I have a little doubt, dev! When you say in the ticket industry, is it logically meaning any tickets? Could you cite three practical examples that your project would have some application?
Hi, thank you for your reply. We have 2 main industries we are targeting, which are very affected by fraud and touting issues.
(1) Sports - if you look at boxing matches and stuff like this, tickets start at £500 and then end up on secondary markets at £20k 5 mins later! We can fix this problem. We are looking at English football teams now and hoping to apply our solution there.
(2) Music - look at Adele tickets, which went to £9k last year after being released for £30! She was really upset about this. We plan to tackle the music industry with this.
The solution really applies to any ticketing, but as I said mainly where touting is an issue. We could do airline tickets or bus tickets, as it would make it a bit more efficient, but its not as important there.
The other thing - what we plan to do with the protocol and token is to create a global open pool of events that anyone can sell tickets for and gain commissions for doing so. So, now social influencers, community chat apps, promoters, other ticketing apps, etc and basically anyone can build a frontend and sell tickets to curated events from that list to their communities. So now, events can reach a wider audience and sell more tickets.
Will Aventus be targeting high profile clients in the relative spaces eg. Sports and music?
Or will you be targeting lower end event's and clients?
Both. The real value add is to much bigger clients where touting is a real problem, so we are definitely targeting these guys. In fact, we have a big announcement coming soon
. Looking forward to letting you guys know!That's good to hear, thanks for the update and I look forward to hearing the big announcement 😀
