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VeChain / Tether USD
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VET, LTO, ADA,
Why? Because I like what I read about them two years back and now simply because I hold them and they haven't gone down to 0.

My very first purchase was BTC and ETH, but then in the same go I also bought some CAKE, CHZ, VET and ONE. I've dumped all but the first two since then.

VET

As an owner of CRO, ONE and VET.
Yes.

ADA, DOT and VET

In addition to the great answer from u/CryptoBombastic I want to say that at this moment, VeWorld, is only available as a browser plugin (like MetaMask) om a desktop computer.
The mobile apps will follow at a later stage, expected in Q3/Q4 this year.
It is perfectly fine to keep using your current wallet. As mentioned by CB, a wallet is just an interface to look at your crypto and to do something with it. As long as you have your seed phrase, you can import your wallet in to any wallet that supports VET

BTC, ETH, LINK, BNB, VET, ONE, ENJ... and a few others that probably aren't worth protecting

This post got me so hyped and makes me want to dump my life savings into VET!

The ones I’ve checked out lately (Algo, ADA, VET) have been very quiet. Not much happening on them.

Everyone should see this post by /u/SolomonGrundle in the NanoJClean thread:
More than happy to share what I know. You don’t need to be worried - the vechain foundation and vechain technology have always existed.
There’s nothing shady about establishing legal structures - it’s just a matter of compliance and it’s one of VeChain’s top focuses to be compliant as it’s aimed at enterprises/real world adoption - especially in this current global climate, compliance is critical.
Vechain foundation (aspect than manages assets, and builds the blockchain/tools) moved to Europe because it was invited by San Marino’s government and Europe is embracing blockchain at a far faster pace - the headquarters moved there to benefit from the regulatory environment, which vechain helped build with SM gov and also achieve regulatory parity with Europe, a huge market and one also aligned with vechain’s sustainability/technology ambitions. GDPR has the toughest criteria for data protection so it’s the ideal spot to be for vechain foundation who are looking to work with enterprise in Europe. It also allows them to work with European countries far more easily.
Vechain Technology is a for profit software company that uses vechain foundation tools. They’ve been around for a long time, they built toolchain - they’re a separate entity, they don’t spend foundation money, they create their own revenue. You may recall there was a vechain.org and vechain.com site - it’s because it was for two organisations - the rebranding was done in to make this aspect even clearer. The benefit is building solutions on chain with enterprise clients. PwC built the Walmart platform with vechain technology for example.
NanoJClean is an extension of this separation, it’s basically just the china-specific version of vechain technology because the regulations there demand it. They’re a software company that make their own solutions and revenue. They use the vechain blockchain and create products on top of it. VET in china is still a thing, they’re using toolchain which has always been the enterprise blockchain solution.
Vechain foundation will be releasing an even more powerful version with a similar ethos to toolchain soon called VORJ - it’s gonna be a big deal - I don’t know if you’ve seen any media around it but it aligns with all the Ethereum standards so it’s an import move for interoperability and general ease of building. More details coming this week/next there.
The UFC deal is a massive global sport with 900million viewership across 150 countries and growing, it’s allowed vechain to create a lot of exposure and networking for the community and beyond, there’s some technical integrations in the works with them. Vechain is starting to push hard on marketing as it’s gearing up to make a massive adoption push with its various ecosystem channel partners. Global brand exposure is important at this point in the adoption curve.
The new Las Vegas partner was Boston Consulting Group - top 2 management consultant and the leader in ESG and sustainability for enterprise - they have a vast client network and vechain is the only blockchain they work with. A new whitepaper was just launched describing the focus there, but in essence it builds on the back of the successes of the carbon credit app built with BYD and later, the San Marino low carbon ecosystem in 2019. Again it’s a very big deal for vechain who will benefit tremendously from the connection - most tellingly, they choose to work with vechain because it’s the only public blockchain with commercial solutions beyond deploying an NFT collection, actual tangible use cases with economic outcomes.
VeCarbon is another example of a separate legal entity that builds using VeChain’s technologies - essentially an SaaS platform. But again it’s not related to the vechain foundation other than it uses the technology.
As for transactions, just look to the state of global adoption - it’s minuscule. The reality is full adoption is still years away, but in terms of real world examples of products built with companies, vechain has the precedence and is essentially the only player in the public-blockchain-for-real-world-use, hence why a company like BCG chose to build with it. I’d also love to see more and have zero doubt we will.
Walmart is not a trial - the original contract period for that ended a while back (I believe Jason said it was 3 years on Twitter back in 2019). The contract has continued onwards and transactions have been scaling up, we’ve had multiple million transactions days from Walmart so clearly things are growing considerably there. But that’s not anything I have visibility of.
Hopefully that answers some of your concerns.

