In case anyone missed it there was an AMA (ask me anything) on reddit this morning with 2 members of the factom team. Jason Nadeau and
Jay Smith (new hire) from the sales and marketing team gave some great responses to a range of questions.
Aside from CEO Paul Snow's recent blog post this has been a great step for factom in engaging with the community and sharing some of the companies
progress.
One of the most key pieces of information I think from the AMA was a statemant from Jay in regards to the magnitude of entries we could
theortically expect from one of factom's clients.
Quote from Jay
"Just to give you an idea of the magnitudes we are dealing with. An average mortgage lender does between 300K and 500K loans a year with 100 documents per loan and something like a 1000 points of data. If you do the math, it gets rather impressive, or as we think of it, exciting"
Check out the AMA
https://www.reddit.com/r/factom/comments/7jvvu6/were_jason_nadeau_and_jay_smith_the_sales_and/