I was discussing Quint with my father today. Really, who is not going to talk about bring back precious metal money, and as 3 second cash no less.
Anyway, as we chatted, I mentioned the builtin function for transactions that makes this look nothing like an ICO. Couple of points I want to throw out there.
- Bear with me a moment. As we know, blockchain is bigger than Bitcoin. From finance to medicine to virtually any enterprise dependent on Internet transactions, cryptography is being seriously considered. The U.S. government is even debating storing data on the blockchain. So if blockchain is bigger than the crypto financial space, Quint would survive a Bitcoin crash that would likely take down Etherium and the rest. Correct?
- Here was the other idea that surfaced during our conversation. Will Quint be welcomed (now) by any country that stores gold and silver?
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I think so. Your actual mileage may vary.