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Why 2022 will bring Solana and Big Eyes Unfathomable Returns!

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We are firmly into the second half of 2022 and the cryptocurrency market is beginning to show strength. It’s widely believed that the market has bottomed out and now is the perfect time to start accumulating new innovative projects and cryptocurrencies that have survived the bear market: Big Eyes Coin and Solana make great examples. Further to this, recent CPI figures suggest that US inflation rates have begun to slow down, giving further credibility to the strength in the market.

How does this impact the Solana price prediction?

Cryptocurrency adoption has only increased over the last year. You might not be aware of this because innovative projects – Solana – like building rather than marketing themselves in bear markets. This typically means that come the confirmation of the crypto bull market, there is a host of positive news, information and upgrades to the project which sends the price flying.

As shown in the graphic below (Solanafloor.com – 13/09/22) the Solana NFT total floor value has just taken out its 3-month high and is seeing increased transaction volume. This spike in price and activity gives a great deal of confluence to not only the beginnings of a new bull market but to the success of the SOL token price over the next few years.

The SOL token governs everything on the Solana blockchain, from P2P transactions, usage of dApps on its network and the buying and selling of Solana NFTs. This resurgence in NFT volume and price shows that the confidence in the Solana network, despite recent outages, is still extremely strong. If there is a blockchain that can take on Ethereum, Solana is your best bet.

2022 is the year of the Tiger. Why you should bet on Big Eyes.

Big Eyes Coin is the latest innovative meme token to appear on our radar and there is good reason to believe in its success. Branching away from the saturated ‘doge’-fueled meme coin industry, Big Eyes is a cute cat-themed project.

The current heavyweights of the meme coin market are Dogecoin and Shiba Inu and both centre around the Shiba dog. This begs the question of how two different meme coins can share the exact same marketing strategies and both take a huge share of the crypto market.

In our opinion, this gives Big Eyes a huge amount of potential for future growth over the coming bull market as there is a vacant spot for a heavy-hitting cat meme coin.

Why Big Eyes Coin over another Cat-inspired meme token?

The Big Eyes development team have done a fantastic job on marketing in the very short time the project has been active. Having raised over $2 million in its first presale phase, this really stands as a testament to the hard work and creativity of the development team.

Big Eyes does not intend to stand on ceremony either, with a launch on Uniswap scheduled for the end of the year as well as an NFT collection to be launched in late Q4 or early 2023. This NFT collection will permit entry to the Big Eyes NFT Sushi Crew, a club that potentially in the future could be likened to the Bored Ape Yacht Club community. With all this in mind, it is not hard to comprehend how the project has already raised $2 million, with plenty more news and funding surely on the horizon.

Cryptocurrency adoption is growing fast and if we are on the verge of a new cryptocurrency bull market, the most innovative projects with strong marketing will fly first. Both Big Eyes and Solana qualify for these categories and make very safe investments going into the next year or two. As Big Eyes is still in its presale phases, it could very well bring you that 100x + ROI you’ve been scouting for in the bear market.

If you want to buy Big Eyes Coin while it is still in presale click the link, connect your wallet and purchase with either USDT, ETH or BNB.

For more information on Big Eyes Coin (BIG), please visit the following links:

Presale: https://buy.bigeyes.space/

Website: https://bigeyes.space/

Telegram: https://t.me/BIGEYESOFFICIAL

It’s A Meme Coin Bonanza! Big Eyes Coin, Dogecoin, and Shiba Inu Look To Dominate The Market In Q4

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The meme coin trend started with the introduction of Dogecoin (DOGE) to the crypto market in 2013. The platform, created by Jackson Palmer and Billy Markus, was started as a joke. However, it quickly became one of the most dominant sectors of the crypto market.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) joined the market in 2020 as a competitor to Dogecoin and saw one of the biggest jumps in value, rising by 46,000,000%! However, there is a new cryptocurrency in town, called Big Eyes Coin (BIG). The new platform has been grabbing the headlines for its innovative features and high return potential. Let’s find out why these cryptocurrencies could dominate Q4.

Big Eyes Coin Hits The $2 Million Mark!

Big Eyes Coin focuses on being a community-driven cryptocurrency, allocating 70% of its tokens to the public during its presale. The presale has hit the $2 million mark, showcasing how popular Big Eyes Coin is becoming in the meme crypto community.

If you’ve ever wanted to own a cute feline NFT, you can! Big Eyes Coin aims to have an NFT collection in the top ten projects, with NFT events taking place each season. The Big Eyes Coin NFTs can be used to access exclusive events, including the Big Eyes Sushi Crew, which is a club for those holding Big Eyes NFTs!

