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Learn about Bangalore's premier technical education institution, the BNM Institute of Technology. The BNM Institute of Technology trains students for lucrative jobs in engineering and technology with an emphasis on holistic development and programmes that are tailored to the needs of the industry. Learn more about the cutting-edge amenities, knowledgeable staff, and active campus life that make bnm institute of technology a popular choice for students. At the BNM Institute of Technology, where innovation and academic rigour coexist, go on a revolutionary learning experience.

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Management Quota Admission BNM Institute of Technology

BNM Institute of Technology (BNMIT), located in the bustling city of Bangalore, Karnataka, has established itself as a reputable institution in the field of engineering and technology.

Management Quota Admission in BNM Institute of Technology, Direct Admission in BNM Institute of Technology 

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Empowering Futures: BNM Educational Institutions' Timeless Commitment to Quality Education

Explore the enduring legacy of BNMEI, established in 1972 with an unwavering commitment to delivering quality education for all. Guided by the visionaries Shri. N. Raghunath Rao Maanay and Prof. Sunanda P. Jadhav, BNMEI has evolved into an educational leader, seamlessly blending modern learning with India's cultural richness. From the nurturing Montessori House to the cutting-edge BNM Institute of Technology, our institution prioritizes affordability and values, especially for the empowerment of the girl child. Join us on this journey of education that transcends boundaries and empowers futures.

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BNM Institute of Technology | BES

BNM Institute of Technology [BNMIT], Bangalore plays a vital role in providing a good platform for students. Know more about BNMIT admission 2023, fees structure, procedure, college code. Admissions open!

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Engineering Colleges in Karnataka

Karnataka is a southern state in India that is known for its rich cultural heritage and diverse geography. It is also home to some of the top engineering colleges in the country. Karnataka has a long tradition of excellence in engineering education, with many of its colleges consistently ranked among the best in India.

Here are some of the top engineering colleges in Karnataka:

National Institute of Technology (NIT), Surathkal

RV College of Engineering, Bangalore

Manipal Institute of Technology (MIT), Manipal

Ramaiah Institute of Technology (RIT), Bangalore

BNM Institute of Technology (BNMIT), Bangalore and 15th more.

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COMEDK Engineering Entrance Exam Guide

What is COMEDK UGET?

COMEDK or Consortium of Medical, Engineering and Dental Colleges of Karnataka is entrance exam conducts by Karnataka Professional Colleges Foundation Trust to take admission in more than 150 engineering colleges in Karnataka colleges. COMEDK exam conducts only in centers in Bangalore, Mysore, Tumkur, Davangere, Dharwad, Belgaum, Gulbarga, Bellary and Mangalore.

COMEDK Form and Exam Date (Tentative):

Online Application form filling date: Second week of March to Second week of April. COMEDK UGET Entrance Exam Date: Second week of May Result: 30 May to 7 June

COMEDK Eligibility:

All Indian candidates are eligible to apply. B. Tech: Applying candidates must have passed 12th (Intermediate) with minimum 45% marks (40% in case of SC, ST, OBC candidates) in Physics, Chemistry and maths individually with English as a compulsory subject. B. Arch: Candidates must have appeared in NATA and scored minimum 80 out of 200 and have passed 12th (Intermediate) with Mathematics as a subject.

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COMEDK Exam Pattern:

Total Sections: 3 (Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics) Total Questions: 180 (60 objective from each section) UGET Test Duration: 3 hours (180 minutes) Marking Scheme: There will be no negative marking COMEDK UGET Syllabus : Exam paper will be based on syllabus of 11th and 12th class (standard)

COMEDK B. E. Courses :

COMEDK Engineering Branches:

Aeronautical Engineering

Aerospace Engineering

Automation & Robotics Engineering

Automobiles Engineering

Bio-Medical Engineering

Biotechnology

Ceramic & Cement Technology

Chemical Engineering

Civil Engineering

Computer Science Engineering

Construction Tech & Management

Electrical & Electronics Engineering

Electronics & Communications Engineering

Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering

Environmental Engineering

Industrial Engineering and Management

Industrial Engineering and Production

Information Science

Information Technology & Engineering

Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering

Manufacturing Science & Engineering

Marine Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Mechatronics Engineering

