The Humane Society of London & Middlesex (HSLM) has reached its fundraising goal for the new Old Oak Animal Campus. Located at 1414 Dundas St. construction continues on the building and remains on track for an opening in early 2025.

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Embark on a mission to find and defeat cyber monsters hidden across campus. Solve the clues to locate them. Take a picture with each monster, if you dare, and claim your prize.

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By , Founder and CEO at Washlava. on . Todd Belveal Originally published Quora Everything on a college campus today is an experience. Students don’t just go to a dingy basement gym to work out. They go to a multi-million dollar rec center complete with state-of-the-art equipment and a lazy river. Universities are competing for students, shelling out huge amounts of money to prove they have the best amenities. Lavish dining facilities, roomy dorms, and pricey athleisure at the bookstore are all there to attract students. But for all the structural and cosmetic improvements being made on campus, laundry has been overlooked entirely. The laundry facilities on every major college campus still look pretty much the same as they did 20 years ago. Small, white washing machines and stacks of cheap tumble dryers lined up against the walls. Some of the machines are almost the same age as the students. Universities are underestimating the importance of laundry by outsourcing it to old school equipment providers that don’t care. They figure it’s not a big deal to students, but they’re making a huge mistake. Anyone can see universities need to rethink laundry. It’s bizarre how forgotten an amenity laundry is on most campuses. At most campuses, this is how it works: A student walks out of her dorm room with her hamper, heads down the stairs to the basement of her brand new residence hall, and what greets her? A depressing sight. Rows of archaic laundry machines with coin slots — and maybe a card reader on the wall for her student ID card. The machines are old, the payment systems are faulty, and the process quickly becomes a bottleneck. Especially once students figure out which machines leave their clothes soaking wet. Most students are coming from homes with an LG, a Whirlpool, or some other machine with a digital display and six speeds for everything from wool sweaters to towels. Then they get to the university washing machines, and they have two options — gentle cycle or normal cycle. They just dropped $500 on overpriced school apparel at the bookstore, and now they’re supposed to wash it all in these antiquated machines. University laundry is undoubtedly ready for a change. Most universities haven’t raised the price of laundry in a decade or more. It’s still a dollar to do a load of wash. And why would they raise prices? The experience doesn’t justify it one bit. In reality, students aren’t going to care about a dollar increase if it comes with new machines and better technology. Technology they expect. No one notices the difference between one and two dollars when they’re using their iPhone to reserve a brand new washer and dryer. But universities aren’t making that upgrade, in part because they keep agreeing to ridiculous, decade-long contracts that serve no one but the laundry equipment provider. Once the contract has been signed, there’s no incentive for the provider to be helpful or provide good service. If a student has a problem with a machine, it’ll sit for weeks with a piece of paper duct taped to it that says “out of order.” It might even be useless all semester. These universities need to make a change, and they’re in a great position to do so, because they have the perfect clientele for an upgrade. Students are the best users for new laundry technology. College students do more laundry than anyone. There are only so many clothes they can bring with them from home. And every time their favorite shirt needs a wash, that’s another load. Every student today has a smartphone — or they should. So, why not capitalize on the ubiquity of those devices and go with a coinless, efficient system for laundry? Most students rarely have cash on them, let alone coins. People get change when they make purchases with cash, and students don’t make purchases with cash. They use university ID cards or they pay with their debit cards. Students expect to live in a tech-based world, and universities constantly advertise themselves as cutting edge. They claim to have the newest technology and do the most exciting research. Their students are primed to integrate tech into every part of their lives. Yet their laundry facilities are from 1995, if not earlier. You can’t deny the perks of the updated system. The mobile-based laundry app we’re developing at Washlava isn’t even comparable to the current situation. Students can use the app to reserve machines, lock them, pay for loads, and even learn how to do laundry on our newly-installed machines. Our goal is to take a chore and turn it into an experience — just like all the other experiences these universities are advertising. And it’s working. Our pilot program at the University of Florida in Gainesville was a huge success by every measure. Students loved how convenient the experience was. They knew if and when they could get a machine, they were notified when their laundry was done, and they could pay for it all with their phones. But it wasn’t just the students who loved the machines. The residence hall staff told us they made the laundry room more efficient, and the new machines were a draw on campus tours. Residence hall directors were actually fighting over who would get Washlava first, and the management company that operates the residence halls issued a letter recommendation for Washlava. Those are the reactions of people who’ve been dealing with a terrible product and experience for much too long. College students deserve better laundry, and when their universities finally realize this, we’re going to give it to them one campus at a time. By , Founder and CEO at Washlava. on . Todd Belveal Originally published Quora For more trending tech answers from , visit . Quora HackerNoon.com/quora

