If the investor does not learn to analyze projects and will buy tokens all in a row, then he can stay with nothing. He will not get any profit.

When investing in a project at any stage of its development, even before listing or after, there are still risks. But the fact that you need to invest money is good to think it all out

I do not agree with you. In the end, the project is done for the users and if the majority points to some inexpensive, then any normal project will go to the meeting for its users

I believe that it is very useful for developers to know the opinion of a product from other users in order to be able to correct shortcomings in time, if any.

Indeed, how can a team maintain the interest of users to its project and not be interested in their opinion?

The innovative product of the company will allow the calculation for services and goods to be brought to a new consumer level. And that's fine.

Sometimes the team listens to the users' opinion in order to focus on the development of their product and get a successful result.

How IoT and AI are driving the manufacturing industry forward

Ari Zoldan, chairman of Quantum Media & CMO of Optherium Labs, shared his insights on how IoT and AI are driving the manufacturing industry forward in IBM’s industry publication INDUSTRIOUS. Here is an excerpt from the larger article, linked below:

Manufacturing is entering a new stage of development widely known as Industry 4.0. A synthesis of manufacturing processes and emerging technologies, Industry 4.0 promises greater efficiency and higher productive capacity, all for less operational expenses.

IoT and AI are critical parts of Industry 4.0, but they aren’t the only technologies changing the way the industry operates. Mixed reality, for instance, is allowing workers to view digital overlays based on the data captured and contextualized by IoT and AI systems.

Blockchain can employ a system of smart contracts to track and record supply chains that are crucial to the manufacturer’s end-product. While early adopters will reap the competitive advantages of Industry 4.0, make no mistake: adoption is not optional.
 Failure to recognize the inevitability of this transition is a death sentence for any manufacturer.

It is natural! If the developers are not interested in the opinions of their users, it is unlikely there will be success