The first pre-financing event event organizer using DeFi event pre-financing is not a solution in search of a problem; It is a well-known and widely used tool that enables event organizers to make the necessary investments to launch their programs or festivals. The first decentralized financing event is expected to take place in the first half of 2021.

By the second quarter of 2021, all GET tickets issued will be NFT.

Much has changed since the original GET protocol white Paper was published in 2017. To facilitate these changes and prepare protocols for the future, token economics will be revamped to better facilitate new directions.

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Events. Q3Staking and DeFi GET staking and DeFi for declared activity. The live show is for international artists to buy tickets.

Ticketing companies Two new European ticketing companies started using the GET protocol; TecTix of Germany and Wicket Events of Italy.

Launch getTicket, a South Korean joint venture based in Seoul. Due to COVID-19 constraints, turn to new opportunities: add dozens of museums and comedy clubs as clients.

Destruction Korea's first pilot, token economy introduced token destruction, tickets for large-scale events such as Amsterdam dance events.

Repurchase rules are updated to enforce the utility value of GET. There is now regular repurchase on exchanges of direct demand for notes issued under the agreement. View current and past GET repurchases

Q2 ticketing company ITIX has joined the GET protocol. The second ticketing company to announce the use of the GET protocol: ITIX. The theater-specific company handles 2 million tickets a year and started the induction process in mid-2019. Read more about ITIX and GET. Smart tickets issued under GET are used for events in several European countries. GET Protocol is one of the initial service partners of Klaytn, a global blockchain developed by GroundX, a subsidiary of South Korea's largest mobile platform Kakao, with more than 50 million monthly users. Read more about GET and Klaytn.

GUTS Tickets has expanded further, offering Tickets for multiple stadium shows and partnering with event organizers in the electronic dance industry. GUTS also got a stamp of approval from the Dutch police as a place to buy tickets without the risk of being swindled.

The GET protocol is intended for ticketing companies to use as a stable and stress-tested back-end blockchain infrastructure. By achieving this milestone, other ticketing companies can integrate value-added blockchain capabilities into their existing and operational ticketing services. In other words: the agreement is open for business. Check out our API documentation. Mainstream adoption: GUTS facilitated the buyback of 90.000 Tickets GUTS Tickets released 90.000 GET-supported Tickets for over 50 theater shows. To drive these event cycles, GET repurchases from the open market are facilitated on behalf of event organizers. All integrators that continue to repurchase GET agreements from the open market need a certain amount of GET to sell tickets transparently and fairly. The GET is purchased from the open market through a repo. View current and past GET repurchases

The first version of the mobile application is complete and operational. While the functionality of the application is still basic, they are an important starting point for improvement, feedback gathering, and testing. An updated version of the App can be found on the Android Play Store and iOS App Store. The first users of the GET protocol were constantly testing new features and assumptions. More tickets are being sold every week. Check out all the events currently on sale in the GUTS Ticket Events feed. Whereas previous GET ticketing activities were registered on Kovan Beta, the Ethereum mainnet will now be used for all TICketing activities for all GET users. GUTS Tickets, the first operating ticketing company under the agreement, will distribute 50,000 GET Fuel Tickets for more than 35 theater shows. To drive these event cycles, repo Gets are conducted from the open market.

In less than 2 hours, GUTS 'Smart ticketing app processed over 300,000 unique visitors and successfully sold 18,000 blockchn-registered tickets to 20 theatre shows for Jochem Myjer.

To ensure ticketing protocols are quickly available worldwide, we have recruited 10 developers to build a scalable and competitive blockchain API. Check the team implementing it on the GET protocol media.

On December 13, 2017, the GET Protocol ICO was completed. A total of 10.935 ETH was raised from over 1200 unique contributors! Blog about ICO finalization.

In addition to the crowdfunding announcement, the team also released a white paper on the GET protocol: explaining in detail how decentralization, tokenization, and transparent design will ensure a fairer and more honest ticketing industry. Read the GET Protocol Whitepaper.

More and more real-life ticketing is happening as smart ticketing applications are piloted in complex ticket-type events, such as seating theater performances and dynamically scheduled business meetings. Examples of these pilots are Jochem Myjer's theatrical performance and business networking event Get In The Ring.

The UTS Smart ticketing application is piloted in larger user intensive use cases, such as music festivals and event industry networking events.

Several of the region's largest event production companies support GUTS 'ambitious plans to stop scalping and fraud. Among these supporters are artists, administrators and agents of internationally renowned artists. GUTS Tickets' smart ticketing application was tested in a real-world use case. A comprehensive ticketing pilot was successfully carried out; Sell, resell and validate tickets for ASR business seminars.

The development of the easy-to-use and globally scalable event ticketing protocol began with a local team based in an office in downtown Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

With MVP successfully demonstrating the core benefits of smart ticketing using a blockchain backbone, seed funding was raised to fund further exploration of the concept.

The founding team organized a hackathon in Ukraine to build the MVP application to test the concept of blockchain ticketing.