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Diversity in Blockchain
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Meet DiB’s Urvi, who is opening our Singapore Chapter. With a background in Computer Science and Economics, Urvi talks about the intersection between finance and technology and why diversity is so important in the industry.
Mariquita ponders the future of Web3 and how diversity and neurodivergence connect with the space.
AfroPunk showcases African culture so that people understand that poverty isn't at its center.
Have you ever started a fitness regime only to give up shortly after? Ian Dong explains the mechanics of PowerVerse, a DApp that promises to finally get us fit leveraging the technology of Blockchain and tokenomics.
Gold Bangle Club showcase South Asian art and culture and pave the way for more people to do the same.
Sierra joined us to share her experience of transforming a Web2 business into a Web3 business.
Stephen shares the details of an ongoing project with very high social impact, one that has the potential to eradicate global poverty.
Fleming speaks of the struggles he faces as a copywriter — and a black Nigerian. It’s a great piece highlighting the struggles that most of us take for granted. Note: We had a particularly unfavorable connection on both parts for this ChainChat #003.
A wealth of tips for learning resources and how NFTs can be utilized in the tourism industry. Lana is a fast mover when keeping up with all things Blockchain.
As a business product advisor and a Blockchain consultant, Talisha knows how to combine Health Tech and Blockchain. But is it as easy when you’re a black woman in a male-dominated space?