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Technology has shrunk time and space. Businesses are ever-expanding, advertising and improving their activities through technology. If we are being honest, starting a business and not promoting it online or borrowing ideas on the internet, from other business owners, has never worked. Blockchain technology, developed as a distributed ledger of the transaction, works as a platform to ease the distribution of information between participants involved through the creation of a distributed database. Given that distributed data is valuable, the blockchain acts as a system that secures the data. A business transaction basically contains a set of data like buyers, sellers, orders, payments methods, discount, and detailed payment invoices among others. An online market has a set of data centrally situated on the platform. Adapting this data in a blockchain-based platform, all the information is accurately recorded using cryptography and then stored in blocks. MSMEs are the building bloc

Sharing e-scooters is now a new trend in sharing the mobility industry after sharing cars and sharing bicycles. Companies like Lime and Bird have brought this new mode of transportation throughout North America. This trend is becoming increasingly popular with the availability of large funds and leading industry players such as Google, Uber, and Lyft join the club. In just one year, Bird has become one of the unicorn companies, making them the fastest startup to reach a $ 1 billion valuation. In comparison, it took Lyft and Mobike about two years to join this rank. Without a doubt, the E-scooter sharing platform has a huge market opportunity to solve the last mileage problem. Although companies such as Bird and Lime have the first mover advantage, there is still no dominant company in the E-scooter sharing field. However, we see many companies entering this market, from small startups to giant sharing companies like Uber and Lyft who have launched their own e-scooter platforms

A lot of people would love to see facebook come to an end, and users want to leave, but they cannot. Why, you ask? Its because everyone is there. There’s an established user base built up through years of small connections, growing larger and larger by day and now all our stuff is there. We are afraid to leave since we fear losing our memories and the timelines of our lives, our recorded lives themselves. So, what do we do? First of all, every one of us needs to wake up, gather some courage, and realize that we are under oppression and are being held hostage by their database of our lives. One we all believe the level of harm this pauses, we will be receptive to the idea of a solution, a system for alternatives. REVOLUTION POPULI decentralized blockchain database, a lot of other apps and social nets get a chance to have the data, by user permission, and compete fair and square in the open. Picture any new entrepreneur with a new app, probably with a viral feature, like snap