Here comes the list of Shame:
XRP, RNDR, ADA, VET, IRIS, CHZ, HIGH, MANA, IOST, DODO, REQ, APE, DGB, AVAX, GTX, BAND, BLZ, OMG, BAT, MIOTA, ALGO, ALICE, BONK, SRM, SHR, XYM and KMD.
Damn... What a pile of shit xD

VET

Anyone know dexes besides Pancake swap that support VET trading?

1. Using CMC and filtering by YTD%. Tezos $0.72 > $1.07, Solana $9.91 > $19.71, Cardano $0.25 > $0.34, Algorand $0.17 > $0.19 (outlier), Avalanche $10.78 > $16.76. Use this for other tokens/coins and then do a follow-up post on "why I think this is still the crypto winter", or "I was wrong, the crypto winter is over".
2. The sentiment on some of these projects is not healthy.
3. BTC and ETH benefit from being first movers.
4. While a narrative I don't believe in, BTC is largely seen as a "store of wealth". Binance in a recent article made one of the best cases I've read thus far to justify this but it's not from the view of a retail investor who may have an emergency and was counting on BTC to be at a certain price (they bought at the top) when said emergency or time to cash out came around.
5. When institutional investors look at their asset sheets in a negative market environment, risky assets are the first to go. Guess what those are?
Now that I've laid a bit of groundwork, let me ask you. Given everything 99.9% of crypto is focused on, what exactly are they doing that the average Joe can relate to? What problems do they have that crypto is solving for them?
Please familiarize yourself with Maslow's Hierarchy of Human Needs.
Is crypto the answer to America's school shootings? Are we using VET to track people and stop human trafficking and modern-day slavery? Are we using crypto or a blockchain to stop the rise of global authoritarianism? Is it helping stop football hooliganism and racism across Europe?
Crypto has supposedly [found a purpose in Ukraine](https://www.wired.co.uk/article/ukraine-crypto-refugee-aid), yet only 15.72% of the population as of 2022 own cryptocurrency, but it's not a way to stop the war with Russia.
In many countries people are hurting and putting their money into "alts" that can lose as much as what we saw in 2022 (crypto winter) is probably the riskiest type of investment they can make. Crypto has not done much to help itself onboard the average individual because its marketing is largely lopsided and sorely misguided.
Empathizing with the majority of "average Joes", I could give two shits about DEFI and a DEX. What people care about is clean water, access to good education, gun regulation (Americans), access to healthcare, etc.
Like someone really thought buying the naming rights to a stadium or a partnership with the UFC was going to win over a significant percentage of the 8 billion people on Earth to make a difference? And let's say that had happened, then what? Can Sarah pay her rent, buy groceries, integrate it into her small online store as a payment method, or pay for her grandmother's medications without extensive research on how to do this, much less if it's even possible?
I digress. Alts are not ready to significantly transform people's lives in a way worthy of their money. When times are good in a speculative market with excess finances to spare, sure, people are more willing to take a risk. These are not those times.

