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Crypto is the rave of the moment for techies, and it is understandably so. Its applicabilities are boundless, leading to a daily rise of new ideas and innovative projects extending to almost all life spheres. Statistica reports 9,929 cryptocurrencies globally as of January 2022, and the number keeps soaring.

When we say "Crypto," we talk not only about cryptocurrency tokens (as its original context suggests). Crypto in its current context refers to a range of applications that are built on/around a Blockchain. Think of DAOs, NFTs, DeFi, smart contracts, swap protocols, cryptocurrency games, and the likes; then, you'll have a broader picture of what crypto projects entail.

A few years ago, one would have had to be a programmer or a computer guru of some sort to pull off a successful crypto project… That's the first scenario. The second scenario is that you could be a computer genius who codes miracles at the speed of light and know all the workings of a blockchain. Still, you may lack organizational abilities to startup, grow, and secure your project, which invariably means the project is likely to fail.

In the present day, what you need for a successful crypto project is basically an innovative idea. A Crypto incubator like CyberK is available to take your project all the way from its conceptualization stage to development to auditing and security.

What is CyberK?
CyberK is a full-service project incubator and development service. They take on projects at every stage of development and successfully see them to the finish line. Whether the project is only missing a website or needs to be designed from the ground up, CyberK's experienced development team has the solutions.
CyberK has witnessed tremendous success in incubating and establishing crypto projects owing to its team of industry experts who have launched countless successful blockchain projects and can guide a project all the way from the drawing board to release. They handle diverse projects from smart contracts to mobile/web applications, making it a one-stop-shop for all crypto development needs.

Bitcoin (BTC) craze among lawmakers has reached the Belgian parliament now, as Brussels member of parliament Christophe De Beukelaer became the first European politician to convert his salary to Bitcoin.

The Brussels MP’s monthly salary of EUR 5,500 will be converted to Bitcoin using Bit4You crypto trading platform, reported Bruzz. Beukelaer who represents Humanist Democratic Centre (CDH) party, hopes his move would inspire other politicians in the region to show a similar interest in the nascent tech

Russia’s recent crypto ban has received a lot of criticism from several big names, including Alexei Navalny’s Chief of Staff Leonid Volkov and Telegram founder Pavel Durov. This comes as a result of Russia’s Central Bank publishing a report proposing a blanket ban on domestic minor crypto trading and mining on January 20.

In detail, the report indicates that the risks of crypto are “much higher for emerging markets, including Russia”. However, it occurs that this suggested ban isn’t universally accepted in the former Soviet Union.

In fact, the Telegram CEO stated that the proposed ban on crypto would “destroy a number of sectors of the high-tech economy. Durov added:

Such a ban will inevitably slow down the development of blockchain technologies in general. These technologies improve the efficiency and safety of many human activities, from finance to the arts.
While Durov revealed that the “desire to regulate the circulation of cryptocurrencies is natural on the part of any financial authority,” he concluded that “such a ban is unlikely to stop unethical players, but it will put an end to legal Russian projects in this area.”

Meanwhile, in his January 20 telegram post, the Chief of Staff wrote that the ban would be like: “calling a spade a spade.” In his announcement, Volkov referenced a report done by Bloomberg. It claimed that Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) was instrumental in extending the ban because crypto can be used to finance “non-systemic opposition and extremist organizations.

The Metaverse is disrupting the web 2.0 space and expanding its limits to what has now become web 3.0. This expansion is allowing influencers, brands, and audiences to experience the next-level digital economy.

Currently, Metafluence is proving to be a groundbreaking project that aims to connect influencers and their brands to wider audiences. While it is centered on building an influencer-centric and tokenized ecosystem where SM influencers can connect with new target audiences, it also amplifies the popularity of their content and relates with their fan bases in the Metaverse.

The launchpad of Metafluence is Keepface – the parent company of Metafluence that was launched in 2017. Currently, Keepface is home to over 500,000 influencers, 5,000+ registered brands worldwide, and has already managed more than 1,600 global influencer campaigns with Fortune 500 companies.

Keepface attempts to key into this disruption by launching Metafluence, the first influencer platform created to connect social media (SM) influencers, their audiences, and brands in the metaverse.

Presently, the Metafluence team is focused on developing a performance-based influencer marketing model where influencers can earn, not only on media results but also on commissions out of the sales they generate. More so, the project has onboarded top-class experienced developers and creatives with more than 5 years of industry experience in influencer marketing across different industries and geographies.