Big Eyes Coin is hosting a 250k giveaway! That’s right, 250,000 precious BIG tokens are going straight to the community. The competition will pick ten winners, with the first taking home 100,000 tokens. The rest is divided between the other nine winners. The winners are announced when the competition ends on the 11th of December.

Dogecoin – Where The Meme Coin Market Began

Dogecoin currently boasts an impressive market capitalisation of $8 billion, according to CoinMarketCap. The mammoth number has catapulted it into the top ten cryptocurrencies, showing how crucial meme coins are in the crypto market.

Dogecoin has received regular attention from billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk. Each tweet that Elon Musk posts to his 100 million followers have often resulted in a price spike for Dogecoin. When it was announced that Elon Musk would purchase a stake in Twitter, Dogecoin rose by 27%!

Dogecoin has fluctuated in value throughout its history. However, it shows its potential to explode in the future, making it a viable contender for your portfolio when the price is low.

Can Shiba Inu Overtake Its Main Competitor?

Shiba Inu has lived in Dogecoin’s shadow since its inception. However, the meme coin has provided fruitful returns for its holders throughout its short history, making it a desirable cryptocurrency to hold at the right time.

An Ethereum (ETH) whale has purchased 550 billion SHIB tokens ahead of the merge! Could this be a sign of a potential price rally in the future? All signs point to yes as Shiba Inu has increased by 1.43% in the last seven days at the time of writing.

The introduction of the Shiba Inu Metaverse could happen in Q4 of 2022. Is this the push that Shiba Inu needs to overtake its main rival, Dogecoin? Shiba Inu currently has a market capitalisation that is $2 billion smaller than Dogecoin. However, if one thing is guaranteed in the crypto market, it is surprises.

Final Thoughts

Dogecoin and Shiba Inu both have the potential to explode and dominate the market through Q4. Meme coins are known for their high return potential, helping some users earn fortunes through their price volatility.

However, meme coins often have a low utility which can result in a reduction in value. Big Eyes Coin takes the high return potential from its meme coin status and combines it with an ecosystem full of utility. If you’re looking for a token that could dominate Q4, let it be Big Eyes Coin.

For more information on Big Eyes Coin (BIG), please visit the following links:

Presale: https://buy.bigeyes.space/

Website: https://bigeyes.space/

Telegram: https://t.me/BIGEYESOFFICIAL

MTN Launches 5G Network In Nigeria, Offers Subscribers Instant Access To Things They Care About

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Multinational Mobile telecommunications company MTN Nigeria has officially launched the 5G network commonly called the fifth-generation company in Nigeria.

This makes Nigeria the third country in Africa to launch the 5G network, after Kenya and South Africa.

The telecommunications company began the

launch of its commercial 5G network in Lagos state, with plans to launch the network in six other cities which are; Abuja, Port Harcourt, Ibadan, Kano, Owerri, and Maiduguri.

According to MTN’s 2022 half-year report, 127 5G sites have been set up in preparation for the 5G launch. The company plans to have nationwide 5G coverage by 2025, subsequently rolling out this technology in phases.

During the launch of the 5G technology, CEO of MTN Nigeria, Karl Toriola, while speaking disclosed that the company’s newly launched technology will change everything, by enabling effective collaboration among people.

Also stating that through its numerous possibilities, the technology promises to change communication forever.

In his words; “Every major technological evolution changes the way we live, the way we connect; changes what is possible. GSM took phone calls on the road, 2G added texting to our experience (and created a whole new language), 3G brought the internet to our phones, and 4G made video widely available on mobiles. 5G will change everything.

“It will allow us to connect, create, collaborate, and compete in ways we cannot imagine yet. Today we will show you a glimpse of the many possibilities 5G has in store. What is most important is what you and every Nigerian can create with it.”

The advanced 5G technology promises to extend the reach and capacity of MTN Nigeria’s data network in Nigeria and enable much faster speeds and lower latency, giving customers near-instant access to the things they care about and downloads that take seconds, instead of minutes.

MTN however disclosed that for subscribers to enjoy the 5G network, they would need compatible devices, such as routers and mobile phones, which can be pre-ordered from designated MTN walk-in stores and online via the MTN Nigeria website and e-marketplace. The pre-ordered devices could be picked up or would be delivered to customers at designated locations.

MTN is the first telecom operator in Nigeria to launch the 5G technology, as the network has always shown readiness to offer subscribers the best of service.

The rollout of 5G technology was expected to accelerate the actualization of the national targets in the Nigerian National Broadband Plan, the National Digital Economy Policy and Strategy, as well as other sectoral policies designed to enhance Nigeria’s digital transformation.