More than happy to share what I know. You don’t need to be worried - the vechain foundation and vechain technology have always existed.
There’s nothing shady about establishing legal structures - it’s just a matter of compliance and it’s one of VeChain’s top focuses to be compliant as it’s aimed at enterprises/real world adoption - especially in this current global climate, compliance is critical.
Vechain foundation (aspect than manages assets, and builds the blockchain/tools) moved to Europe because it was invited by San Marino’s government and Europe is embracing blockchain at a far faster pace - the headquarters moved there to benefit from the regulatory environment, which vechain helped build with SM gov and also achieve regulatory parity with Europe, a huge market and one also aligned with vechain’s sustainability/technology ambitions. GDPR has the toughest criteria for data protection so it’s the ideal spot to be for vechain foundation who are looking to work with enterprise in Europe. It also allows them to work with European countries far more easily.
Vechain Technology is a for profit software company that uses vechain foundation tools. They’ve been around for a long time, they built toolchain - they’re a separate entity, they don’t spend foundation money, they create their own revenue. You may recall there was a vechain.org and vechain.com site - it’s because it was for two organisations - the rebranding was done in to make this aspect even clearer. The benefit is building solutions on chain with enterprise clients. PwC built the Walmart platform with vechain technology for example.
NanoJClean is an extension of this separation, it’s basically just the china-specific version of vechain technology because the regulations there demand it. They’re a software company that make their own solutions and revenue. They use the vechain blockchain and create products on top of it. VET in china is still a thing, they’re using toolchain which has always been the enterprise blockchain solution.
Vechain foundation will be releasing an even more powerful version with a similar ethos to toolchain soon called VORJ - it’s gonna be a big deal - I don’t know if you’ve seen any media around it but it aligns with all the Ethereum standards so it’s an import move for interoperability and general ease of building. More details coming this week/next there.
The UFC deal is a massive global sport with 900million viewership across 150 countries and growing, it’s allowed vechain to create a lot of exposure and networking for the community and beyond, there’s some technical integrations in the works with them. Vechain is starting to push hard on marketing as it’s gearing up to make a massive adoption push with its various ecosystem channel partners. Global brand exposure is important at this point in the adoption curve.
The new Las Vegas partner was Boston Consulting Group - top 2 management consultant and the leader in ESG and sustainability for enterprise - they have a vast client network and vechain is the only blockchain they work with. A new whitepaper was just launched describing the focus there, but in essence it builds on the back of the successes of the carbon credit app built with BYD and later, the San Marino low carbon ecosystem in 2019. Again it’s a very big deal for vechain who will benefit tremendously from the connection - most tellingly, they choose to work with vechain because of its structures and real world use cases.
VeCarbon is another example of a separate legal entity that builds using VeChain’s technologies - essentially an SaaS platform. But again it’s not related to the vechain foundation other than it uses the technology.
As for transactions, just look to the state of global adoption - it’s minuscule. The reality is full adoption is still years away, but in terms of real world examples of products built with companies, vechain has the precedence and is essentially the only player in the public-blockchain-for-real-world-use, hence why a company like BCG chose to build with it. I’d also love to see more and have zero doubt we will.
Walmart is not a trial - the original contract period for that ended a while back (I believe Jason said it was 3 years on Twitter back in 2019). The contract has continued onwards and transactions have been scaling up, we’ve had multiple million transactions days from Walmart so clearly things are growing considerably there. But that’s not anything I have visibility of.
Hopefully that answers some of your concerns.

**VeChain became NanoJClean in CHINA !**
Thank you Solomon; it clarifies the (name)-change just a little, and I hope for more detailed information as soon as you receive it; it also shows that you didn't know very much about this NanoJClean matter whilst you were in Las Vegas, shortly ago as a close member in the top of VeChain...?
Also:
as I read it, VeChain now consists of 3 different entities, companies if you like and that's not a very transparent picture what I'm seeing and I'm worried about this!
For people who do not know a lot about San Marino:
**EUROPE:** Headquarter of Vechain Foundation (for tax reasons located in San Marino I suppose?) which is a NON-EU country of small proportions, encircled by Italy:
San Marino has no harbor, no airport, no train station; only accessible by road and a little over 61m2 big in a mountainous area.
**EUROPE/UNITED STATES:** VeChain Technology: Q: where are the headquarters for these hemispheres nd what are the benefits for VET holders ?
**CHINA:** Now Headquarter of (previously VeChain and now) NanoJClaen. Where is VET in China?
There was a lot of promotion about this **Las Vegas** deal (US$100M sponsor deal for a fighting sports group SFC if I'm correct) and, yet, another "partner" introduction. In my eyes an questionable deal....a small sport and certainly not for the big audience.
Haven't we seen now a lot of partnerships but where are the VET/VeChain results?
I was hoping to hear more news from VeChain China but all we see is partnerships and more partnerships, now going on for 5 years or more but **very little REAL RESULTS**.
What's happening with this ongoing TRIAL with VeChain in just 1 Walmart location in China whilst they have hundreds of shops and Sam's locations in China as well?
What happens to the VET price, worldwide, if **NanoJClean** is going to be successful in China?
What will the connection be?
IMO it is getting more and more shady, VeChain concerned, and the real investors and VET buyers are let down in the grey....
WHAT and where do they invest in?
WHAT role does VeChain/VET/NanoJClean have in China?
What do the present VET holders and buyers
Many questions, no answers and I'm not very thrilled and that's an understatement
**YOU TELL US...we're entitled to it**

Lol. VET? CKB?
Both are doing well imo.