WWE Cryptocurrency style (or something like that)

Seems these days everything is being blockchainized, and now we have wrestling on the block chain??

Not quite, just a silly acronym I've dubbed for walton vs wabi exhibition (or some other word beginning with E that may fit better).

But in all seriousness, I'd like to briefly touch on an area of crypto I believe has absolute real world use and value. I reckon most of us here have heard of walton chain aka WTC, a very promising crypto with virtually no competition, until now, the advent of the WABI ICO, one you may not have heard of.

Walton has been quite an amazing ride from its inception, premiering on binance for about 23 cents a few months ago, and currently priced over 10$, and it appears this is still just the beginning. There's good reason for this, Walton has an amazing value proposition and perhaps an even more amazing team. The Jist of it is using RFID technology along with the blockchain to improve supply chain management, essentially utilizing these two technologies to make every stage of product development (from inception to final shipment) transparent and traceable on the blockchain. This will prove incredibly valuable for businesses as they can precisely see inefficiencies at every stage of product development, something previously not possible. Walton is beginning to utilize it's RFID/blockchain technology in the clothing industry, with plans to expand (an impressive roadmap extending to 2020).

On the other hand we have WABI. Another company utilizing RFID and blockchain to improve business productivity. Now it seems these two aren't DIRECT competitors, as WABI is using RFID to ensure product quality. They are placing secure anti counterfeit labels on consumer products, so that people can scan an item and verify its legitimacy. The Idea was inspired after thousands of chinese babies were hospitalized from a batch of bad milk. Wabi is going to use RFID/blockchain combo to combat things like this from happening in the future, and consumers can then use the wabi token purchase goods that have been certified.

Now that we have a brief synopsis of what these two companies are and why they are competition, I can get to my main point, which is opportunity to make money. Walton seemingly has the edge over WABI in every sense, except for the fact that WABI has a parent company, that is very successful with a working product and numerous partnerships. Walton on the other hand is still in development. So while Walton has the first mover advantage in the crypto world, Wabi is the first mover in the real world, and is just utilizing the blockchain to enhance an already working and successful business model.

So which will win and who should you invest in (IMO). Well hopefully have invested in Walton already and are sitting pretty in your lambo, but Wabi presents the opportunity to have double lambos! I see both of these companies being successful, as while they are utilizing the same technology/concept, it appears they are applying it in somewhat different capacities.

So my opinion (not advise.. never advise) would be to check out Walton if you haven't already, as I think they will easily be a 3 figure coin at some point, especially given their limited supply. But if you missed out on getting in Walton early, Wabi may be your 2nd chance. Their ICO price is 25-30cents per coin, similar to waltons, they have an excellent team, a working and successful product, and I see no reason for their coin not to be successful. Wabi just finished their ICO and is not currently on any exchanges (I believe there's a counterfeit wabi coin etherdelta floating around, so be careful)... I think it would be wise to start keeping an eye on WABI and look for when it hits an exchange and capitalize on the chance to get in early. We kind of have two precedents here that bode well for this coins mooning potential - Walton, a similar coin(but different enough for wabi to have its own space) being an absolute profit killer, and wabis parent company being established and successful.

Just my 2cents... which I will be investing in Wabi and hopefully turn into a dollar in the not so distant future ;)