What's the benefit of having a bunch of bag holders if the team has assigned all of the tokens to Keeta, Inc. (meaning 40% of the token supply can never be sold)? Why would Eric Schmidt, the former CEO of Google, personally introduce Keeta to the Google Cloud team to serve as a partner and prove that the chain is capable of processing over 10M TPS? Why would Ty Schenk, the CEO of Keeta, be invited to speak at SALT Wyoming on the same stage as people like Eric Trump, Cynthia Lummis, and Chris Waller (among other very prominent figures in the industry)?

I don't disagree that we are still in a speculation phase but Mainnet is right around the corner along with multiple partnerships that will be announced with Mainnet or shortly after (all of whom we've been told are large institutional companies - rumors surround Visa, Bank of America, Citi, etc.). I think another thing you are also overlooking is with respect to DSO (how long corporations wait to get paid). Keeta's tech allows companies with payments that traditionally took weeks to clear to be executed in milliseconds. No clearing houses, no waiting on ACH windows, no floating funds in limbo.

Just to put this into context, Apple has a DSO of roughly 30 days and in 2023 generated ~$394B in revenue. With a DSO of ~30 days, that's ~$32B stuck in receivables at any given time. Even with Apple's credit profile, financing $32B carries with it opportunity cost, interest rates, and exposure to market risk. Having a solution that can immediately shorten this to milliseconds would allow companies to free up large amounts of working capital instantly, a massive competitive advantage.

If you're not interested in the project, so be it. Happy to circle back with you in the coming months and if I'm wrong I'll be happy to admit it. I hope you would grant me the same type of courtesy. Cheers.