AQwire Reviews for June 2023

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AQwire has entered a very promising space of real estate, which, in my opinion, would benefit immensely from the incorporation of blockchain. And even though I am not planning to buy or rent any commercial property or office space in the near future, my long term plans include AQwire because I have faith in their cause. Therefore, I have bought the minimum required amount of QEY just to see how this token would behave once it gets listed on major exchanges.

AQwire appears to be fine from the standpoint of blockchain usage, though I would really like to have a trial run of their applications first. However, my issue is not with the app but with one particular aspect of their future operations, which is the developer verification, especially if they aim for a global scale. Here in the West, everything is mostly fine with confirming the legal background of a developer. But I am all too familiar with the situation in places like Eastern Europe, where the semi-legal development industry has been booming for decades. AQwire will definitely have problems within that area.

To summarize, AQwire streamlines the listing of business property units across multiple platforms with the aid of the blockchain technology. So, while this offer is probably not relevant to the majority of individual investors, it will most certainly catch fancy of those who understand how frustrating a process it is to find a decent co-working space, or any other business property for that matter, in cities across the United States. Therefore, AQwire will surely occupy the corresponding niche and form the needed pool of users. Moreover, the startup has a good back-end solution, which instills even more confidence in their overall success

I don’t take any issues with AQwire except the instance where they try to convince the reader that the application of blockchain will ensure the authenticity of all parties involved. Well, perhaps their solution does provide for such authenticity measures, but they should have been so kind as to provide an explanation, because everyone who has some insight into this technology knowns that blockchain itself can’t do such a thing. But what they got right is that blockchain protects against double spending - in case of AQwire, it is double booking. Other than that, I find this project seems to be well-elaborated and useful.

AQwire's team had quite a bit of experience when it comes to technology, blockchain, but also finances. It was a strong team, and the fact that the project itself was backed by the company Qwikwire gave it quite a boost. The project still holds potential to rise as quite a robust platform, as it will disrupt global real estate, which is in dire need of a revolution.

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