Laundry Room Logic: Updating (Extremely Outdated) Campus Technologies

**DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, September 19th, 2024/Chainwire/--**Crypto Content Creator Campus, a groundbreaking initiative designed to empower and inspire the next generation of crypto influencers, is thrilled to announce its official launch in Dubai this fall. Taking place from November 8th to 10th, CCCC will serve as the premier annual gathering for the crypto community. It offers a unique platform for crypto content creators, influencers, and key opinion leaders (KOLs) to learn, network, and grow together, shaping the future of the industry. As a team of industry experts and visionaries, CCCC is dedicated to fostering a thriving ecosystem for content creators within the Web3 and crypto space. Our mission is to provide an educational retreat that equips creators with the tools to drive crypto adoption and expand the crypto ecosystem. CCCC: Learn x Mingle x Grow CCCC will offer sponsors and participants an unparalleled opportunity to: Masterclass With World-Class Celebrities: Discover the secrets to personal branding and content strategies from world-renowned celebrities and influencers.
Mingle With Founders of Major Ecosystems: Connect with ecosystem pioneers and discover how they are shaping the future of blockchain and Web3.
Learn From Top Executives: Learn from industry leaders including top executives from YouTube, TikTok, and X, alongside over 200 global content creators.
Showcase Your Skills: Participate in the Content Creator Hacker House with top content creators and global KOLs and compete for a $70,000 prize while contributing to the future of crypto.
Elevate Your Brand: Partner with CCCC as a sponsor and gain unparalleled exposure to a highly engaged crypto community. The team is proud to announce that CCCC has already received overwhelming support from the blockchain industry. Leading crypto exchanges have signed on as title sponsors, while key players from the Layer 2 and DeFi ecosystems have also shown their support by joining as sponsors with varying levels of participation. "CCCC will provide a thought-provoking and transformative experience for crypto influencers," said Phoebe Peng, spokesperson for CCCC. "We provide a supportive community and platform that empowers creators to not only expand the future of the crypto industry but to redefine what's possible in the digital age." CCCC is now accepting sponsorship applications and ticket purchases. For more information or to register, users can visit https://www.cccc.buzz/ About Crypto Content Creator Campus (CCCC) Crypto Content Creator Campus (CCCC) is led by a team of industry experts and visionaries dedicated to shaping the future of content creation within the Web3 and crypto sphere. Driven by a shared passion for creating a high-value community, CCCC curated a campus that promises an experience unlike any other. For more details about CCCC, users can visit: https://www.cccc.buzz/ For inquiries, users can contact: hello@cccc.buzz Contact PR Rep Tony Au Crypto Content Creator Campus tony.au@bybit.com This story was distributed as a release by Chainwire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here **DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, September 19th, 2024/Chainwire/--**Crypto Content Creator Campus, a groundbreaking initiative designed to empower and inspire the next generation of crypto influencers, is thrilled to announce its official launch in Dubai this fall. Taking place from November 8th to 10th, CCCC will serve as the premier annual gathering for the crypto community. It offers a unique platform for crypto content creators, influencers, and key opinion leaders (KOLs) to learn, network, and grow together, shaping the future of the industry. As a team of industry experts and visionaries, CCCC is dedicated to fostering a thriving ecosystem for content creators within the Web3 and crypto space. Our mission is to provide an educational retreat that equips creators with the tools to drive crypto adoption and expand the crypto ecosystem. CCCC: Learn x Mingle x Grow CCCC will offer sponsors and participants an unparalleled opportunity to: Masterclass With World-Class Celebrities: Discover the secrets to personal branding and content strategies from world-renowned celebrities and influencers. Mingle With Founders of Major Ecosystems: Connect with ecosystem pioneers and discover how they are shaping the future of blockchain and Web3. Learn From Top Executives: Learn from industry leaders including top executives from YouTube, TikTok, and X, alongside over 200 global content creators. Showcase Your Skills: Participate in the Content Creator Hacker House with top content creators and global KOLs and compete for a $70,000 prize while contributing to the future of crypto. Elevate Your Brand: Partner with CCCC as a sponsor and gain unparalleled exposure to a highly engaged crypto community. Masterclass With World-Class Celebrities: Discover the secrets to personal branding and content strategies from world-renowned celebrities and influencers. Mingle With Founders of Major Ecosystems: Connect with ecosystem pioneers and discover how they are shaping the future of blockchain and Web3. Learn From Top Executives: Learn from industry leaders including top executives from YouTube, TikTok, and X, alongside over 200 global content creators. Showcase Your Skills: Participate in the Content Creator Hacker House with top content creators and global KOLs and compete for a $70,000 prize while contributing to the future of crypto. Elevate Your Brand: Partner with CCCC as a sponsor and gain unparalleled exposure to a highly engaged crypto community. The team is proud to announce that CCCC has already received overwhelming support from the blockchain industry. Leading crypto exchanges have signed on as title sponsors, while key players from the Layer 2 and DeFi ecosystems have also shown their support by joining as sponsors with varying levels of participation. "CCCC will provide a thought-provoking and transformative experience for crypto influencers," said Phoebe Peng, spokesperson for CCCC. "We provide a supportive community and platform that empowers creators to not only expand the future of the crypto industry but to redefine what's possible in the digital age." "CCCC will provide a thought-provoking and transformative experience for crypto influencers," said Phoebe Peng, spokesperson for CCCC. "We provide a supportive community and platform that empowers creators to not only expand the future of the crypto industry but to redefine what's possible in the digital age." CCCC is now accepting sponsorship applications and ticket purchases. For more information or to register, users can visit https://www.cccc.buzz/ https://www.cccc.buzz/ https://www.cccc.buzz/ About Crypto Content Creator Campus (CCCC) Crypto Content Creator Campus (CCCC) is led by a team of industry experts and visionaries dedicated to shaping the future of content creation within the Web3 and crypto sphere. Driven by a shared passion for creating a high-value community, CCCC curated a campus that promises an experience unlike any other. For more details about CCCC, users can visit: https://www.cccc.buzz/ https://www.cccc.buzz/ https://www.cccc.buzz/ For inquiries, users can contact: hello@cccc.buzz hello@cccc.buzz hello@cccc.buzz Contact PR Rep Tony Au Crypto Content Creator Campus tony.au@bybit.com This story was distributed as a release by Chainwire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here This story was distributed as a release by Chainwire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here here here

Crypto Content Creator Campus (CCCC) Launches As The Premier Annual Gathering For Crypto Influencers

Crypto Content Creator Campus (CCCC) запускаецца ў якасці прэм'ернага штогадовага збору для Crypto Influencers

El campus Crypto Content Creator (CCCC) es llança com a reunió anual principal per a influencers criptogràfics

Crypto Content Creator Campus (CCCC) startet als wichtigstes jährliches Treffen für Krypto-Influencer

Se lanza el Crypto Content Creator Campus (CCCC), la principal reunión anual para influencers de criptomonedas

क्रिप्टो कंटेंट क्रिएटर कैंपस (CCCC) क्रिप्टो इन्फ्लुएंसर्स के लिए प्रीमियर वार्षिक सभा के रूप में लॉन्च हुआ

Crypto Content Creator Campus (CCCC) viene lanciato come il principale incontro annuale per gli influencer delle criptovalute

暗号コンテンツクリエイターキャンパス（CCCC）が暗号インフルエンサーのためのプレミア年次集会として発足

Crypto Content Creator Campus (CCCC) криптографиялық әсер етушілерге арналған жыл сайынғы басты жиын ретінде іске қосылды.

Kripto turinio kūrėjų miestelis (CCCC) prasideda kaip pagrindinis kasmetinis kriptovaliutų įtakojančių žmonių susirinkimas

Kripto satura veidotāju pilsētiņa (CCCC) tiek atklāta kā galvenā ikgadējā kriptovalstu ietekmētāju sanāksme

Fillon Kampusi i Krijuesit të Përmbajtjes së Kriptove (CCCC) si Mbledhja Vjetore Premier për Influencuesit e Kriptove

Crypto Content Creator Campus (CCCC) Crypto Influencers க்கான முதன்மையான வருடாந்திர கூட்டமாகத் தொடங்குகிறது

The Noonification: How HeyFood Grew From a Small Campus Tool to 100k Users in 5 Cities (9/12/2024)

How HeyFood Grew From a Small Campus Tool to 100k Users in 5 Cities

HeyFood কিভাবে একটি ছোট ক্যাম্পাস টুল থেকে 5টি শহরে 100,000 ব্যবহারকারীদের কাছে বৃদ্ধি পেয়েছে

Wie HeyFood von einem kleinen Campus-Tool zu 100.000 Benutzern in 5 Städten wuchs

Cómo HeyFood pasó de ser una pequeña herramienta en un campus a contar con 100.000 usuarios en 5 ciudades

Comment HeyFood est passé d'un petit outil de campus à 100 000 utilisateurs dans 5 villes

कैसे HeyFood एक छोटे कैंपस टूल से 5 शहरों में 100k उपयोगकर्ताओं तक पहुंच गया

HeyFood が小さなキャンパス ツールから 5 都市で 10 万人のユーザーを獲得するまでに成長した経緯

HeyFood가 소규모 캠퍼스 도구에서 5개 도시의 10만 명의 사용자로 성장한 과정

Como o HeyFood cresceu de uma pequena ferramenta de campus para 100 mil usuários em 5 cidades

Как HeyFood вырос из небольшого кампусного инструмента до 100 тыс. пользователей в 5 городах

HeyFood Küçük Bir Kampüs Aracından 5 Şehirde 100.000 Kullanıcıya Nasıl Ulaştı?

