Hi! News from Digmus
Two weeks’ report (November, 20 — December, 3)We were getting ready for the Crypto conference in Skolkovo and also organized meetings with people that are essential for the project, so that we didn’t have a chance to draft a report over the penultimate week of November. That is why we are publishing a two weeks’ report. We have something to tell you.1. We decided to find out how lobbyists — intermediaries between business and authorities — can help Digmus. For this purpose, our CEO Mikhail Nazaruk met with one of them in Rostov-on-Don and with another one in Moscow. Brief summary of the meetings: lobbyists can potentially help implement Digmus in the system of compulsory marking of goods in Russia, however, the project needs to get stronger for that. Task number one for Digmus is to finish the development of the system prototype. It will help present the project to stakeholders, facilitate an ICO and attract investors.
2. On November, 28 Mikhail Nazaruk attended the Crypto Conference in Skolkovo. Why is this event interesting? This is the biggest crypto and ICO conference in Moscow that hosted 1,5 thousand participants. Moreover, it was held in Skolkovo that was positioned a couple of years ago as the Russian Silicone Valley. Mikhail says that the conference helped him understand the current situation in the crypto and ICO markets in Russia (you can read about it in his blog). New contacts of private investors and those who deal with GR were added on the contact list.
3. In the end of the month, we met with representatives of an international oil and gas company at their lubricating oil factory. He agreed that there is a problem of counterfeits, the company has been trying to solve it for many years, however, they still don’t manage to eliminate it. He admitted that an independent organization should protect oils in the country and that a comprehensive solution for all motor oils needs to be implemented. The management still needs to consider the application of Digmus at their factory but this decision is not a fast one.
4. We are developing motivation tools for people who believe in the idea and help us as it is evident that a previously short-term project turns into a long-term one and people need to be motivated to build long-lasting cooperation.
5. Short but rewarding news — the article on the choice of jurisdictions for an ICO was unexpectedly picked up for “Startup” on Medium and more people found out about Digmus also wishing us good luck in our endeavor.
The others reports you can see here:
https://medium.com/@Digmus_ICO
