Quote from: chichidori on November 08, 2017, 11:11:11 AM

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Quote from: Canananada on November 08, 2017, 08:09:07 AM

Hey guys, pls tell, does this kind of project have competitors?

There are several competitors.
You should check out GET-Protocol https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2111306.0.
They are the only ones with a working product and they are already selling tickets on the ETH blockchain.
Their ICO will be next week.

Every project is bound to have competitors, even if not at first. There is also Aventus, BlockTix, and this newer popup crypto tickets.

Most of us are trying to achieve the same goals, taking down ticketmaster and adopting blockchains to be more fair with ticketing.

We all seem to be starting out in different geographic regions, and there more than enough events in the world for us to all grow and get a piece of market share, however having these competitors keeps us on our feet and always trying to re-innovate and keep up.

We wish them the best of luck.

I have read about them and i am not worried about them as long as EVC takes the biggest piece of the pie and always one step ahead of the game investors should be fine.

How can EC "stay ahead of the game" when GET-Protocol are selling tickets NOW.
Plus they have already raised 8800 ETH in the capped presale alone, despite an individual cap.
EC has only raised 2000 ETH in total so far.