Have you had any success with this script?

This community is obviously more crypto savvy than the general population, so I was hoping to see which tokens actually get used outside of exchanges. From there I was going to focus on these tokens to see how they operate and how their teams focus their communities on the utility of their token.

Edit: They’re, their, there.

So you take a Blue Chips approach? Any actual use of crypto? Buy stuff, project funding, anything like that?

I am a team member, assistant to the CEO and VP at this time.

This is our site for the token. https://www.militarytoken.io
This is our primary focus, among other things which are listed on the site. https://www.vetstoreusa.com

Re: NEO, ETH, XRP, and NEM, do you actually use them now or just hold for future use?

I am working on a project which hasn’t been officially announced yet, but we place extreme emphasis on the utilization of the token. We want our community to be able to actually use it for its intended purpose as soon as they buy it. What tokens do you hold and use?

I began my career in the tech sector with one of the largest telecom companies in the world. As an in-house device tester and Go-To-Market analyst I had a front row seat in watching smartphone technology change how humans communicate with each other, and how we connect with each other. The internet made the world smaller, smartphones made the world so small you could hold it in your hands or stick it in your pocket. Looking back at the effects of "technology" on humanity over the past 2 centuries I can't, at this time, recall an instance where a technological advancement as disruptive and accessible as Blockchain and cryptocurrency failed to AT LEAST achieve it's intended purpose.

There will be many failed projects and ideas, and the established "powers-that-be" will fight tooth and nail to suppress the change, but in the end humanity will have a new way of exchanging value from one individual to another. Cyrpto will prevail.

 

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