HeyFood đã phát triển như thế nào từ một công cụ nhỏ trong khuôn viên trường học thành 100.000 người dùng tại 5 thành phố

HeyFood 如何从校园小工具发展成为覆盖 5 个城市的 10 万名用户

It can be tough for fresh e-commerce startups to compete with the big names (not to mention the millions of competitors you must contend with), but sometimes, all it takes is a little innovation to make a name for yourself and stand out from the crowd. For tech innovator and startup founder Raj Jaiswal, e-commerce success means leveraging modern technology to solve specific and significant customer problems while staying nimble in a digital market that’s always changing. To strike this balance, Raj embarked on a journey of trial and error, diverse experiences, and personal growth — gaining valuable insights from every step along the way. Learn more about the challenges he’s discovered in e-commerce entrepreneurship, how he’s blended tech acumen with business savvy, and how he’s changing the face of e-commerce with Neyon. The Challenges That Early-Stage E-Commerce Startups Face Raj knows full well that startups face a lot of challenges, especially when coming up with the right ideas, building a solid team, and knowing when to pivot. For example, about 32% of innovation failures happen because the wrong idea is chosen. Surprisingly, many entrepreneurs put too much money and effort into refining a product without checking if customers even want it or are willing to pay for it. When it comes to building a team, Raj knows that the success of any given startup depends largely on the people behind it. Even with a groundbreaking idea, any new startup will likely fail (60% of the time, no less) if it doesn’t have a strong and adaptable team to bring that idea to life. That’s because technical skills and experience aren’t the only ingredients for success — passion, a shared vision, and creativity are what truly drive a startup forward. Finally, Raj notes that an inability to pivot when things aren’t going as planned (like a change in leadership or market demand) is a sign of a rigid team. It’s one of the top reasons that startups don’t make it. But while it can be a challenge, 94% of companies that successfully pivot are more likely to keep innovating. This not only keeps their ideas fresh but also makes them more appealing to venture capitalists, boosting their chances of securing funding. To tackle these challenges, Raj is turning to artificial intelligence — and in doing so, he’s bringing efficient workflows and scalable infrastructure to modern e-commerce. The Building Blocks of Innovation: How Raj Jaiswal Learned to Blend Technical Skills with Entrepreneurship In Gujarat, India, entrepreneurship is practically in the water. Growing up there, Raj Jaiswal was surrounded by a culture that celebrates building something from scratch. On top of the local culture, his parents were both entrepreneurs, and as Raj watched them build their businesses, it sparked a love for innovation and problem-solving that paired nicely with his fascination for technology. Upon reaching adulthood, Raj decided to take a leap and move to the U.S., eager to dive into the world of tech startups. His big break came when his first startup got accepted into Brown University’s Summer B-Lab incubator. This initial experience building a startup was in the form of an on-campus delivery platform called Fetchum. It was here that Raj created real-time matching algorithms and built multi-profile app interfaces that made it easier for students to connect with local vendors and get their deliveries quickly. But Fetchum also taught him the unpredictable nature of entrepreneurship and the importance of pivoting when challenges arise. “When my co-founder at Fetchum had to step down,” Raj explains, “I unexpectedly took on the role of CEO in addition to my CTO duties, handling everything from fundraising to operations.” This experience pushed him to quickly master time management, seek mentorship, and broaden his skills beyond tech — making him a more adaptable and well-rounded leader. In his next role, Raj got a firsthand look at how crucial solid ideation is. One of his proudest achievements was his work at Circulation, a health-tech startup that modernized non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT). As one of the organization’s early engineers, Raj was instrumental in building the core technology behind the platform, including developing its scheduling and booking systems and integrating it with ride-sharing platforms like Uber and Lyft. It was through this experience that Raj learned the value of creating a solution that truly solves a customer’s problem. “It wasn’t just about building impressive tech,” he says. “It was about understanding the real needs of patients who struggled to get to medical appointments.” The success of Circulation, which led to its acquisition by ModivCare, showed him that a smart idea only works if it addresses a genuine need and if there’s a strong, adaptable team to bring it to life. Next, at GoPuff, a fast-growing delivery startup, Raj Jaiswal used his technical skills to tackle big challenges in supply chain management. Leading a team of six, he developed systems for real-time procurement enabled by real-time demand forecasting and improved how the company processed and stored large amounts of data. By leveraging complex data migration strategies to optimize these workflows, Raj saved the company 90% in supply chain data storage costs while ensuring a reliable procurement process. How Neyon Revolutionizes E-commerce Raj is now channeling his passion into his new startup, Neyon, which is set to shake up online shopping. With Neyon, he’s building an AI-powered search engine focused on the apparel industry, aiming to make shopping more intuitive, personalized, and efficient. Leveraging cutting-edge natural language processing, computer vision, and machine learning, Neyon will have a robust suite of tools like image recognition and conversational AI that understand what customers are looking for and help them find it faster. “I had an ‘aha’ moment while trying to find a specific coat online,” Raj recalls. “After 30 minutes of searching with no luck, I thought, ‘There has to be a better way.’ That frustration was the spark that led to Neyon.” With Neyon, Raj believes that AI can bridge the gap between what shoppers imagine and what they find online. It isn’t just about making shopping easier; it’s about solving a real customer problem — helping people discover the relevant and stylish clothes they truly want. While Neyon’s tech is powered by AI, Raj credits his success to the insights he’s gained throughout his journey. “I spotted this major customer pain point because my time at startups taught me to see the real impact of a problem and whether a solution can truly take off." He also credits Neyon’s ability to pivot and adapt to his team-building experience. “I’m confident Neyon can handle whatever the e-commerce market throws our way because I’ve built a team that’s not just packed with tech skills but also knows how to think creatively to solve problems.” Going Beyond Innovation With Raj Jaiswal But Raj’s vision goes beyond Neyon. As the NYC Ambassador for the Brown University Alumni Entrepreneurship Group, he mentors alumni, organizes events, and builds connections within the startup community. By sharing his experiences and guiding aspiring entrepreneurs, Raj is committed to shaping the next generation of tech innovators. “This way,” Raj says, “we can build a future where AI technology and innovation truly serve people, not just profits. That’s the core lesson startups need to remember.” Raj Jaiswal believes that true startup success comes from balancing tech innovation with essential entrepreneurship skills. His journey, shaped by the promise of AI and the pitfalls of overlooking the bigger picture, taught him the importance of mastering ideation, team building, and pivoting to revolutionize consumer tech. Want to learn more? Check out Neyon, and follow Raj on LinkedIn. It can be tough for fresh e-commerce startups to compete with the big names (not to mention the millions of competitors you must contend with), but sometimes, all it takes is a little innovation to make a name for yourself and stand out from the crowd. For tech innovator and startup founder Raj Jaiswal, e-commerce success means leveraging modern technology to solve specific and significant customer problems while staying nimble in a digital market that’s always changing. To strike this balance, Raj embarked on a journey of trial and error, diverse experiences, and personal growth — gaining valuable insights from every step along the way. Learn more about the challenges he’s discovered in e-commerce entrepreneurship, how he’s blended tech acumen with business savvy, and how he’s changing the face of e-commerce with Neyon. The Challenges That Early-Stage E-Commerce Startups Face Raj knows full well that startups face a lot of challenges, especially when coming up with the right ideas, building a solid team, and knowing when to pivot. For example, about 32% of innovation failures happen because the wrong idea is chosen. Surprisingly, many entrepreneurs put too much money and effort into refining a product without checking if customers even want it or are willing to pay for it. about 32% of innovation failures about 32% of innovation failures When it comes to building a team, Raj knows that the success of any given startup depends largely on the people behind it. Even with a groundbreaking idea, any new startup will likely fail ( 60% of the time , no less) if it doesn’t have a strong and adaptable team to bring that idea to life. That’s because technical skills and experience aren’t the only ingredients for success — passion, a shared vision, and creativity are what truly drive a startup forward. 60% of the time 60% of the time Finally, Raj notes that an inability to pivot when things aren’t going as planned (like a change in leadership or market demand) is a sign of a rigid team. It’s one of the top reasons that startups don’t make it. But while it can be a challenge, 94% of companies that successfully pivot are more likely to keep innovating. This not only keeps their ideas fresh but also makes them more appealing to venture capitalists, boosting their chances of securing funding. 94% of companies that successfully pivot 94% of companies that successfully pivot To tackle these challenges, Raj is turning to artificial intelligence — and in doing so, he’s bringing efficient workflows and scalable infrastructure to modern e-commerce. The Building Blocks of Innovation: How Raj Jaiswal Learned to Blend Technical Skills with Entrepreneurship The Building Blocks of Innovation: How Raj Jaiswal Learned to Blend Technical Skills with Entrepreneurship In Gujarat, India, entrepreneurship is practically in the water . Growing up there, Raj Jaiswal was surrounded by a culture that celebrates building something from scratch. On top of the local culture, his parents were both entrepreneurs, and as Raj watched them build their businesses, it sparked a love for innovation and problem-solving that paired nicely with his fascination for technology. entrepreneurship is practically in the water entrepreneurship is practically in the water Upon reaching adulthood, Raj decided to take a leap and move to the U.S., eager to dive into the world of tech startups. His big break came when his first startup got accepted into Brown University’s Summer B-Lab incubator. This initial experience building a startup was in the form of an on-campus delivery platform called Fetchum. It was here that Raj created real-time matching algorithms and built multi-profile app interfaces that made it easier for students to connect with local vendors and get their deliveries quickly. But Fetchum also taught him the unpredictable nature of entrepreneurship and the importance of pivoting when challenges arise. “When my co-founder at Fetchum had to step down,” Raj explains, “I unexpectedly took on the role of CEO in addition to my CTO duties, handling everything from fundraising to operations.” This experience pushed him to quickly master time management, seek mentorship, and broaden his skills beyond tech — making him a more adaptable and well-rounded leader. In his next role, Raj got a firsthand look at how crucial solid ideation is. One of his proudest achievements was his work at Circulation, a health-tech startup that modernized non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT). As one of the organization’s early engineers, Raj was instrumental in building the core technology behind the platform, including developing its scheduling and booking systems and integrating it with ride-sharing platforms like Uber and Lyft. It was through this experience that Raj learned the value of creating a solution that truly solves a customer’s problem. “It wasn’t just about building impressive tech,” he says. “It was about understanding the real needs of patients who struggled to get to medical appointments.” The success of Circulation, which led to its acquisition by ModivCare, showed him that a smart idea only works if it addresses a genuine need and if there’s a strong, adaptable team to bring it to life. Next, at GoPuff, a fast-growing delivery startup, Raj Jaiswal used his technical skills to tackle big challenges in supply chain management. Leading a team of six, he developed systems for real-time procurement enabled by real-time demand forecasting and improved how the company processed and stored large amounts of data. By leveraging complex data migration strategies to optimize these workflows, Raj saved the company 90% in supply chain data storage costs while ensuring a reliable procurement process. How Neyon Revolutionizes E-commerce How Neyon Revolutionizes E-commerce Raj is now channeling his passion into his new startup, Neyon, which is set to shake up online shopping. With Neyon, he’s building an AI-powered search engine focused on the apparel industry, aiming to make shopping more intuitive, personalized, and efficient. Leveraging cutting-edge natural language processing, computer vision, and machine learning, Neyon will have a robust suite of tools like image recognition and conversational AI that understand what customers are looking for and help them find it faster. “I had an ‘aha’ moment while trying to find a specific coat online,” Raj recalls. “After 30 minutes of searching with no luck, I thought, ‘There has to be a better way.’ That frustration was the spark that led to Neyon.” With Neyon, Raj believes that AI can bridge the gap between what shoppers imagine and what they find online. It isn’t just about making shopping easier; it’s about solving a real customer problem — helping people discover the relevant and stylish clothes they truly want. While Neyon’s tech is powered by AI, Raj credits his success to the insights he’s gained throughout his journey. “I spotted this major customer pain point because my time at startups taught me to see the real impact of a problem and whether a solution can truly take off." He also credits Neyon’s ability to pivot and adapt to his team-building experience. “I’m confident Neyon can handle whatever the e-commerce market throws our way because I’ve built a team that’s not just packed with tech skills but also knows how to think creatively to solve problems.” Going Beyond Innovation With Raj Jaiswal Going Beyond Innovation With Raj Jaiswal But Raj’s vision goes beyond Neyon. As the NYC Ambassador for the Brown University Alumni Entrepreneurship Group, he mentors alumni, organizes events, and builds connections within the startup community. By sharing his experiences and guiding aspiring entrepreneurs, Raj is committed to shaping the next generation of tech innovators. “This way,” Raj says, “we can build a future where AI technology and innovation truly serve people, not just profits. That’s the core lesson startups need to remember.” Raj Jaiswal believes that true startup success comes from balancing tech innovation with essential entrepreneurship skills. His journey, shaped by the promise of AI and the pitfalls of overlooking the bigger picture, taught him the importance of mastering ideation, team building, and pivoting to revolutionize consumer tech. Want to learn more? Check out Neyon , and follow Raj on LinkedIn . Neyon Neyon LinkedIn LinkedIn

