at our work acted like a terminal to check for rfid tags, as we take milk out of the truck through the terminal and into our cooler, we could see in really time what all the milk we were receiving was and notice if we received anything that wasnt ours.
a similar problem exists in our produce department where i see blockchain and rfid tags being even more helpful to ensure fresh fruits and veggies.
sorry for the ramble. just understand that if its a barcode, its a sticker nothing more. and data has to be entered by senders and receivers who can and do manipulate the data

>>7997720
It's to prevent odometer tampering.

>>7994835
Veiners

>>7998200
Also prep for flying cars.

>>7998125
The essential difference between Walton and VeChain is the layer at which the blockchain is implemented. Walton has patents on the txID-reading RFID chips with memory, which allows the blockchain to be implemented in the foundational level through the RFIDs. They are world leaders in chip technology, and make their own chips. VeChain does not make their own chips. They outsource the hardware, and have the hardware made compatible with their blockchain via API. So their blockchain is implemented several layers up in the application layer, through business-centralized control. So, VeChain is inherently less decentralized and less secure.

This is the essential difference, and it's not a deal-breaker for VeChain, but it is a fact, and it does matter. Walton is somewhat ironically better at authentication than VeChain for this reason, despite VeChain's original main use-case as an anti-counterfeiting product

>>7998212
VeChain’s RFID can also explain the mystery of quantum mechanics, specifically the double-slit experiment.

Breyer's sister in law is the transportation secretary for the United States, follow the clues or get left behind.

>>7996215
>grolsch
sounds like when you start to vomit but then you close your face and it goes back into your ephosagus desu