NTT Docomo was created in 1991 by Nippon Telegraph and Telephone to handle the mobile phone sector of its business. NTT, which is partly government-owned, holds most of the shares of Docomo. There are currently 76.3 million Docomo mobile phone subscriptions in Japan, according to Statista.

What is significant for the spread of Vechain Thor is that Docomo plans to upgrade to a high-speed network called 5G by the year 2020. In February 2018 it launched a partnership programme for companies that also want to develop industrial uses of the network – Sony, MUFG Bank and the local government of Okinawa have signed up.

It is through this network that VeChain Thor is to be utilised. The company said in a press release: “Our goal is to enhance and enrich our current data services capacity within traceability, supply chain management, and smartphones for our users. With our ongoing effort to bring traceability use cases in Japan into our ecosystem, the 5G program will bring additional value to VeChain’s presence in the region”.

Fashion technology and Mjölnir Hailing from Singapore, VeChain Thor has a long list of partners – in fact, it was the first cryptocurrency company to transact with the Chinese government, by way of a partnership with the regional government of Guiyang.

...

Not to sound Moon boyish... but this is the shit I’m talking about!!

Vechain team, keep killing it!

Wasn’t able to completely confirm that Vechain actually was able to transact with the Chinese government or them being the first within the crypto world to do business with a sovereign government.

Feel free to piggyback with evidence if this is correct or not.

Thank you!