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 […]
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Hong Kong’s SFC Issues Warning on Floki’s ‘Highly Risky’ Staking Programs
A Hong Kong watchdog, the SFC, has cautioned investors about the enticing yet potentially risky ‘Floki Staking Program’ and ‘Tokenfi Staking Program,’ which offer high annualized returns without the required regulatory green light.
SFC Warns Against Unregulated Floki and Tokenfi Crypto Staking Programs
The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has issued a public warning against the “Floki Staking Program” and “Tokenfi Staking Program,” two crypto-related investment products promising unusually high returns.
Both programs, associated with the Floki ecosystem, offer cryptocurrency staking services with promised annualized returns ranging from 30% to over 100%. However, the SFC states that these products have not received the necessary authorization for public offering in Hong Kong, thereby placing potential investors at risk.
Staking, a process akin to depositing money into a savings account, contributes to blockchain operations. Staked cryptocurrencies are locked up in a project. The project then uses these staked coins to maintain its operations, such as validating transactions. Despite its growing popularity, the SFC warns that such arrangements might constitute unauthorized collective investment schemes.
The SFC’s investigation revealed that “[t]he administrator of the two products has also not been able to demonstrate to the SFC’s satisfaction how the high annualised return targets could be achieved.” As a result, the SFC included both the “Floki Staking Program” and “Tokenfi Staking Program” in its Suspicious Investment Products Alert List on Jan. 26.
Addressing these developments, the Floki team acknowledged the SFC’s concerns in their weekly recap live spaces on the X. They contended that the SFC’s primary issue was the programs’ high performance. While confirming their collaboration with a marketing agency for the promotion of these programs, Floki admitted to a lack of clarity regarding the continuation of their campaign in Hong Kong. They assured investors of their commitment to comply with local regulations.
In addition to the risk of participating in unregulated schemes, the SFC cautioned investors about the allure of “too-good-to-be-true” returns. The SFC underlined that such investments could lead to a total loss, with minimal protection under the Securities and Futures Ordinance (SFO).
The SFC has stated its intention to take appropriate legal action against any breach of the law, including the promotion of unlicensed collective investment schemes.
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Latam Insights: Brazil’s Lula Pushes for BRICS Currency; Binance Drops Card Programs
Welcome to Latam Insights, a compendium of Latin America’s most relevant crypto and economic news during the last week. In this issue: Brazil’s President Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva pushes to issue a BRICS common currency, Binance drops card services, and Argentina gets invited to be part of BRICS.
Brazil’s Lula Pushes for BRICS Common Currency
Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva, president of Brazil, referred to the advantages of issuing a common currency in the BRICS bloc, integrated by Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. As part of his participation at the recent BRICS leaders summit, Lula stated:
The creation of a currency for trade and investment transactions between BRICS members increases our payment options and reduces our vulnerabilities.
Opposing Lula’s vision, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov explained that “no one” was thinking about a single currency and that the group was focused on finding a way of making their economic investments and transactions independent from the U.S.-controlled financial system.
While the project of a common currency could not be concreted during this summit, the importance of “encouraging the use of local currencies in international trade and financial transactions” was mentioned in the final declaration of the BRICS summit.
Binance Drops Cards Services
Binance, the cryptocurrency exchange, announced it would no longer be able to offer its card-related products in Latam and the Middle East starting on September 21. While the company did not give more details, reports indicate that Mastercard dropped its partnership with Binance in these jurisdictions, leaving it without a credit partner to back these services.
Binance stated that only a “tiny portion of our users (less than 1% of users in the markets mentioned)” were impacted by this decision and directed users to settle transactions with crypto-native payment systems, like Binance Pay, when available.
Argentina Invited to Be Part of BRICS
Leaders of the BRICS bloc announced the expansion of the roster of countries that integrate the organization, with Argentina being one of them. The troubled country, currently facing record levels of devaluation and inflation, was invited to be part of an expanded BRICS organization starting January 1, 2024.
Argentine President Alberto Fernandez welcomed the invitation, stating that “a new scenario” opened up for the nation. On the role of BRICS in the new upcoming economic world, Fernandez detailed:
[They] play a determining role in the requirement to design a global financial architecture that takes into account the needs of growth, trade, investment, and social welfare.
