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ETC has a wide range of potential applications, theoretically including most of the applications requiring trust and contract nature; Developing iot applications on the ETC platform has its unique advantages: stable and secure network, fixed ceiling, capacity expansion, private transactions, machine payments, ETC. The combination of iot and ETC will drive more applications to move to ETC network.
ETC has always been technology first in its development process, focusing on the development of technology and applications. That's a very good thing for a technology-based digital currency. If a technology-based digital currency only focuses on the market and ignores the technology in its development process, it will eventually die. ETC, on the other hand, takes technology very seriously, and as it continues to evolve into a decentralized and immutable public infrastructure, ETC will eventually emerge as the next king.