Get protocol - the future for ticketing

You should look into GET protocol. They are tackling the problem of ticket fraud (which is a big problem lately) by registering everything on the blockchain and eliminating fraud. Additionally it gives event organizers a lot more options. What they achieved in the bear market:

- they will sell close to 1 million tickets this year (which other crypto project has that kind of adoption?)
- a new ticketing company has joined them: ITIX, which sells 2 million tickets yearly
- they were asked to move to kakao's new blockchain so it's possible Kakao's Melon tickets will start using GET.
- they have some of the biggest Dutch artists working with them and they will slowly but surely expand more internationally
- they are financially secure and contrary to many projects they will not go bankrupt anytime soon
- they refuse to spend money on marketing or big exchange listing. They focus on product development and that's where they invest money in. This is what all products should be about.

And above all: their tokenomics are great. For every ticket sold GET is needed to fuel the blockchain, which is bought from the market. The millions tickets sold in the coming years is expected to drive the price up a lot because they will have to buy big amounts from the market. They do this from tickets sales (around 0.50€ from each ticket sold goes into buying GET from the market)

All in all I consider this as one of the most promising crypto projects out there:

- adoption
- tackles a real world problem
- adoption brings value to the token

GET on Dutch tv:

youtube.com/watch?v=J7KDwHQ4FRo

A hidden gem imo but dyor of course :)

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Thanks for this; good summary.

Surprisingly interesting shill.

Kanker op met deze scam, nergens een token voor nodig

Hou je bek kaulo ipne

Will look into this..

Actually quite interesting. Quite promising

The latest 2 monthly updates are an interesting read and shows the direction the project is headed:

medium.com/get-protocol/update-may-19-6b2053098d8c

medium.com/get-protocol/update-june-19-f07d033f0828

>they refuse to spend money on marketing or big exchange listing. They focus on product development and that's where they invest money in. This is what all products should be about.
that's fucking retarded. Fucks over both investors and their own future adoption. The best technologoy doesn't win. The best marketer wins.

Not when you have a product that generates money for the holders (buybacks). The less you invest in marketing the more you have for product development and thus a better product. Doing extensive marketing only leads to pumps & dumps. They of course do marketing in the ticketing world and it shows.