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Tech Entrepreneur Suggests Mainstream Companies May Have Adopted NFT Loyalty Programs Prematurely
According to Juan Otero, CEO of the crypto-native travel booking platform Travala, many mainstream companies that attempted to use non-fungible tokens (NFTs) for customer or user loyalty programs may have seized the opportunity prematurely. Otero argued that at the time, Web3 companies had not “even figured out the best ways to use NFTs in loyalty programs.” NFT-Based Loyalty Program Failures Tarnished Tech’s Reputation While their adoption of the technology signaled a positive development for the blockchain industry, the apparent failure of such loyalty programs has tarnished the reputation of NFTs, the Travala CEO argued. However, in his written answers to...
XRP eyes breakout: Will THIS push the altcoin past $0.6533?
contributor Posted: November 11, 2024 | Last updated: November 12th, 2024 Share this article XRP is approaching the critical $0.6533 resistance, with bullish indicators suggesting a strong upward potential. Active addresses and transaction growth reinforced a positive sentiment for a breakout. Ripple [XRP] was rapidly approaching a crucial resistance level of $0.6533 at press time, sparking renewed optimism among traders and investors. Trading at $0.5849, with a 6.06% gain, XRP appeared ready to challenge this barrier. Could a successful breakout lead the cryptocurrency toward the next target of $0.7463, potentially ushering in a new phase of bullish momentum? Is XRP...
Why the Naira is Appreciating and What Should We Expect?
The naira, Nigeria’s currency, has been steadily gaining strength in recent days. This surprising upward trend follows key economic actions, such as the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) introducing a new trading system and the successful sale of Eurobonds. But why is this happening, and how long will it last? Let’s explore the factors behind this appreciation and what it means for Nigeria’s economy. Why is the naira rising? Earlier this week, the naira appreciated significantly in the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NFEM), moving from ₦1660/$1 on Monday to ₦1625/$1 on Tuesday, and further strengthening to ₦1608/$1 by Wednesday. This...