Topic: EventChain ⚡Solving Ticketing Problems on the Blockchain - page 47. (Read 48119 times)
In the interest of making the ticket purchasing as easy as possible for the average Joe, will there be an easy system to just buy the exact amount of EVC needed via an already existing payment method like a credit card? So that the average Joe doesn't have to jump through a lot of hoops to buy EVC.
Perhaps cooperation with Civic will solve many problems with identity identification.
Nice thinking. Now we're getting somewhere
In the end the problem of scalpers buying tickets in bulk can be attributed to the lack of identity.If we dig even deeper we get to the core problem of ticket sales, namely pricing. You could say scalpers exist because there is a spread between the ticket price and what the buyer wants to pay.
Wow, that's a great idea honestly.
I think there is a need for multiple blockchain projects to works togeter. It would create a real blockchain ecosystem
Perhaps cooperation with Civic will solve many problems with identity identification.
Nice thinking. Now we're getting somewhere
In the end the problem of scalpers buying tickets in bulk can be attributed to the lack of identity.If we dig even deeper we get to the core problem of ticket sales, namely pricing. You could say scalpers exist because there is a spread between the ticket price and what the buyer wants to pay.
Perhaps cooperation with Civic will solve many problems with identity identification.
any collaborations between projects would be great for both, especially for EC. gives great credibility for both.
Perhaps cooperation with Civic will solve many problems with identity identification.
any collaborations between projects would be great for both, especially for EC. gives great credibility for both.
how will you generate revenue if you don't charge any fee?
What's monetization model?
They get a percentage from the ticket sales, I think, but I'm not 100% sure though. So there is a fee, it's just probably subtracted from the tickets. The whitepaper explains the financial model with great detail. It's actual a very lucrative platform, as they address several issues the ticketing industry is currently facing, and they present a variety of solutions to these issues. It's all done using ethereums foundation, and the use of smart contracts. What's monetization model?
how will you generate revenue if you don't charge any fee?
What's monetization model?
They get a percentage from the ticket sales, I think, but I'm not 100% sure though. So there is a fee, it's just probably subtracted from the tickets. The whitepaper explains the financial model with great detail. It's actual a very lucrative platform, as they address several issues the ticketing industry is currently facing, and they present a variety of solutions to these issues. It's all done using ethereums foundation, and the use of smart contracts. What's monetization model?
Perhaps cooperation with Civic will solve many problems with identity identification.
Eventchain can at least reduce a lot scalper and reseller moove. With the authentification and the control on the platform it will be harder for them to get fast benefit. They will have to justify each ticket they want to sell. Eventchain ha a real chance to reduce and control that kind of behavior.
i've try alpha platform, and how to check my ticket when i purchase some tickets? and, how to use the ticket after purchase it?
In future the ticket barcodes can be scanned, maybe a password or ID check also is associated with it. The event promoters will have different options on how they wish their tickets to be validated. Also tickets can be resold and refunded according to customizeable Smart Ticket rules.Actually, I wonder if reselling at huge profit can be solved at all. One could simply sidestep the blockchain restriction by putting an advertisement for highly sought after tickets on a 3rd party site asking for additional payment (cash, bank, Paypal, Bitcoin, etc.) before starting the EventChain transaction.
You could attack the problem from another angle, limiting the number of tickets per person, but one can work around that through fake accounts.
Hell, you could ask for a copy of a passport and resellers would start a "photo of your passport for cash" business.
Truthfully, it will be very hard to stop scalper, but if you can make their job a little more labor intensive then it could possibly have some positive effects. Currently a scalper can see a big act ticket and automatically buy 1000 tickets on one order. however, if said scalper has to provide identification for each of the 1000 ticket, the labor involved might reduce their acquisition from a 1000 to 100.
Eventchain could disturb all the tickets distributors and change the system of this sector. The idea is good, the platform is a necessity so if the team is honest and work hard could really become interesting.
Exactly, ticket venues will be forced to switch to a similar setup, in order to keep up with the times, as their current models will be most likely be outdated, and prone to the many disadvantages listed in the whitepaper, that plague the todays industry. 
