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The Yachtify (YCHT) Presale Is Projected To Excel By 500%, Eclipsing Mina (MINA) In 2023!

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TI Partners
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Many cryptocurrency investors lost out big in the crypto winter that hit the market in 2022. Now, they are looking for projects with a tremendous long-term upside potential that may recoup their losses – and our analysts believe Yachitfy may be the perfect one! This game-changing, decentralized platform currently in its presale stage may even outshine the prominent Mina (MINA) token this year. Let’s find out why!

>>>> BUY YACHTIFY TOKENS <<<

Yachtify (YCHT) – The Main Attraction For New Investors

By 2030, the yacht charter market is anticipated to have grown from USD 7.59 billion to USD 11.06 billion, according to a Fortune Business Insights report. Yachtify aims to revolutionize this sector with its creative Web3 technology and NFT usage!

This Ethereum-based exclusive yacht club will let investors of all income brackets become fractional owners of real-life luxurious yachts by purchasing a fraction of an NFT that represents the physical version of it!

Every investment chance on Yachtify will be minted into an asset-backed NFT, which will then be fractionalized. With this unique investment method, more investors can purchase parts of these tokens, which will sell for prices as low as $100!

That is not all; the passive income capabilities for Yachitfy will be excellent as the real-world yachts the NFTs represent will be rented out or sold to charter businesses, and all the revenue will be redistributed to NFT holders! Say you own 50% of the NFT, then you will receive 50% of the income!

Yachtify is positioned for an outstanding rise as it is now in Stage One of its presale, worth only $0.10. With benefits such as discounts on trading, storage, and maintenance fees, investors are beginning to stockpile these tokens causing experts to predict its value may rise to $0.60 by the presale’s conclusion!

Regarding security, you should also be aware that Yachtify will lock liquidity forever while freezing team tokens for three years. Plus, SolidProof performed the token smart contract audit while the team KYC audit was recently finished – no scams or rug-pulls present!

Buying the Yachitfy native token now is an excellent deal since you will also receive a 30% bonus with every purchase, so follow the links below and sign up for what may be the top presale of 2023!

Mina (MINA) Reveals Cohort 2

Mina (MINA) recently revealed that zkIgnite, Cohort 2, will begin on May 24th, 2023. Teams will be formed, mentorship will be provided, and bids for financing ZK projects will be submitted on this Mina (MINA) project.

This news sparked an increase in the Mina (MINA) token as its trading volume rose 58% overnight, reaching $18,681,735. However, the Mina (MINA) token value was not impacted as it now trades at $0.556, dropping by 7.37% in that same time.

The technical analysis for Mina (MINA) also tips the scales in favor of the sellers, as its moving averages are in the red. Even if the Cohort 2 event causes a price increase, investing in projects with more upside potential would yield more gains, as Mina (MINA) may not reach the $1 valuation anytime soon.

 

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As Google Search Evolves with AI, Remember Facebook’s Big Update

By
Ndubuisi Ekekwe
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Just one update and many digital hopefuls faded in Facebook. Yes, Facebook was a platform for creating rains of growth, and an operating system to super-charge virality, until one day, when it updated its algorithm, and crippled enterprise-fueled virality accounts! Companies like Buzzfeed, and viral-clickbaiting websites are yet to recover. It was so bad that we abandoned our Tekedia account because posting an article there was simply a waste of time!

Where am I going? Google’s plan to re-cook its search engine with AI systems opens a new pandora box: “Google is ramping up its core search business with a heavy dose of artificial intelligence. The tech stalwart is adding generative AI features that will give users “more information and context” during web searches, it said Wednesday at its I/O conference.” Depending on how you acquire new customers to your platforms, that change has the potential to affect many things in the world of SEO (search engine optimization).

Today, if your site ranks very well on Google, you get a click, and hopefully you convert a few on the services you offer. But if Google search is re-wired to provide more details that disintermediates anyone clicking to visit you, you have a real problem. 

The threat of ChatGPT has already forced Google to provide summaries for some searches, and when you read those summaries, you may not even have to click to visit any website. If this trajectory continues, the implication is that visiting websites may not be the core objective for Google on the behaviour of search users. Simply, it may just expect users to read on its website with some paid links at the top to explore more.

Good People, if you depend on SEO for growth, you need to pay attention as Google updates the search because the implications are huge. Irrespective of your strategy, remember that one important thing is to build up your brand so that users will remember it and visit your platform directly. That way, you do not rely on links from other places, including Google Search.

Google is ramping up its core search business with a heavy dose of artificial intelligence. The tech stalwart is adding generative AI features that will give users “more information and context” during web searches, it said Wednesday at its I/O conference. The features, called Search Generative Experience, will initially be available for testing by Google Labs users and are separate from Bard, Google’s chatbot. Bard will also get new features and become available for everyone — no waitlist required — as it transitions to Google’s new large language model, PaLM 2.

Here is the deal: Disintermediation is possibly on the way. You need to elevate your brand so that customers can just visit directly without over-relying on SEO!

