Gossip about Gossip: Tracking the Lifecycle Impact of Billions of Products on Hedera with atma.io

[@Supremax67]

"in 2019, when we first connected", this message should resonate with investors. It takes time for a solid project to build from scratch. All great things comes to those who waits.

[@ivaniuk123]

I'm so excited (so is everyone else I'm sure) for atma to go live on the hedera main net!!

[@tonysearl2428]

This. Is. The. Best. News. For. The. Planet and Environment. And our survival as a species. To Realize Our Soul is #atmavidya Congratulations to all involved.

[@sapboxi]

When mainnet?

[@kimosabe2396]

Just the fact Google and Ubisoft are already on their team...

[@yonisapir6270]

Who is Atma aimed at? Who would actually use this service?

[@michaeld4941]

Good question

[@johnm6852]

Did you not hear his say how many customers/products they actually have right now ??? - or do you think he is lying ? Try DYOR to find out what's going on

[@MrScy13]

Everyone. Specifically people who are in production first. You can track raw material to the factory it goes to, then to the manufacturer and then the customer and possibly after it gets thrown out. Knowledge is power. If you know everything about your product you can make the manufacturing more efficient and increase return on investments. It gives the business so much insight it's not even funny. You'd be able to see the tiniest of details regarding a product and potentially save you millions by making production more efficient.

[@revanth87]

its pronounced aa-th-ma

[@jp34604]

My first thought was you could not possibly be more vague. The second one was what is your path to monetization? Then clicking through on the description it then became obvious, a woke way to sell QR code labels.

[@johnm6852]

Are you invested in Hedera (Hbar)? and if so why bitch about a massive use case about to go live on the mainnet - I don't think you are

[@DWK33]

I reviewed this video today since it still doesn’t look like it’s on mainnet. But I don’t think it has anything to do with woke, but more about govnt regulation, carbon, and carbon offsetting