Ticket to Listen

Listening to the ticket, one of my dear debris is a small piece of paper. It is somewhat wrinkled by wear, but it still tells the story. The background is light white and the reverse side is full of small font disclaimer, I can not explain the abnormal situation. On the front, there is a wide blue stripe and a thin orange strip below it. Several black fonts have faded, but the most important words are still noticeable: they are "Rolling Stones", "Landover, MD" and "Fed ex Field".

In theaters, these live performances may be performed at stadium size theaters. Fans purchase tickets and listen to the host with one or two guests. People ask questions side by side with the audience microphone station - obviously it is obviously necessary to hear the opinions of the people on the stage and the strong motivation to tell them. When listening to the audience, it seems that many of them are equally smart and expressing clear and interesting ideas (researchers in the audience, professors in other fields, etc.), but how many are cryptic parts? Are group people very enthusiastic about closely talking? Truly, this is not due to the lack of a trial

Let's first look at the lava. The entrepreneur who established the company wanted to listen to the opinions of the concert venue and solve the problem. The opportunists purchased a lot of tickets, reselling them far beyond the face value on the day of the event. In addition, these tickets may be forged. This is called a "double expenditure" problem (a concert displayed on a ticket purchased with Craigslist, it is used only to find a seat that has already been taken). Smart contracts can prevent counterfeiting of tickets regardless of face value, but tickets will be sold at market price for a long time. I heard that Super Bowl tickets were handed over $ 20,000 a week before the event started. I bought the last minute tickets at a discount price. Is not this bad? Ticket holders have market risk

On the weekend of 4th July, I went to a concert at Long Island in New York. I thought that it was a fraudulent planner of Stubhub and was a fraud, so I decided to buy a ticket at Craigslist. I bought a ticket, and it looks like genuine and then continues to run. Waiting in a long queue, riding a ferry, waiting a mile, waiting with another long route, I walked in front and quickly saw a fake ticket I bought from a cheater