How FIFA has taken offence at the Eticket4

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• Right now we are dealing with legal issues. Agreed on the legal support with the company NewLawyers (newlawyers.ru). The company has international experience, as well as experience in the accompaniment of companies in the field of Fintech and blockchain projects. We are very pleased.
• We integrate the KYC-system for our investors on the site.
• We are still waiting for the update of the site with localization in several languages. But you know these designers who live in a universe parallel to the one where deadlines live (there are exceptions, of course!).
• We continue the road show. After the cool The SuperBitcoinConference in Dallas, USA, this week our CEO Daniel Kruchinin and strategy director advisor Jevgenijs Vainsteins flew to the Crypto Assets Conference in Frankfurt, Germany (https://crypto-assets-conference.de). In March, it is planned to continue the road show in Israel and Asia.
• And some more funny news. In the largest Russian sports media wrote that our last year’s study offended FIFA :O In the summer of 2017 we conducted a study according to which almost 40% of tickets for the football Confederations Cup, which was held in Russia, were sold in the secondary market. Then all major Russian mass media wrote about this. FIFA tries to discourage resale of tickets, and does a really great job in this direction. And what else do they have to do? :) Of course, they are offended when someone says that all their efforts lead to nothing. This is a fact and there is nothing wrong with that.

Eticket4 and other similar platforms can solve the problem thanks to the blockchain technology. The secondary ticket market has always existed and will always exist, because it is necessary for a free market. The secondary tickets market of the future is a market that uses modern technologies. As the Internet, and later iTunes have changed the music, and the film industry — at least in terms of content delivery — so the blockchain and p2p-platforms will change ticket markets. Blockchain and Etciekt4 will make the secondary ticket market transparent, safe, fast, affordable and profitable for all participants — buyers, sellers and event organizers. And there FIFA with the IOC (International Olympic Committee) will join this beautiful new world and stop reporting the sale of 107% of tickets against the backdrop of half-empty stands :/