Guys where do you get news about crypto projects before they are listed on major exchanges, most of them after listing go 1000%,10000% etc.. and you miss the chance submitted by /u/JiZhangYue [link] [Kommentare]
The Algorand Foundation today shared new progress from its Humanitarian Payments Council, marking a shift from pilot projects to institutional-scale deployments. Convening today in Washington, D.C. to build on the foundations laid during their September meeting in Berlin, Council members are highlighting a major expansion of blockchain-backed aid delivery in high-stakes environments. Most notably, according to UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, it has scaled its use of reloadable cards through HesabPay, the Algorand-powered payments platform, to support more than 625,000 refugee returnees and over 17,500 internally displaced people in Afghanistan, with more than $35 million in assistance. This operational milestone reflects the network's ability to support large-scale aid disbursement in a live deployment and provide secure, immediate financial empowerment in regions where traditional banking infrastructure is absent or limited. submitted by /u/semanticweb [link] [Kommentare]
Curious to get your thoughts submitted by /u/iSharesOfficial [link] [Kommentare]
Hi, I live in Russia and want to move out of here, I don't have any education, I can save up and move to some Russian speaking countries, but I'll probably get stuck, while I am in Russia I have support network so I am self-studying for a few hours every day osint, programming and crypto, because AI(I know stupid, but I don't where else to ask) said that companies in crypto are more willing to hire juniors, plus while in Russia I can only receive payments in crypto, before I move if everything is playing right. Here's what I would like to ask about(I wrote following text as a message to another person, so I am sorry if I missed some details and something doesn't make sense): 1) How hard is to get junior position on this role? I want work that is remote and will give me enough funds to relocate(I do not expect some golden mountains, AI told me that 1500-2000 usd is reasonable expectations for junior role in this position) 2) Do employers usually expect relevant education, beside self-study knowledge? 3) Can you rate my plan of action? - at the same time I am currently learning progromming(python, data analytics), crypto(honestly somewhat lost for now I am reading up to 2nd chapter of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency and after I will be studying etherscan, arkham and other tools) and osint(for now I have finished cybermentor half of osint course and now I try to practice by doing some small exercises to develop osint mindset, but as soon as crypto knowledge will catch up I will mix crypto and osint practice and later when programming will catch up I will mix all three to build my portfolio in relevant to position aspect) and also AI advised to learn in the later half when I will learn solidly all topics to also learn regulatorics of crypto submitted by /u/Mental_Budget_5085 [link] [Kommentare]
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Hi everyone, I recently passed the 10K challenge with Upcomers, but after completing it I found out that they don't accept Pakistani nationals for KYC verification. Has anyone been in a similar situation? Is there any legitimate solution for this? I know using someone else's identity for KYC is against the rules, so I'm not looking to do anything fraudulent. I'm just wondering if there are any legal alternatives, such as registering through a company, or any exceptions they've made. For context, I'm a Pakistani citizen currently living in Türkiye. I'd really appreciate any advice from people who have dealt with this before. Thanks! submitted by /u/POTATO_SAMMY087 [link] [Kommentare]