So I tested the 4 products built by @izzetcakmak35 on @arc blockchain
The video is so long I had to 1.3x it ><
Though I could not navigate around @entarcai well
Here is my review tho :)
@YusufAsunmogejo Gaskia...
What they are doing will not cure her but the jinns and the dark evil have successfully trapped her and some others who are not so strong in faith.
Today marks the 20th day since @MTN180@MTNNG restricted my line, preventing me from receiving airtime and data, as well as accessing my MyMTN app, without giving me any clear reason.
Despite all my efforts to resolve the issue, the restriction remains.
Had an amazing time at the @arc Community Stablecoin Breakfast
Big appreciation to the entire team and our community lead @JerryOjumah for putting together such a well organized meetup
It was exciting to connect with builders and hear firsthand about what they're building in the stablecoin space. The energy in the room was real
Vlog video dropping soon, stay tuned π
@NgComCommission@MTNNG@SalauddeenM@MTN180 MTN seems to be making life unbearable for us. This same is affecting my line too.
@NgComCommission should please help us take this up with MTN. Quite a number of people are currently affected
Made a video about @karwanBuild, escrow and reputation for cross border trade, built on @arc.
Watched it work and thought "yeah, this should just exist already."
Props to @Iziedking for creating an innovative like Karenβsπ«‘
Imagine your class keeps a notebook.
Every time someone borrows a pencil, trades a snack, or pays back lunch money, someone writes it down. Name, amount, what happened. The whole class watches. Nobody tears a page out, nobody scribbles over yesterday's entries because everybody has a copy at home.
That notebook is a blockchain.
Now imagine the pencil itself is worth something. Not because a teacher said so, but because everybody in the class agreed it was. You can pass it around, split it into smaller pieces, or save it. The pencil is a token.
Here is where people get confused: you do not actually carry the pencil. You carry a key. A tiny, secret key that proves the pencil belongs to you. Lose the key, and you cannot prove it anymore. That key lives in something called a crypto wallet, which is less like a wallet and more like a combination lock only you know.
One more thing nobody explains: who writes in the notebook? Volunteers. Computers run a race to solve a hard puzzle first, and the winner gets to add the next page and earn a small reward for it. That race is called mining.
So: shared notebook (blockchain), agreed-upon pencil (token), secret key to prove it is yours (wallet), volunteers racing to write in it (mining).
None of it is magic. Just a really stubborn class that agreed not to let anyone cheat.
@RallyOnChain is doing something similar for marketing. Creators post, an AI reads it, the score goes on-chain. No agency in the middle deciding who wins.
#RallyOnChain #Web3