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Three Emerging NFT Platforms That Offer Yield Earning Programs
Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) have taken over the web3 space. Their popularity is second to none, as web3 enthusiasts have created an industry that has taken the world by storm. Use-cases have shifted from purely digital art marketplaces to certificates and even yield earnings. Digital art still dominates NFT uses. That will change. The Decentralized Finance (DeFi) space has figured out that NFTs have many product use-cases within the industry.
NFTs get used as assets on several DeFi platforms. Before now, fungible tokens, stablecoins, and other digital assets reigned supreme. The entrée of NFTs has changed the game because of their unique nature.
Here are a few yield-earning NFT platforms that will rock 2022 and beyond.
Drops Offers Permissionless NFT Lending Pools And More
Recently launched NFT lending pool Drops has taken things up a notch and created permissionless lending pools. The basic idea behind Drops is to allow DeFi token and NFT holders to gain access to liquidity rather than for NFTs to sit idly in user wallets. Different NFTs used for collateral range from collectibles, gaming NFTs to financial NFTs. The NFT space goes through illiquid phases because of sales pressure. It has led to bubble-like behavior in the NFT space that occurs periodically.
As a result, many users get stuck with their NFTs without selling them at their desired timelines. Drops provides a way out for collectible and financial NFT owners by giving them access to permissionless yield pools where they offer their NFTs as collateral.
The great thing about this feature is there is no approval process required for getting access to the loans. The Drop token (DOP) enables governance within the Drop’s Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO). Access to the pool yields occurs once users connect to the DApp.
Izumi Finance Solves Issues With Uniswap’s V3 Finance NFTs
Izumi Finance, the multi-protocol programmable liquidity finance “Liquidity as a Service” (LaaS) platform, enables DeFi users to deposit their Uniswap LP NFTs on the Izumi protocol.
The Izumi Finance ecosystem enables liquidity mining from different chains and increases yield optimization. It allows users to increase the returns on their LP NFTs efficiently while allowing users the flexibility of earning on Uniswap v3. As the first protocol that supports Uniswap V3, Izumi Finance has taken the bull by the horns and created a new paradigm of operations for liquidity mining in the DeFi space.
Izumi Finance deploys the use of its iZi tokens to improve marketplace efficiency. By connecting providers (DeFi projects) with liquidity providers, Izumi Finance enables an environment where the ordered distribution of yields is available to liquidity providers. This approach, for LP NFTs, has raised the bar and created a new perspective on liquidity mining. Izumi Finance takes things to a whole new level and solves the problem of impermanent loss.
Uniswap V3 Allows Users to Stake LP NFTs
Uniswap V3 launched last year, but with a twist. Rather than allow users to deploy their DeFi tokens to gain yields, LP NFTs get minted, and yields get earned on each minted NFT. Users deploy the LP NFTs to access pools available within the Uniswap V3 D’App.
Although Uniswap V2 is still available, users piqued by the idea of having a yield-generating financial NFT have flocked to the platform and staked their Uniswap LP NFTs. As the cryptocurrency space increases in value and prices of Smart Contract capable blockchains like Ethereum rise, yields shall improve with efficient models gaining ground.
Will Yield-Earning NFTs Gain Adoption in 2022 and Beyond?
With a renewed interest in financial NFTs, many DeFi users wonder if yield-earning NFTs will become popular. Skeptics think these kinds of financial NFTs are complicated and present many problems.
Because of the unique nature of NFTs, the DeFi space will see new NFT platforms that offer yield generation at fair or even increased rates. The rarity of each NFT determines the value generated and the potential yields.
It shall become another niche product that produces higher yields as each unique circumstance governing every minted NFT determines the outcome yield-wise.
The new products made possible by these platforms will spur further adoption of web3 technologies. It is one more plus for the industry.
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How Projects are Revolutionizing Crypto Staking Through Referral Programs
Once reserved for the pros in the crypto space, staking has become a common practice across all participants in the space. Today, anyone has an opportunity to earn passive income on their crypto assets in just a few clicks, whether on a centralized exchange or DEX. Over the past two years, centralized exchanges such as Binance and Coinbase have introduced staking to their users, compelling decentralized exchanges, or DEXs, to follow suit.
