"When the elephants start moving, pay attention"

Not to beat the same drum but all you have to do is look at the Crypto market. A few years ago (and still today) there have been so many skeptics. "Not real, fake money, no use cases, it'll never go mainstream".

I, and a lot of the crypto sphere have heard it all before.

Now, some of the biggest financial institutions in the world are advising their clients to hold a portion of Crypto in their investment stack. Now the "retail investors" seem to be paying more attention and following along with the trend.

If we look at the VR industry, a lot of the tech elephants make up the market - Meta, Apple, Microsoft and now Samsung are entering the fray.

All elephants - all moving, in the one direction.

It all boils down to one pulsating thought I've always had - we're early.

Yes, there have been some great use cases in various sectors around Australia - as well as the globe, but there is still SO much to explore, test and execute in our space.

The question is: while the elephants keep moving, what side of the coin will you be on when the dust settles?

Yours virtually,

Reverso

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