Thanks! Appreciated   For smaller updates and announcements make sure to check our Medium blog.

This is indeed an ERC20 token built upon ethereum. Let me know if you have any further questions about the function this token plays in the smart ticket system.

Thanks! All important news about the ICO will be posted in this thread, for the smaller updates/announcements the Medium blog will be used.

The great thing is, the GUTS ticketing application doesn't need a special app to run. The whole smart ticketing application runs in the browser of a smartphone. You can try and get a ticket for yourself in our sandbox here: https://sandbox.guts.tickets/  Or if unable watch a demo video of the application in action here: https://vimeo.com/199637753
The fact that the GUTS smart ticketing application only needs a phones browser to buy, use and possible sell the ticket makes it extremely scalable concept. Let me know if you are able to get a smart ticket with our sandbox and interact with the dynamic ticket, the ticket application places a pseudonymous cookie in your phones browser cache. So you never have to print your ticket or search in your email inbox again!:)

That being said we are working on a native app, but this app will mainly be for the user that wants more advanced features like gifting a smart ticket, getting push messages about the event and other experience enriching features.

More information about the white-list and the ICO will be posted soon, both in this thread as on our blog If you have applied for the white list you will be contacted by email as soon as more information about this segment of our ICO is available.

Noted thanks. I'll send you a personal message as soon as our promotional campaign goes up!

Fair question, we will publish the ICO details today on our blog(https://blog.guts.tickets/) and when doing so this information will be updated/added to this announcement!

Yes this application/protocol will be used internationally. The Netherlands is just a 'beach-head market' meaning that we used our contacts and influence in the Dutch market to test and fine-tune the ticket application. We have several foreign events planned which we will announce soon, for these smaller announcements it's better to follow our blog (https://blog.guts.tickets/) The tech we developed can be used all over the world, I am not sure in which country you are but you can buy a smart ticket for yourself and interact with it in our sandbox environment (https://sandbox.guts.tickets/)

We will publish the ICO details today on our blog(https://blog.guts.tickets/) and when doing so this information will be updated/added to this announcement!

I am aware of the details of the Aventus project and how they are approaching the core problem in the ticketing industry. The first big distinction with Aventus is that they intend to put the event-tickets on their system on a consumers name/id/creditcard. GUTS has experience in the ticketing industry and we know for a fact that this can be quite problematic both from a verification perspective as well from a secondary market perspective. Especially when events scale and a lot of people need to get in at the same time (like with soccer matches) As for the reselling, people want to be able to resell their ticket easily and GUTS facilitates that with a dynamic QR code and a smart ticket web-app that can also put tickets for sale (you can try out how our live ticketing app works here: https://sandbox.guts.tickets/ ) We have a demo video on our blog as well that walks through all the steps, it all happens in the phone's browser (https://vimeo.com/199637753) Not saying that their solution won't work, it's just a different approach.

Besides from that distinction I find we are a bit further ahead client acquisition wise. We recently sold out a theatre show with 700 seats with our system. You can see the state-changes of the trade of tickets between consumers on the ethereum test net here: https://ropsten.etherscan.io/address/0x81ab999c1f3bcd0780d0a46dafc8842ca1738ec2  We are very much live and have serious paying customers using protocol.

There are more differences between the two projects, like the utilitarian value of the protocols token. In the end it comes down to different views/philosophies on the core problem. They seem to approach the problems in the ticketing industry more from a B2B perspective, creating new event-marketing and promotion mechanisms and incentives powered by their token. While we offer a more B2C platform in which consumers with smart tickets can trade their tickets safely and with fair margins over our protocol, fueled by our token.

In the end, I am very interested and will keep tracking how the Aventus team will move forward. I've been impressed with their marketing and demo's so far. To bring actual change to this troubled industry, we can use any help we can get so I applaud them.

Ongeveer hetzelfde idee in de zin van dat GUTS ook ticketing fraude aan probeert te pakken door middel van Blockchain. Wat betreft uitvoering zijn de twee projecten heel verschillend, Blocktix verwacht eind dit jaar een minimal-viable-product op te leveren (https://blog.blocktix.io/blocktix-dev-update-1-8ac1aa7442d1) terwijl GUTS al een werkend product heeft (https://sandbox.guts.tickets/events) en al klanten heeft als Hekwerk (van Youp van 't Hek en Yochem Meyjer) We registreren nu al de state-changes van de kaartjes verkocht op onze primaire en secundaire markt al op het testnet: https://ropsten.etherscan.io/address/0x81ab999c1f3bcd0780d0a46dafc8842ca1738ec2 Je ziet dat er gisteren nog tickets zijn verhandeld tussen consumenten (de show van Jochem Meyjer was namelijk direct uitverkocht)

Ik gun ze overigens het allebeste daar bij Blocktix. De evenement industrie is aan verandering toe en we kunnen alle hulp gebruiken. Maar ik vind het altijd wel belangrijk om de verschillen in executie en klant-aquisitie duidelijk te maken. Het is niet mijn intentie om het Blocktix project zwart te maken, ik volg het al enige tijd met interesse namelijk. Ben benieuwd wat ze gaan opleveren in december!

I concur that there are quite some initiatives in this ticketing space (and with good reason) But very little of these project have an actual client base and a live and commercially competitive product. We have quite some events lined up and have already ticketed a few events on the blockchain in the past. You can see the the primary and secondairy market ownership changes (as state changes registered) here: https://ropsten.etherscan.io/address/0x81ab999c1f3bcd0780d0a46dafc8842ca1738ec2 So no promises here, we are already making it happen:)

Let me know if you have any questions about this project or want to know more about the differences between GUTS and for example Aventus and Blocktix.

Thank you, as described the post describing our promotion campaign will go up one of these days. Your application is noted!

Onze bitcointalk post is online: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2111306.0   

Have been following this project for quite some time now, I like the way it is going. Keep up the good work!

GUTS Tickets (een Nederlandse smart-ticketing start-up) gaat binnenkort ook een ICO houden. Hier zal dan zeker een promotie campagne aan vooraf gaan waar we onze token als beloning zullen uitkeren. Een groot voordeel aan deze belong TOV van andere ICO promoties is dat het protocol wat wij hebben gebouwd/aan het ontwikkelen zijn deze tokens tegen een vaste prijs (€0.50 per token/GET) zal terugkopen. Waarom dit kan en hoe dit precies werkt lees je in onze white paper: https://guts.tickets/files/GET-Whitepaper-GUTS-Tickets-latest.pdf  (sorry voor de schaamteloze plug)

GUTS Tickets heeft overigens al een werkend product. Zo hebben we al kaartjes verkocht voor een show van Jochem Meyer en zijn wij partner van Hekwerk (van Youp van 't Hek) Op onze blog lees je hier meer over btw: https://blog.guts.tickets/

Succes met je promoties!:)

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Be chill

I code for 12 hours after which I try to wind down and relax. But to be honest, when it has been stressfull / the problems complex I never really are able to let it go.

Getting filthy rich in rising asia (seriously look it up, pirate it) It's really cool. It's fiction btw.

I would not say I invested in ICO's yet, as that would imply that I actually thought that the concept would go anywhere. I did a lot of speculation, trying to feel whether there was enough marketing and hype to buy and sell. Not saying that there aren't any solid ICO's out there, just that it is hard to find one that is realistic.

For me, it all comes down to if the company / team already has paying clients for their project. Call me old fashioned but if a company hasn't proven it is able to generate revenue and don't think they are ready for any form of investment. I would love to be proven wrong though, maybe decentralized control is the future after all.