Криптовалюты в мобильности: от идеи к глобальному бизнесу
We just got a shout-out in The Guardian. Crazy to think how far this idea has come, from a bold concept to a growing global business. A few years ago, we started with nothing but a belief that crypto could power real-world mobility. No hype, no shortcuts, just solving a real need: helping people buy, rent, and move with crypto. This vision was born out of a desire to democratize access to transportation, making it more fluid and accessible through the innovative power of blockchain technology. We saw a gap in the market, where traditional financial systems often create barriers and inefficiencies. Our mission was to bridge this gap, enabling seamless transactions for vehicles, from purchasing a new car to renting a ride for a weekend getaway, all powered by the security and transparency of cryptocurrencies.
Today, we’ve crossed $80M+ in revenue, partnered with 1,600+ dealers worldwide, and built a 20M car fleet in Dubai — projected to reach $300M in revenue by 2027. These milestones are not just numbers; they represent the tangible impact our platform is having on individuals and businesses. For instance, our partnerships with dealers have opened up new revenue streams and customer bases for them, while providing consumers with a revolutionary way to acquire vehicles. The Dubai initiative, in particular, showcases the scalability of our model, offering a glimpse into a future where urban mobility is intrinsically linked with decentralized finance. We’re not just facilitating transactions; we’re building an ecosystem that fosters trust and efficiency.
There’s still so much more to achieve. It still feels like day one, the vision keeps growing, and we couldn’t be more grateful for how far we’ve come. We are continuously exploring new use cases for crypto in the mobility sector, from micro-mobility solutions to integrated fleet management systems. The journey ahead is filled with exciting possibilities, and we remain committed to pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in decentralized mobility. Article: Tweet:
