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Why is this pajeet shitcoin still going up?
Grayson Hernandez
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Easton Nelson
Because retards like you believed the fud and let the whales accumulate.
David Campbell
Think its too late to buy in?
Robert Ortiz
Nope
Bentley James
Ready to baghold this shit to 0.
Jose James
Imagine being this delusional
Logan Torres
calling the SEC to report this scam
Charles Nguyen
No, if you buy in now you've still got a guaranteed 2x in the short term. However depending on how this BTC rally goes and considering the client news that's about to drop and a likely binance listing, it could moon pretty hard.
Bentley Carter
One of the few legit projects in crypto. Company is already operating in black and burning tokens every month while onboarding new customers all the time.
The pumpamentals on this token are insane. If you aren't in, you will kick yourself real soon.
The fact that VIDT has it's dedicated FUD-army should tell you that someone is really interested in suppressing price.
Christian Walker
just day trade bros
Jaxson Cox
Could it go to $1 or $10? What kind of gain potential are we talking here?
I’ve seen this get fudded by some high effort fud so this to me is a pretty buy signal.
Wyatt Parker
Translation: VIDT is an illegal security token (and not a utility token) and if SEC hears about it this shit is going straight to zero.
Benjamin Morgan
SCAM SHIT FUCK OFF TURQUIOSE RETARD
Jaxon Thompson
Binance listing. I have the proof. Don’t make me post it faggots.
Owen Gomez
Post it faggot.
Aiden Torres
u dont have shit bagholder
Brody Clark
Honestly? This has the potential to be huge, invoice fraud is a major problem costing companies millions a year.
nytimes.com
It can be used for educational certificates, medical records, legal documentation, the authentication of industrial hardware credentials (a deal with a hardware manufacturer has been signed but yet to be announced)
Their partnered with Digibyte to work towards tackling fake social media profiles and phishing scams, perfect for election season as well
twitter.com
Their also working with IBM on the internet of environments
What all of this means is the more validations they they do, the more tokens that are bought back form exchanges and the growth potential is huge for the company is huge.
Within 2 years $1 is certainly on the cards but longterm who knows how high it could go, certainly above $5. It has hands down the best usecase in crypto and offers a solution that is desperately in demand across multiple industries. Best part is it has a finished product already in use by by companies like fucking Airbus and Amspec and team that spends their time constantly signing new clients and up-scaling the business.
But I'm just some random user on a Taiwanese fingerpainting forum, who cares what I think? DYOR, look at the growth rates and make your own mind up.
about.v-id.org
Daniel Davis
VIDS is an illegal security, which is why they axed the project. Hence not being raped by the SEC being compensation for not making it. This means they had some sort of legal counsel with the SEC. Not sure how that image is supposed to be FUD.
Leo Allen
I warned you all about missing out on this for weeks. You're lucky it's still 5m mc. Heading back 50c on binance listing
Xavier Cook
Please stay quiet on this one Biz. I need to accumulate more, please keep focusing on Hex ponzi tokens. We will make topics again when V-ID reaches $1
Jackson Davis
>This means they had some sort of legal counsel with the SEC. Not sure how that image is supposed to be FUD.
They sold VIDT at ICO with the promise that they will convert to VIDS (shares in the company) down the line. VIDT is an illegal security token. If one VIDT = one validation, it would be a utility token. But it isn't.
Jaxson Ross
Acronis owns the patent for blockchain validation technology in the United States (and it is enforceable if V-ID does any business in the United States, regardless of bagholder claims): patents.google.com
V-ID has partnered with HOWDOO UDOO, FTM, and LTO. All pump and dump scams. The reseller partners are either shell companies or outright scams.
Validating 50,000 documents a month, like AmSpec is doing, means it costs nearly one million dollars a year with V-ID to validate hashes on the blockchain versus $99 a year with Acronis (or less than $1000 if you use a server). And you only need one copy of Acronis per office: notary.acronis.com
Make a clone of V-ID and own 100% of the token supply: udacity.com
>Learn to identify fundamental transaction types, build a web service and API, and secure digital assets with your blockchain identity. Create a private blockchain, and a notarization web service. Use your blockchain identity to secure digital assets on the Ethereum platform with a smart contract.
Levi Morales
You cannot validate real-world items on the blockchain. No artworks, no photographs, and no photographs of real world items. You can only validate binary and lossless documents, such as PDFs, Powerpoint projects, executables, and audio files. The Rembrandt etching on the blockchain was a marketing ploy to boost the credibility of the project. Good one at that. Fooled me as well. In the end you would still need a third-party examiner painstakingly verifying every single inch of the artwork and play "spot the difference" between a real Rembrandt and a fraudulent one to see whether you have pulled a switcheroo, rendering V-ID's validation process pointless. The artwork is going to be validated by an art examiner, not a blockchain solution. V-ID is as useful as a certificate of authenticity. Both can be forged enough to fool a notary.
You can validate a scanned document and save it as a PDF and then validate against that same exact scanned PDF, but you could not validate against the original document. Medical and government documents are often printed out, scribbled on, then scanned back in. But even if nothing was scribbled on, a duplicate scan would not match. You would need to verify with eyes.
Jaxson Price
Thank you! Now lets go back to chilling other tokens, and forget about this one till $1 please
Landon Young
>40% immediate token unlock
>40% fake clients
>Buyback can stop anytime
>Penny pinching customers for each file
>Acronis does the same service for free
>Bitcoin Cash can also do it for free
>Office in a residential area
>Office is literally a subway shop
>2 Hour pump and dump by the founders
>losing the binance vote to a nothing burger
>Community leader went all in the opposing coin
TOKEN NOT NEEDED. Seriously, just verify using your eyes lol.
The project is overpriced and worthless. I repeat, there is no software. V-ID also delayed the release of the B2C app. You know why? Because there is no app. There is no software. If there was software already, all they'd have to do is build a browser wrapper app with an embedded payment processor. This app was under development since 2018. Now delayed until 2021.
Gabriel Bell
Great, thanks for the information - totally new to me, it's not like the shit-flingers have been soiling every thread.
It will still moon, with or without you, and there's nothing you can do to stop it.
Alexander Gonzalez
Please also remind them that they did not reach their roadmap by removing a stake into their company removing V-ID into VIDS as part of company stake. And releasing promised locked tokens into circulation. Such a scam.
Jaxon Sanders
Token not needed. There is no staking and there is no reason to hold VIDT for an investor.
Business wants files verified.
V-ID says that will be 12 Chuck E Cheese tokens or $1.65.
Business pays $1.65 to V-ID.
V-ID takes Chuck E Cheese tokens from their inventory, does the file verification and burns about 3 of those tokens from their inventory.
V-ID hops on IDEX and buys 1 VIDT from you and other anons.
Repeat.
What is the UTILITY of this token for you, user? Why would hold 10,000 VIDT? Just holding it in case V-ID comes on IDEX and buys it off of you? Is that the utility right now? Or is the utility to use it as a pump and dump.
Nathan Morris
There's a lot of truth to this. The subway shop and "verify with your eyes" sounds off the rocker though. Yes, they did unlock tokens that we're said to be permanently locked. B2C is delayed. And VIDS is shelved. All that is true so take that for what you will.
On the flip side, everyone is awaiting a possibly soon Binance listing. If that happens there will likely be a pump. No telling how high and if there will be a dump back down to normal levels or not. There's also the hardware player announcement. Yes there's risk. But the key take away is Binance.
Hudson Cox
If it triples I break even.
Oliver Williams
Also a V-ID TA provided by the best crypto analyzing company (Also exactly predicted the top of Bitcoin and the bearmarket we are in now)
Get out or lose money.
Adrian Fisher
>There's a lot of truth to this. The subway shop and "verify with your eyes" sounds off the rocker though. Yes, they did unlock tokens that we're said to be permanently locked. B2C is delayed. And VIDS is shelved. All that is true so take that for what you will.
On the flip side, everyone is awaiting a possibly soon Binance listing. If that happens there will likely be a pump. No telling how high and if there will be a dump back down to normal levels or not. There's also the hardware player announcement. Yes there's risk.
You do have to verify paper documents with eyes, which makes it completely worthless. Why would a company pay for that, especially in the current economy (answer: their clients are not paying regular prices). Their offices is also next to a Subway and is a shared rental office building. The reason this matters is because you have the option of uploading your sensitive files to their servers and they will validate the files for you. Pic related. Not secure or safe.
>But the key take away is Binance.
It's been promised for over a year. But this is a clear example as to why the coin's utility is to serve as a predictable pump and dump.
Chase Roberts
Anthony Watson
>There's also the hardware player announcement.
The rumored hardware partner is Procentec. That news is supposed to be the grand daddy of pumps, which has been delayed for 12 MONTHS. That's right. An announcement that was supposed to be made after the Binance vote has been delayed for at least one year.
Reminder:
>Procentec revenue: Between 1M and 10M
>Company has been around since 1997
>V-ID's estimated revenue per bagholder's claims: 2M (lol)
>Procentec makes most of its revenue by providing customer support and training
Imagine thinking Procentec will bring in millions of validations to V-ID at all, let alone every month, when V-ID charges roughly $1.65 per validation.
Imagine thinking that V-ID API integration will somehow make Procentec suddenly BOOM and increase their revenue ten fold.
Imagine thinking V-ID will make more off of that partnership than Procentec (all they're doing is providing an API).
Andrew Murphy
Binance listings don't double the price anymore, check what happened to the shit token that won from the V-ID battle. Hype is more important than listings these days. V-ID will keep declining.
Anthony Fisher
This is an ignorant and retarded post. Of course, you would have to verify a printed document with your eyes. But you can compare it to a validated, original version on the blockchain that can't be tempered with. Student altered his grades? Compare the certificate with the one on the blockchain. Wage statement seems off? Compare it to the one on the blockchain. And so on.
Nicholas Gutierrez
>Binance listings don't double the price anymore, check what happened to the shit token that won from the V-ID battle.
This. Price plummeted within hours of winning.
Nolan Russell
That's a possibility, because unlike Holo(which pumped but started high) right after the bear market started, most Binance listings pump the price, then fall dramatically, like FTM, or don't even take off like MBL. So yeah, there may be a lot of people just looking to ride the wave.
Long term however, if they grow in clients, it could ultimately be successful. I haven't paid attention to the validation numbers, but I haven't heard of new clients.
Nathaniel Barnes
>This is an ignorant and retarded post. Of course, you would have to verify a printed document with your eyes. But you can compare it to a validated, original version on the blockchain that can't be tempered with. Student altered his grades? Compare the certificate with the one on the blockchain. Wage statement seems off? Compare it to the one on the blockchain. And so on.
The original files (grades) are not accessible from the blockchain, only the hash of the original PDF file. Where are you going to get the original document so you can verify by eye? From the school's website? In that case, why would you need V-ID? Just get the original from the school's servers which are obviously not tampered with and come right from the source.
And if I tampered the grades, why would I put the V-ID symbol on the paper in the first place. No one not associated with V-ID recognizes them as a household name or as a secure solution. In conclusion, you are the retarded one.