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Comment 1: Prof you are absolutely correct on this. Google sees ChatGPT and other generative/interactive AI platform as competition. Most people go to Google just to ask a simple question. But Google responds with a list of websites to get answers from. ChatGPT on the other hand, gives you a direct answer immediately Many creators have admitted that they actually prompt chatGPT more often than they Google. The only way for Google to compete and win would be to use AI to present these answers in an interactive manner just like ChatGPT. Their Competitive advantage would be that after their AI presents the answers, they can then list a few websites below for users to look further. And that is something ChatGPT doesn’t have. This will cut the need for users to proceed to sites by about..

Oyetola v Adeleke Osun State Gubernatorial Election Petition; The Summary.

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Stanley Alieke
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Osun local government

Yesterday, the Supreme Court being “the judicial final bus stop” has put an end to the back and forth surrounding the July 16th 2022 governorship election that took place in Osun state and displaced Mr. Gboyega Oyetola of the APC, the then-incumbent governor and brought in Senator Ademola  Adeleke, the dancing Senator of the opposition party (PDP) to power. 

After INEC declared Senator Adeleke of the PDP the winner of the July 16th 2022 election and duly issued him with the certificate of return, Oyetola of the APC being dissatisfied with the declaration by the INEC went straight to the election petition tribunal and filed his petition, praying the tribunal to hold that Adeleke has not been duly elected, alleging that there was over voting ie the number of those who voted is higher than the number of the registered voters in the INEC database; therefore, the court should withdraw the certificate of return that was issued to Senator Adeleke and be reissued to him and the court should therefore declare him (Oyetola) as the duly elected governor of the state.

The election petition tribunal on 27th of July, 2023 in a split decision upheld the prayers of Oyetola and his party, the APC and held that there was truly over voting and that Adeleke has not been duly elected, the court voided the declaration of Adeleke as the governor-elect and ordered that the certificate of return that was issued to Adeleke be withdrawn and be reissued to Oyetola as the duly elected governor of the state.

Senator Adeleke and his party, the PDP obviously displeased with the 27th January 2023 decision of the Osun state election petition tribunal went straight to the court of appeal; he immediately appealed the judgment of the lower court and also filed for a stay of execution of judgment so as the certificate of return issued to him will not be withdrawn.

The court of appeal while reversing the judgment of the election petition tribunal, in its judgment delivered on March 24th 2023 held that the allegation of Oyetola and the APC which formed the basis of their appeal been that there was an overvoting during the election has not been properly substantiated by Oyetalo. He has not provided enough evidence to prove the allegations of overvoting. He only relied on testamentary evidence of party agents and INEC staff which is clearly not enough to prove beyond every atom of doubt that there was an over-voting which ushered Adeleke to power.

Oyetola and the APC having lost at the court of appeal went straight to appeal at the Supreme Court for the Supreme Court to put the final end to the back and fought. The Supreme Court yesterday, the 9th of May, 2023 upheld the judgment of the court of appeal which reversed the judgment of the election tribunal. The Supreme Court in delivering its judgment stated inter Alia thus; “It is glaring that the Appellant did not provide in evidence, any BVAS, but sought to prove over-voting by means of a report of examination of INEC’s database or backend server…”.

The Supreme Court upheld and affirmed Adeleke as the governor of Osun State.

Congratulations to the dancing Senator and congratulations to the good people of Osun state. 

What Students Are Looking for in College Apartments

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TI Partners
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Housing or accommodation costs are among the top university-related expenses for all students, including those under scholarships. Budget-conscious students often choose to rent out apartments to save rental money. Choosing an apartment outside your learning institution is daunting, especially if you aren’t familiar with the area.

Looking for a student apartment also requires a lot of special considerations. Location and proximity to their learning institution aside, below are a few things students prioritize when searching for college apartments.

1.   Amenities are a deal breaker

While most students use location to narrow down on possible apartments, they also prioritize amenities. As a result, Aria Calgary and other student apartments have prioritized various student-friendly amenities in their apartments. Common amenities prioritized by students include:

  • WI-FI – Most learning institutions have embraced online learning, especially after the pandemic. This increased the demand for reliable internet connectivity. Other add-ons that come with internet connectivity include remote thermostat control, wireless door locks, and water monitoring features.
  • Storage – Students have a lot of personal items, ranging from personal clothes and bikes to sports equipment. Most will certainly appreciate apartments with extra storage space.
  • Furnishing and appliances – Students also prefer apartments with good furnishing and functional appliances. For instance, well-functioning air conditioners are important for students in warm areas, and a heating system in cold areas.

Other basic apartment perks, such as a fitness center, enough parking space, and a business center, attract students. Interior elements like private bathrooms and a good network are also a priority.

2.   Access

Moving from one point to another safely and hassle-free is very important for students. While students with cars ideally don’t prioritize public transit, they want apartments with garages and safe parking options. However, students who rely on public transport prioritize proximity to transport systems, bike lanes, and other mass transit systems.

3.   Costs

While the general trend gravitates towards budget-conscious leasing, student apartments are designed to appeal to different students with varying budgets. Housing developers typically build housing units tailored to suit underclassmen, graduate students, and others, depending on their budgets.

