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She's from Global Payout, Inc. OTC:GOHE now OTC:PYSC. I trust Ben and Fredi's judgement in her hire. I don't see them hiring anyone who could or would hurt GRBX's business objectives. I haven't always liked waiting for news, but I'd say that Fredi and Ben have been executing their business plan by the numbers.
HUMBL HAS COMPETITION. And the competition is already 95% Live and fully connected to the big boys of the space they're trying to enter.
mobiepay.io
Understood.
Please remember that you asked. This mobile wallet is already in existence and is attached to a blockchain based POS system waiting for stable coin technology to be implemented. They have onboard with them - Amazon, Target, Visa, MasterCard, etc. and a host of other major companies and financial institutions, to include cross border payments and real time payments. My ONLY point is that GRBX is the only company in existence that has a legal blockchain POS system; therefore may be involved in the billions of transactions mobiepay.io will create. You know, for someone who claims to know the stock they own, you seem to NOT be able to see beyond it. GRBX is a GREAT stock. I and we are lucky to have purchased it when we did, but you seem to not understand that they have said that they have verticals. I, as an investor, search for those verticals, and speculatively share what I find. I'm sure that you heard Ben state that they employed 1099 employees; that, more than likely means VERTICALS. Not once have I ever stated on this board that GRBX has competition...THEY DON'T, but they do have partners that will give us a better understanding of how the company will grow and the stock price rise. For once...open up the tunnel vision.
Thank you. Your doing excellent work and helping a lot of us who dig.
Great discussion. Good luck.
If GRBX is the surviving company. They have already set up for an employee stock option and dividend. I'm very impressed with them. I've been trading for about 15 years. This is the best one yet. You have to look at their video presentation...and watch it a few times...and see what FiServ and Worldline have to do with the money transfer business...and GRBX's connection to both and more ...USPS, FEDEX, etc.
I'm going to stick them out because I believe that GRBX might use their shares as a dividend...if they merge.
Merger play. So I had to do a lot of homework. The other company, GRBX, I came in on at around .08 cents...they're at about a dollar today. MoneyGram at around $2. My long term is GRBX...not MGI.
Okay...I get your point but blockchain is only a technology that creates. I've explained it this way before...imagine that blockchain technology is the 26 letters of the alphabet and all punctuation. Anyone can use those letters...that technology...to create. you can't patent letters and punctuation...but you can patent the book that you write with it. The company I told you about has done what MicroSoft has done. It created a 5 patent protected Operating System for Point of sale Systems and Money tranfer processing...and went further from that to create the closed loop eco system for it that is now inhabited by FiServ, Worldline, Visa, MasterCard...etc.
Truthfully...Square and PayPal are on the hit list too to be taken down in the next 3 to 5 years. Square is becoming blockchain savvy...but PayPal...and PayPal can only move money within the US...not across borders.
That's a great disadvantage for what's coming in the money transfer/settlement space.
You have to broaden your scope on the money transfer business. If you're going to invest in MoneyGram...and obviously I do...because I'm here...you need to look at the complete picture. They're struggling...and they came out of it through help from a blockchain company. Now they...MGI...have to distance themselves from that blockchain company. The next in line is GRBX because of their patents. Now remember...I'm speculating...and these are my thoughts and rationales.
You're seeing it wrong ...the very reason why the world can go cashless is because of blockchain technology...it's unhackable.
Trust me friend...I agree with you on that point, but on the other side of that...we're in this to make a buck, so you have to follow the trend.
Truthfully ...and I don't mean to sound disrespectful...MGI's problem is that they are designed to proficiently move fiat money...when the world is getting ready to move stable coins...USDC/ US Digital Coins.
Exactly. That was with blockchain technology company Ripple...but Ripple/XRP is expected to be sued by the SEC. So no merger there. In fact...Ripple sold a 33% percent stake in MGI to an unknown company. I'm not saying that MGI is a bad company...they're just out of date. Instant settlement payments are the direction of the future...that means blockchain technology. Look at where the Federal Reserve is going...
fednow.org
True. But if they don't get on board fully with a blockchain platform, they will be the BlockBuster Video of money tranfer. Same is true for Western Union. Look at the presentation of GRBX on their website...you'll understand the rumors.
I actually believe that they are going to be merged with this company...just rumor.
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OTCQB:GRBX They want to move up and trade on the NASDAQ. Many rumored connections.
Sorry it took so long to answer. Assuming that HUMBL/TSNP actually did complete a successful BETA test with blockchain technology in the POS Hardware and software space; did use a technology that, using blockchain technology, processed sales using blockchain based POS equipment, and money transfers using USDC, (U.S. Digital Coins) for instant settlement, GRBX is the only company legally capable of performing those actions in the U.S.. I say legally, because those functions are at the base of GRBX's patent protections, and because they are the only blockchain POS company in the U.S. to have the PCI-DSS 1 certification needed to process the credit and debit card transactions. I said it before. HUMBL is not competition for GRBX, and they never were or claimed to be. They are either 1.) using GRBX technology, (through licensing), 2.) testing to hopefully use GRBX's technology, or 3.) are a GRBX vertical being independently developed for merger once fully developed. If GRBX technology is not apart of their business plan; with what they are touting to accomplish, e.g. BLOCKS, etc., they are dead in the water. That's why I'm waiting and watching to see their SEC released business plan. From there is where I will determine whether they are worth really investing in.