Medical Electronics

Mining Engineering

Nano Technology

Telecommunication Engineering

Textile Engineering

B. Arch (Bachelor of Architecture)

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COMEDK Engineering and Architecture Colleges:

Acharya Institute of Technology, Bangalore

Acharya's Nrv School Of Architecture, Bangalore

ACS College of Engineering, Bangalore

Adichunchanagiri Institute Of Technology, Chikmagalur

Alpha College of Engineering, Bangalore

Alva's Institute Of Engineering & Technology, Moodbidri

AMC Engineering College, Bangalore

Amruta Institute Of Engineering And Management Sciences, Bangalore

Angadi Institute of Technology And Management, Belgaum

Appa Institute Of Engineering & Technology, Gulbarga

Aps College Of Engineering, Bangalore

Atria Institute Of Technology, Bangalore

Auden Technology And Management Academy, Bangalore

B G S Institute Of Technology, Balagangadharanatha, Nagara

BNM Institute Of Technology, Bangalore

BV Bhoomaraddi College Of Engineering & Technology, Hubli

Ballari Institute Of Technology & Management, Bellary

Bangalore College Of Engineering & Technology, Bangalore

Bangalore Institute Of Technology, Bangalore

Bangalore Technological Institute, Bangalore

Bapuji Institute Of Engineering & Technology, Davangere

Basava Academy Of Engineering, Bangalore

Basavakalyan Engineering College, Bidar

Basaveshwar Engineering College, Bagalkot

Bldea's V.P.Dr.P.G.Halakatti College Of Engineering & Technology, Bijapur

BMS College Of Engineering, Bangalore

BMS Institute Of Technology, Bangalore

BMS School Of Architecture, Bangalore

Brindavan College Of Engineering, Bangalore

BTL Institute Of Technology And Management, Bangalore

M.R. Institute Of Technology, Bangalore

Cambridge Institute Of Technology, Bangalore

Channabasaveshwara Institute Of Technology, Tumkur

Christ University Faculty Of Engineering, Bangalore

City Engineering College, Bangalore

Coorg Institute Of Technology, South Kodagu

Dayananda Sagar Academy Of Technology & Management Technical Campus, Bangalore

Dayananda Sagar College Of Engineering, Bangalore

Don Bosco Institute Of Technology, Bangalore

Dr Ambedkar Institute Of Technology, Bangalore

Dr M.V.Shetty Institute Of Technology, Mangalore

Dr Sri Sri Sri Shivakumara Mahaswamy College Of Engineering, Bangalore Rural

Dr T.Thimmaiah Institute Of Technology, K G F

East Point College Of Engineering & Technology, Bangalore

East Point College Of Engineering For Women, Bangalore

East West Institute Of Technology, Bangalore

Ekalavya Institute Of Technology, Chamarajanagar

Global Academy Of Technology, Bangalore

GM Institute Of Technology, Davangere

Godutai Engineering College For Women, Gulbarga

Gopalan College Of Engineering And Management, Bangalore

GSS Institute Of Technology, Bangalore

GSSS Institute Of Engineering And Technology For Women, Mysore

HKE Society's P.D.A. College Of Engineering, Gulbarga

HKE Society's S L N College Of Engineering, Raichur

Impact College Of Engineering And Applied Sciences, Bangalore

J N N College Of Engineering, Shimoga

Jss Academy Of Technical Education, Bangalore

JSS Mahavidyapeetha Sri Jayachamarajendra College Of Engineering, Mysore

Jain College Of Engineering, Belgaum

Jnana Vikas Institute Of Technology, Ramanagar

JSS Academy Of Technical Education, Mauritius, Mauritius

KLE Dr. M S Sheshgiri College Of Engineering And Technology, Belgaum

KLE Society's K. L. E College Of Engineering And Technology, Chikodi

KS School Of Engineering And Management, Bangalore

K S Institute Of Technology, Bangalore

KVG College Of Engineering, Sullia

Kalpataru Institute Of Technology, Tiptur

Karavali Institute Of Technology, Mangalore

KLE Society's K.L.E. Institute Of Technology, Hubli

KLS Gogte Institute Of Technology, Belgaum Kls's. Vishwanathrao Deshpande Rural Institute Of Technology, Haliyal

