Today marks the release of the GET Protocol website! Have a look at it here.
The purpose of this new website is to quickly and easily explain to those who might be interested (ticketing companies, event venues, crypto traders, exchanges, etcetera) what it is the GET Protocol stands for and how it could effortlessly be implemented as a ticketing solution on any scale worldwide.
What do you think of the design? Pretty slick right? We have our very own Frans to thank for that.
The release marks a milestone that in some ways may seem a bit overdue. The way we’ve previously been directing people to the GET Protocol as a landing page on the GUTS website has at the very least not made things clearer for newcomers to
the project. We want to be clear about the GET Protocol / GUTS Tickets connection (and their inherent distinctions) when it comes to goals, audience and activity.
This new website, along with its content (like the explainer video released last week), should be a big help in clearly defining our mission, progress and future. The bottom line: The protocol is battle tested, fully functional and ready for additional implementation.
Of course, nothing is ever perfect, and we plan on implementing additional features to the site as we go, and as we constantly evaluate the ever-changing wishes of the ticketing and crypto industries.
We would love to hear what you think about the website, please let us know your feedback in Telegram!
Any questions or want to know more about what we do? Join our active Telegram community for any questions you might have, read our whitepaper, visit the website, join the discussion on the GET Protocol Reddit. Or get yourself a smart event ticket in our sandbox environment.
