BEYORCH: CEO, André Villeroy — spoke that block-chain technology will hammer problems of our future.

While everyone and their third born son are racing to the next ICO hoping to get rich quick, we have companies and entrepreneurs who are turning to DTL and crypto technologies to solve their problems. Smart investors are backing this phenomenon because they see what everyone else hasnt.

Well — just recently, Hello Tickets rolled out its block-chain ticketing during a festival in the UK, with over 9,000 people attending this was a good time to test the waters. Needless to say, the results were as good as expected.

Consumers are always getting screwed by companies and greed driven industries,
but block-chain technology can drastically help to mitigate problems we see happening every day, while the dare—such as Hello Tickets aim to solve these issues.

There are dozens of industries that are worth literally trillions of dollars
that can all benefit with this technology which will serve consumers on a greater level. We will see more and more industry leaders leaping toward this technology. Investors know this, which is why they are all ahead of the game!

Moreover; Beyorch, Inc. a brand new tech company that brings together early-stage companies who need investor capital, and investors e.g everyday consumers who're looking to earn investor dividends. Beyorch is already in conversation with companies that are gearing up in the block-chain arena whereas — CEO, André Villeroy said; ”We will see more and more industry leaders leaping toward this technology.”

Moreover; Beyorch, Inc. a new tech company that brings together early-stage companies who need investor capital, and investors e.g everyday consumers who're looking to earn investor dividends. Beyorch is already in conversation with companies that are gearing up in the block-chain arena, CEO—Andre' Villeroy said, "this technology will eventually be used globally especially in banking." Consumers should get in and get in now because years from now the pay off could be bigger than Microsoft Corporation.