Blockchain Home Registry (BHR) is looking for a part-time social media manager! Experience in real estate and web3 required.
*BHR is a real estate platform that allows homeowners to claim a verified NFT of a property they own, giving them access to a permanent, transferrable, historical record of their home. New data (ownership history, maintenance and renovation records, solar potential, etc.) is added to each home on the network by integrating organizations across the real estate ecosystem, which homeowners can choose to monetize on their own terms.
We’re looking for an experienced Social Media Specialist (US-based) to manage our Twitter account, engage with our community, create content, and help grow our user base. You will work closely with our founders and marketing team. The ideal candidate is thoroughly versed in Twitter and the communities, projects, and influencers relevant to both Web3 and real estate. Full description here.*
For: Marketing, Public Relations, Other **Apply by: 2022-06-17
Tokenomics DAO looking for 2 Guild Leads!
Twali will be partnering with Tokenomics DAO to form a guild with members from both communities and is looking for 2 community members to lead that guild. The primary responsibilities of this guild will be the creation of education and actionable content. If you're interested, reply !mine to this bounty. Apply by: 2022-06-12 Compensation: ETH
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The article, available both on his Mirror and soon in our Library, covers:
Biggie’s estate argued NFTs were “not copies” because an NFT is a “non-interchangeable unit of data on a blockchain that cannot be replicated" and that serves as a “digital representation of an underlying asset . . . without transferring any rights in the underlying asset.” Which is cute but . . . c'mon.