Quote from: litooo on January 03, 2018, 09:44:31 AM

How do you know that gaming community needs your product? If you've got some target gaming community what is it then? What projects have you successfully released already for your target gaming community? Which well-followed bloggers of the online gaming community do you engage with?

Hi littooo,

You raise some good questions. To answer the first, we conducted market surveys several months ago before we announced our project, met up with developers, gamers including in game groups. In the survey 86% of developers said that they loved the idea of the solutions we would implement. I have also been a part of external gaming 'markets' so to speak where players are offering in-game services. There is a particular route that can be beneficial to both gamers and developers, without gamers being in breach of the developers/publishers EULA agreements. This is where our solutions fit in.

Our target audience is all defined in our white paper and pitch decks plus we have strong partners in this industry including Vadim Bulatov, our games industry adviser who is head of marketing at wargaming.net. We are still a young start-up project but already have impressive connections and growing our community of followers. As for going out through relevant gaming community publications, it would only make sense for us to do this once our technology is deployed in a production environment or in the lead up to it, which I hope you can appreciate. This forms part of our next four year growth strategy.

I hope I have given you enough clarification to your questions.

~ Pete Mardell, CEO TriForce Tokens