From Campus Delivery to E-Commerce Visionary: Raj Jaiswal’s Journey in Revolutionizing Consumer Tech

Od doručování do kampusu k vizionáři elektronického obchodu: Cesta Raje Jaiswala v revoluční spotřebitelské technologii

De la entrega en el campus a un visionario del comercio electrónico: el viaje de Raj Jaiswal para revolucionar la tecnología de consumo

Campuseko entregatik merkataritza elektronikoaren ikuskarira: Raj Jaiswal-en bidaia kontsumitzaileen teknologia iraultzeko

از تحویل دانشگاه تا تجارت الکترونیک چشم انداز: سفر راج جیسوال در انقلابی کردن فناوری مصرف کننده

Az egyetemi kézbesítéstől az e-kereskedelmi látnokig: Raj Jaiswal utazása a forradalmasító fogyasztói technológiában

キャンパスデリバリーから電子商取引の先駆者へ: 消費者向けテクノロジーを革新する Raj Jaiswal の旅

ពីការចែកចាយសាខាទៅកាន់ E-Commerce Visionary: ដំណើររបស់ Raj Jaiswal ក្នុងបដិវត្តន៍បច្ចេកវិទ្យាអ្នកប្រើប្រាស់

Kobanda na Livraison ya Campus tii na Visionnaire ya E-Commerce: Mobembo ya Raj Jaiswal na Révolutionnement ya Tech ya Consommateur

Avy amin'ny fandefasana Campus mankany amin'ny E-Commerce Visionary: Ny dian'i Raj Jaiswal amin'ny fanavaozana ny teknolojia mpanjifa

Campus quymanta E-Commerce Visionario kaqman: Raj Jaiswalpa puriynin Revolucionamiento Consumer Tech kaqpi

Од испоруке кампуса до визионара е-трговине: путовање Рај Јаисвала у револуционисању потрошачке технологије

Ku suka eka ku Nyikiwa ka Khamphasi ku ya eka E-Commerce Visionary: Raj Jaiswal’s Journey in Revolutionizing Consumer Tech