At the height of the DeFi boom in 2021, over 0 billion in value was locked on decentralized platforms as staking became one of the most lucrative ways to earn passive income and relish returns on investment. On January 3, 2022, Ethereum 2.0 crossed the billion mark in total value staked, showing a possible continuation of the explosive growth this year. Despite the growth, many platforms only offered staking rewards as the only viable passive income strategy for their users. One DEX, Hashbon, aims to change this by adding a reward system that complements staking with them – the staking referral program.
Hashbon, one of the first cross-chain DEXs, announced the launch of their own staking program, “Hashbon Rocket”, last December to give HASH holders an opportunity to earn the highest possible APY and APR among all the available staking opportunities. Midway through the month, the ‘Hashbon Rocket Staking Referral Program’ launched, providing all HASH holders with an additional revenue stream.
Hashbon DEX launches its Staking Referral Program
Following a wonderful reception to the staking program in the past month, Hashbon DEX extended its earning possibilities through the first-of-its-kind staking referral program. The Hashbon Staking Referral Program allows people to invite their friends and family to the platform and earn 10% of their friends’ staking earnings. According to a statement, every HASH staker can simply share their referral link with their friends and family and earn 10% of the rewards the referral makes during staking.
Hashbon offers users a fast, secure, and cheap platform to swap tokens across multiple networks, supporting newbies in their journey into decentralized finance (DeFi). Apart from staking and DEX, Hashbon also offers users a payment gateway that will let merchants accept payments in over 30 cryptocurrencies with 0% commission. The latest referral program joins a host of earning programs on the platform including being an arbiter for Hashbon Rocket, who votes for the transactions.
Unlike other staking platforms, Hashbon offers both ERC20 and BEP20 token staking. Users can stake their HASH tokens on Unifarm or the BSC chain to receive their rewards. The longer the staking period, the higher the APR. According to the company’s statement, any user barring U.S. citizens can participate in the staking or referral programs. The platform’s smart contract and token code are audited by CertiK to protect them from manipulation or hacks, which could lead to the loss of users’ funds.
Why referrals should be a thing in crypto staking programs
As explained above, referrals look to be the next big breakout in the crypto staking space. With every project offering “high APRs”, referral programs give a standout appeal to new users, while being the most effective way to generate leads to the projects. According to Forbes, referrals is the most efficient marketing and sale tactic that generates the highest ROI.
As the crypto staking field grows by the day, rewarding users with referral bonuses could be a sure way to grow your community. According to Grigory Bibaev, CEO and Founder of Hashbon, referrals are key to the growth of the DEX, staking program, and payment gateway. Finally, the platform aims to “satisfy the community’s CeFi and DeFi cravings” by offering new rewarding opportunities for every user joining the platform, Bibaev added.
Proof-of-Work: Bitcoin Back Programs That Put Your Money To Work For You
Bitcoin price is near ,000 and everyone wants as much of the ultra-scarce cryptocurrency as they can. Investors have been known to sell their homes or take other wild risks to get their hands on some.
However, there are ways to get BTC for every little effort, or by doing mundane, everyday things like shopping for groceries, dining out, and even walking down the street. Even more interesting is that many of these offer this Bitcoin for free up front for signing up, or as a reward for participating in some type BTC-back program.
Best Ways To Get Bitcoin For Free
As Bitcoin grows, we’ve put together a list of the best of the best of these programs for the biggest chance to get Bitcoin one way or another.
Lolli
Lolli tops our list because it gives and gives but asks for so little back. In fact, it costs nothing to use, but earns you up to 30% back in BTC on purchases from select retail partners.
These aren’t nobody partners, either. Lolli’s current lineup includes Macy’s, Nike, Best Buy, GameStop and so much more. In the market for a PS5 anyway? Activate Lolli in your browser or from your smartphone to take advantage in a few clicks.
Lolli’s smartphone app also offers a “daily stack” where users can get free sats each day and up to a 0 surprise worth of BTC. New users also can get in BTC with the code M8C4QM.
