I stand by my statement: IOTA will be never used by any TOP100 bluechip IoT business for IoT micropayments, which is the primary use case of IOTA. Nobody from the industry that matters will touch the decentralized micropayments offering (note, meaningless Hong Kong based lonely professionals, their partners are irrelevant in IoT). At the same time that is the primary use cases of IOTA. I was right about their Microsoft Azure hype (I said the sign-up based relation with MSFT means nothing) and I am correct about the IoT use case as well.
You were not right about Microsoft, at all.
But here you finally make some tangible claims that can be falsified in the coming months. So I ask you for the 100th time: do you dare to take the bet?
Also the primary use case for IOTA is not just micro-transactions, it's a distributed ledger. We made it specifically because we need micro-transactions for IoT distributed computing, but it can be used for a ton of other applications ranging from data transfer to e-voting.