KNS Institute Of Technology, Bangalore

MS Engineering College, Bangalore

MS Ramaiah Institute of Technology, Bangalore

Maharaja Institute of Technology, Mysore

Malnad College Of Engineering, Hassan

Mangalore Institute of Technology & Engineering, Moodbidri Mangalore

Maratha Mandal's Engineering College, Belgaum

Moodlakatte Institute of Technology, Moodlakatte Udupi

Nadgir Institute of Engineering & Technology, Bangalore

Nagarjuna College of Engineering & Technology, Bangalore

NIE Institute of Technology, Mysore

Nitte Meenakshi Institute of Technology, Bangalore

Nmam Institute of Technology, Nitte

E.S.College of Engineering, Mandya

PES Institute of Technology & Management, Shivamogga PES Institute of Technology Bangalore South Campus, Bangalore

PNS Women's Institute of Technology, Bangalore

Prasanna College of Engg & Technology, Belthangady-Ujire

Proudhadevaraya Institute of Technology, Hospet

R V College of Engineering, Bangalore

R L Jalappa Institute of Technology, Doddaballapur

R R Institute of Technology, Bangalore

RTE Society's Rural Engineering College, Hulkoti

Raja Rajeswari College of Engineering, Bangalore

Rajeev Institute of Technology, Hassan

Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology, Bangalore

Rao Bahadur Y.Mahabaleswarappa Engineering College, Bellary

Reva Institute of Technology And Management, Bangalore

Rns Institute of Technology, Bangalore

Bheemanna Khandre Institute of Technology, Bhalki Bidar

S C T Institute of Technology, Bangalore

Sjb Institute of Technology, Bangalore

S J C Institute of Technology, Chikballapur

E.A. College of Engineering & Technology, Bangalore

G. Balekundri Institute of Technology, Belgaum

J.P.N Trust's Hirasugar Institute of Technology, Nidasoshi

Sahyadri College of Engineering And Management, Mangalore

Sai Vidya Institute of Technology, Bangalore

Sambhram Institute of Technology, Bangalore

Sampoorna Institute of Technology & Research (Sitar), Channapatna Bangalore

Sapthagiri College of Engineering, Bangalore

Sdm College of Engineering & Technology, Dharwad

Sdm Institute of Technology, Ujire

Secab Institute of Engineering & Technology, Bijapur

Shaikh College of Engineering And Technology, Belgaum

Shirdi Sai Engineering College, Bangalore

Shree Devi Institute of Technology, Mangalore

Shri Madhwa Vadiraja Institute of Technology & Management, Udupi

Shridevi Institute of Engineering & Technology, Tumkur

Siddaganga Institute of Technology, Tumkur

Sir M.Visvesvaraya Institute of Technology, Bangalore

SJM Institute of Technology, Chitradurga

Kamala And Sri Venkappa M.Agadi College of Engineering &Technology, Laxmeshwar Gadag