**ZUG, Switzerland, November 21st, 2023/Chainwire/--**Future3 Campus, in partnership with The Open Network (TON) Foundation, has today announced the launch of The TON Bootcamp, an incubation program to foster mini-app development within TON’s Web3 ecosystem in Telegram. The 15 selected teams may receive support for integrating into TON’s Web3 ecosystem and stand a chance to get up to USD $500,000 in funding from Future3 Campus. Applications to be selected for The TON Bootcamp are open until December 18, 2023. The TON Bootcamp is a Web2.5 incubator, empowering developers to create mini-apps that bridge the Web2 experience with the decentralized benefits of Web3. The program will run for five months and offer selected participants a chance to receive significant funding for their projects. The Bootcamp is focused on supporting projects building real-world payment and gaming solutions to seamlessly integrate into TON's flourishing Web3 ecosystem in Telegram. Participants in the Bootcamp may take advantage of a spectrum of marketplace opportunities, including showcasing their projects on , enjoying the same visibility that has brought other TON-based applications success. Tapps.Center TON Foundation's team of seasoned blockchain professionals will offer hands-on mentorship and guidance, helping developers navigate the intricacies of integrating their solutions within Telegram's ecosystem. The selected projects may also receive the funding and support necessary to deploy their mini-apps in a system designed for the mass adoption of Web3 products. These resources include marketing amplification within TON’s ecosystem and priority access to an active audience of over 800 million monthly users on Telegram. The TON Bootcamp may also equip projects with mentorship from leaders at top blockchain investment institutions and office spaces in Hong Kong, Singapore, and Japan. Bootcamp participants may have the opportunity to present their products and services to an audience of entrepreneurs, industry leaders, and investors at Web3 Festival 2024’s demo day pitch and showcase events. The TON Bootcamp is an unprecedented opportunity for mini-app developers to transform their visions into reality. Builders worldwide are encouraged to seize this opportunity before applications close on December 18, 2023. Projects seeking to apply for the TON Bootcamp may click here: https://echo3.ucraft.site About The Open Network: The Open Network (TON) is a global, decentralized blockchain community focused on putting crypto in every pocket. By building the Web3 ecosystem in Telegram Messenger, TON's vision is to empower 800 million users to own their digital identity, data, and assets by 2028. Learn more at . https://ton.org/ About Future3 Campus The Future3 Campus is a Web3.0-oriented incubation platform powered by Wanxiang Blockchain Labs and HashKey Capital with a mission to promote and foster entrepreneurship and innovation in Web3.0. Focusing on Web3.0 Massive Adoption, DePIN and AI, the Future3 Campus kicks off a $50 million seed fund in Web3.0 incubation worldwide. For more information, please visit , or contact us at . http://www.future3.io/#/home contact@future3.io Contact TON Foundation ton@theagencypartnership.com This story was distributed as a release by Chainwire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program . here

Future3 Campus And TON Foundation Announce Bootcamp For Mini-App Builders In TON's Ecosystem

authentic nCent team fist-bump Here at nCent Labs we spend a great deal of time thinking about how to unlock collective talent and appropriately attribute value within communities. These are the building blocks of efficient incentive markets. Why We Need nGage Campus Founders The field of incentive design is both broad and interdisciplinary, touching , , and even . However, applications of incentive to is an emergent field of thought inquiry. Making enough progress to support market growth will require a whole new generation of independent thinkers. These are mainly long term issues and questions. Our “meta” solution is ! Economics Sociology Computer Science Biology design blockchain nGage We are currently laser focused on growing a founder network on college campuses. The goals for this project are: To promote an entrepreneurial “founder” driven view of technical development of blockchains in general and incentive markets on blockchains in particular To build an nCent Global Campus network that will between students across the globe, and connect mentors with practitioners implementing incentive compatible designs in the market facilitate connections and knowledge transfer To to be more inclusive of diverse backgrounds and interdisciplinary viewpoints in guiding the development of the blockchain community expand the pipeline of talent How Does nGage Work? We will get back to you with an invitation. There are special prizes for referring your friends to apply! Apply to be a Founder here . This requires you and a co-founder and 10 total members. Everyone in the group will be able to recruit new members with a unique link from our campus nGage page. The only requirement for validated members at this time is that they should submit their email on the Campus Founder page, and follow the nCent Nation telegram group ( ) Recruit your friends to join your chapter. https://t.me/ncent Post a photo of your first meeting and we will send you a box of swag. We will also cover the cost of pizza and soda for your meeting (restrictions may apply). You will also be connected with our nCent Worldwide Campus Founders Network. This will have special offers and deals on many products and services, educational and curriculum content, special dev seminars and classes, early access to pre-release tools, opportunities to be a hub for grants and other airdrops on campus, and potentially tickets to nCent sponsored meetups and events across the Globe. We also have travel grants available to help select students to attend our annual conference, Receive Swag and nCent Global Campus Resources! nSpire.network whiteboarding in progress (on blackboard) Why are We So Excited About nGage? We are fired up to get student attention about the power of incentive markets and - we know there is an entrepreneurial hunger out there and we are eager to what the community will build with our tools and platform nCent Even if there is no short term economic payoff, we think getting smart college kids involved with our platform will be mutually beneficial. This is our way of “paying it forward” and we could see a world where that positive karma results in numerous internships, startups and other opportunities for these talented students down the road We want to have numerous “use cases” ready to go when our main net launches. (Some of our current use cases include , , , and even ). We cannot possibly do it all alone. The fervor and community spirit of young people in College is unmatched and unstoppable — we want to be inspired by YOU! employee referral programs volunteering projects online auctions dating apps Learn more by emailing me directly at kk@ncnt.io or visiting campus.ncent.io . To stay in the nCent loop, hear me tweet and join our international telegram channel . — PS the .edu/student email address that refers the most people to sign up on our website will get extra swag (we are currently weighing sunglasses, water bottles, or notebooks, but if the referral count is >50 will likely be all 3!)

