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There are multiple estimates that predict this level of growth. If the market cap for supply chain alone is 3.1t then just imagine the market cap of crypto.

Assuming that this is the case with 3.1t, let's look at VeChain who is currently leading the pack when it comes to cryptos dealing with the supply chain. It is clear that VeChain intends to stick around for a very long time and thus will only continue to further solidify their position in the crypto world. We can be INCREDIBLY and say that of that 3.1t market cap, VeChain will capture only 5%.

3.1t x 0.05 = 155b
155b/800m = 193
193 x 0.02 = 3.86 (386 prior to 1:100 split)

With that incredibly conservative guess it is safe to assume that VeChain will in the years to come, reach a valuation in the hefty triple digit range.

Say what you want and FUD what you want, but I currently hold 1,200,000 (12k pre split) VET, and at that price it would make me 4.5 million dollars. I would and will happily wait that period of time to see those numbers.

>> No.10824188

>>10824167
We can be INCREDIBLY conservative*

>> No.10824192

So dump VeScam and invest in IBM tradelens?

>> No.10824193

>>10824167
And none of that 3.1t will be in vechain by that time. Sunny will have jumped ship to another scam. The rumor is true, Oxford confirmed it.

>> No.10824199

>>10824193
kek

>> No.10825174

>He doesn't realize VEN fud threads mysteriously vanished altogether today
Either foxy's mom grounded him from using a computer or it as just all a clever ruse to distract people from the OceanEx private sale

>> No.10825193

>>10824192
Cisco has a solution as well called xtrace as well

>> No.10825264

>>10824167
>>10825174
It's fun to shitpost about blatant chink scams, but ultimately we all have more important things to do. You know, like researching REAL projects that actually have potential. You're deluded if you think we are anywhere near ready for supply chain tracking on an Ethereum/NEO fork. My friend just messaged me about Grin and Algorand, maybe you should take a dive into those as well.

>> No.10825289

>>10825264
The only reason supply chain tracking is possible on an Ethereum-like blockchain is because it uses Proof-of-Authority. Anything else would be too slow right now. PoA’s the same thing used by Microsoft and IBM for their supply chain solutions.

I don’t think PoA is the best solution but while everyone waits for Ethereum’s scaling solution, IBM and Microsoft are scooping up all the big name supply chain clients like Maersk. VeChain’s the only real publicly tradable contender right now, even with its flaws.

>> No.10825339

I'm all in on Vechain as well, but the market cap of Vechain the company is not guaranteed to be reflected in the market cap of VET the coin. However, I do think that $1 is possible in a few years.

>> No.10825372

>>10825289
>>10825289
>Proof-of-Authority
There is no "Proof"-of-Authority, because the identities of whoever is running the nodes aren't even publically known. It's the same reason why NEO is and forever will be a chink scam shitcoin.

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10825387

>>10825339
Yikes.