Day: April 19, 2022

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BH Network New Launchpad – BHero – From Zero to Hero

BUCHAREST, ROMANIA / ACCESSWIRE / April 18, 2022 / Cryptocurrency regulations are increasing almost as fast as projects appear. With rug pulls becoming more prevalent, it is no surprise that governments are increasing requirements for licensing. Likewise, investors and enthusiasts are becoming more cautious where they put their efforts – with good reason. However, portfolio building, and diversity are still essential to retail and institutional investors.

Those facts have increased the problems that millions of people face and make decision-making more problematic than the cryptocurrency markets once were.

Furthermore, the inherent lack of trust poses a problem for the legitimate crypto projects emerging. The genuine project builders find it more of a challenge to acquire the capital they need to evolve – leaving a lot of unique use-cases and developers on the table without room for evolution.

The broad spectrum of investors is now looking to low-cap projects for their ventures. However, looking at the next generation of ventures is as easy to be left as empty-handed as ever.

The BHero Launchpad is designed, operated, and overseen by a team that has proven itself in the industry. They will use their expertise and connections to extract the prime groups with first-rate use-cases and ensure full adoption to all current and upcoming regulations, including licensing KYC and AML checks.

As the first mainnet project of BH Network (https://bh.network), the team is excited to launch their own token on the BHero launchpad. The first listing will be a freelancing marketplace with a complete footprint in blockchain, which will offer low latency, low fee, high-security benefits that current fiat marketplaces cannot offer.

The BH Network marketplace vision is to lead freelancing marketplace innovation and expand possibilities for individuals, businesses, and customers through blockchain technology, changing the way freelancers and businesses buy and sell digital services with a non-biased view, no wait times for payment, zero manipulation, and high-end blockchain security.

Putting confidence back into the cryptocurrency system is the prime aim of BHero, no matter what rule changes appear.

BHero will be a complete cryptocurrency launchpad for start-ups and NFT projects and their investors looking to follow cryptocurrency’s safer, legal route.

The experienced team will help with the following:

  • Gaining investments
  • Legal requirements
  • General advice
  • Marketing
  • Tokenomics setup and execution
  • Connections in the field
  • Gaining project awareness within the crypto space
  • Incubator services (selected projects only)
  • And more.

If you want to find out more about the future of creating and investing in Web 3.0 projects, go to the website and see what is on offer.

https://bhero.com/
BH Network International S.R.L.
contact@bhero.com

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SOURCE: BH Network International S.R.L.

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Oil steady despite Libya supply drop, Shanghai preparing to reopen

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By Sonali Paul (Reuters) – Oil prices were little changed on Tuesday, after rising 1% in the previous session, as Libya was forced to halt some exports and as manufacturers in China prepared to reopen factories after a nearly three-week COVID-19 shutdown in Shanghai. Brent crude futures rose 21 cents, or 0.2%, to $113.37 a barrel at 0020 GMT, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures slipped 2 cents to $108.19 a barrel. Gains were limited with the dollar trading at a fresh two-year high. A stronger dollar hurts oil buyers holding other currencies. Both benchmark contracts rose mor… Continue reading “Oil steady despite Libya supply drop, Shanghai preparing to reopen”

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During meeting with Al Dabaiba: Algerian president confirms holding legislative elections in Libya is the real solution to end the crisis

Tripoli- Algerian President Abdul Majid Tebboune said holding legislative elections in Libya was the real solution to end the crisis in the country.

This came during a meeting Monday at the Presidential Palace in Algiers, with the Head of the Government of National Unity Abdul Hamid Al Dabaiba, according to the Cabinet Communication Office, which said the meeting was devoted to discussing the political situation in Libya, as well as economic cooperation between the two countries. Algerian President reaffirmed Algeria’s full support for the Government of National Unity and holding of legislative elections in Libya as the real solution to the Libyan crisis.

For his part, the Head of the Government of National Unity said the government was ready to hold elections, which are its main objective at this stage, and that the Libyan people are no longer prepared to go on further transitional stages that are being manufactured by fraud in order to prolong the Libyan crisis.

The meeting was attended by the Head of General Intelligence, Chief of General Staff, the Head of the Internal Security Service and the Ministers of State for Cabinet Affairs, Communication and Political Affairs, and on the Algerian side, by Algerian Prime Minister, the Ministers of Foreign Affairs, interior and communication, the heads of general intelligence and the internal security service.

Source: Libyan News Agency

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The European Union mission confirms its support for the return of the looted Libyan antiquities

Tripoli-The European Union Mission to Libya has expressed its support for the return of the looted artifacts to their original country of Libya, foremost of which is the head of the veiled lady, which dates back to the year 350 BC.

The mission said that the return of these valuable statues comes through a joint effort between the Libyan government and the countries of the world.

The Antiquities Authority had been able to retrieve four artifacts of the heads of funerary statues belonging to the province of Cyrene, in addition to a group of pottery jars dating back to the Germanic civilization.

On this occasion, a ceremony was held, attended by the Head of the Antiquities Authority, the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Organizational Affairs, the Head of the Libyan State Funds Recovery Office and the Recovered Assets Management, and the Head of the Tourism Police and Antiquities Protection Authority and the Director of the United Nations Regional Institute for Crime and Justice Research,

The return of these pieces came thanks to a joint cooperation between the cultural, security and judicial institutions in the two countries, based on the memorandum of understanding related to imposing import restrictions on types of archaeological and ethnological materials owned by the Libyan state, signed in 2018.

Source: Libyan News Agency

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The Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity is following up with the British Ambassador the prospects of bilateral cooperation in all fields

Tripoli-The Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity (Abdul Hamid al-Dabaiba) met today, Tuesday, in his office in the Cabinet Office, the British ambassador accredited to Libya, Caroline Hurndall.

During the meeting, Libyan-British cooperation in all fields was followed up, as well as the Libyan political situation, and the government’s plan to conduct the elections, and the extent to which the tasks entrusted to it were accomplished.

Source: Libyan News Agency

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The National Oil Corporation announces today the state of force majeure on the Brega oil port

Tripoli- The National Oil Corporation announced this afternoon, Tuesday, the state of force majeure on the Brega oil port

The corporation clarified on its website that at a time when oil prices are witnessing a significant recovery due to the increase in global demand for it, Libyan crude is subjected to a wave of illegal closures, which will have great harm on wells, reservoirs and surface equipment for the oil sector, in addition to the loss of the state treasury of sales opportunities achieved at prices It may not be repeated for decades to come.

The National Oil Corporation warned that stopping production at the Sirte Oil and Gas Production and Processing Company will have repercussions on the stability of the public electricity network, especially the eastern region, because most of the electrical stations feed on gas produced from the company’s fields.

Source: Libyan News Agency