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How did Veritaseum’s original vision lead to VeADIR, the VeTest channel, and eventually P2P by VeTest? This short video traces the story from Bitcoin’s peer-to-peer electronic cash model to Reggie Middleton’s effort to expand peer-to-peer exchange beyond a single network or native asset. It explores Veritaseum’s low- and zero-trust value-transfer technology and the 2017 introduction of VeADIR—Veritaseum Autonomous Dynamic Interactive Research. VeADIR was an autonomous, smart-contract-driven portfolio manager that used economic agents to evaluate research and information supplied by users and act according to defined rules. Marko became VeADIR beta tester #1 and created the original VeTest YouTube channel to test Veritaseum products, document what he learned, and translate complex technology into tutorials ordinary users could understand. That is where the VeTest name began. This edit also covers the 2019 SEC case involving Reggie Middleton and Veritaseum, Marko’s role as a witness, his account of losing access to the original VeTest channel, and the eventual creation of VeTest Uprising. Today, that history continues through P2P by VeTest—a peer-to-peer community and marketplace that, incorporates licensed low- and zero-trust value-transfer IP and applicable licensing fees into its transaction flows. This video is historical and product education only. It is not investment advice, financial advice, price commentary, or a promise of returns. P2P by VeTest: @VeTest_2017