Yep it's true the ability to self regulate fees is one of the best reasons for crypto to gain footing, and its something that i'm surprised isn't more appreciated, it gets a bad rap when theirs congestion like when BTC had its backlog and fees got pretty high, but at the end of the day other networks fees remained low, and that kind of auto regulation of fees is so great, vs a company like paypal just deciding to raise fees.

I think that sort of customer/manufacture being able to have input on how much their willing to pay for cash transfers is part of what makes things like vanig exciting for businesses.

I just saw on their homepage that Vanig has a pending application for a patent for integrated e-commerce and supply chain solution using blockchain. Do you guys know more about this? Would be interesting to learn more about this patent but I guess they can't give us more information before the patent is granted?

Vanig are offering an integrated e-commerce and supply chain solution. we are providing track and trace, effective recalls, eliminating middlemans with supply chain and with e-commerce we are having lower fees, instant financial transaction, crypto payments and an AI powered easy to use website.

yeah i think aside from the fact that vanig wants to use blockchain technology they need to also solve the problems that the existing e-commerce platform are facing, doing so will give them an edge over the existing platform. so i think vanig is in the right direction.

I saw that information too, but I don't know for what application the Team requested a patent. All I have found out is, that in Germany it is don't allowed to advertise a product with "patent pending".

Yep it's true the ability to self regulate fees is one of the best reasons for crypto to gain footing, and its something that i'm surprised isn't more appreciated, it gets a bad rap when theirs congestion like when BTC had its backlog and fees got pretty high, but at the end of the day other networks fees remained low, and that kind of auto regulation of fees is so great, vs a company like paypal just deciding to raise fees.

I think that sort of customer/manufacture being able to have input on how much their willing to pay for cash transfers is part of what makes things like vanig exciting for businesses.