/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17120637
Cost efficiency. If the tech is already there why should they employ an entire army of people to go and develop their own carbon copy, test it, and waste all those resources. It'll be dramatically cheaper to go with the proven method which is DigitalBits, and it will be proven and validated as there are several publicly listed companies with 10mil+ users who are testing it as we speak.

Additionally, a company making their own tokenized loyalty point that only worked within their store would defeat the primary benefits of using a network like DigitalBits which is that you don't gain any network effect. Your consumers are stuck with the same old silo'd points. Whereas XDB would allow them to offer their customers the ability to spend those points more freely in more places, improving consumer choice, loyalty to the brands supporting that system, whilst getting rid of debt off the books faster and more efficiently than a company-specific solution could ever do.

If you know, you know

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>>16642722
XDB / DigitalBits.

If you don't DYOR after reading this enjoy being poor in 2020.

>Multiple publicly listed companies onboarding early next year with confirmed user bases of 10mil+
>See pic related for how token metrics are literal rocket fuel to any adoption
>Team are ultra connected. CEO made an exit with last company Console Connect for over 65mil, CMO of Walmart on the team, Hertz Exec, Blocktower Capital, Pantera and more
>Sub 2 mil mcap but been growing steadly, top vol on IDEX consistently, pumped over 100% and now consolidating nicely for the next leg up.

Seriously, I don't even need to shill this. Just research it yourself. There is ONE project in existence that covers branded currencies and creating liquidity for reward points (which are marked as deferred liabilities on balance sheets of large companies, thus need to be spent ASAP). That one project is XDB.

>>16582841
So let's do the basic maths here.

10 XDB is going to be required per user, minimum. The average is more like 30-100XDB as per last AMA.

Multiply it by 3 publicly listed companies with 10 million users each.

That's a bare minimum XDB requirement within the coming months of 300,000,000.

That's more than the entire sell side of IDEX right now which is the primary exchange for them.

>B-B-B-But Walmart won't use IDEX
No fucking shit, but DigitalBits the company will source it, provide the quote price, and sell/provide to them OTC. Look for upticks in volume and prolonged buy pressure and you'll know it's happening.

Apparently the early investors like Pantera are going to be setting up private liquidity pools for block sales to corporate clients too.

>>16508322
(Part 2/2)

>Token Metrics
If we agree that XDB is the only choice for these companies, and blockchain and multi-hop is a huge advancement on existing infrastructure, what does any of these mean for token holders? Fortunately, XDB token metrics are literal rocket fuel.

XDB is designed to have low token velocity, meaning it's designed to be held not swiftly transacted. Thus, supply is continually reduced with adoption. See pic related + this article: https://medium.com/digitalbitsorg/piecing-it-together-pt-5-token-velocity-9ca18ac9fe5d

Each company using XDB will be required in the first instance to lock at least 10 XDB per user wallet, and potentially even more.

>Adoption
Now, about that locking of XDB per user. The last AMAs with Al confirmed several things:

1) There are MULTIPLE publicly listed companies who are CONFIRMED to be coming on board and using XDB very, very soon. This isn't a crypto meme "partnership" or handshake to pump. They're keep it very underwraps but the adoption is confirmed to be happening shortly.

You can bet too publicly listed companies aren't swapped billions of dollars in rewards liabilities to some shitcoin project. It shows why the team has the Walmart CMO, Hertz exec, co-founder of Cointelegraph, Points.com VP and many more on it. These are serious guys.

2) Al confirmed that these companies each have in excess of 10 million users who will be using Digitalbits.

10,000,000 * 10 XDB = 100,000,000 XDB for just one of these companies. Assume even 2 or 3, that's 300 million XDB required. More than the total amount of XDB on IDEX alone right now.