Uwerx is a cryptocurrency that transcends the ordinary and revolutionizes the freelance industry. This remarkable project is not just about transactions but transforming how freelancers work and thrive.

Uwerx’s groundbreaking presale has laid the foundation for its success, while its innovative platform redefines the traditional freelance landscape. Keep reading as we explore Uwerx’s unique features and witness firsthand the transformative force that sets it apart.

Uwerx (WERX): Empowering Freelancers and Revolutionizing the Gig Economy

Uwerx is set to be a groundbreaking freelance platform that will cause a revolution in the freelancing industry. The project is igniting excitement among investors and freelancers alike. By integrating blockchain technology into its platform, Uwerx will provide a platform with the best solutions to solve the challenges facing the freelancing industry.

Setting itself apart from traditional freelancing platforms, Uwerx strongly emphasizes fairness and cost-effectiveness. With a nominal transaction fee of only 1%, Uwerx empowers freelancers to retain a larger share of their hard-earned income than industry giants like Upwork and Fiverr, which charge significantly higher fees. This user-centric fee structure positions Uwerx as a game-changer, enabling freelancers to maximize their earnings and thrive in a highly competitive market.

Uwerx’s growing prominence in the industry has attracted attention from prominent platforms. Notably, Uwerx has already been listed on CoinSniper, a leading cryptocurrency listing platform, enhancing its visibility and reaching a broader audience of potential investors. Furthermore, Uwerx’s upcoming listing on Uniswap, scheduled for August 1st, presents an exciting opportunity for investors to engage with the project and capitalize on its potential for growth and adoption.

Uwerx’s commitment to transparency and security is unwavering. The project’s contracts will be renounced, ensuring a seamless transition to centralized exchanges while reducing taxes to zero. By embracing these measures, Uwerx demonstrates its dedication to providing a secure and stable environment for freelancers and clients, fostering trust and confidence within the community.

The exceptional caliber of Uwerx’s project has not gone unnoticed. The platform has undergone rigorous audits by reputable firms such as SolidProof and InterFi Network. These audits testify to Uwerx’s commitment to upholding the highest security standards and ensuring a seamless user experience.

Also, the team is actively developing the Alpha version of the platform; more updates have been added to the PDF version. This comprehensive release comprises ten informative pages that guide users through various platform functionalities. The pages include signing up and logging in, managing passwords, and initiating freelancer or client roles.

Also, there are details on creating jobs, finding talent, tracking activities, and navigating the hiring dashboard. Furthermore, users can expect even more exciting updates and enhancements to be rolled out later this week, promising an improved and seamless user experience.

Components such as the landing page, sign-in/sign-up page, and user dashboard have already been unveiled, providing users with a glimpse into the intuitive interface of Uwerx. Uwerx is poised to transition from the Alpha to the highly anticipated Beta versions. This significant milestone will open the platform for broader testing and engagement.

Uwerx (WERX) Presale: A Gateway to the Future of Freelancing

Uwerx’s presale has laid a solid foundation for the project’s future success. It has attracted a robust community and showcased its commitment to transparency, security, and user-centricity. With the presale concluding on July 31st and the official Uwerx platform launch scheduled for August 4th, the journey toward revolutionizing the gig economy and empowering freelancers has just begun.

Uwerx’s presale has gained significant traction, reaching Stage 5 with commendable speed. Priced at $0.0315 per token, the presale provides early participants an attractive entry point into Uwerx’s vision. Moreover, a substantial 15% bonus accompanies every token purchase during the presale. The successful completion of presale stages 1 to 4 in record time reflects the growing interest and confidence of investors who recognize Uwerx’s potential for transformative growth.

Starting Friday, June 2nd at 15:00 UTC, the WERX price will experience an upward adjustment, reaching $0.05245. The Uwerx Vault is another unique feature that functions like the staking mechanism. The Uwerx Vault will allow investors to store their tokens safely for varying durations. They’ll also enjoy bonuses and incentives that’ll be determined by the platform’s variables.

