Thank you Cassius. What do you mean with this point? Does Incent have customers paying for this atm?

This is the information I am looking for. A product market fit.

I can't, at this point, see any evolution, or even a pivot to a market - in what ways exactly do you believe Incent has evolved? The essential value proposition has, as far as I can tell, not found any buyers.

I do have one question in addition - in Slack 'snowcrawl' asked "How much of an effect do expect from the restriction of US Bittrex users from trading Incent via Bittrex?" - presumably this means a US launch for Incent is unlikely, or impossible?

'rob' responded "We're solid on BITTREX Intl but will target a second big exchange listing for Q4. In the meantime we have engineered a cool way to remit to International bank accounts using XRP of all things. We've been testing today and it's super quick.
*International bank accounts (including the US)."

It is Bittrex's view that Incent cannot be traded by US customers, presumably due to regulatory / SEC concerns, has the team therefore ruled out a US presence?

I'm interested in the space, but much about Incent doesn't add up to me.

From what I can see, the first launch was almost 3 years ago - with promises at the time of immediate / imminent launch ( "Furthermore, Incent is currently recognized by a major US multi-channel network" for example.). That quote is from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gFVfMTBOuo - it's not clear at all whether this launch happened, or simply failed. Noteworthy for me is that the question posed by Phil as a comment remains unaddressed - how on earth can this work as a way to build a business or platform?

https://www.producthunt.com/posts/incent was also posted recently - "So shopping is just the start" said the founder, then "We are already running a trial with a few video streamers" - which seems different to me.

Simone posed the same question basically that Phil did before, and this time the answer is "We are currently giving it away to get users on board. BUT we are actively working to have businesses and merchants come on board to pay for the reward itself." - so it seems that for 3 years, the product has basically been a confused  solution in search of a problem.

https://medium.com/incent-loyalty-blog/archive details several 'launches' over the last few years ( "Incent Goes Live!" - March 2018) but no actual genuine adoption or users.

I first heard of Incent in relation to incentivising engagement for Gfinity, and was interested to learn more. Unfortunately from what I've learned so far this project is not ready for commercial use. My opinion is that a well meaning team is either under equipped to deliver, or simply not good enough.

LP.