/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58489886
I dont know I'm just here to shitpost about being right

>>56784027
Thanks for the new kino, hope you are doing well anon. Feels like people are starting to catch on to what Everest is as expected.

>>56317604
No one is going to figure identity out until the government forces them to

>It was a busy Q2. And as previously mentioned, we've been buidl-ing. A quick recap on what Everest achieved and how we are executing the strategy:

>Biometrics evolved from techie, proof of concept with eye-blinking for five seconds....to take-a-selfie, 1-2 seconds, mass market level of product. Replacing biometrics is like heart surgery on the Everest platform, as it reverberates throughout the rest of the system. Kudos to the engineering team for pulling that off seamlessly.

>We won some designs with the fiat-in/out widget, and are getting integrated to a bevy of wallets, dApps and DEXes. You can see an example if deployed to THE Foundation here: https://foundationnetwork.org/ and at Bancor: https://app.bancor.network/fiat
To remind everyone, Everest has a few competitive advantages in this sector......1) we are more cost-effective because we also include send/receive, buy/trade/sell, remit and a few other services coming soon, 2) we pay our partners commissions for the aforementioned transactions, and 3) since we are the only player in the space with our own chain, we offer the option of nearly free/no-gas network fees. We are expanding the token offering to 200+ pairs with more attractive pricing in the very near future too. The B2B2C strategy is getting executed.

>>55021959
nothing comes closer to solving sybil resistance
they have released more products in the last few months than 99% of crypto projects ever have
will have programmable real world assets

>>52873811
What loser spends 24 hours straight fudding a thread about a token they don't even hold.

>>52873840
The PA is irrational and will eventually reverse at which point /biz/ will fomo in at the top as is tradition.

>>51556371
based

I don't want other people to buy any

>>51016479
I'm also a lawyer who works with some crypto projects and can confirm that a lot of them are staffed by either boomer retards or delusional zealots who complaint about regulation all the time but don't do anything to either prepare for or fight it.

This is why I'm long projects like Everest that have been talking about this shit for years and are actually building to accommodate it. Even if you don't have industry insider knowledge it's obvious to anyone with brain cells to rub together that the regulation boomers are not fans of full decentralization and are finally doing something about it. Might as well go with the flow and invest accordingly to get your piece of the pie when they dangle the carrot.

I've been seeing this coin all over. Still unsure if this is another shit coin, or project that has huge unlocked potential

Shill me or explain why it's a scam

>What is Everest?
everestfoundation.net

>How does it work?
It uses your identity as a wallet to transfer $ID tokens via the blockchain, giving you complete transparency and ownership of your data.
This allows you to send remittances between individuals

Here's why Everest is Bullish

>they let you send remittances cheaper than Western Union and MoneyGram
>Everest and $ID are MiCA compliant
>you can make a fat stack off increasingly authoritarian trends

>>50668360
is this I how I Enjoy It?

What alts have you been accumulating this year? For me it's Everest ID, XMR and LINK

>>50389374