Quote from: pinoycash on May 22, 2019, 05:01:34 PM

The news is encouraging, but one thing is missing.

There's no report on the total revenue generated from your apps/cards? People need to know if they are investing in a profitable company.

The malta VFA approval means? only for exchange listing? or you can finally offer cards outside euro zone?

On page 9 of our tokenomics paper https://www.2gether.global/images/docs/tokenomics_v01.pdf, you can see the predicted revenue for 2019. As you can see this assume a number of active users of 197k. I would stress out that revenue is not the priority of any startup at this stage, growth and Product development is the priority, at the moment it's about improving our product! Indeed, Bugs could be exponentially costly with the number of users.

Malta VFA approval means that our token will be fully regulated by a European country and this would be a gamechanger compare to all our competitors out there. It has many advantages but the most important one is that it will protect retail consumers. It will also remove incertitude around the business strategy of 2gether, which rely heavily on our utility token the 2GT. On top of this, the VFA regulation will help us reach stronger agreements with companies that might not have wanted to be associated with an unregulated token. Being VFA approve means that we can advance with confidence 2GETHER. Wink

Bottom line we are on track to make 2gether successful, a lot will be happening in the next few months!

I hope this clarifies your questions