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PROBING PROJECTS ON PEAQ #03 -ft aZen In an age where fragmented infrastructure slows innovation, Ale Ven | Decentraliser, the co-founder of Kana, saw an opportunity to unify what was once disjointed. For Alessandro, building isn’t just about solutions; it’s about creating tools that work for the greater good....

20,379 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля SANCTI
SANCTI1 год назад

@azen_protocol @dersummit @azenprotocol This is amazing!

Фото профиля Luc
Luc1 год назад

@azen_protocol @dersummit @azenprotocol Thanks Sancti. Glad you found it insightful. Be sure to check out aZen and begin mining

Фото профиля cheapship
cheapship1 год назад

@azen_protocol @dersummit @azenprotocol woow a very good one thank you , Bullish on @dersummit

Фото профиля Luc
Luc1 год назад

@azen_protocol @dersummit @azenprotocol Bullish on aZen for sure🫶🏻

Фото профиля Doris 💙
Doris 💙1 год назад

@azen_protocol @dersummit @azenprotocol I just love how you are doing something completely different from what we see on the TL Go girll❤️

Фото профиля Luc
Luc1 год назад

@azen_protocol @dersummit @azenprotocol Thanks Doris❤️

Фото профиля IzzyonTech⛓️
IzzyonTech⛓️1 год назад

@azen_protocol @dersummit @azenprotocol DePIN projects and solving real problems; 5&6 Jus want to ask if the mined tokens $XAZEN would translate to $AZEN on a 1:1 basis when launched?

Фото профиля Luc
Luc1 год назад

@azen_protocol @dersummit @azenprotocol Didn’t get the information. You can ask from their community

Фото профиля Luqman
Luqman1 год назад

@azen_protocol @dersummit @azenprotocol Azen

Фото профиля Luc
Luc1 год назад

@azen_protocol @dersummit @azenprotocol Protocol✨

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