PlaceWar Co-Founder Myrtle Anne Ramos Talks Gamified Internet Culture, Metave...
PlaceWar is a decentralized strategic play-to-earn game universe deployed on a multi-chain with highly engaging artillery gameplay that allows players to create and define the outlook of the in-game world through building, battles, and alliances. Myrtle Anne Ramos is the Co-Founder and CEO of PlaceWar. She recently joined the Bitcoin.com News Podcast to talk about the game: Myrtle Anne Ramos is the founder of the Award Winning PR Firm of 2020 by PitchDeck Asia (Marketing, Growth Hacking, Sales, Social Media Management, Giving opportunities to people, Media Distribution Services,....
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Market analyst Oscar Ramos has shared an important update for XRP holders in a video on X. According to Ramos, upcoming U.S. events may create short-term uncertainty, but he believes the bigger picture still supports a recovery for XRP. He adds that patient investors who hold or accumulate could benefit the most in the long […]
CoinDesk caught up with Stan Stalnaker - founder of Hub Culture, a business club for international travellers and go-getters. When Hub Culture set up, it launched its own currency, Ven. CD: How do you describe Ven to your friends? SS: Ven is a global digital currency that's easy to use and great for the environment. It can be traded instantly to anyone with no transaction cost inside HubCulture.com. Since Ven is 100 percent backed for issuance, the underlying components that make up the value of Ven are important. By including carbon (along with other commodities and currencies), we are....
In an interview with Fusion, a television network, former United States Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said to program host Jorge Ramos he wouldn't acquire bitcoin, in what is perhaps the surprise of the century. "No, I wouldn't," he said, when asked by Ramos whether he would put his money into it. The answer came immediately after Ramos put Geithner on the spot by asking him to describe what bitcoins were. "I'm the wrong person to ask - I don't think I really understand it," he said with a seemingly nervous laughter. When the host tried to get his reasoning as to why he wouldn't be....
Timothy Geithner, the Former Treasury Secretary, was asked by Fusion’s Jorge Ramos about bitcoin, and if he would invest in the nascent digital currency: “No, I wouldn’t,” he said, when Ramos asked him to acquire bitcoins. Ramos asked Geithner if bitcoin had value. “It depends what your objective is,” he added. “As a way to save money, as an investment vehicle? No. It’s a very volatile thing. As a way to make payments? It’s got some risks because its value fluctuates hugely over time. So, it’s got a lot of challenges.” Geithner, always rigorous, admits: “I’m the wrong person to ask,”....