It's nearly impossible I guess, the only thing they can do is to track tickets numbers on secondary ticketing sites and if you get caught you're banned. But on the registration form of EventChain there must me ID verification etc...to impossibilitate more accounts submissions. This can be circumvented very easily but at least it's a band aid
i've try alpha platform, and how to check my ticket when i purchase some tickets? and, how to use the ticket after purchase it?
In future the ticket barcodes can be scanned, maybe a password or ID check also is associated with it. The event promoters will have different options on how they wish their tickets to be validated. Also tickets can be resold and refunded according to customizeable Smart Ticket rules.Actually, I wonder if reselling at huge profit can be solved at all. One could simply sidestep the blockchain restriction by putting an advertisement for highly sought after tickets on a 3rd party site asking for additional payment (cash, bank, Paypal, Bitcoin, etc.) before starting the EventChain transaction.
You could attack the problem from another angle, limiting the number of tickets per person, but one can work around that through fake accounts.
Hell, you could ask for a copy of a passport and resellers would start a "photo of your passport for cash" business.
Just leaving that here, if anyone has still doubt about the need of an platform like EventChain:
Tickets for the latest concert of the Stones in Hamburg had ticket prices for up to 23.000 € (these included a handshake with the band members). According to the article the number of tickets sold in the USA from 1996 to 2015 went up 50% from 40 to 60 million tickets sold while the earnings from these sales sextupled!
(Source (German): http://www.spiegel.de/kultur/musik/rolling-stones-in-hamburg-vip-tickets-mit-handshake-fuer-23-000-euro-a-1166918.html)
Tickets for the latest concert of the Stones in Hamburg had ticket prices for up to 23.000 € (these included a handshake with the band members). According to the article the number of tickets sold in the USA from 1996 to 2015 went up 50% from 40 to 60 million tickets sold while the earnings from these sales sextupled!
(Source (German): http://www.spiegel.de/kultur/musik/rolling-stones-in-hamburg-vip-tickets-mit-handshake-fuer-23-000-euro-a-1166918.html)
Do you also plan to sell tickets with discount?
Yes for token holders"Provide holders of EVC Tokens with benefits such as early bird tickets, priority seating and discounted pricing. "
i've try alpha platform, and how to check my ticket when i purchase some tickets? and, how to use the ticket after purchase it?
In future the ticket barcodes can be scanned, maybe a password or ID check also is associated with it. The event promoters will have different options on how they wish their tickets to be validated. Also tickets can be resold and refunded according to customizeable Smart Ticket rules.i've try alpha platform, and how to check my ticket when i purchase some tickets? and, how to use the ticket after purchase it?
In future the ticket barcodes can be scanned, maybe a password or ID check also is associated with it. The event promoters will have different options on how they wish their tickets to be validated. Also tickets can be resold and refunded according to customizeable Smart Ticket rules.
i've try alpha platform, and how to check my ticket when i purchase some tickets? and, how to use the ticket after purchase it?
In future the ticket barcodes can be scanned, maybe a password or ID check also is associated with it. The event promoters will have different options on how they wish their tickets to be validated. Also tickets can be resold and refunded according to customizeable Smart Ticket rules.
Do you also plan to sell tickets with discount?
Yes for token holders"Provide holders of EVC Tokens with benefits such as early bird tickets, priority seating and discounted pricing. "
Well, there is so much projects right now, and so much to learn about when you're an investor like me that you skip some important information like this by lack of time.
There should be white paper, and whitepaper resume for investor which read dozen of whitepapers per day
Anyway, good information to know
EventChain will have an integrated ticket resale reputation system on a distributed secondary market, allowing event ticket vendors, promoters and fans to build and grow their reputation as they sell Smart Tickets. Scalpers will clearly be identified by their Smart Ticket reputation.
impressed
impressed
Thats a really nice feature. Think this will only be good after a couple of years.
Dont think people will buy tickets and sell again more then 1-2 each year.
If I buy a ticket, I will only sell it if its something real important and that only happend 1time in 25 years
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