/biz/ - Business & Finance

Been bag holding LTO for a few years so its good to see that its jumped back to the price I bought it, and I could sell at a profit because of all the interest my leased tokens have been generating. But given the recent surge in interest in RWA tokens after Blackrock's announcement of their USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund), LTO could be due for a spike - it has a solid track record through a bear market, proven real-world implementations (Proofi, GoLandRegistry, Triall, SignRequest) generating revenue that punches far above their weight class in terms of market cap, and unique regulatory compliance through hybrid public/private architecture (KYC/AML, GDPR). They're also bringing their data on-chain through Chainlink, and the CEO's legal background (Firm24) means they might have a better chance at pulling off tokenizing legal ownership of an asset.

On the other hand, their foray into NFTs back in the day makes me suspicious that they're trend followers, and it sort of feels like they're a bit too down-to-earth with their business use cases to generate the same speculative hype as other tokens - the crypto market doesn't really care about real-world fundamentals. You could also say that their growth in these fundamentals depends on their ability to continuously bring on and integrate new clients. Is anyone else still holding LTO from when we were debating "the math"?

>>30411587
I'll tell you the truth
Higher highs, higher lows.
Btc will pump soon too, it already had a dip from 50k

LTO bros, how are YOU going to honour the riddler when we make it?

I have 1k leased and just bough 50 more with some extra USDT. Is it worth undelegating and redelegating or should I just wait until I get more?

>>28801889
Based. If I only had a couple hundred, I would probably put it in LTO

Are we back? I think we're back, bros

>>28780658
We can believe in the product and want to make money too, we may not be the customers but The team needs to know our #1 priority is burger exchange before bull run is over.

Everyone get on that Reddit ama and tell that hideous wretch of a man what we want,

>>28653758
I am feeling so comfy bros, just bought this tiny dip.

WAGMI

>>28616316
Lto

>>28583730
If this doesn’t hit a us market soon it’s gonna be a big fucking dud

>>28297382
Q: "Hey Rick, what was your profession before you founded LTO Network?"
A: "Oh, I was a M&A tax lawyer for 5 years..."
>M&A tax lawyer
>M&A tax lawyer
>M&A tax lawyer

>>28193994
>anon has done the math
>anon knows what he owns
>anon is LITERALLY never selling

What is the make it stack again?

Links:
>LTO in 1.5min:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Obj9GhhgE8M
>LTO in 3 min:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4B5w0j4IQQ&feature=emb_logo
>in 30min /w /ourguy/ Rick (CEO):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMa4HwgoeMI
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>white paper
https://ltonetwork.com/documents/LTO%20Network%20-%20Token%20Economy.pdf
>/biz/ pastebin:
https://pastebin.com/D5ETj3Ks
>general profile:
https://upblock.io/research/LTO%20Network
>tokenomics faq:
https://blog.ltonetwork.com/faq-why-arent-lto-transactions-pegged-to-the-euro/
>big brain deep dive:
https://blog.goodaudience.com/an-objective-look-at-lto-networks-token-demand-8ce15e658c2b?gi=eb25d30c38d1
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>/biz/ LTO Node
https://xeno.finance

>>28047082
We are gonna make it bros.

>>28017280
Lto

I will suck a dick for 1k LTO let me hear ur offers

>>27971596
mfw I realize I'm unironically early for once

LTO Network is a hybrid blockchain focused on enterprise & government utility.
It’s the backend platform for any system or application to trustlessly integrate with.
The unique architecture makes it GDPR (EU) compliant and extremely scalable.

Use cases vary from:
- Anchoring existing systems for data integrity
- exchanging data on processes that run between organizations in an efficient and secure way
- and soon digital identification of individuals and your companies when doing business online. (defi for business)

With a focus on partners that build domain specific applications, like in education, healthcare, and the government.
Those partners sell their applications to B2C, B2B, but also Government2Citizen.

>50% circ. supply staked. Staking rewards paid entirely by clients, 0.25LTO every transaction.
>Deflationary supply. 0.1 LTO burn every transaction.
>Big partners include IBM, UN, AIRBUS, Dutch & Euro gov bodies

>Q4 2020 report
https://blog.ltonetwork.com/lto-network-adoption-growth-overview-of-q4-2020/

>2021
LTO recently just released the technical roadmap:
* More details around LTO Network 3.0
* DID (Decentralized Identity) solution for businesses (business passports)
* Even more use cases going live in 2021

Links:
>LTO in 3 min:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4B5w0j4IQQ&feature=emb_logo [Embed]
>in 30min /w /ourguy/ Rick (CEO):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMa4HwgoeMI [Embed]
>Required Reading: /biz/ LTO white paper: https://pastebin.com/D5ETj3Ks
>tech
https://www.ltonetwork.com/tech/
>Use cases:
https://origin.ltonetwork.com/use-cases/
>Clients:
https://ltonetwork.com/partners-clients
>Staking and leasing:
https://blog.ltonetwork.com/staking-and-leasing-lto-network-node-guide
>2021 digital identities
https://www.ltonetwork.com/documents/LTO%20Network%20-%20Identities%20Paper.pdf

https://www.coinstats.network/
https://upblock.io/research/LTO%20Network

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>/biz/ LTO Node
https://xeno.finance

>>27878122
Proper link: >>27837476

>>27844962
Thanks for the transcription anon

>if biz owns 99% of the tokens and never sells, and new businesses keep buying, then the price will get infinitely high and the transaction cost (per token) will get infinitely small
Won't happen, there are some tokens still locked up as to protect the network while it's growing

As for integrators, I'm guessing it's addressed in

https://blog.ltonetwork.com/faq-why-arent-lto-transactions-pegged-to-the-euro/

The voting process should be a quick deployment to the Node
I think we will make it

>>27655555
Wtf checked!

>>27620077
10k