/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.12690100]

Here we go boys!
Wait. You guys did buy the dip, right?

[Anonymous No.12690110]

Real-world clients and industries: supply chain, insurance, real estate, notary services, transfer pricing automation (DTM), document management, tokenization of real estate and shares. While dApps, target single users. LTO network goes further: their end users are B2B like governments, multinationals and enterprises. One can argue that converting a single user is easier than converting a corporation—and will be right—however, converting even one organization essentially brings thousands of user activity (and transactions) to the LTO network.

Clients of LTO (like Heineken or Deloitte) do not need to actually buy tokens from the market to utilize LTO’s chain.

The only thing they need to do is set up a node on the mainnet, those with LTO tokens can then lease out their tokens to Deloitte for example. This way Deloitte does not need LTO tokens but they do use LTO tokens.

Of course if clients know how to buy tokens and are able to do so themselves, they are very free to do it. Perhaps their integrators can even buy it for them? In any case, the LTO token is used at all times—whether companies purchased or leased them.
Whether tokens are leased or (in)directly bought—the higher the usage of LTO’s platform, the less tokens are circulating on exchanges for speculative purposes.

Summarized, LTO came up with a way to create value for clients while transposing this into a token. Thus solving both the frictions companies have in acquiring tokens and incentivizing real network usage. There is not a single blockchain project out there which effectively make this possible.

[Anonymous No.12690116]

https://lto.network/