LEXIT Business Analysis: Will it Succeed?

Hello guys, I've been sick for a few days but today I'm back with a new article(s). In this article, we'll talk again about #LEXITco, the first blockchain platform for M&A transactions. This time, we'll go a bit speculative and try to analyze whether LEXIT will succeed or not in the future. Of course, you should not base your contribution decisions only on this article. I'm not a financial advisor, and neither I want to be one.

Without further ado, let's go straight to the point, will the #LEXITco succeed, or have the potential to succeed in achieving their mission?

The First Blockchain Platform for M&A Transactions

We've both know that LEXIT is the first blockchain marketplace platform for M&A transactions. Using #LEXITco, business will be able to buy or sell their assets including but not limited to intellectual properties, patent, stocks, and so on depending on what kind of transactions that was done. I never see blockchain projects for this market before so we can say that #LEXIT is the first business ever on that field.

Take a look at Airbnb history. The first business about sharing your house. Source: Adioma

When we look at history, becoming the first on something is extremely important to succeed. It is similar to how Bitcoin (BTC) 'conquer' the cryptocurrency market right now because it was the first cryptocurrency that can be used by people. Bitcoin is the King of crypto they said, and in the future, you can probably hear the same about LEXIT. LEXIT is the King of M&A market.

Are there no other examples? No, there is a lot of examples about "the first business that succeeds". I'll list some of them (and include one infographic about Airbnb, above): Uber, Airbnb, Google, Youtube, and so on. They're the first (or at least the earliest subject) business ever that aims to tackle a specific problem on that field.

Uber & Airbnb, in essence, is about sharing business. Uber tries to solve the problem in the transportation business, while Airbnb aims to solve the problems in house-sharing business. What happens to them now? They succeed in conquering the market.

Google & Youtube is the same. Almost everyone instantly recognizes them, because they're the earliest platform where people can search (Google) what they need or enjoy their free time and at the same time make money (Youtube). Even though another business is rising, but Google & Youtube remain in top notch.

High Market Demands & Comparative Advantages

Just one from many infographics out there showing the demand of M&A business. Source: ValueWalk

Another factor that might contribute to #LEXITco success is the high demand of the market. M&A transaction is a big market, worth more than millions of dollars. This is a market with more than 20 thousands deal count annually (check statistics below). Because of this high demand and activities, it is very possible that lots of business will use the #LEXITco platform as soon as possible after it is launched.

Why?

You probably should read my previous article to understand this. But in a nutshell, it is because #LEXITco are more reliable to use. No expensive additional fees because all of the transactions will be done via the blockchain platform. Companies will be able to search for potential buyers/sellers, instant transactions processing, and so on. Compared to how M&A transactions work & the times they neede to process a deal, using #LEXIT will definitely bring greater benefits for both parties involved.

I've found a great infographic about market demands. Check this out!

Bottom Line

If we assume that #LEXITco development will go as what the team has planned on their roadmap, and there are enough funds for them to work, I tend to believe #LEXITco will be successful. It will be the first platform in the M&A market that can connect potential buyers and sellers and provide them with the necessary resources to succeed.

So, what do you think about it?

Note: This article is not a financial recommendation. The author, LEXIT and other parties mentioned in this article is a separate entity. The author writes this article based on his own understanding of LEXIT, readers should read the original document of LEXIT by themselves. The author shouldn't be responsible for any actions taken by the readers, including but not limited to: joining #LEXIT bounty program, participate in LEXIT token sale, and etc.
Important links that you should check:
LEXIT Website: https://www.lexit.co
LEXIT Whitepaper: https://www.lexit.co/resources/whitepaper