Student apartment communities differentiate themselves in many ways, including floor plans and general design styles. Just like travelers choose between luxury apartments with spas and moderately-priced hotels, students also have a choice between costly and averagely-priced apartment options according to their financial abilities and lifestyles.

4.   Maintenance

Most students juggle between class work and hourly jobs, making it necessary for them to live in regularly maintained apartments. Properly maintained buildings save both time and money. Ignoring simple maintenance practices, such as plumbing, can lead to stressful consequences.

5.   Lease flexibility

While the pandemic significantly affected the real estate sector, it paved the way for various changes in renter-landlord agreements. For instance, most colleges closed during the pandemic. Most students also lost their jobs, which made it difficult for them to pay rent. Students currently prefer apartments with flexible lease terms, such as subletting, to avoid these situations. Landlords should also be transparent in their refund policies and other fees.

Endnote

Looking for a student-friendly apartment can prove daunting, especially in urban areas. Most students are looking for apartments with all the necessary amenities and in the right location.

How Crypto Reacts to Changes on the Consumer Price Index

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Paul Ugbede Godwin
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The Consumer Price Index (CPI) is a measure of the average change over time in the prices paid by urban consumers for a market basket of consumer goods and services. It is widely used as an indicator of inflation, which is the general increase in the prices of goods and services over time.

Inflation affects the purchasing power of money, meaning that a higher inflation rate reduces the value of money and erodes its ability to buy goods and services. This can have significant implications for the crypto industry, which is often seen as a hedge against inflation and a store of value.

One of the main reasons why some investors choose to invest in crypto is because they believe that crypto can protect their wealth from the effects of inflation. Unlike fiat currencies, which can be printed by central banks at will, most cryptocurrencies have a fixed or limited supply that cannot be manipulated by any authority. This makes them scarce and deflationary, meaning that their value tends to increase over time as demand outstrips supply.

However, the relationship between inflation and crypto is not so straightforward. There are several factors that can influence how crypto reacts to changes in the CPI, such as:

  • The expectations of investors: If investors expect a higher inflation rate in the future, they may shift their assets from fiat currencies to crypto, driving up the demand and price of crypto. Conversely, if investors expect a lower inflation rate in the future, they may shift their assets from crypto to fiat currencies, driving down the demand and price of crypto.

  • The actions of governments and central banks: If governments and central banks adopt policies to combat inflation, such as raising interest rates or tightening monetary supply, they may reduce the attractiveness of crypto as an alternative asset class. Higher interest rates can make fiat currencies more appealing to investors who seek higher returns, while tighter monetary supply can reduce the amount of liquidity available for crypto trading. On the other hand, if governments and central banks adopt.

One of the main implications of the CPI on the crypto industry is its impact on the interest rates. The interest rates are determined by the central banks based on the inflation expectations and the economic growth. When the CPI is higher than expected, it indicates that the inflation is rising faster than the target level, which may prompt the central banks to raise the interest rates to curb the inflation and cool down the economy. Higher interest rates make borrowing more expensive and reduce the money supply in the market, which can have a negative effect on the crypto industry.

Higher interest rates can lower the demand for crypto assets, as they increase the opportunity cost of holding them. Crypto assets are usually seen as alternative investments that offer higher returns than traditional assets, such as bonds, stocks, and real estate. However, when the interest rates rise, these traditional assets become more attractive and competitive, as they offer higher yields and lower risks. Therefore, some investors may shift their funds from crypto to traditional assets, which can cause a decline in the crypto prices.

Another implication of the CPI on the crypto industry is its influence on the exchange rates. The exchange rates are determined by the supply and demand of different currencies in the global market. When the CPI is higher than expected, it implies that the domestic currency is losing its purchasing power relative to other currencies, which may lead to a depreciation of the domestic currency. A depreciating currency can have a mixed effect on the crypto industry.

On one hand, a depreciating currency can increase the demand for crypto assets, as they can serve as a hedge against inflation and currency devaluation. Crypto assets are decentralized and independent of any government or central authority, which means they are not affected by inflation or monetary policies. Therefore, some investors may prefer to hold crypto assets rather than fiat currencies that are losing their value. This can boost the crypto prices and adoption.

On the other hand, a depreciating currency can also reduce the supply of crypto assets, as they become more expensive to produce and acquire. Crypto assets are usually created through a process called mining, which involves solving complex mathematical problems using specialized hardware and software. Mining requires a lot of electricity and other resources, which are denominated in fiat currencies. Therefore, when the domestic currency depreciates, it increases the cost of mining and reduces the profitability of miners. This can lead to a lower supply of crypto assets in the market.

In conclusion, the CPI has significant implications on the crypto industry, as it affects both
the demand and supply sides of the market. The CPI reflects the inflation rate and influences
the interest rates and exchange rates, which can have positive or negative effects on
the crypto prices and adoption. The CPI is usually released by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics around the 10-15th of each month, which can cause volatility and uncertainty in
the crypto market. Therefore, crypto investors should pay attention to
the CPI data and its potential impact on the crypto industry.

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