King James. 20 years. BK Arena. Sold out in days.
Real fans in tears. Scalpers celebrating.
This is what happens when ticketing infrastructure has no on-chain controls.
With blockchain-native ticketing:
→ Organizer sets the resale price cap
→ Cap is enforced automatically on-chain
→ No scalper can sell above it — ever
→ Real fans get tickets at real prices
→ Organizers earn from every resale — not scalpers
→ Every ticket is impossible to fake — mathematically
Rwanda's events deserve better infrastructure.
That infrastructure exists.
eTicora — A New Era For Every Event
https://t.co/MGeLIL8L5B
@BruceIntore@Intore_ent@bkarenarw
@SadateMunyakazi Hari abantu bakora ibibi bakabyirata kandi badafite isoni, kubera iki twagira isoni zo kuvuga ibyiza kandi ari nabyo byubaka bigatera imbaraga. We love you @SadateMunyakazi kandi tukwigiraho byinshi, Imana ikomeze iguteze imbere muri byose
Kigali's events calendar is world-class. The ticketing infrastructure behind it should be too.
Every sold-out show, every festival, every conference deserves ticketing that:
→ Cannot be faked
→ Protects the organizer's revenue
→ Gives real fans access at real prices
→ Carries memory, data, and value beyond the gates.
Rwanda is not building a small events industry. The infrastructure should reflect that and match the country's ambition.
eTICORA — https://t.co/MGeLIL8L5B. @Intore_ent@RCBrwanda@bkarenarw@coachgaelk@BruceIntore@MKenny_21
If you’re planning to attend a meeting or conference in Kigali in May or June, you’re in for a treat!
Besides the conferences, Kigali knows how to have a good time with a variety of social events including concerts, cultural shows, fashion pop-ups, brunches, DJ sets, music festivals, and more.
Here’s your guide to making the most of your stay. Check the calendar and find your next plan.
Tickets are available on https://t.co/EFbPiYeU1c & https://t.co/iF96RSvJSa
#MeetInRwanda
@BruceIntore Definitely collaboration.
Competitions lead to wastage of resources and fragmented energy. Collabos build industries and enable empires to thrive
-Scalpers are getting rich.
-Real fans are getting robbed.
-Organisers are getting nothing.
And we're still calling QR codes "innovation."
The event economy is broken. The fix exists. The question is who builds it and who owns it.
The demand was never the problem. Rwanda showed up for King James the way real fans always do.
What happened is exactly why I built eTicora — blockchain-native ticketing where scalpers cannot profit because resale price caps are enforced by organisers. No workarounds. No manual systems to beat.
Whatever you are announcing @BruceIntore@Intore_ent — I would love to show you what eTicora does before you finalize it. Already built, already deployed.
King James. 20 years. BK Arena. Sold out in days.
Real fans in tears. Scalpers celebrating.
This is what happens when ticketing infrastructure has no on-chain controls.
With blockchain-native ticketing:
→ Organizer sets the resale price cap
→ Cap is enforced automatically on-chain
→ No scalper can sell above it — ever
→ Real fans get tickets at real prices
→ Organizers earn from every resale — not scalpers
→ Every ticket is impossible to fake — mathematically
Rwanda's events deserve better infrastructure.
That infrastructure exists.
eTicora — A New Era For Every Event
https://t.co/MGeLIL8L5B
@BruceIntore@Intore_ent@bkarenarw
King James. 20 years. BK Arena. Sold out in days.
Real fans in tears. Scalpers celebrating.
This is what happens when ticketing infrastructure has no on-chain controls.
With blockchain-native ticketing:
→ Organizer sets the resale price cap
→ Cap is enforced automatically on-chain
→ No scalper can sell above it — ever
→ Real fans get tickets at real prices
→ Organizers earn from every resale — not scalpers
→ Every ticket is impossible to fake — mathematically
Rwanda's events deserve better infrastructure.
That infrastructure exists.
eTicora — A New Era For Every Event
https://t.co/MGeLIL8L5B
@BruceIntore@Intore_ent@bkarenarw
This sold out in 3 days because King James has real fans.
But right now some of those real fans are locked out while
scalpers hold their tickets waiting to flip them for 3x the price.
This is the infrastructure problem Rwanda's events industry
has not solved yet.
On-chain ticketing makes scalping impossible — organizer sets
the resale price cap, it is enforced automatically, no human
can override it.
Real fans get tickets. Artists perform for their real audience.
Organizers stay in control.
This is what @eTICORA is built for.
@BruceIntore — would love to show you how eTICORA solves this at the infrastructure level. Let us talk.
Cabinet has approved a draft law to regulate virtual assets. This is a major step toward creating a clear and safe framework for crypto and digital assets in the country.
The law will:
✅ Provide clear rules for the sector
✅ Boost innovation & safety
✅ Position Rwanda as a forward-thinking digital hub
https://t.co/oJ9Nqw3rOE
#VirtualAssets #Innovation
“You should be thinking independently, individually, but most importantly, act collectively. That is when it becomes meaningful and yields results. Each one of us here has personal concerns and our own lives, but our gathering reminds us that there is so much we share. So it is in our actions that we must be united.
This does not stop anyone from thinking for themselves, or handling their personal matters as they wish. This is where two things meet, what concerns us individually and what concerns all of us collectively, that we understand we must serve Rwandans and everyone who lives in Rwanda.” Chairman Kagame | 17th RPF Congress
@thierry_ndahayo@RURA_RWANDA@MTNRwanda It's very difficult to predict those outages since Rwanda is mostly connected via regional connections like SEACOM and EASSy. It would be easier if we had a direct connection straight from the ocean to Rwanda. Now, if Tanzania/Keny faces the issue, we might as well be affected