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Why issuing NYSC certificates through blockchain technology is not enough to drive adoption
In the last few years, blockchain technology has grown from a digital economy phenomenon to a soft revolution.…
NFTs, Blockchain JPEGs: the big question is are they worth investing in?
In October, Winkelmann sold his first series of NFTs, with a pair going for $66,666.66 each. In December, he sold a series of works for $3.5 million total...
Here are the similarities between P2E Gaming and Ponzi Schemes
*P2E models use a facsimile of the Ponzi model | *The P2E industry does attract a lot of scammers and opportunists who are looking for a way to make some quick cash
The Art of Pivoting Businesses, Women Success Summit and other tech events this week
Happy Easter holidays! As the easter celebration winds down and work resumes, we curated a list of interesting…
Tony Lauriola of Coins App Explains the Reason Young Africans are Embracing Cryptocurrencies
Cryptocurrency is the hottest topic across the globe right now. From Bitcoin’s bullish run to the touchdown of…
Decentralised Apps Platform, EOS Unveils Top Projects for Nigerians in 2020
EOS is a decentralized protocol built to allow the deployments of Decentralized Applications (Dapps) and the design of…
Celebrating Yele Bademosi @ 29; Here are 3 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About the Microtraction Founder
Guess who’s 29 today? Yele Bademosi, the founder of Microtraction and Director at Binance Labs. This means today…
CoinCola Launches its P2P Bitcoin Exchange Platform In Nigeria
Hong-Kong based cryptocurrency marketplace, CoinCola, has extended its cryptocurrency exchange services to Nigeria, offering a fast and secure…
IBM Tech Bootcamp, Blocktech Women Conference and Other Tech Events this week
Hi everyone. It is a beautiful Monday morning ushering what already looks like an exciting week with the…
This is Chekkit; The Nigerian Startup Providing Anti-Counterfeiting Solutions
The fight against counterfeit goods have continued to intensify as the problem keeps spreading from medicine, food and…