Introducing nGage: the nCent Labs Worldwide Campus Founder’s Program

I usually don’t write blogs on my personal experiences but this was one such experience that I feel like sharing with you all because it is really worth it. Ever since I entered engineering college, I was really excited about gaining a lot of practical knowledge apart from the regular learnings from the engineering curriculum. One fine day I was chatting with one of my friends & I told him about my keen desire to learn about startups and gain some practical experience. I also mentioned my love for meeting different people and listening to their stories. He suggested that I attend some workshops by and also intern with them if possible.So I spoke to , Founder of HelloMeets about interning with them. At that point she was hiring interns who could work for full time but being a college student that wasn’t possible for me. HelloMeets Sahiba Sethi Then one day, I was going through their website and I found the campus Ambassador Programme there. It really got me interested. They were offering the following to their campus ambassadors:- — Ambassadors could attend a few Meetups for free — Certificates — Opportunity to network with different people I immediately filled the form & the very next day received a call for an interview. After the interview I got selected as the Campus Ambassador. From sharing events on Social Media to handling an event on my own An interesting fact is that I used to just share events on social media and never attended a single meet up until one day when Sahiba texted me saying that I should attend the next meetup on . Those days as it is I was learning about social media marketing. So, I attended the event and it turned out to be really helpful for me. HelloMeets Content-based Marketing by Nalini Kher Also, I was the youngest one present in that workshop. Initially, I felt awkward, but when I interacted with all the attendees, I found them to be very interesting. This meetup boosted my confidence to talk to and network with people. Some key learnings from that event (October 2016)- I got to learn more about content marketing and speaker also gave us a sneak peak into marketing trends of 2016 We had a hands-on workshop session where I designed a campaign for Sheroes which was appreciated by all Then my exams came and I again got non-serious about HelloMeets. And honestly saying that was the time I missed some really awesome meetups like the one on Intermediate Photoshop & Wordpress Website Development. After that Sahiba arranged a Campus Ambassador Meet, where we discussed about an upcoming event — Hello Christmas Party (the only free event that HelloMeets does for its existing customers). It was a pool side party at Hotel Ashoka with food and live music. I got to meet and network with many entrepreneurs. That party had everything I loved and from that point, I started talking to Sahiba on a regular basis to learn anything that I could. Entry to the Christmas party was free for all the campus ambassadors. Once I asked her if I could volunteer at one of the Hiring Events. She agreed and asked me to come and manage the event. As she was going to be in Bangalore, I along with (Marketing, )& (who was a volunteer for the events that time) handled the event. It was a great experience for me in terms of learning how to talk to the startup founders, how to keep everyone happy and work with new people in a team. Ayushi Mohindra HelloMeets Vaibhav Gupta Then I got another chance to coordinate a hiring event. From there onwards I started my journey as Event Coordinator at HelloMeets. I am happy that I am connected with HelloMeets that believes in overall development of everyone, be it a campus ambassador or a full-time employee. Few months ago I saw the post on Facebook about an AI workshop by HelloMeets and I told Sahiba that I was very keen to attend it. She gave me the responsibility to manage the whole event on my own. That day due to some reason the workshop didn’t go well. We were not able to meet the expectations of the attendees. Learnings- I learned about a great topic like AI and that too for free !! :D I learned how to handle a situation where somethings go wrong People actually complained about their money being wasted as it was an expensive workshop. After that what Sahiba did was really surprising to me, she returned everyone’s money. I asked her why she did that and she said: “Money is important but when we ourselves know that we were not able to provide value to our customers then it is unethical to earn in that situation.” Some of my personal favorite meetups are the one on Product Management by Lakshay Pandey and Conversational UX by Neha Sharma. Reasons why I liked these meetups so much- Conversational UX- Learnt of a trendy way of UX designing and why conversations are important Product management- learnt how products are built and what all goes into it Then came our 2 weekends boot camp on UX designing. For this event, I managed and coordinated with the speakers and attendees on all the 4 days. Learnings- Being punctual- As we had this event in the morning I was supposed to reach even before the speakers!! It was quite a task for me. Handling the backend operations of an event Learning about User experiencing and why it plays such an important role in Design Getting feedbacks from the attendees and speakers This bootcamp was one of the best events organised by us with great speakers , , , and an amazing audience. Avisek Bhattacharya Ikshat Jain Anulal VS Riken Patel For details of UX bootcamp, you can read my blogs on the entire bootcamp event coming soon…. Now I feel that I can manage & organise workshops like these.I am also planning a startup related to workshop management for music, art, poetryn and Sahiba is advising and helping me build it. It has almost been a year at Hellomeets and now Sahiba has asked me to be the Community Head for Delhi. She is planning to expand to other cities and needs to focus on that so I have been given this new responsibility. It is a huge achievement for me that I am going to be the Community Head for Delhi very soon!! HelloMeets Blog credits: Naman Goel To join us as a Campus Ambassador, sign up here :) Some of our upcoming meetups: Investors & Founders Meetup — 8th July — Bengaluru GST-Opportunities & Challenges for Startups — 8th July — Delhi Augmented Reality Workshop — 8th July — Delhi The Art of Mobile App Testing — 16th July — Delhi

