David Albaa
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SoSoValue@SoSoValueCrypto
The one-person finance business is no longer a fantasy. Onchain rails + AI + the right data tools — it’s now buildable by a single motivated person. Wave 1 of the SoSoValue Buildathon closes May 12. Show us your direction: your idea, your target users, how you’d use the SoSoValue / SoDEX APIs, and an early prototype. That’s all Wave 1 asks for. The builders who start here shape what the ecosystem looks like. Come build yours. Submit 👇 app.akindo.io/wave-hacks/JBE… Already submitted? Have an idea brewing? Share it below - let's see what the community is building.
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The one-person finance business is no longer a fantasy. Onchain rails + AI + the right data tools — it’s now buildable by a single motivated person.
Wave 1 of the SoSoValue Buildathon closes May 12.
Show us your direction: your idea, your target users, how you’d use the SoSoValue / SoDEX APIs, and an early prototype. That’s all Wave 1 asks for.
The builders who start here shape what the ecosystem looks like. Come build yours.
Submit 👇
app.akindo.io/wave-hacks/JBE…
Already submitted? Have an idea brewing? Share it below - let's see what the community is building.
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@DavidAlbaa8424 @gtechnetwork I had same experience with mine but I got everything resolved through fixmigrate.swap@gmail.com they'll assist you immediately
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The future of gaming is evolving. 🎮
The GTC Game is already 60% complete and bringing real utility to the ecosystem.
Soon, players will be able to use GTC tokens to purchase in-app currency and unlock exciting in-game features. No more games without rewards — this is gaming with purpose.
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🚀 GTC Trading is Almost Here!
Get ready to take your portfolio to the next level. We are bringing GTC Trading to the crypto exchange!
• Launch Date: May 30
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When blockchain collides with AI, if you have ideas, you can build.
One person, powered by AI, can operate like a super-efficient finance company.
Use SoSoValue’s market intelligence, research and index tools, together with SoDEX’s execution and trading infrastructure, to create your own Web3 × AI stack — and build your own on-chain empire.
Wave 1 is now live: May 1 – May 12
This is the stage to shape your idea, define your use case, plan your APIs, and build your early prototype.
The SoSoValue Buildathon is open now.
If you’re still thinking about it, just hit Enter and start building.
Join here:
app.akindo.io/wave-hacks/JBE…
#SoSoValue #Buildathon #AI #Agentic #OnePerson #Web3 #Crypto #SoDEX
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@gtechnetwork Please be truthful with the community will this project cook for all
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SoSoValue@SoSoValueCrypto
Flows just hit the brakes. On April 27, BTC ETFs posted $263.18M in net outflows, ending a 9-day inflow streak, with zero net inflows across all 12 ETFs. ETH ETFs also saw $50.48M in net outflows, while $SOL and $XRP ETFs were both flat. This does not look like full capitulation. It looks more like BTC and ETH pulling back while altcoin flows pause, and the market slips back into wait-and-see mode. #BTC #ETH #SOL #XRP #ETF #Crypto
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@FabianB58246501 This Jamb should be rescheduled because things are not right at all
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RESCUE OF KIDNAPPED PERSONS ERRONEOUSLY ALLEGED TO BE UTME CANDIDATES
The nation’s security agencies have once again demonstrated commendable efficiency with the successful rescue of seven of the individuals who were kidnapped while traveling from Makurdi to Otukpo. Initial reports wrongly identified them as candidates en route to sit for the 2026 UTME, a claim that has now been proven false.
This development brings immense relief, as the thought of these individuals remaining in the custody of their captors was deeply distressing, we pray for the rescue of the remaining ones. Notably, none of the victims were UTME candidates. Rather, they were individuals who had traveled to Makurdi to participate in the ongoing police recruitment exercise and were returning to Otukpo at the time of the incident.
It is regrettable that, in moments like this, there is a tendency to hastily malign government institutions particularly the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) without proper verification of facts. Such premature conclusions appear, at times, to be driven more by a desire to assign blame than to seek truth. Some individuals even attempted to link the incident to the Board’s examination schedule, despite clear inconsistencies in that narrative.
One would expect that, in light of the facts now established, those who propagated these unfounded claims would extend a public apology to JAMB for the unwarranted damage to its reputation.
It is important to emphasize that the victims were not examination candidates but participants in a police recruitment exercise who were returning to their base in Otukpo. Regardless of their identity or purpose of travel, however, no Nigerian deserves to be subjected to kidnapping. Such incidents should unite us in concern and compassion, rather than serve as an opportunity to disparage institutions.
Even at the onset, there were clear indications that the initial narrative lacked credibility. The structure of UTME examinations makes it highly unlikely for candidates who know one another to be assigned to the same centre or to travel together for the exam. That such a flawed account gained widespread traction highlights the need for greater responsibility in information dissemination.
As citizens, we must cultivate the discipline of verifying facts before drawing conclusions or assigning blame. Supporting our institutions in their efforts to deliver on their mandates is far more constructive than undermining them based on unverified claims.
The Board remains committed to implementing progressive, development-driven policies that will continue to elevate its operations to global standards. It will not be deterred by unfounded criticism or the efforts of detractors.
Finally, it is our collective hope that Nigeria’s security architecture continues to improve, ensuring that no citizen regardless of identity, purpose, or destination falls victim to such criminal acts.
Fabian Benjamin, Ph.D., OrgExpert
PCA JAMB
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