In response to the remarkable speed of the presale and the community’s demands, the Uwerx team has modified token allocations, ensuring a fair and balanced distribution that aligns with the project’s vision of inclusivity and equity. These individuals contribute to a thriving ecosystem that values collaboration, fairness, and equal opportunities.

Stay tuned as Uwerx continues to disrupt the status quo, providing freelancers with unprecedented opportunities and redefining how we work and collaborate in the digital age. Join the Uwerx revolution and be part of the future of freelancing.

You can access more information using these links:

Presale: invest.uwerx.network

 Telegram: https://t.me/uwerx_network

 Twitter: https://twitter.com/uwerx_network

 Website: https://www.uwerx.network/

A new product that was recently launched into the Nigerian market last weekend caught my attention, I’m sure not just mine but the attention of anyone who is an active user of Nigerian social media; the product is D’General Bitters, “a herbal alcoholic drink”. 

The buzz and fuzz they created with the launch of the product confirmed the information that I got from an acquaintance that they invested more than a quarter of a billion naira in just the marketing and branding of the product alone. The number of A-list celebrities including Davido, Asake, Sabinus, Macaroni, Seun Kuti, Flavour, Brain Jotter etc that they paid to endorse the product confirms that figure. 

D’General Bitters is copying a template but replicating it on a larger scale from Odogwu bitters which was launched last year, pioneered by Obi Cubana. The Odogwu bitters also used social media and influencer marketing to penetrate the market. We heard rumors that before the fuzz and buzz around Odogwu bitters fizzled out, the makers and promoters of the product made over one billion nairas from the market hence why almost every businessman with interest in beverage and Alcohol making in Nigeria want to focus on making the bitters line of drink so as to have a share of the market which I learnt is a gold mine now. 

The major leader in the Nigerian bitter market is the Alomo bitters; it’s a household in the industry and the most preferred choice amongst the bitters consumers and it is not looking like they are ready to give up the market anytime soon despite the newbies coming into the market. Following Alomo Bitters closely is Origin Bitters, then Odogwu Bitters joined last year, and D’General Bitters entered the market this year; there are other smaller brands in the bitter markets at the moment and I learnt that some other businessmen want to launch another bitters brand called Heritage bitters. 

Despite the buzz around the D’General Bitters, I believe strongly that the product will not do well in the Nigerian market, it will likely fail, here are a few of my reasons;

They targeted the wrong audience through their marketing, advertising and branding. No matter how you want to package it, the bitter drink will not and can never be a luxury drink. Odogwu Bitters is still struggling to make the product a luxury drink by selling it alongside champagne and Moets in nightclubs but nobody will go to a nightclub or an exotic restaurant to order any of the bitter products. The consumers of the bitters products are the street guys, the trenches dwellers, the local people and their likes ie the agberos, taxi drivers, the bricklayers, mason men, carpenters and their likes.

It is a cheap aphrodisiac for them (manpower) and they claim it also boosts their strength and productivity in their hard jobs. Hence D’General Bitters should have targeted these people primarily in their marketing and advertisements; these class of people are not on Instagram which is the primary medium of the advertisements of the D’General Bitters. 

I strongly believe that the humongous sum they spent on marketing and branding was not properly utilized.  

Also, based on the fact that they spent so much money on the branding and marketing of the product they may likely put pressure on the pricing of the product to help them recover their money in quick time; increment in price on a new product over existing market leading products doesn’t really do well 

Maybe the D’General Bitters are not planning to be in the market for the long term, they just want to scramble whatever money they can make through the buzz they created just like the Odogwu bitters which no one is still talking about at the moment. But if they really want to stay in the market for the long term they should take their advertisements off social media and target their consumers which are the locals through the radio jingles, local market storm, using local friendly celebrities that the trenches affiliates and relates so well with etc. 

Well enough said, if they need consultation they can come over to Tekedia Institute for lectures.