REI Network has announced a partnership with Whistle, combining its zero-fee blockchain with Whistle's social ecosystem to enhance user engagement with digital products. The goal is to create an environment for deeper interaction between content creators and their fans, as well as for building fan economies. The partnership is aimed at developing a distributed social environment, providing users with new tools and features for more interactive communication. Initiatives expanding online interaction capabilities and paving the way for decentralization and user control are expected to be launched in the coming months.
10/26/2024 2:04:25 PM (GMT+1)
REI Network announced a partnership with Whistle: combining zero-fee blockchain and a social ecosystem for interactive communication and fan economies 💬
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