Quote from: lpaz09 on June 25, 2019, 03:27:27 AM

Quote from: Cassius on June 24, 2019, 06:56:32 PM

like the toolbar, Gfinity 'Ingage' tech - which is still very much active

Thank you Cassius. What do you mean with this point? Does Incent have customers paying for this atm?

This is the information I am looking for. A product market fit.

I can't, at this point, see any evolution, or even a pivot to a market - in what ways exactly do you believe Incent has evolved? The essential value proposition has, as far as I can tell, not found any buyers.

I mean that there have been various trials of the different pieces of tech, some paid by external customers, some not. What's happening now is scaling based on the insights gained over that time.
In terms of evolution, Incent has come a very long way. The essential idea is the same: funnel consumer dollars into a fixed-supply crypto. How we're going about that is quite different. For example, Insync was never part of the original idea but is a brilliant way to track spending frictionlessly. It also removes the need for website integrations (like WooCommerce etc) because it takes place one step further back, at the level of bank transfers not the e-commerce platform.