Sri Basaveshwara Institute of Technology, Tiptur

Sri Belimatha Mahasamsthana Institute of Technology, Bangalore

Jain University-School of Engineering And Technology, Ramanagara

Sri Krishna Institute of Technology, Bangalore

Sri Krishna School of Engineering & Management, Bangalore

Sri Revana Siddeshwara Institute of Technology, Bangalore

Sri Siddhartha Institute of Technology, Tumkur

Sri Taralabalu Jagadguru Institute of Technology, Ranebennur

Sri Venkateshwara College of Engineering, Bangalore

Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore

Srinivas School of Engineering, Mangalore

St Joseph Engineering College, Mangalore

T John Institute of Technology, Bangalore

The National Institute of Engineering, Mysore

Tontadarya College of Engineering, Gadag

Veerappa Nisty Engineering College, Yadgir

Vemana Institute of Technology, Bangalore

Vidya Vikas Institute of Engineering & Technology, Mysore

Vidyavardhaka College of Engineering, Mysore

Vijaya Vittala Institute of Technology, Bangalore

Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Bangalore

Yagachi Institute of Technology, Hassan

Yellamma Dasappa Institute of Technology, Bangalore

ATME College of Engineering, Mysore

Achutha Institute of Technology, Chikkaballapur

Vivekananda College of Engineering & Technology, Puttur

C Byregowda Institute of Technology, Kolar

Jyothy Institute of Technology, Bangalore

Bharat Sevadal's Aakar Academy of Architecture, Bangalore

Shri Pillappa College of Engineering, Bangalore

Shetty Institute of Technology, Gulbarga

Lingaraj Appa Engineering College, Bidar

Adarsha Institute of Technology, Bangalore

Sharada School of Architecture, Bangalore

Sjb School of Architecture & Planning, Bangalore

Reva University, Bangalore

Alliance College of Engineering & Design. Alliance University, Bangalore

Impact School of Architecture, Bangalore

M S Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences, Bangalore

Mysore School Of Architecture, Mysore

R R School Of Architecture, Bangalore

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Nearly 34 years ago, October 1984: The #battleship @battleshipiowa , sister to the (at the time still-active) USS New Jersey @battleshipnj, went past my college (Stevens) on its way to pay a 21 gun salute to the museum-ship USS Intrepid @intrepidmuseum . Note that one of the “Twin Towers” is in the background, to the right. Days later it left during breakfast, in a thick and eerie fog that practically hid all of Manhattan. Look closely, you can see the sailors man the rail in the fog. (at Stevens Institute of Technology) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bnm-Q0JAYNV/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=16va78xger707

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Management Quota Admission BNM Institute of Technology 2024

BNM Institute of Technology (BNMIT), located in the bustling city of Bangalore, Karnataka, has established itself as a reputable institution in the field of engineering and technology.

Management Quota Admission in BNM Institute of Technology, Direct Admission in BNM Institute of Technology 

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Could Cash Restrictions in Malaysia Boost Crypto Usage

Malaysia has joined a growing list of nations imposing capital controls on their people. Economic and geopolitical tensions are forcing governments to restrict the flow of money across their borders. As this is practically a form of financial subjugation, will more turn to crypto?

Crypto Over Cash Controls?

It was reported by local media this week that Malaysia’s central bank is planning to impose a cash transaction limit of RM25,000 (approx. $US6,000). Bank Negara (BNM) deputy governor and chairman of the National Coordination Committee to Counter Money Laundering (NCC), Datuk Abdul Rasheed Ghaffour, said that the measure was to address the abuse of physical cash used for illicit activities.

The restrictions will apply to all cash transactions including payments of goods and services and donations and transfers between parties and businesses. There are a couple of exemptions however including transactions to and from regulated financial institutions and humanitarian aid donations.

The banker asserted that it would not affect households since, according to their very small survey, 80 percent of them are of low and middle income with average cash transactions well below the limit.

“Our engagements with individuals suggested that a single transaction over RM25,000 by cash is really (unprecedented). This can also be seen with the average total expenditure of households across various income brackets.”

He added that the two-fold objectives of the cash embargo were to complement the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter Financing of Terrorism framework in Malaysia and send a message that anonymous transactions will not be tolerated.

As another nation stomps on the rights of its people, the use of crypto currency may get a boost as a result. It has already been suggested that Bitcoin and crypto usage could spike as it has done in other countries that have imposed capital controls.

No Bitcoin Rush Just Yet

According to Coin.dance which has measured localbitcoins volume in MYR, there has been no increased activity yet which doesn’t mirror the yo-yoing of BTC price over the past couple of years.

LBC vol MYR – Coin.dance

A Reddit on the topic generated a response from a Malaysian in the crypto industry who suggested it may not cause a big Bitcoin rush. Reasoning would be that individuals can still use large amounts of cash providing they inform the bank the purpose of the transfer. This system is in place in many other countries already.

He added that there were many migrant workers in Malaysia that exclusively use cash and it has yet to develop the digital payments systems that are abundant in China. Additionally, crypto usage for payments is also very low there;

“I have yet to stumble on a place that accepts cryptos. And I’m living in the city. Most crypto fans here are probably like me too – more interested in the speculation and trading part although we know quite a bit about the technology too.”

