There's a lot going on with GET Protocol recently!

Here are a few highlights:
- Signed first event organizer in the dance industry;
- Ticketing 5 events during Amsterdam Dance Event;
- Ongoing research and progress with Klaytn partnership in Korea;
- Rolled out new features and new ticket validation app;
- The team is growing every month;
- Solid financial runway for upcoming period.

For the latest updates, check out:
https://medium.com/get-protocol/update-july-19-3b0fb0cd21a

As always, you can ask questions and stay up to date in the GET Protocol Telegram:
https://t.me/getprotocol

Lots of stuff happening at GUTS & GET!

Today they released the new Ticket Sharing feature:
https://blog.guts.tickets/we-proudly-present-ticket-sharing-eb62de8f63a8

And check out the recent March 2019 update for a broader sense of what's been happening:
https://medium.com/get-protocol/update-march-19-6cb0ce34be8a

Sorry if the title was confusing to anyone, but indeed every person that buys a ticket is given an Ethereum wallet, which to me is a very interesting form of adoption for non crypto minded people!

Perhaps a better explanation can be found here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/8edesj/by_the_end_of_this_year_50000_people_will_have/

This might be of interest to some people here!

Amsterdam based GUTS Tickets is quickly bringing mass adoption to blockchain and crypto. GUTS uses blockchain technology to create a transparent ticketing ecosystem, where disgraceful secondary market prices and ticket fraud are impossible.

Using GUTS Tickets has lead Holland's biggest comedian to publicly declare a victory over the scalpers that had been plaguing him and his fans:
Comedy crypto: How Holland’s most popular comedian is beating ticket scalpers
https://decryptmedia.com/4928/how-comedy-artist-jochem-myjer-beats-ticket-touts-with-guts-ticketing-blockchain

GUTS Tickets sells their tickets through the Ethereum based GET Protocol ($GET), which provides digitally self-aware ‘smart tickets’. The ownership- and state changes of these tickets are registered on the Ethereum blockchain, causing every attendant of one of the many number of shows ticketed by GUTS to have their own Ethereum wallet. (Without knowing this.)

The team behind GET Protocol and GUTS believe strongly that the quickest way to mass adoption is to utilize the key benefits of blockchain (transparency and accountability) and integrating this in a way that doesn't interfere with people's current ways of behavior or expectations. Over 200.000 tickets have been sold on the protocol to date, with the million ticket mark expected to be hit later this year.

This protocol is fueled by the GET token. In short, every ticket sold requires GET to be bought back from the open market by the Event Organizer.

Some recent news:
GUTS BEATS BIGGEST BLOCKCHAIN TICKET SALE RECORD
https://www.iq-mag.net/2019/03/guts-beats-biggest-blockchain-ticket-sale-record/#.XIDd-axoc_U

GET Protocol February update
https://medium.com/get-protocol/update-february-19-6652f95efac5

GET Protocol Reddit page
https://www.reddit.com/r/GETprotocol/

Check out the recent update about everything that's been going on:
https://medium.com/get-protocol/january-19-update-dadbc60a3fde

TL;DR
-> There is a lot of mainstream attention for the GUTS ticketing solution right now.
-> Features of smart ticketing are proving to be a valuable step forward from traditional ticketing systems.
-> The GUTS V2 app is out, with lots of interesting improvements.


Also! Check out this cool article about GUTS / GET Protocol from Decrypt:

Comedy crypto: How Holland’s most popular comedian is beating ticket scalpers
https://decryptmedia.com/4928/how-comedy-artist-jochem-myjer-beats-ticket-touts-with-guts-ticketing-blockchain

Hey guys!

Another month has passed and another monthly update has been written. In case you hadn't found it yet, you can read it here:
https://medium.com/get-protocol/update-november-18-market-schmarket-69a6a0296a4f

As always, if you have any questions about the development or the project at large, you can do so in our Telegram group:
https://t.me/getprotocol/





I'm not sure what you mean exactly with update about the token holders? Let me know what you would like to know and I'll get back to you, or you can pose the question in Telegram and you will get your answer.

Here's the first of the new monthly updates about what is going on with all different sides of GET Protocol: Business, tech, media, etcetera.

Have a look!
https://medium.com/get-protocol/update-october-18-quiet-after-the-storm-abd55a70fc9d

There has been a lot going on with GET Protocol recently, so here's a little update!

Just over a week ago, more than 50.000 tickets were sold by GET Protocol's first user GUTS Tickets in under 4 hours. These tickets were all part of a big batch of shows from the Dutch comedian Jochem Myjer in the Royal Dutch Theatre Carré. This sale marked the first time ownership states and changes for the tickets were registered on the Ethereum main-net. For more about this sale you can check out this blog:

https://blog.guts.tickets/the-things-you-learn-when-you-sell-50-000-tickets-in-3-5-hours-5f991cd1fe1a


This first main-net sale also meant that the protocol needed to conduct its first buy-back, buying GET from the open market to satisfy the Event Organizer's (in this case royal theatre Carré) demand for GET tokens in order to register and distribute the tickets. More info on why & how this works here:

https://blog.guts.tickets/fueling-up-on-get-to-cure-50-000-no-coiners-on-a-casual-saturday-morning-885d909a25a5


The first ever GET Protocol buy-back auction was held on Sunday, September 30th 2018, and completed within 20 seconds. You can track the submitted transactions by following the link below:

https://etherscan.io/address/0x15732Db2a067e57b060B7759B01f6d72C98d3b0C#tokentxns


What might be more important than the success and speed of the buy-back is the fact that the chain of events (sale & subsequent buy-back), proves the concept and structure of the protocol - all driven by actual, real world demand.

More updates, including info on the next buy-back to follow!

Hey there!

Just a quick comment on this in the form of a reminder that the nature of GET protocol is anti-fragile to general crypto sentiment, due to its consumer-driven demand. Of course everyone would much rather be in a bull market, but this does mean that as long as there is real-world demand (people buying tickets through the protocol), there will be liquidity and growth. The buy-backs from the open market which will begin in Q3 of this year will do exactly that.

You can see a projection of what this will look like in a blog on the buy-back:
https://blog.guts.tickets/buy-backs-in-q3-q4-of-2018-140-000-tickets-in-total-using-84-000-in-get-8ba9e0e59e83

Hope this gives some clarity!

Hey guys!

We haven't been very active on Bitcointalk recently, my apologies. Here's an overview of some recent news:

- GET has been listed on several exchanges, including Exrates, Yobit, IDEX and DDEX. For a full view of all exchanges and how to trade GET there, check out this blog:
https://blog.guts.tickets/how-to-buy-the-get-utility-token-on-idex-radarrelay-and-forkdelta-b42e4f892621

- Here's last week's development update from Product Designer Frans, showing how our dev team works their magic and what they've achieved:
https://blog.guts.tickets/kickoff-development-updates-from-the-product-development-team-bd6e0e2fce43

- Many tickets have been sold with waaay more to come; a projected 1 million tickets will be sold in 2019. Check out a recent business adoption blog for more info:
https://blog.guts.tickets/the-face-of-adoption-business-update-9396f512c5db


You can follow more active updates on our social channels:
- Telegram: https://t.me/getprotocol
- Twitter GET Protcol: https://twitter.com/GetProtocol
- Twitter GUTS Tickets: https://twitter.com/gutstickets
- Instagram GET Protocol: https://www.instagram.com/getprotocol/


If you have any questions, the quickest way to get an answer is through Telegram, but I'll be checking in here to provide answers and info.


Cheers!
Olivier (Community Manager for GET)