You have to remember that there are a ton of "gimmicky" projects in the cryptospace that have MASSIVE marketcaps that seem completely unjustified. We're talking marketcaps in the Billions for stuff that has no working real-world business relationships, and in some cases, no working mainnet.
So what does that tell us? That projects with REAL fundamentals, like VET, have the real long-term investment upside.
Now that we're done with the fluff, let's get to the meat of my prediction:
WAL-MART.
WAL-MART.
WAL-MART.
That's all you need to know, really. VET is correctly positioned to be the top choice in distribution logisitics, a $150 Billion dollar a year industry, and potentially revolutionize it -- offering deep discounts on tracking and tracing products, and far better reliability, trust and confirmation of where products are originating. Better for consumer, too.
This is what blockchain was meant for, and not gimmicky silly projects that could implode any day now.
So what does that tell us? That projects with REAL fundamentals, like VET, have the real long-term investment upside.
Now that we're done with the fluff, let's get to the meat of my prediction:
WAL-MART.
WAL-MART.
WAL-MART.
That's all you need to know, really. VET is correctly positioned to be the top choice in distribution logisitics, a $150 Billion dollar a year industry, and potentially revolutionize it -- offering deep discounts on tracking and tracing products, and far better reliability, trust and confirmation of where products are originating. Better for consumer, too.
This is what blockchain was meant for, and not gimmicky silly projects that could implode any day now.