BlockFi
BlockFi’s credit card is a rather new addition to the company’s line up of products, which generate interest on idle crypto assets. The big pitch here is that every purchase you make gets you 1.5% back.
The reward is doubled during an introductory period, so depending on how much you spend, the more you can stack. Bitcoin rewards are paid monthly into a BlockFi account that begins to generate up to 4% APY, compounding any BTC rewards you earn.
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If you’re the type to pay off your balance regularly, running regular spending through the BlockFi card instead can net some serious crypto holdings in no time, for doing things you’d be doing anyway.
With a price chart like this, earning even a little BTC can make you a lot of money | Source: BTCUSD on Tradingview.com
Fold Card and Fold App
If the fact that BlockFi is a credit card and debt rubs you the wrong way, there is also the Fold card, offered by the makers of the Fold App. The Fold card is a debit card you fund yourself, so there’s no debt involved.
Fold got its start offering BTC back rewards on gift cards, but has evolved into a much larger service. In addition to still offering gift cards with a substantial amount of sats back, there’s also a daily wheel users can spin for a chance to win free sats.
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Users of the Fold card also can spin a prize wheel following each purchase made. Prizes range from a sats-back multiplier to a full BTC. There are also unique prizes presented depending on the current prize wheel partner. Registering for the Fold App also offers free BTC for signing up.
Coinbase Card
Coinbase also offers a debit card, however, this card doesn’t debit dollars from an account, it debits cryptocurrencies stored in wallet which are converted into dollars at the point of sale.
The merchant gets paid in dollars, but the user pays via their crypto holdings. In exchange for using the Coinbase card over other cards, users are offered either Bitcoin back or Stellar (XLM).
The catch here is that although it does reward you in crypto also, the Coinbase card will eat into your crypto assets, so depending on your goals, other options might be better suited for you. However, Coinbase offers in Bitcoin when you sign up.
sMiles
If all of these other ways to get Bitcoin rewards require too much effort on your part, what about doing nothing more than walking around? Amazingly, that’s exactly what this smartphone app offers.
sMiles tracks your steps by connecting with your phone’s health app, and then gives you free sats depending on how many steps you’ve taken for the day.
The company appears to be laying the groundwork for other ways to earn BTC, such as gift cards, videos, prize wheels, and more. It also uses Lightning for its backend.
I have a sneaker addiction that pays for itself. How? I buy all my @Nike #AirForce1 from @FinishLine or @footlocker using @trylolli and paying via my @fold_app card. The #Bitcoin I earned in 2020 is worth more than a dozen pairs of sneakers. pic.twitter.com/N2h9mPFJkd
— Tony "The Bull" Spilotro (@tonyspilotroBTC) June 7, 2021
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Why Future Mileage Programs Will Flow Like MiL.k
It’s a universal truth: everyone loves free stuff. In fact, stuff that seems like it’s free – but which is actually packaged as a “reward” – is all the more loveable. Such is the attraction of frequent flyer programs which repay consumers for their continued loyalty with discounted flights and upgrades.
These programs are ubiquitous, with major domestic and international carriers keen to engage and incentivize their customer base. From 2013 to 2018, the six biggest U.S. airlines revamped their mileage programs, reducing the number of miles required to purchase a ticket while increasing the number of seats available for rewards travel. In spite of such efforts, millions of dollars worth of mileage go waste every year.
Mileage programs: no longer fits the purpose
Mileage points are, in their own way, a form of currency: like money they can be redeemed for goods and services, albeit in a narrow sense according to strict terms and conditions. However, it’s fair to say modern mileage programs fail to meet the expectations of modern consumers. Not only are they tricky to redeem but accrued miles can often expire before the customer has had a chance to use them. What’s more, loyalty points cannot be exchanged or pooled together (i.e. among friends or family members), and there is invariably a minimum threshold of miles which the customer must meet in order to qualify.
Pain points abound in mileage programs: some flights cannot be purchased with loyalty points, there is a lack of transparency governing airlines’ policies which change often, and flying with partner airlines can have complex consequences on your mileage points. There is also a lack of coordination between service companies such as airlines, e-commerce outlets, taxi firms and duty free shops. Wouldn’t it be great if you could spend your loyalty points on a cab to the airport, a gift in duty free, a coffee at the departure gate, a meal on the plane and an upgraded ticket?