I think that you are on the right path about this company, but I'll help take us a little further down the speculative path. Here's my thought: In order for HUMBL to accomplish any of there goals, they will need a few other major components; 1.) a company/partner that has a patented blockchain based ecosystem that has the bandwidth, security and debit and credit card processing capabilities needed to process billions of transactions, on the blockchain, daily/24-7; 2.) in order for that blockchain company to get the legal ability to operate, they have to have a PCI-DSS, (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) rating of 1; so that it is legally understood that that company can keep consumer data secure while processing more than 6 million transactions a year; 3.) that company/partner will need a POS (Point of Sale) System that is blockchain based; and 4.) that company will need to have connections to other companies capable of supplying consumers with merchandise and services on a worldwide basis. What is your opinion of this company; also located in San Diego? Check out their presentation page in the "investors relations" section.
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The Core Business Of HUMBL. A mobile wallet that: 1.) accommodates all formats of digital money; 2.) allows you to store traditional bank accounts, credit cards and digital assets in one place on your smart phone; 3.) contain new products like U.S. Stable coins to help protect your money; and 4.) exchange money in multiple currencies, including digital currencies. IMO, in order for HUMBL to accomplish this first part of their business model, they will need to be partnered with a company that transmits money through the blockchain. Also that company has to have a PCI 1 rating.
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It is my guess that HUMBL is developing the verticle of another company and will eventually merge with that company.
I saw that too. IMO HUMBL has GRBX written all over it.
I agree. My interest is about a short term gain, unless the company proves some staying power; with or without GRBX's involvement.
Excellent.
CEO - The question for me isn't whether they are competition for GRBX. I already know that they are not. I have 2 other questions: 1.) are they using GRBX technology in any combination with any other technology?; and 2.) can I make either a short term or long term profit from them? Those reasons don't help or hurt GRBX or my position with them. 500 million shares purchased on the open market definitely moves the stock price up. It should all become clearer in their SEC documentation.
I agree. Nobody is...but it doesn't mean that these guys are not players; which for me makes them worthy of being looked into...That is my only point...I have a strong position with GRBX and I'm not selling it in exchange for TSNP.
Luther- you mentioned the word "hype". which is actually advertising; which there is nothing wrong with advertising; even hyped advertisement; and I saw the hyped advertisements of HUMBL (TSNP) on twitter, etc.. In my opinion, hype of a stock gets me to look at it. If I see something there...I hold some and research. I look past the hype for the SEC submitted business plan; which in this case has yet to be released. This company, or at least the ideas around it are connected to GRBX and have been for quite awhile - meaning a couple of years. That doesn't mean that they are or are not using GRBX Technology. I just KNOW definitively that there is a connection.
I did a little research. HUMBL is actually a kinder and gentler division and extension of another 3 tier business plan. If you're interested - scroll down into the website and read some of their business plan and model.
www.block30.com
Hey...GRBX can't do everything alone. The world is to large with too many needs in the spaces GRBX can cover. It makes sense that they would create other companies or help other companies to spread their technology for profit and for market dominance. If I asked you which one of these is your favorite restaurant: KFC, Taco Bell, or Pizza Hut, it wouldn't matter financially to either company, because they are all owned by Yum!Brands Corp. That's where I believe GRBX is headed.
I agree with you in the short term, only because GRBX is not yet known like VISA, MASTERCARD, etc., but I believe that once GRBX becomes a NASDAQ company, becomes billions liquid and a household name to the industry, all will have to use them...or die as companies. I know it sounds dramatic and unbelievable...but I feel it's true. One major indication:
frbservices.org
The most serious and wealthiest bank...probably in the world... the Federal Reserve... I believe, is using GRBX technology. You have to ask why? GRBX...the blockchain answer to MicroSoft. I always remember... GRBX has the Blockchain Operationing System - (the foundation) - and the EcoSystem; the PCI Level 1 rating; etc. No other company has close to that in the instant transfer and payment settlement space ... not IBM, MicroSoft, etc... non of them. I believe that we are them ...in infancy.
DigiByte is a coin. 21 billion of them. DigiByte would want to be inside of GRBX's ecosystem so that their coin could move and settle instantly.
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They didn't say that they weren't working them. That's how I would look at that. GRBX is working with major companies like FiServe etc.. If they definitively were not working with HUMBL, I think that they would say that they weren't associated or affiliated. Sounds to me like they're not saying no to an association of some kind.
Luther - I stick to my opinion, (until it proves wrong), that HUMBL is using GRBX technology. I am curious to find out if HUMBL is handling one or two of GRBX's verticles. The company stated many times already that they use a third party company to digitally transmit money, over a blockchain eco, with instant resolution and use of the transmitted funds. All features of GRBX's technology.
Just so that I'm understood... I 'll listen to anyone's rationale for why a stock is not good to buy, if the person telling me has done some research, and I'm clear that the person is looking at the same data that I am looking at, and that they may see something that I don't see. I asked twice if INV had seen the presentation; and he or she said no. If he or she had seen the presentation, I would have more respected his or her opinion. That market cap is probably BS, but the description of the company's business: carpets and flooring is also probably BS too. I'm waiting for the company to release some form of SEC information so as to have clearer insight into the company's direction; to do better DD. I have been trading penny stocks for a while, and I know that negative, uneducated, opinions that are posted on a popular blog site like this one can hurt a potentially good stock. It was done with that Brett Rosen crap...how many people didn't buy GRBX because of those multiple negative posts? I have to be honest, I don't see INV as a basher, but he or she stepped onto a basher road...a road that I recognize.
I don't have a problem with any poster on this blog, including INV...We, he, she have to remember that we all don't know each other. We also have to remember that we are here to exchange information and opinions...so sometimes when your opinion is put forward...you're not always going to like the response. Me included.
You didn't answer my question. Did you watch the HUMBL presentation?
Did you watch the HUMBL presentation?
What do you mean?
Yes. I bought several hundred to start...so I could watch and see how they trade. They have to change a few things that I won't mention but I believe will be changed...after watching that presentation, I almost know that they are licensing GRBX technology.