Sunny Lu, CEO, and his team constantly update us with a very active Twitter account. It is reassuring to be informed of the latest developments and have access to their presentations on the outlook of VeChain.
They have a great, experienced team behind the project who are very careful and thorough. The company has great partnerships and proven working use case already.
VeChain focuses not only on technology but also is ensures it addresses governance issues, building a sound economic model, an ecosystem, and, has the capacity to comply with regulation and changes.
The company has a promising long term potential, with a platform that will hosts DApps for enterprises and an aim of building an Ecosystem. I like their focus on Governance and Enterprise. It is a very scalable project.
VeChain is one of the most established blockchain companies in the industry. Not only do they have clients using a functional product, but they also have a team with extensive experience in the industry they’re targeting.
Having partnerships with giants like PwC and the Chinese government, they should have no problem growing their clientele. Some people may question their shift into the enterprise DApp space, but it looks to be beneficial for customers who are looking for a more robust blockchain solution to their specific business needs. Sync, a complete environment to build dApps in, will be released in 2019. VeChain will also release a standard protocol for dApps to interact with users called Connex. VeChain will launch a campaign to encourage developers to start building on the VeChainThor platform, offering a reward to valuable dApps. One of the bounties will be for the further development of a side chain running the Swift programming language.
If VeChain continues at their current pace, it wouldn’t be a surprise to see VET as one of the top performers over the next five to ten years.