So initially it does not look to be happening though the pattern of regime enforced capital controls is increasing across the world.

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Could Cash Restrictions in Malaysia Boost Crypto Usage

Malaysia has joined a growing list of nations imposing capital controls on their people. Economic and geopolitical tensions are forcing governments to restrict the flow of money across their borders. As this is practically a form of financial subjugation, will more turn to crypto?

Crypto Over Cash Controls?

It was reported by local media this week that Malaysia’s central bank is planning to impose a cash transaction limit of RM25,000 (approx. $US6,000). Bank Negara (BNM) deputy governor and chairman of the National Coordination Committee to Counter Money Laundering (NCC), Datuk Abdul Rasheed Ghaffour, said that the measure was to address the abuse of physical cash used for illicit activities.

The restrictions will apply to all cash transactions including payments of goods and services and donations and transfers between parties and businesses. There are a couple of exemptions however including transactions to and from regulated financial institutions and humanitarian aid donations.

The banker asserted that it would not affect households since, according to their very small survey, 80 percent of them are of low and middle income with average cash transactions well below the limit.

“Our engagements with individuals suggested that a single transaction over RM25,000 by cash is really (unprecedented). This can also be seen with the average total expenditure of households across various income brackets.”

He added that the two-fold objectives of the cash embargo were to complement the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter Financing of Terrorism framework in Malaysia and send a message that anonymous transactions will not be tolerated.

As another nation stomps on the rights of its people, the use of crypto currency may get a boost as a result. It has already been suggested that Bitcoin and crypto usage could spike as it has done in other countries that have imposed capital controls.

No Bitcoin Rush Just Yet

According to Coin.dance which has measured localbitcoins volume in MYR, there has been no increased activity yet which doesn’t mirror the yo-yoing of BTC price over the past couple of years.

LBC vol MYR – Coin.dance

A Reddit on the topic generated a response from a Malaysian in the crypto industry who suggested it may not cause a big Bitcoin rush. Reasoning would be that individuals can still use large amounts of cash providing they inform the bank the purpose of the transfer. This system is in place in many other countries already.

He added that there were many migrant workers in Malaysia that exclusively use cash and it has yet to develop the digital payments systems that are abundant in China. Additionally, crypto usage for payments is also very low there;

“I have yet to stumble on a place that accepts cryptos. And I’m living in the city. Most crypto fans here are probably like me too – more interested in the speculation and trading part although we know quite a bit about the technology too.”

So initially it does not look to be happening though the pattern of regime enforced capital controls is increasing across the world.

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Could Cash Restrictions in Malaysia Boost Crypto Usage

Malaysia has joined a growing list of nations imposing capital controls on their people. Economic and geopolitical tensions are forcing governments to restrict the flow of money across their borders. As this is practically a form of financial subjugation, will more turn to crypto?

Crypto Over Cash Controls?

It was reported by local media this week that Malaysia’s central bank is planning to impose a cash transaction limit of RM25,000 (approx. $US6,000). Bank Negara (BNM) deputy governor and chairman of the National Coordination Committee to Counter Money Laundering (NCC), Datuk Abdul Rasheed Ghaffour, said that the measure was to address the abuse of physical cash used for illicit activities.

The restrictions will apply to all cash transactions including payments of goods and services and donations and transfers between parties and businesses. There are a couple of exemptions however including transactions to and from regulated financial institutions and humanitarian aid donations.

The banker asserted that it would not affect households since, according to their very small survey, 80 percent of them are of low and middle income with average cash transactions well below the limit.

“Our engagements with individuals suggested that a single transaction over RM25,000 by cash is really (unprecedented). This can also be seen with the average total expenditure of households across various income brackets.”

He added that the two-fold objectives of the cash embargo were to complement the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter Financing of Terrorism framework in Malaysia and send a message that anonymous transactions will not be tolerated.

As another nation stomps on the rights of its people, the use of crypto currency may get a boost as a result. It has already been suggested that Bitcoin and crypto usage could spike as it has done in other countries that have imposed capital controls.

