The bull-case for AMLT / Explainer (TLDR: If DeFi grows, so will AMLT - an investment in AMLT is a broad investment in the DeFi space) AMLT is the on-chain Oracle for DeFi that defends against hackers and bad actors: - AMLT serves as the only on-chain oracle for DEXs and DeFi protocols that allows users in real-time to ensure they are not transacting with hacked / stolen funds, or wallets linked to criminal operations or sanctioned addresses by using several hundred risk factors to determine a risk score. - AMLT maintains privacy and anonymity; does not seek stop trades - but rather it increases transparency around highly suspicious and/or criminal activity giving users and protocols the opportunity to disintermediate from bad actors - These functions facilitate both individual users to transact in DeFi without worrying about criminals or regulators, but also allows much larger institutional investors to come off the sidelines into DeFi protocols that integrate AMLT given the heightened security and regulatory comfort that’s required Huge need for AMLT in DeFi: - DeFi market wants to flush out hackers / criminals / money laundering etc, AMLT integration disincentivize hackers from targeting these protocols - Regulation is coming, only a matter of time, protocols using AMLT will be ready when the time comes and users will retain peace of mind that everything possible has been done to secure legitimacy - DeFi market needs transparency, accessibility and governance in order to de-risk and to truly thrive Market-leading defensibility rules out any clones: - As AMLT has been incubated by Coinfirm, a market leading in AML / KYC for centralised exchanges like Binance and Huobi, their proprietary dataset of blockchain activity is unrivalled and not duplicatable by any other project wishing to emulate this product - Only Chainalysis comes close but they are not developing any product like this (which has taken years) so AMLT has a huge first mover advantage Will DeFi continue to grow? Then so will AMLT, exponentially: - By charging a small oracle fee on all transactions, AMLT generates value that is passed on to the token holders. These fees will be paid, no matter which individual protocols succeed or fail as the market naturally produces winners and losers. As long as volume sustains or increases, AMLT will only go up. - DeFi cannot continue to flourish in the mainstream without proper security and regulation against criminals, the size of the sector without this is testament to how HUGE the space can be. More and more partnerships and integrations, potentially (probably) Binance too: - AMLT has already confirmed integration with RSK, and has announced they are in discussions with Binance / BSC (the parent company, Confirm, has Binance as their biggest client) - As smaller integrations with newer players in DeFi roll out and prove a success, the larger players will undoubtably integrate given the proven benefits. AMLT has a fixed supply and incredible tokenomics: - Newly redesigned from their ICO days, v2 allows for value to accrue to the token by information providing (if you submit data from a hack that is queried you receive a reward), liquidity providing and of course staking / governance. - Oracle fees are distributed to the above 3 sections, always benefiting HODLers - With a fixed supply, and much of the token already distributed, the potential price increase is huge. New exchanges, more liquidity coming = bright future: - Despite the v2 project being so new, already there have been several exchange listings with the team indicating many more on the horizon. This will only improve the token function and market opportunity. - Any AMLT holders now are still so early given how little market activity has been broadcast and how huge the potential is. - With a CMC ranking of 850+ at the time of writing, consider looking at those tokens 10x in value and see if they have such a clear and tangible use case. The upside here is undeniable.

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