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[ebolloguy]

I like the idea to pay with WTXHub in bars, restaurants and hotels. that will be so easy!

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[Angelus214598]

Good project focused on the alcoholic drinks industry

[leloi]

Seems to be a great project! But what about import excise?

[doedz]

I was running inside the house and found this thread.
Then I asked myself, what's more Announcement? "Just a little you wrote."


Then I go to the main and non-destination websites and also without the Softcap Line. 

[just_strange32]

Beverages business is a field subject to the strict management of the authorities. Does the project need to be licensed?

[amit1111]

Seems like a cool idea, good luck guys…

[wtxhub]

To answer a couple of points, no our project does not need to be licenced, we are providing software and hardware not buying, selling or storing Alcoholic Beverages, therefore there is no requirement for us to be licenced. The trade participants using our software and hardware would almost certainly be licenced and using our software and hardware does not change their licensing requirements.
Re our social media sites, we have been posting quite a lot, for example we have posted a good amount of articles on our Medium page, wtxhub, we are posting as much as we can and posting more over the coming weeks and months, we are a growing project, as you can see at this time our main Telegram group has over 80,000 members now, and we are working flat out on this project and we think people shall see how good a project this is.
WTX Hub covers a huge market, Alcoholic Beverages, then it's key areas of growth are even bigger markets, Food & Beverages, and our technology has no direct competition in terms of our D&R software, Direct and Targeted Advertising and Sector focused Social Media.
Also re soft cap, as we explained in a previous post, it is the decision we made, we think it is the right decision to have no soft cap because we are carrying on no matter how much we raise, and we’ve put too much work in for it to be determined if we don’t go on or not by how much we raise in the ITS, and that is what we have tried to say to investors that the project carries on into the future. 

[dokenguyencuong]

Hi All,

Like your event u share !!!

[koralan]

I read about the project. It's great to see your idea of providing software and hardware for buying, selling or storing alcoholic drink. Certainly the project will be easy to develop worldwide. I believe in the future, the project will succeed in expanding the project to other areas.

[wtxhub]

The Token price is 1 WTXH = US$0.20, also a bonus Token schedule applies, see website for details.

[wtxhub]

This is an example of how our system works when a consumer is ordering a Mojito in a hotel bar, for those of us in the crypto business a Mojito would be pretty good about now! 

How the WTX Hub Distribution & Retail Software works: Case Studies: Case Study D.
Scenario
A consumer in Gothenburg, Sweden
A hotel bar in Central Gothenburg
A Rum Distillery/ producer in Jamaica
Introduction
The Rum Distillery produces it's Rum from molasses. The hotel bar sells under the Swedish regulatory system, the Systembolaget which is State owned. The Rum has been imported by a Swedish based distributor and wholesaler.
From the consumer perspective
The consumer orders the Rum in a Mojito cocktail. The consumer scans the QR code from the WTX Hub code card, the consumer then receives and pays for the drinks. Then they access their unique WTX Hub account and view the provenance details, calorie count, product information, special offers and much more for the drinks, they synch their WTX Hub account with the accounts of the other people who were in the round of drinks, they can do that in the bar or the day after at their leisure. The WTX Hub software splits the round into the drinks each person had, and then each person at their choice can put these on their WTX Hub social profile and/or into their WTX Picture storyline. Also they can add images of the drinks and/or evening/event into this storyline.
From the Alcoholic Beverage Industry perspective
The bar staff at the hotel bar take the consumers order of drinks, they initiate use of the WTX Hub hardware and then scan the WTX Hub code card, they then hand the card to the consumer, then they read the code on all the drinks bottles, taps etc. They then close the sequence on the WTX Hub hardware and send the information to the cloud.
This information is then added to the WTX Hub HH provenance software, all trade participants for these drink products have access to the HH software. The Targeted Advertising for each trade participant in the chain is then engaged from the Advertising stack they have uploaded to the WTX Hub and in conjunction with the relevant special offers this is then filtered through to the consumer.
The Rum Distillery has access to the sales information on the HH system but also all other providers of the ingredients for the Mojito also have access to those details once signed up the WTX Hub system.

[kurbanth]

I looked at the white paper of your project. I liked your idea and idea! is important in the social environment! I will follow you! GOOD LUCK

[wtxhub]

