Thread by @BitStreetSheep

I did some digging into this topic, it really got me thinking. How could these tracked product lines being sold in @vechainofficial’s partner stores, not have any connection to #VeChain itself? Is that possible? Yes, Definitely! Hence, the true power and brilliance of #ToolChain.

Let’s take #Tyson for example, since we have been seeing it pop up. Their product is being tracked on #VeChain and is certainly responsible for burning $VTHO, yet they may not even realize that fact. In this scenario, it is more likely that the following takes place.

#SamsClub says to #Tyson, “Hey, we want to continue to buy and carry your product, but moving forward, we need you to roll with the punches and include all this other information about it, by means of this new app (ToolChain). Tyson agrees, though they may not know about $VET

Again, #Walmart used ToolChain to build an application, and Tyson is using that application. That doesn’t mean Tyson is partnered with VeChain or even knows about VeChain per se. In the same context, not everyone who users the Uber app is “partnered” with them.

One point that is not to be taken lightly though...The built-in exposure that inadvertently occurs for VeChain to major companies by means of existing partnerships is undeniable. But there is no doubt in my mind this workflow or technique has been the cause of many partnerships.

Last concept I want to throw down for you; Now that Tyson has their data on ToolChain it will be relatively simple for them to share that data with any other ToolChain user such as @Target or @kroger or anyone else for that matter. It really lays the foundation. Chew on that.

In summary, I think that scenario above is much more realistic than every brand being tracked on #VeChainThor, actually being partnered directly. Not to say they won’t be someday of course, if they’re smart that is 😃. #RunsOnVechain

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