Glad people are starting to wake up . Nice Analysis.

I posted this here and made (IMO) a very strong business case for why Ambrosus could be the most undervalued mid cap crypto asset in the marketplace today:

https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/7ph70d/the_business_case_for_why_ambrosus_is_the_most/

If you follow this project, or are interested to learn why that could be the case -- please check the link! (I'll read comments there). Thanks.

I really think the party hasn't even started yet. It's still way under the radar and their platform is being released these coming weeks. The AMA the CEO did 2 weeks ago was a goldmine of information and it's made me extremely bullish of their trajectory/potential. I follow all of the supply chain solutions and I'm most excited for Ambrosus (from a price AND roadmap perspective)

Yeah definitely. Just read the AMA (Angel Versetti is the CEO of Ambrosus). Check their website/read their blogs. The top posts in their forum r/ambrosus go in-depth into their project as well as their most recent blog entry is a great overview. It's an amazing project that I also follow and am excited to see what 2018 brings for them!

I made a very long/thorough post about Ambrosus here in Reddit. If you follow the project I thought I'd do 1 x-post here so everyone has the chance to read a longer analysis done on it.

https://www.reddit.com/r/ambrosus/comments/79a6no/why_is_ambrosus_amb_so_valuable_and_why_after_60/

Cheers guys. Please feel free to leave comments/use parts or all it as your own

I plan to participate thoroughly in r/ambrosus and occasionally in the Discord channel as well . You'll see me posting over there (under kazuya1987).

Why? I'm honestly even more excited now about the prospects (due to ICO being over and final supply of Amber being created). I've sunk around 100 hours into this project on research alone and I think we're in a good spot for the long-term. I'll try to share more of my research/thoughts as it progresses and hopefully it'll be educational so everyone can better understand what it is Ambrosus is looking to envision. I say this as someone whose full time job is working for themselves in a venture capital/investing role within the blockchain space (ethereum and other blockchain projects)

Honestly I think it's because Ambrosus has always put safety/compliance above all else. I joined their Slack channel and scammers were PM'ing phishing scams (as all ICO slack channels do).. rather than risk any of their community fall victim to it they shut it completely down and migrated to Discord. I think that killed a lot of momentum (not everyone switched over). The other one was switching the ICO start date from Sept 13 -> 22nd. It fell off some peoples radar. The last one was they put more resources into building out technical documents (all which I read, and were very high quality) rather than any flashy promotional material. I realize I'm probably the exception but I took the time to read all these things. I was impressed and become extremely informed on the project.

In the end though hype is great, but a team delivering their product and hitting their deliverables is what matters. Think about it: You hold Amber for a few years. Would you rather they be REALLY good at marketing/creating hype? Or REALLY good at building their product/growing their ecosystem and having businesses adopt their product? Marketing/hype is nice yes, but the second one is much more important and everything I've looked at so far points to them being able to do just that. So I'm going to definitely bet on them being able to do the latter

Ad-hominem attacks instead of directly addressing my counterpoints on their merits. And then double down with an attack on pure rumors & straight FUD. I looked forward to having a constructive discussion but I mean if that's your rebuttal.. slightly disappointing but whatever, ok cool. I believe I've made my point quite succinctly and I'm sure neutral observers can reach their own conclusions from here. Enjoy the rest of your day!

Use-your-brain,

If you want to pile on about tokens being an investment, why would you go after arguably the most compliant ICO ever to try and generate tokens? I'm not sure it's your intention or not but it screams FUD or someone who hasn't actually looked at their project. If Ambrosus goes to court so would every other ICO ever....including Ethereum! (which was also an ICO in case you didn't know)

They're [Ambrosus] is trying to set the benchmark and abide by all regulations -- which is something that is obviously needed for a project planning to forge relationships with government and the UN. They clearly aren't stupid and will likely be listed on exchanges, but they can't say that for legal reasons as well as the fact exchanges do not like it when projects get ahead of themselves and say these things. Can you point to any credible ICO that has said otherwise recently? Umm no. If an ICO is talking about exchanges or how it's an investment that is a red-flag to run for the hills. It would tell me they are the stupid ones and they either don't give a shit about compliance/regulation or don't care in which case a rational individual could only conclude they're in it for the short-term. Why do I come to this conclusion about being listed on exchanges in the future? Look at their advisors -- some of them have tie ins (equity or partnerships) with exchanges, so yeah put 2 and 2 together on your own. I can safely say these things because this is speculation on my part. Ambrosus hasn't told me this, and no I don't work for them (I did 'invest' however). I just did my own homework and realized that this is most likely the case.

PS - the tokens HAVE to be transferable. I encourage you to read the whitepaper because you'd learn the token (amber) is tied to the supply chain of materials/products. It can and will be sliced & diced as supply chain logistics dictate.

I don't work for Ambrosus (but I chose to invest in them - just for full transparency) but at first glance I thought 100M seemed somewhat high too. After spending more than a few hours on due diligence it becomes clear that between their ambitious roadmap if anything it's actually a bit on the light side. Here's why:

A normal ICO:
-Write a bunch of code. Software is scalable. You need some blockchain developers & perhaps some marketing

Ambrosus ICO:
-A hardware company that is doing R&D to overhaul current supply chain solutions and using the blockchain as an innovative way to do just that
-Write a bunch of code (software once again is scalable) They'll need blockchain developers to do this too
-Research & develop new technology around hardware sensors. For those who don't understand the difference between hardware/software, this is not cheap at all..
-Form, develop & run test pilots to help with integration of said new hardware sensor technology and create an ecosystem of B2B customers
-Create food research lab in Switzerland and ensure testing etc..

That is just scratching the surface.

The problems I see:

Ambrosus has taken the high road when many ICO's have gone the low road. By that I mean I had to dig deep to truly uncover what I feel is a tier 1/very high potential project. Unfortunately they don't toot their own horn or self-promote like many others and try to let the project speak for itself. Because of this their social media needs improvement (they're working on it) as they understand that even if a project is amazing in quality, it stills needs to be marketed. I made my investment based on tens of hours of research, not a shallow YouTube video, anyhow I disgress. Hope this answers your question (By the way, it's a good one, I asked it myself when I started looking at the project!)