So many idiot level proposed uses for blockchain. Where are the legit use cases?

the only shitcoin out there working on a plausible use case, an actual, tangible need for reward point programs... why? because reward points are interesest free lending for enterprises, they will be extremely interested in launching their own programs

Imagine a mobile app that allows you to access, collect, and use reward points for major brands, airlines etc. from your phone. Imagine being able to convert them to cash or to buy reward points if you see a reward you'd like but don't have the points for (this is called unlocking siloed value btw and is an extremely worthwhile endeavour).

Just in reward points alone there's over 16 billion dollars worth of points just lying around unused. Loyalty points are a massive industry and more importantly, blockchain is basically designed to become the prime platform for them. Think about it. Loyalty points are essentially corporate currencies issued by centralized entities (the companies). So having one blockchain and team that offers the full tech stack to brands to create a network of corporate currencies just seems logical to me.

Ethereum is worth 20 billion dollars and the only corporate currencies (ERC20 tokens) on it are from tech startups with no product. How much will a blockchain be worth if it attracts major brands and global mega corporations?

I looked into XDB after seeing the shilling last week and the use case seems legit but actually getting the different corporate entities to separately engage with one blockchain based points system would be the difficulty in all of this surely?

Could work out being the ultimate pathway for corporations to get on chain. XDB broke out too which is nice lol. Probably gonna wait to get a bag though

No user. See, the traditional and obvious FUD would be "Why wouldn't company XYZ create their own blockchain reward points". And the answer is simple: If they did that, nothing would change. It would still be siloed reward points like they are right now. They need to congregate and agree on a singular platform. So why not agree on one that offers the full tech stack and support, led by an industry veteran and successful entrepreneur (Console Connect, which was sold to THE PCCW).

What Digitalbits offers is essentially a "neutral ground" for all corporate currencies to congregate and be exchanged. This helps ALL of them because it unlocks the siloed value of their reward points and brings them closer to being actual currencies.

damn this is some pretty cool stuff, using digitalbits + flexa through their app to spend crypto and loyalty points would be some next level stuff

Quant. Will moon hardest in the next bull. Mark my words.

Here you go:
algorand.com/resources/blog/fungible-tokens-and-atomic-multi-party-transfers

TLDR: all new projects are most probably moving on here, erc-20 was obviously a temporary shit solution.
Also ideal DEX.

Unironically seems like a solid idea. So many shit coins out there now its difficult know.

All you can do is to properly exercise risk management and take very small positions.

I predict a Flexa partnership within the next month. What would be REALLY next level though would be a PundiX partnership. But that won't happen, right? Surely not, right?

CHZ looks like it'll survive the next 5 years at least considering the binding contracts/partnerships with large football clubs.

Don't tease me like that, if I caught a whiff off either of these partnerships. I'd market buy the book. You saw what kind of pump flexa pulled right?

XDB Chads get in here telegram: digitalbitspricediscussion

Put your money where your so-called autistic mouth is and profit off of the legitimate use case projects

got burned a lot lately but after having researched what the distrib looked like for XDB, i decided to get in... wish me luck!

same here user it feels like a smart move but theres always risk, I'd be happy with a 2x

Designated calcutta chat

Calcutta? The chat is full of degenerate memes and spam. Some gems in there as well though.

EDGE is making actual revenue and is around 10x cheaper than aws by running on spare compute capacity. Around 6M revenue in the pipeline, which will start to be bought of the market together with host self-onboarding next week.

capgemini.com/consulting-de/wp-content/uploads/sites/32/2017/08/smart_contracts_paper_long_0.pdf

You are not really looking at this from the corporations POV. If I managed to get people to spend more money to earn rewards points, those rewards points can be traded for free shtuff from my company, and a large majority of those points get lost and never used. Why in the fuck would I ever want those points to get found, traded, and used when I stand to make no money from it?