The entire concept of earning and redeeming mileage points needs a radical overhaul to meet the expectations of consumers who crave simplicity and ease. It shouldn’t be difficult to accrue rewards points, and nor should it be onerous to spend them. The mileage point model must drive revenue and inspire loyalty, not cause headaches.
Blockchain: a proven driver of efficiency
Blockchain technology powers the Bitcoin network, as well as many other forms of cryptocurrency. However, its use cases extend beyond Bitcoin’s borders and it has been deployed in diverse industries to improve efficiency, transparency and security. Essentially, blockchain uses cryptography to record and store data that’s open to all and immune to corruption. It has the potential to ensure that loyalty programs remain sustainable long term by remunerating travelers for their fidelity using a distributed ledger that any party can access.
Emerging ecosystems are currently developing blockchain-based solutions to bring about improvements to physical asset traceability, taxation, e-voting, online security, revenue management, video games and even intellectual property ownership. Blockchain also has massive potential in the travel and hospitality sector, from tracking luggage on a decentralized database to storing identities on the blockchain and facilitating secure payments via digital wallets.
Rewards reimagined by the MiL.K Alliance
MiL.K Alliance is a blockchain platform that seeks to integrate the disparate rewards schemes managed by service providers (airlines, hotels, shopping outlets) into the travel, leisure and lifestyle sectors. The intention is to encourage repurchases by making it easier and more rewarding for customers to participate in the mileage economy.
In the MiL.K ecosystem, users convert loyalty points into the platform’s MLK token, which can then be redeemed by purchasing from any Alliance partner (or selling on an exchange for cash). The ease with which MLK tokens can be redeemed, as well as their exchangeability, should drastically reduce the number of mileage points which are currently wasted. Mileage points can also be bought at a lower price than actual value using MLK tokens.
Founded in 2018, the MiL.k Alliance has already partnered with Yanolja, Korea’s leading accommodation platform, and launched its MLK token on Upbit exchange in February, paired with BTC and fiat currencies KRW and Indonesia’s IRD. A full launch is expected during the second quarter of 2020, with assurances that other major global partners have signed up. The potential of the project is huge, providing both customers and companies see the value in revamping and unifying their mileage programs.
So, who stands to benefit most from using a platform such as MiL.k? Most probably international travelers and other frequent fliers who could not fail to see the benefit of maximizing the utility of their rewards points. Mileage redemption bargains have become far more elusive in recent years, subject to fixed mileage charts and restricted to expensive itineraries. By allowing travelers to redeem their mileage points more widely (rather than solely on flights), airlines will continue to incentivize their customer base; and other partners (restaurants, taxi companies, hotel chains) stand to benefit too.
Blockchain traverses the travel industry
Several other startups have already utilized blockchain technology in the travel industry. Take Winding Tree, for example: an open blockchain platform for making travel bookings while bypassing intermediaries. Executed by smart contracts, Winding Tree is powered by its own LIF token, which is optimized to carry travel-specific data and minimize foreign exchange fees. Winding Tree lets travel companies showcase their products and services to online travel agencies throughout the world, and was created to challenge the hegemony of multinationals (Expedia, Booking.com, etc) who act as gatekeepers to the industry. Lufthansa and Etihad Airways have already signed up, as have several hotel chains.
Accenture’s Known Traveler Identification System, run in collaboration with the World Economic Forum, is another notable example; combining biometrics and blockchain, the platform improves security by facilitating the seamless flow of people across borders. How? By giving travelers the ability to share their identifying information with authorities ahead of travel.
Qiibee currently lets businesses run their loyalty programs on the blockchain; companies can even create their own branded loyalty tokens and analyze the tokens’ performance in real time. As for customers, they get to use the Qiibee wallet app to store, transfer and trade loyalty tokens or exchange them for the native ERC20 token, QBX.
Could blockchain revolutionize loyalty programs?
