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LinkedNation prepares for launch with political support and an innovative proposal for the use of blockchain
A new project promises to bring a transformative approach to the use of blockchain in Latin America. It is LinkedNation, an initiative that, even before its official launch, is already generating interest from political leaders, educators, entrepreneurs, and influential investors on the continent.
With a focus on education, community empowerment, and strategic connections, LinkedNation proposes to go beyond the speculative logic of many crypto projects. The platform has already received public support from figures such as Alex Redano, state deputy and president of the Legislative Assembly of Rondônia (ALE-RO).
Education as the foundation of the ecosystem
The platform will offer courses on blockchain, financial education, entrepreneurship, and business management, aiming to democratize knowledge and empower communities in different socioeconomic contexts.
Network with purpose and high-level networking
Even before its launch, the proposal already brings together a diverse community formed by political leaders, educators, developers, investors, and entrepreneurs. According to the creators, this collaborative ecosystem is expected to favor the creation of mentorships, strategic alliances, and institutional support for emerging projects.
Exclusive connections and segmented events
Another differentiator of LinkedNation is the organization of private and exclusive events, aimed only at selected guests. The initiatives are expected to gather decision-makers and influential names in the sector, in spaces designed for authentic connections and collaborations with high social and economic impact.
$NATION: token with a social function
At the center of the platform will be $NATION, a token created on the Solana network. The proposal goes beyond speculation: users will be able to use it to participate in governance decisions, access rewards through staking, and engage directly in social transformation actions. Visit linkednation io for more details about the project.
A new project promises to bring a transformative approach to the use of blockchain in Latin America. It is LinkedNation, an initiative that, even before its official launch, is already generating interest from political leaders, educators, entrepreneurs, and influential investors on the continent.
With a focus on education, community empowerment, and strategic connections, LinkedNation proposes to go beyond the speculative logic of many crypto projects. The platform has already received public support from figures such as Alex Redano, state deputy and president of the Legislative Assembly of Rondônia (ALE-RO).
Education as the foundation of the ecosystem
The platform will offer courses on blockchain, financial education, entrepreneurship, and business management, aiming to democratize knowledge and empower communities in different socioeconomic contexts.
Network with purpose and high-level networking
Even before its launch, the proposal already brings together a diverse community formed by political leaders, educators, developers, investors, and entrepreneurs. According to the creators, this collaborative ecosystem is expected to favor the creation of mentorships, strategic alliances, and institutional support for emerging projects.
Exclusive connections and segmented events
Another differentiator of LinkedNation is the organization of private and exclusive events, aimed only at selected guests. The initiatives are expected to gather decision-makers and influential names in the sector, in spaces designed for authentic connections and collaborations with high social and economic impact.
$NATION: token with a social function
At the center of the platform will be $NATION, a token created on the Solana network. The proposal goes beyond speculation: users will be able to use it to participate in governance decisions, access rewards through staking, and engage directly in social transformation actions. Visit linkednation io for more details about the project.
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