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Lets move on already. API on way. Revenue on way. And more partnerships.

Like the BMW one that does not exist? I sold all my coins, but will check back on progress in the summer.

With the BMW fiasco, I can't see how can they be mature enough to succeed.

Haven't paid too much attention to the recent progress. What did actually happen to the (non-existent?) BMW partnership?

"BMW has not entered into a cooperation/partnership with CarVertical. The company is using our BMW CarData interface available to any third party."

https://twitter.com/BMWUSA/status/976111962047303680

They are using something that anyone can use, that is no partnership. That is just hype to inflate the price before product.

What a bummer man! That's a very bad move to call it a partnership if you just access resources that everyone in the world could use. Makes them look ridiculous.

These replies are funny as hell and show (sorry to say) the lack of brains. Its not that you download an app from BMW and use their data. Agreements need to be signed, requirements need to be met, as well as EU laws for using person data. If you sign something we can safely call it a agreement or partnership. Vechain had the same response from BMW (screens can be found). Eitherway, CV is using data as we speak from BMW.

CV is an very potential project, and im really looking forward to the future of CV.

That would mean that BMW essentially exaggerated or lied in their statement, wouldn't it? If they clearly say there is no partnership, but there are signed contracts in place why do they deny it then?