Journey From Campus Ambassador to Community Head, Delhi @HelloMeets

The internet has long been a powerful resource, partially because it connects people. Relatedly, it allows like-minded individuals to come together and communicate about shared interests. Some parties have taken such activities to the next level, deciding to collaborate on common goals. This phenomenon has led to a rise in so-called cyber militias. Hacktivism, online armies, and online/digital activism are other synonyms for this emerging trend. What Is the Purpose of Cyber Militias? Although some of the earliest cyber militias banded together for political reasons, some participants have broadened their causes to include social and environmental aims. That characteristic explains why cyber activism has become more popular over the last several years. Wars, climate change, and civil unrest are some of the many factors that dominate people’s lives. Many are not in positions where they can safely attend protests or take other in-person actions. However, the internet is a highly accessible resource that individuals can harness for mobilization, communication, and solidarity. Relatedly, a 2023 analysis found that 92% of jobs require digital skills. Suppose people already have those capabilities because they use them in their work. Some might understandably want to apply them during their downtime if they feel compelled to act in response to things they see occurring in their society. The Internet as a Content Vehicle Another likely reason why cyber militias have cropped up relatively recently is that the internet makes it incredibly easy to distribute information to the masses in seconds. Traditional activism required printing flyers and taking the time to post them in prominent areas or give them to people at events. However, individuals can use the internet to do the equivalent of that in seconds. For example, estimates suggest that approximately 126 million Americans saw Russia-affiliated content during the 2016 United States presidential campaign, and that figure concerned Facebook alone. That massive reach also highlights how people can participate in cyber militias from anywhere and potentially influence the goings-on in other countries. Importantly, a worrisome part of internet-related content distribution is that anyone can get involved, and there is no guarantee of the validity of whatever they say. If the online content comes from a reporter at a well-known national or international news outlet, the employer's reputation strengthens the information distributor’s credibility. However, the accessibility and reach of social media combine to allow virtually anyone to spread information online. Things have gotten even more complicated with the increasing availability of AI-based video and picture tools. These products can create people’s faces from scratch or swap them. That means individuals cannot necessarily believe everything they see. However, a connected problem is that far too few internet users take the time to check facts and get the whole picture. Additionally, if people can push content far and wide, it greatly increases the chances of the masses seeing it. Hacker-Activists Disrupting Websites and Infrastructure Most cyber militias do not solely operate by publishing or creating content on a large scale that may not be wholly truthful or trustworthy. Instead, they also plan coordinated hacks that make websites or online services inoperable. Since so many essential parts of daily activities also have online components, hackers have disrupted those, too. Ukraine has one of the most recent examples of a cyber militia, with many volunteers joining its forces from all over the world. In July 2024, this group collectively targeted numerous Russian banks and ATMs, with the effects spreading to many payment systems and financial apps. Some hacktivists also plan their actions to ensure ripple effects across some industries that are not historically well-prepared to defend against cyberattacks. One example came when online activists targeted universities in the United Kingdom for their support of the Israeli government’s actions against the Palestinians. Most people know that the healthcare industry is a frequent attack target, and many decision-makers have responded accordingly. However, many educational institutions still have significant room for improvement, and hackers capitalize on that. Plus, many college campuses are like miniature cities, featuring branded eateries, convenience stores, health services offices, and more. A well-orchestrated cyberattack can go far beyond canceled classes. Ransomware demands given to higher education entities can surpass $300,000 on average, emphasizing the tremendous associated expenses for an ill-prepared organization. Inspiring Transitions From Behind Screens to on the Streets Although some cyber militias only feature people who make impacts while sitting at their keyboards, some efforts have caused a shift whereby some participants realized they must go beyond that kind of activism and populate public spaces. One reason for this is that some individuals are eager to take part but need help figuring out how to get started. The internet can connect them to the necessary resources, help them see how specific protest topics relate to their lives, and inspire them to join the crowds of those standing up for causes. For example, earlier in 2024, Kenyans protested against a controversial tax bill. Although those events began in the capital city, they quickly spread to other parts of the country. The internet was a large part of why that progression occurred. Someone with a background in internet mobilization and activism explained how the online component was instrumental in reaching marginalized groups. Additionally, the internet and various associated technologies have increased the speed at which people can create content and how effectively they can engage others. Another related aspect concerns the facilitation of online crowdfunding through dedicated portals. Some interested parties who are committed to the respective causes cannot feasibly attend in-person protests, even if the internet initially interests them. However, it is easy to send online payments to support causes and help participants obtain the supplies needed for the desired impact. Actions Can Occur Beyond Battlefields Most traditional discussions of militias relate to groups of citizens who come together to support official militaries and supplement their efforts. Conversely, militias can also rise when people want to oppose the military or government. These things remain valid, but the modern difference is that the internet and devices that connect to it have become powerful tools for getting heard and noticed during times of increasing upheaval. The internet has long been a powerful resource, partially because it connects people. Relatedly, it allows like-minded individuals to come together and communicate about shared interests. Some parties have taken such activities to the next level, deciding to collaborate on common goals. This phenomenon has led to a rise in so-called cyber militias. Hacktivism, online armies, and online/digital activism are other synonyms for this emerging trend. The internet has long been a powerful resource, partially because it connects people. Relatedly, it allows like-minded individuals to come together and communicate about shared interests. Some parties have taken such activities to the next level, deciding to collaborate on common goals. This phenomenon has led to a rise in so-called cyber militias. Hacktivism, online armies, and online/digital activism are other synonyms for this emerging trend. What Is the Purpose of Cyber Militias? What Is the Purpose of Cyber Militias? Although some of the earliest cyber militias banded together for political reasons, some participants have broadened their causes to include social and environmental aims. That characteristic explains why cyber activism has become more popular over the last several years. Wars, climate change, and civil unrest are some of the many factors that dominate people’s lives. Many are not in positions where they can safely attend protests or take other in-person actions. However, the internet is a highly accessible resource that individuals can harness for mobilization, communication, and solidarity. Relatedly, a 2023 analysis found that 92% of jobs require digital skills. Suppose people already have those capabilities because they use them in their work. Some might understandably want to apply them during their downtime if they feel compelled to act in response to things they see occurring in their society. found that 92% of jobs require found that 92% of jobs require The Internet as a Content Vehicle Another likely reason why cyber militias have cropped up relatively recently is that the internet makes it incredibly easy to distribute information to the masses in seconds. Traditional activism required printing flyers and taking the time to post them in prominent areas or give them to people at events. However, individuals can use the internet to do the equivalent of that in seconds. For example, estimates suggest that approximately 126 million Americans saw Russia-affiliated content during the 2016 United States presidential campaign, and that figure concerned Facebook alone. That massive reach also highlights how people can participate in cyber militias from anywhere and potentially influence the goings-on in other countries. approximately 126 million Americans saw approximately 126 million Americans saw Importantly, a worrisome part of internet-related content distribution is that anyone can get involved, and there is no guarantee of the validity of whatever they say. If the online content comes from a reporter at a well-known national or international news outlet, the employer's reputation strengthens the information distributor’s credibility. However, the accessibility and reach of social media combine to allow virtually anyone to spread information online. Things have gotten even more complicated with the increasing availability of AI-based video and picture tools. These products can create people’s faces from scratch or swap them. That means individuals cannot necessarily believe everything they see. create people’s faces from scratch create people’s faces from scratch However, a connected problem is that far too few internet users take the time to check facts and get the whole picture. Additionally, if people can push content far and wide, it greatly increases the chances of the masses seeing it. Hacker-Activists Disrupting Websites and Infrastructure Most cyber militias do not solely operate by publishing or creating content on a large scale that may not be wholly truthful or trustworthy. Instead, they also plan coordinated hacks that make websites or online services inoperable. Since so many essential parts of daily activities also have online components, hackers have disrupted those, too. Ukraine has one of the most recent examples of a cyber militia, with many volunteers joining its forces from all over the world. In July 2024, this group collectively targeted numerous Russian banks and ATMs, with the effects spreading to many payment systems and financial apps. effects spreading to many payment systems effects spreading to many payment systems Some hacktivists also plan their actions to ensure ripple effects across some industries that are not historically well-prepared to defend against cyberattacks. One example came when online activists targeted universities in the United Kingdom for their support of the Israeli government’s actions against the Palestinians. Most people know that the healthcare industry is a frequent attack target, and many decision-makers have responded accordingly. However, many educational institutions still have significant room for improvement, and hackers capitalize on that. Plus, many college campuses are like miniature cities, featuring branded eateries, convenience stores, health services offices, and more. A well-orchestrated cyberattack can go far beyond canceled classes. Ransomware demands given to higher education entities can surpass $300,000 on average , emphasizing the tremendous associated expenses for an ill-prepared organization. can surpass $300,000 on average can surpass $300,000 on average Inspiring Transitions From Behind Screens to on the Streets Although some cyber militias only feature people who make impacts while sitting at their keyboards, some efforts have caused a shift whereby some participants realized they must go beyond that kind of activism and populate public spaces. One reason for this is that some individuals are eager to take part but need help figuring out how to get started. The internet can connect them to the necessary resources, help them see how specific protest topics relate to their lives, and inspire them to join the crowds of those standing up for causes. For example, earlier in 2024, Kenyans protested against a controversial tax bill. Although those events began in the capital city, they quickly spread to other parts of the country. The internet was a large part of why that progression occurred. Someone with a background in internet mobilization and activism explained how the online component was instrumental in reaching marginalized groups. Additionally, the internet and various associated technologies have increased the speed at which people can create content and how effectively they can engage others. the online component was instrumental in the online component was instrumental in Another related aspect concerns the facilitation of online crowdfunding through dedicated portals. Some interested parties who are committed to the respective causes cannot feasibly attend in-person protests, even if the internet initially interests them. However, it is easy to send online payments to support causes and help participants obtain the supplies needed for the desired impact. Actions Can Occur Beyond Battlefields Most traditional discussions of militias relate to groups of citizens who come together to support official militaries and supplement their efforts. Conversely, militias can also rise when people want to oppose the military or government. These things remain valid, but the modern difference is that the internet and devices that connect to it have become powerful tools for getting heard and noticed during times of increasing upheaval.

