You're not wrong. I keep reminding people that Loyyal has been...

You're not wrong. I keep reminding people that Loyyal has been around for about 4-5 years first as Ribbit Rewards then Circuits of Value then Loyyal, and doesn't seem to have done anything aside from:

1. Making failed cryptocurrencies,
2. Promising big things Real Soon Now,
3. Finding soft touches in Australia, Japan and the Middle East to fund their adventures, and
4. Filing patents in random markets.

It's a handful of people in the Bay Area with no actual office, no traction and a long list of failed scammy projects in their wake. Everyone keeps tapping their fingers waiting for Emirates or some big deal, but frankly, if Loyyal was ASX listed they'd be getting a "Please Explain" over their blurring the lines between "actual paying customers" and "some guys in UAE decided to do a trial of our tech for a bit", like GSW.

Honestly it's making me nostalgic for Wooboard.