Blockchain Blog — pi
Is Pi Coin Worth Mining?
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Pi Coin operates a bit differently from traditional crypto assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum. The idea of the Pi Network was to allow people to mine crypto directly from a smartphone. With Pi gaining over 30 million users at its peak, this concept was clearly a smash hit!
Frustration and Skepticism from Meta
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The chief executive Mark Zuckerberg recently went on Joe Rogan’s podcast, where he told the popular comedian that building an immersive metaverse was his “holy grail.”
Metaverse-5 International Fair & Expo August 27th!
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Inside Metaverse-5 the possibilities are endless. They have movie theaters and concert regions, even an open-mic & performance stage just in case you want to show off your skills on the spot! New additions of university campuses and conference & meeting centers for people to meet from all over the world. Find people with your own interests like group meditation areas, art galleries, roller skating rinks, bumper cars, live spades tournaments and much more!
The future of mobile and desktop gaming.
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The WOMBAT token is coming soon! Wombat is a Web 3.0 gaming platform that enables players to monetize their playtime & achievements and transforms NFT ownership into a social experience that can be shared with friends and peers around the world. Wombat provides gamers with the Wombat Web 3 Gaming Platform in which gamers can find new interesting games which offer cryptocurrencies or NFTs as an incentivization and monetization mechanism for their gaming efforts. Some may want to store, manage, transfer and interact with these digital assets. Others would share their game progress and NFTs with their...
Mine Pi for free while you still can!
Posted by Micah Balazs on
Pi Network is a digital currency project that aims to keep cryptocurrency mining accessible, as the centralisation of first-generation currencies like bitcoin has put them beyond the reach of many everyday users. The Pi Network, developed by a team of Stanford University graduates, enables users to mine Pi cryptocurrency coins using its desktop and mobile phone apps, validating transactions on a distributed record.