Mark Thomas, Co-Founder & CEO of ZenSports, explained their product to be an in-game and real-time betting DApp for traditional games. Their philosophy is: "sports are more fun when there's money on the line." ZenSports uses cryptocurrencies to make the payment transaction cheaper, faster, and quicker, as well as allow for micro-betting and real in-game real-time betting on all the kinds of sports that you might be able to bet on traditionally through other online sports books. ZenSports is built on top of ICON, with 2 major reasons: 1. The team members are big believers in ICON technology, ICON can be the wave of the future and they want to be part of it. 2. ICON is a great partner, providing a lot support. "We really feel like that icon is starting to become one of the more accepted block chains worldwide and of course they're gonna be opening up their you know their development to the world pretty soon so just very excited about the future," said Mark. ZenSports will initially start in these 3 areas: UK, Macau, and the entire South American market. Top 3 sports people usually betting on: 1. American Football 2. Soccer 3. Basketball ZenSports Homepage: https://www.zensports.com/ Connect with Mark Thomas on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/entrepreneursf --------------- Heidi Yu on Social Media: YOUTUBE- http://bit.ly/heidiyu INSTAGRAM- https://www.instagram.com/heidihanyu/ FACEBOOK- https://www.facebook.com/heidi.han.yu TWITTER- https://twitter.com/heidihanyu Support Heidi's startup: http://www.BOOSTO.io Support crypto community: http://www.cryptoinfluence.io

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So to be clear, the test I videoed showed 250k -340k transaction per second. The 500k tps, I was stating in the video, were actually blocks. Not Transactions per second. And those blocks were happening every couple seconds. This is the link to the Credits internal monitor: http://167.114.50.217:5000/local/monitor/index I tried to reshoot the video to not make the mistake, but the test was over. So I wanted to make sure you knew that this test was showing up to 340k tps and it was 560 ktps per block,