How the WTX Hub Distribution & Retail Software works: Case Studies; A cup of Tea
Scenario
 A consumer in Montreal, Canada
A coffee shop in Downtown, Montreal
A boutique Tea producer in Stirling, Scotland
Introduction
The Tea is produced by a boutique Tea producer in Stirling, Scotland. The Tea is originally from a Tea plantation in the Cameron Highlands in Malaysia and is bought from a trade wholesaler in England by the Scottish boutique Tea company that then blends the Tea with Blueberry and Pomegranate natural flavours bought from a flavour company again based in England, the extracts coming originally from natural ingredients produced in Spain. The Tea company pack their own Tea in Scotland.
The Scottish Tea is imported directly to Canada by a Canadian based importer who also acts a wholesaler for the Canadian market and the coffee shop buys the Tea directly from the wholesaler.
The water for the Tea comes directly from the tap in Montreal.
From the consumer perspective
The consumer orders a cup of the Scottish Tea with a Muffin, made in the shop, from the coffee shop. The consumer scans the QR code from the WTX Hub code care that is on the counter of the coffee shop, the consumer then receives and pays for the Tea and the Muffin. Then they access their unique WTX Hub account and view the entire provenance details of the Tea's journey from the Tea plant growing in Malaysia via Scotland to the coffee shop in Montreal and all points in between, calorie count, product information, special offers and much more for the Tea, they can do that in the coffee shop or the day after at their leisure.
The consumer can then put the Tea and Muffin on their WTX Hub social profile and/or into their WTX Picture storyline. Also they can add images of the Tea and Muffin into this storyline.
From the Beverage and Retail Industry perspective
The Baristas and counter staff at the coffee shop take the consumer's order of Tea and a muffin, they initiate use of the WTX Hub hardware and then scan the WTX Hub code card, they then hand the card to the consumer, then they read the code on Tea and the Muffin both of which are attached to the receptacle they are kept in. They then close the sequence on the WTX Hub hardware and send the information to the cloud.
This information is then added to the WTX Hub HH provenance software, all trade participants for the Tea have access to the HH software. The Targeted Advertising for each trade participant in the chain is then engaged from the Advertising stack they have uploaded to the WTX Hub and in conjunction with the relevant special offers this is then filtered through to the consumer.
The Scottish Tea producer has access to the sales information on the HH system, also all other suppliers and sellers of the Tea from the Tea plantation to the coffee shop but also the providers for ingredients of the Muffin also have access to those details once signed up the WTX Hub system.

[wtxhub]

How the WTX Hub Distribution & Retail Software works: Case Studies: A bar of chocolate
Scenario;
A consumer in Nice, France
A retail confectionery shop/chocolatier in Vieux Nice,  Nice
A chocolate producer in the Piedmont Region of Italy
Introduction
A fine chocolate producer based outside Turin, Italy has as one of their chocolate products a bar of dark chocolate, that is made from 62% Cocoa bean, where the Cocoa is single sourced and harvested from Cocoa trees from Peru. The Producer purchases the additional ingredients of the chocolate bar of Sugar, Ground Vanilla and Emulsifier from a trade wholesaler in Italy and the ingredient of Soya/Lethicin from a second wholesaler also in Italy.
The chocolate is produced and wrapped at the factory in the Piedmont region by the chocolate producer.
The chocolate is imported into France by a confectionary wholesaler who acts as both importer and distributor for all of the chocolate producer's products into France, the confectionary shop purchases this chocolate from the importer.
From the consumer perspective
The consumer browses in the shop and chooses a bar of the Italian chocolate producer's dark chocolate.
They take the chocolate to the boutique which is a standard shop checkout with one manned till.
The consumer scans the QR code from the WTX Hub code card that is at the till of the confectionary shop, the consumer then receives and pays for the chocolate. Then they access their unique WTX Hub account and view the entire provenance details of the chocolate's journey from the Cocoa Tree growing in Peru via Italy to the cconfectionary shop in Nice and all points in between, calorie count, product information, special offers and much more for the chocolate, they can do on the day or after at their leisure.
The consumer can then put the chocolate on their WTX Hub social profile and/or into their WTX Picture storyline. Also they can add images of the chocolate into this storyline.
From the Industry perspective
The shop assistant at the till in the shop uses the same handheld scanner to scan the barcode for purchase and for the WTX Hub D&R software therefore they initiate use of the WTX Hub hardware and then scan the WTX Hub code card which is at the till either fixed to the till Kevin portable code card form, then they read the code on the bar of chocolate which in this case is the same barcode used for pricing they then close the sequence for the WTX Hub process and send the information to the cloud.
This information is then added to the WTX Hub HH provenance software, all trade participants for the chocolate have access to the HH software. The Targeted Advertising for each trade participant in the chain is then engaged from the Advertising stack they have uploaded to the WTX Hub and in conjunction with the relevant special offers this is then filtered through to the consumer.
The Italian chocolate producer has access to the sales information on the HH system but also the providers for ingredients of the chocolate bar also have access to those details once signed up the WTX Hub system.

[wtxhub]

VEGAN LIFE LIVE UK 2019
We are delighted to announce that we are now the Official Cryptocurrency of Vegan Life Live 2019 in the UK.
WTX Hub is ideally suited to the Vegan lifestyle with our software’s ability to track all the ingredients of any food and beverage purchased from retailers using our WTX Hub systems and as such is positioning itself as the gold standard of Vegan living.

[wtxhub]

WTX Hub is now the Premier Approved Cryptocurrency of four of the leading Craft Beer Festivals in the UK in 2019.
We are delighted to announce that we are now the Premier Approved Cryptocurrency of four of the leading Craft Beer Festivals in the UK, the London Craft Beer Festival, Bristol Craft Beer Festival, Beer Central (Birmingham) and Edinburgh Craft Beer Festival for 2019.
WTX Hub is honoured to be partnering with this great collection of Festivals across the United Kingdom in 2019.