No Bitcoin Rush Just Yet

According to Coin.dance which has measured localbitcoins volume in MYR, there has been no increased activity yet which doesn’t mirror the yo-yoing of BTC price over the past couple of years.

LBC vol MYR – Coin.dance

A Reddit on the topic generated a response from a Malaysian in the crypto industry who suggested it may not cause a big Bitcoin rush. Reasoning would be that individuals can still use large amounts of cash providing they inform the bank the purpose of the transfer. This system is in place in many other countries already.

He added that there were many migrant workers in Malaysia that exclusively use cash and it has yet to develop the digital payments systems that are abundant in China. Additionally, crypto usage for payments is also very low there;

“I have yet to stumble on a place that accepts cryptos. And I’m living in the city. Most crypto fans here are probably like me too – more interested in the speculation and trading part although we know quite a bit about the technology too.”

So initially it does not look to be happening though the pattern of regime enforced capital controls is increasing across the world.

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5 BMS Institute of  Technology and Management, Bangalore

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7 New Horizon College  of Engineering, Bangalore

8 PES University,  Bangalore

9 AMC Engineering  College, Bangalore

10 Bangalore Institute  of Technology, Bangalore

11 BNM Institute of  Technology, Bangalore

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Everus – An Introduction

Everus Technologies Sdn. Bhd. is a blockchain technology company based in Malaysia, with aims to pioneer in the provision of blockchain as service not just in the country, but worldwide and recently they entered the Korean market and started to actively attract Korean market. With a host of products tailored to offer world-changing solutions in the industry, Everus tries to provide a positive transition for consumers to embrace cryptocurrency and blockchain as a service.

Everus also has its own cryptocurrency known as EVR, an ERC-20 token powered by the Ethereum blockchain infrastructure. Available for trade on the C-CEX, Cryptopia, Kuna and LocalBitcoinCash exchanges, there are currently over 80 million EVR in circulation, with a total supply of 1 billion available.

In April this year, Everus was recognized by the Central Bank of Malaysia (BNM) as a reporting institution in compliance with the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT) – Digital Currencies (Sector 6) policy. The recognition by BNM means an added boost to consumer confidence in Everus, as all Everus wallet transactions are transparent and abide by stipulated regulation by regulators.

EVR Wallet holders can track, send, receive and store their EVR in the Everus Mobile Wallet App, which was launched in April this year. Available on both iOS and Android, this app provides easy account access for the Everus wallet holder who is constantly on-the-go. One of the key strengths of the app is its security features; the mobile wallet features foremost technologies in the provision of facial recognition and fingerprint authentication features. Down the stream, Everus will further enhance the versatility of the Everus Mobile App by including a one-stop utility payment processing function; enabling the Everus wallet holder to pay for essential services such as utility bills, mobile phone top-ups and more.

Unlike other cryptocurrencies which are mainly used for the purpose of investment, Everus aims to position the EVR as a viable method of payment. Everus, is currently building its global network of merchants to increase the usability of EVR among those who own it.

As a measure to expand the Everus ecosystem, Everus will soon launch the crypto debit card, which will enable the Everus wallet holder to spend the EVR anywhere within a wide network of participating merchants and outlets worldwide.  The aim of the debit card is not only spending convenience for purchases but also so that, potential users become more familiar with the EVR which speed up the adoption and the understanding of cryptocurrency.

Everus is also venturing into data mining services for data mining enthusiasts. The Yottahash service shall be available to mining enthusiasts who are looking for operating solutions to overcome operating requisites such sourcing and suitability of venue, setting-up and maintenance of rigs and regulatory compliance.

Everus aims to make Yottahash the largest cryptocurrency mining farm in Asia: which also offers the mining enthusiast the convenience of a wide range of reliable mining rigs for purchase.  Yottahash guarantees 100% transparency, round the clock monitoring and tractability.

Once Everus’ key products are established and operational, this should see a large spike in usability for EVR and increased trading volume. It is still early days, but the realization of the Everus milestones will Everus as of the world’s most dynamic blockchain organizations in the South East Asia.

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