The Rise of Cyber Militias

Dubai, UAE – November 12, 2024 – MEXC, a leading global cryptocurrency trading platform, took center stage at the first-ever Crypto Content Creator Campus (CCCC) conference, held at the W Hotel in Dubai. Bringing together top industry experts, influential key opinion leaders (KOLs), and senior executives, this landmark event focused on shaping the future of blockchain content. MEXC’s involvement at CCCC underscores its dedication to advancing blockchain innovation and empowering a dynamic, collaborative ecosystem for content creators. CCCC Highlights: Sharing Industry Trends The CCCC conference offered a unique platform for industry leaders to spearhead meaningful discussions and collaborate on the latest trends in crypto content creation. Covering topics from emerging industry trends to advanced content creation techniques, the event focused on elevating content quality, encouraging cross-platform knowledge exchange, and cultivating an environment that supports learning and career growth. Attendees came together with a shared vision to shape the future of crypto content creation. MEXC actively engaged with users during the event, sharing valuable industry insights and championing the expansion of the crypto ecosystem. Known for its rapid listing speed and extensive range of tokens, MEXC stands out in the industry with competitive advantages, such as the lowest trading fees, comprehensive liquidity, and strong annualized returns on MX airdrops. Through in-depth discussions with attendees, MEXC showcased its unique approach and shared its optimistic vision for the future of the crypto industry. MEXC Strengthens Ties with KOLs: Ferrari Giveaway Fuels Brand Excitement At the CCCC conference, MEXC engaged in meaningful interactions with prominent KOLs, including Coin Bureau and The Moon, broadening collaboration opportunities and setting the stage for future strategic partnerships. With a global network of over 2,000 KOLs, MEXC is dedicated to empowering influencers and building mutually beneficial relationships that propel the growth of crypto content creation. A standout moment at the event was MEXC’s announcement of its highly anticipated __Ferrari Giveaway, __featuring a prize pool up to 10 million—the largest in the industry. This first-of-its-kind Ferrari SF90 lottery not only offers substantial rewards but also exemplifies MEXC's bold approach to user engagement and appreciation. The Ferrari Giveaway embodies MEXC's brand spirit of "speed and innovation," showcasing its dedication to continuous product innovation and exceptional user experience. To boost user excitement and strengthen brand engagement, MEXC recently launched a KOL street photography challenge, inviting creators to capture unforgettable moments featuring Ferrari Giveaway's grand prize winner. Moving forward, MEXC will continue to collaborate closely with KOLs to drive innovation in crypto content creation, elevate user experiences, and foster a dynamic, mutually beneficial ecosystem. Pioneering a New Chapter in the Industry: MEXC's Vision for the Future Through this conference, MEXC not only showcased its industry-leading innovation but also strengthened its partnerships with global KOLs and content creators. "We see content creators as essential bridges for new and seasoned crypto users alike," said Tracy Jin, VP at MEXC. "Our sponsorship at CCCC reflects our dedication to supporting knowledge exchange and fostering a more informed crypto community." In alignment with MEXC's broader commitment to crypto education and industry growth, this event sponsorship supports the platform's mission to make cryptocurrency accessible to everyone. By empowering users with quality content and fostering partnerships within the creator community, MEXC aims to drive greater engagement, knowledge-sharing, and adoption. Looking ahead, MEXC will continue to deepen its collaboration with KOLs worldwide, creating valuable experiences and insights for users and shaping a new chapter in the industry's growth. This story was distributed as a release by Btcwire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here Dubai, UAE – November 12, 2024 – MEXC, a leading global cryptocurrency trading platform, took center stage at the first-ever Crypto Content Creator Campus (CCCC) conference, held at the W Hotel in Dubai. Bringing together top industry experts, influential key opinion leaders (KOLs), and senior executives, this landmark event focused on shaping the future of blockchain content. MEXC’s involvement at CCCC underscores its dedication to advancing blockchain innovation and empowering a dynamic, collaborative ecosystem for content creators. CCCC Highlights: Sharing Industry Trends The CCCC conference offered a unique platform for industry leaders to spearhead meaningful discussions and collaborate on the latest trends in crypto content creation. Covering topics from emerging industry trends to advanced content creation techniques, the event focused on elevating content quality, encouraging cross-platform knowledge exchange, and cultivating an environment that supports learning and career growth. Attendees came together with a shared vision to shape the future of crypto content creation. MEXC actively engaged with users during the event, sharing valuable industry insights and championing the expansion of the crypto ecosystem. Known for its rapid listing speed and extensive range of tokens, MEXC stands out in the industry with competitive advantages, such as the lowest trading fees, comprehensive liquidity, and strong annualized returns on MX airdrops. Through in-depth discussions with attendees, MEXC showcased its unique approach and shared its optimistic vision for the future of the crypto industry. MEXC Strengthens Ties with KOLs: Ferrari Giveaway Fuels Brand Excitement At the CCCC conference, MEXC engaged in meaningful interactions with prominent KOLs, including Coin Bureau and The Moon, broadening collaboration opportunities and setting the stage for future strategic partnerships. With a global network of over 2,000 KOLs, MEXC is dedicated to empowering influencers and building mutually beneficial relationships that propel the growth of crypto content creation. A standout moment at the event was MEXC’s announcement of its highly anticipated __ Ferrari Giveaway, __featuring a prize pool up to 10 million—the largest in the industry. This first-of-its-kind Ferrari SF90 lottery not only offers substantial rewards but also exemplifies MEXC's bold approach to user engagement and appreciation. The Ferrari Giveaway embodies MEXC's brand spirit of "speed and innovation," showcasing its dedication to continuous product innovation and exceptional user experience. Ferrari Giveaway, To boost user excitement and strengthen brand engagement, MEXC recently launched a KOL street photography challenge , inviting creators to capture unforgettable moments featuring Ferrari Giveaway's grand prize winner. Moving forward, MEXC will continue to collaborate closely with KOLs to drive innovation in crypto content creation, elevate user experiences, and foster a dynamic, mutually beneficial ecosystem. KOL street photography challenge KOL street photography challenge Pioneering a New Chapter in the Industry: MEXC's Vision for the Future Through this conference, MEXC not only showcased its industry-leading innovation but also strengthened its partnerships with global KOLs and content creators. "We see content creators as essential bridges for new and seasoned crypto users alike," said Tracy Jin, VP at MEXC. "Our sponsorship at CCCC reflects our dedication to supporting knowledge exchange and fostering a more informed crypto community." "We see content creators as essential bridges for new and seasoned crypto users alike," said Tracy Jin, VP at MEXC. "Our sponsorship at CCCC reflects our dedication to supporting knowledge exchange and fostering a more informed crypto community." In alignment with MEXC's broader commitment to crypto education and industry growth, this event sponsorship supports the platform's mission to make cryptocurrency accessible to everyone. By empowering users with quality content and fostering partnerships within the creator community, MEXC aims to drive greater engagement, knowledge-sharing, and adoption. Looking ahead, MEXC will continue to deepen its collaboration with KOLs worldwide, creating valuable experiences and insights for users and shaping a new chapter in the industry's growth. This story was distributed as a release by Btcwire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here This story was distributed as a release by Btcwire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here here here

MEXC Catalyzes New Era in Blockchain Content Creation at Inaugural CCCC Event

MEXC kataliseer 'n nuwe era in die skepping van blokketting-inhoud by die eerste CCCC-geleentheid

MEXC cataliza una nueva era en la creación de contenido blockchain en el evento inaugural del CCCC

MEXC عصر جدیدی را در تولید محتوای بلاک چین در رویداد افتتاحیه CCCC کاتالیز می کند

A MEXC katalizálja a blokklánc tartalomkészítés új korszakát a CCCC nyitó rendezvényén

MEXC Memicu Era Baru dalam Pembuatan Konten Blockchain di Acara CCCC Perdana

MEXC が初の CCCC イベントでブロックチェーン コンテンツ作成の新時代を促進

MEXC აკატალიზებს ახალ ეპოქას ბლოკჩეინში კონტენტის შექმნისას საინაუგურაციო CCCC ღონისძიებაზე

MEXC инаугурациялық CCCC іс-шарасында блокчейн мазмұнын жасаудағы жаңа дәуірді катализдейді

MEXC ले उद्घाटन CCCC कार्यक्रममा ब्लकचेन सामग्री निर्माणमा नयाँ युगलाई उत्प्रेरित गर्दछ

MEXC සමාරම්භක CCCC උත්සවයේදී Blockchain අන්තර්ගත නිර්මාණයේ නව යුගය උත්ප්‍රේරණය කරයි

MEXC давраи навро дар эҷоди мундариҷаи Blockchain дар чорабинии ифтитоҳии CCCC катализ мекунад

MEXC innaugural CCCC çäresinde Blockchain Mazmuny döretmekde täze döwri katalizleýär

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