The architecture of blockchain suggests that it could well revolutionize loyalty programs, in the travel industry and elsewhere. The technology could make it easier to redeem points and keep track of multiple loyalty programs, allowing customers to retain all mileage points in a single wallet. Loyalty fraud will be minimized due to blockchain’s immutable, time-stamped database and members may also be able to transfer points between different wallets.
MiL.K, and other innovative startups, are putting blockchain to good use by introducing pan-industry solutions that both enterprises and consumers can appreciate. As far as the travel industry is concerned, blockchain technology seems ripe for liftoff, with mileage programs an ideal testing ground.
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Japanese City Trials Blockchain Voting for Social Development Programs
The Japanese city of Tsukuba has tested a blockchain-based system that lets residents cast votes to decide on local development programs.
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How Blockchain Can Make Loyalty Programs Valuable
In today’s business market, there are certain things companies do in order to gain customers. Having a top of the line website with a user-friendly mobile application is an example. Active and lively social media pages is another. When customers see these features, they provide confidence in the quality and validity of the company.
Recently, customer reward programs have joined this list, perhaps at the top. As customers, we love getting rewarded for frequent use. In turn, the company benefits because the loyalty programs can keep customers from buying from a rival business. Also, these reward programs can provide companies with valuable customer data. Perhaps the best examples of this are credit card points and airline miles.
But as this feature of business grows, so do the inefficiencies. For example, these are extremely expensive endeavors. Think of all the manpower that is needed just to manage the day to day operations of an airlines reward program. They are also exclusive. If you’re a business with a leading brand name, you don’t want to be attached via a loyalty program to a lesser or competing brand. This isolates only the richest of companies and isolates those without the same amount of funds.
The answer to these deficiencies? Blockchain.
Sandblock (SAT) is a blockchain built on Ethereum that is making it possible for small businesses to join in on big company loyalty programs. Through Sandblock, businesses can give out loyalty rewards, points, and incentives in the form of a cryptocurrency. There are a couple main advantages to using cryptocurrency as a loyalty reward.
Cryptocurrencies are based on a distributed ledger called blockchain. This is in contrast to the traditional method of currency, which is centralized by banks, agencies, and governments. The result is minimal to no external interference or transaction fees. This is especially helpful to small businesses as loyalty points are already expensive.
Another appeal to cryptocurrencies is the global value they possess. With traditional loyalty programs or even local currencies, you are limited to your geographical location. With cryptocurrencies, they are globally accepted and valued.
Many will use this as a chance to bring up the volatility of cryptocurrencies. Arguably the most compelling argument against cryptocurrencies, volatility keeps many from adopting the revolutionary tokenized assets. However, when given as a reward for customer loyalty, the risk of cryptocurrency is one well worth taking.
Sandblock Brings Merchants Together and Keeps Consumers Safe
Each individual company creating their own token would be wasteful of valuable time and resources. This is why Sandblock built a consortium using the SAT. An ERC20 token, SAT is Sandblock’s share currency and is the index that the individual companies personally branded tokens are based on. Instead of creating their own token, each company has their own Branded Token pegged to the SAT. This helps prevent the volatility of each individual merchant’s token. In other words, each company is participating in the ecosystem through the medium of the SAT.
The power of blockchain is utilized through the transparency and security that is provided. One of the major reasons why companies participate in loyalty programs is because it requires customers to give valuable information regarding purchasing habits. However, one reason why many consumers don’t sign up for loyalty programs is that they don’t want their personal information getting into the wrong hands.
With blockchain, both problems are solved. The distributed ledger provides the transparency required for the companies, with the security desired on behalf of the consumer. The data is encrypted, only revealing the necessary analytics. No personal information is shared.
All of this takes place through the Sandblock mobile app. It’s what consumers can use to easily sign up for and track their rewards.
Sandblock is yet another way that blockchain is being applied to existing programs, industries and business practices. The revolutionary technology of blockchain, recently through Sandblock, is fundamentally changing the way people interact and respond, both as consumers and vendors.
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Blockchain Will Make Loyalty Programs Actually Work, Says Orioncoin CEO
n At BlockShow Asia last month, Orioncoin CEO introduces a Blockchain platform for loyalty rewards programs. NEWSn
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