With MTN’s launch of the 5G technology, Nigeria joins a handful of African countries that have rolled out the 5G network.

Clickatell Partners With CBN To Launch A USSD Channel For eNaira

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Clickatell, a cpaas innovator and chat commerce leader that enables businesses to connect with their customers, has partnered with the central bank of Nigeria (CBN), to offer fast, simple and cost-effective eNaira banking services to Nigerians using the USSD code.

After the Central bank of Nigeria (CBN) launched the eNaira in October 2021, with the goal of advancing the boundaries of payments system to make financial transactions easy and seamless. Ten months after the launch, the CBN proceeded to unveil the USSD code for the country’s digital currency which is *997#.

Recently, Clickatell collaborated with the CBN to launch a USSD channel for the eNaira, as part of the Apex bank goal to make basic banking accessible to all Nigerians, and ultimately deepen financial inclusion.

This USSD code will deepen financial inclusion by giving a large percentage of Nigerians, many of whom do not have smartphones, access to unlimited opportunities through financial services that do not require mobile data.

This decision by the CBN is no doubt based on an understanding of the low financial inclusion in Nigeria, and the unique features of the Nigerian economy.

Clickatell Commercial Director, West Africa, Uzo Nwani disclosed that Clickatell’s role in making this a reality has been one of the most important achievements of the firm’s engagements in Nigeria, and he strongly believes that the introduction of the eNaira USSD code will also enable unbanked Nigerians to have access to cashless banking services.

In his words; “Introducing the USSD short code allows non-banked Nigerians, many of whom do not have smartphones, to access cashless banking services and is a big win for the stated goals of delivering meaningful financial inclusion.

“Our Chat Flow product provides a strong platform to support rapid innovation. Digital currencies provide measurable customer benefits, including lower costs and a simple user experience, and adding new innovative features over time will definitely attract more customers.

“There is no question that CBN has set the benchmark when it comes to financial inclusion in Africa, and we look forward to being a part of that journey.

“Clickatell’s role in making this a reality has been one of the most important achievements of our engagements in Nigeria.”

Also commenting on the launch of the USSD code is the CBN Deputy Governor Economic Policy, Dr. Kingsley Obiora who said,

The USSD channel is a vital part of our journey towards realising our financial inclusion vision. We see the eNaira as a leap forward in the evolution of money.

“Thus, CBN is working with partners who are committed to taking advantage of this new technology for continuous innovation towards delivering exciting new features.”

Despite the increase in the penetration of smartphones in Nigeria, only 44% of the population have access to smartphones. The majority of mobile users in the country are still using feature phones which only offer basic phone functions like voice calling and text messaging.

The CBN launch of the eNaira’s USSD code will no doubt rapid inroads towards getting most of the 30% of unbanked Nigerians into the formal banking system.     

As part of its efforts, the CBN is working hard to boost awareness and education around the new digital currency and has offered an incentive of 200eNGN airtime for the first 100,000 users to onboard using the eNaira USSD feature.

Behind the Numbers as Nigeria Falls Out of World Education Forum Top 10 in Africa

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First, I hope the government will not attack the World Education Forum for producing a report where Nigeria did not make the top 10 countries in Africa in the educational system. Yes, we have that attitude to dismiss any data that we do not like. The fact is self-evident: Nigeria is underperforming across all layers of our educational system.

When I was in secondary school (Secondary Technical School Ovim), it was common for the principal to address us, telling us that some of our math and science teachers would be going to other African countries to deepen their STEM capacities.

My Further Mathematics teacher (Mr. I. Ukene) made two trips to Namibia and Botswana. But recently, it does seem like these countries are the ones that may be sending support to us. Nigeria has missed the top 10 spots in the latest World Economic Forum educational system ranking for Africa; Seychelles was #1 while Namibia is #10 (full list on click).

Yet, this ranking is not balanced. I bring the same argument when you see Norway and many Scandinavian nations ranking top in primary and secondary educational systems, well ahead of the United States. Those nations are monolithic unlike the US with its massive diversity and history. By the time you average high performing and low performing districts in the US, it looks ordinary. But do not be confused by that ranking. Rather, be worried that many are left behind even when it does produce the absolute best.

That takes me back to Nigeria. According to NBS data, Imo State has a literacy rate of 96.43% while Yobe is at 7.23%. If you average both, Nigeria looks bad, but that does not mean that Nigeria does not have excellence. So, ranking, even by WEF, is not the full story. Of course, we need to do more for all to rise!

https://www.tekedia.com/nigeria-missing-in-world-economic-forum-2022-top-10-african-countries-with-best-education-system/