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Stealth • 3m

Is India Web-3 (/2.5) Ready?. We are having multiple opportunities when building something on Web-3. Your entire business model could be changed, insensitivity for customers could be arranged, security enhancements, tokenization, many more.. Why a

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Stealth • 3m

Yeah, good question actually. This milk mantra dude went all in into defi protocol called Aarna. I think people are doing blockchain stuff in india, it's just not the right wave so we don't hear enough about it these days.

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Stealth • 3m

yup reasonable. thanks for sharing mate. 👍 I mean is India ready is.. skill, customer's adoption, guidelines, regulations, security. etc...

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