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The Innovation of LikeLib 2.0 Redefines Public Chain Technology

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LikeLib is a community-based open source blockchain project that uses blockchain technology and digital identities to digitize and informatize assets; use smart contracts to automatically manage assets and information to achieve a diversified network of “smart economy”.

The ecosystem joins the major communities around the world to participate, and is committed to linking all with an open mind, thus building a decentralized network that can expand and achieve multi-party collaboration and win-win in real business society.

LikeLib public chain team leader Mr. Thierry, operations director DIma, and technical general counsel Ms. Olga. All of them have very strong technology and business background.

LikeLib’s core members include Technical Director Mr. Renia, Mr. Yevgeny, Technical Director Daniel, Software Engineer Oleg, Sergey, Dennis, Business Analyst Mr. Andre, Ms. Tania and the community technology development team Ms. Julia Palamarchu, Maksim Hryhoryeu, Daniel Harapko, Anre Ku, Alexey Nekrasov, Alex, etc. have many years of experience in relevant positions in Dublin internationally, as well as abundant professional knowledge and skills.

Some ecological applications of LikeLib blockchain include:

1. The best solution (Biteacon)

Biteacon is a browser that interacts with the LikeLib ecosystem, which can help users explore other network-related information such as its blockchain and transaction volume.

2. The best smart contract (Supplike)

Supplike is a platform with built-in embedded supply chain builder based on LikeLib blockchain. With the built-in builder, you can easily design and deploy the supply chain, assign roles and use it easily, and create code-free solutions for the supply chain through mobile apps.

3. The best solution (LikeLib Analytics)

LikeLib Analytics is the LikeLib blockchain browser and analysis platform, indexing all blockchain data through the big data pipeline and disclosing data and indicators through API and WEB applications.

On this basis, the “blockchain + edge computing” IoT management system, the research of the electronic degree certificate management method of the alliance chain, relay cross-chain technology, channel state differential information vital signs detection algorithms, research on people counting methods based on WiFi perception, Internet of Things architecture for electrical fire monitoring of ancient buildings based on edge computing, and multi-field and interdisciplinary expert selection algorithms for multiple project ecology and algorithm system applications have been successfully developed in the LikeLib public chain main network.

LikeLib 2.0 provides a more secure and stable blockchain service, which covers data connections, hybrid storage, cross-chain technology and other core modules with independent intellectual property rights, which can quickly build solutions for typical application scenarios.

The newly-released 2.0 system will not only reduce transaction program fees, but will also cause block chain replication forks and increase transfer transactions. The average transaction value can be allocated between operational interruptions. Compared with the previous version 1.0, the transaction volume has steadily increased to 10,000 transactions per second, and the transaction speed is about 10,000 TPS.

In terms of supporting smart contracts, interchangeable consensus mechanisms and distributed storage networks, the blockchain consensus mechanism can be replaced according to different factors (such as transaction volume), and a distributed storage network based on IPFS can store a large amount of data outside the chain.

LikeLib2.0 fully uses database fragmentation technology. Only a small part of the input transactions need to be processed, and a large amount of verification work can be completed through other conventional parallel processing on the network.

LikeLib uses Bridges technology, which is a blockchain interoperability technology specifically used to make the LikeLib ecosystem cross-chain compatible with external blockchains (such as Ethereum).

LikeLib cross-chain bridge technology allows cross-chain assets and information exchange between the main network and each project ecosystem, like the axis connecting various islands. The LikeLib blockchain network realizes cross-chain through bridges, which greatly promotes the large-scale assets of ecological projects such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, and the real market liquidity of information. The advantages include multi-signature technology/ring signature technology/hash locking technology.

In addition, LikeLib2.0 also uses Lightning Network transactions and zero-configuration transaction channels.

The existing hosting solutions on the Lightning Network only manage their users’ funds on one or a few, and they will not use one channel with each user. Instead, keep an internal private ledger to record when the funds belong to the user.

Earlier we mentioned the ring signature technology in the LikeLib2.0 cross-chain bridge. The ring signature is named because a certain parameter implicit in its signature is composed according to certain rules. Many of the schemes proposed later do not require the structure of the signature to be a ring, as long as the formation of the signature satisfies the spontaneity, anonymity and group characteristics, it is also called a ring signature.

The security of the ring signature technology scheme is quite high, such as: unconditional anonymity, unforgeability, unconditional anonymity of the signer, and the signer can freely specify his own anonymity range, forming a beautiful ring logic structure, which can realize group signatures The main function of but does not require trusted third parties or group administrators.

Ring signature is a special group signature. There is no trusted center and no group establishment process. For the verifier, the signer is completely anonymous.

Theoretically, zero-knowledge proof can prove something to everyone else without exposing any proprietary, and the generated proof is small in size, the verification cost is very low, and it has nothing to do with the amount of calculation that needs to be proved.

LikeLib2.0 uses the generation algorithm (G) to generate public parameters for the proposition, the proof algorithm (P) to generate the proof of the satisfiability of R1CS, and the verification algorithm (V) to verify the proof and other technical methods and means to finally generate the proof. It can be proved that there is a secret value reset equation satisfied without revealing the secret.

LikeLib2.0’s “decentralized and distributed” technology means that all information is publicly recorded on the “public ledger”, and can only be entered and cannot be modified, so that the complete copy of the blockchain includes each executed action, so About the value belonging to each active address (account).

The overall situation has continued to iterate for thirty years, and only then has today’s prosperity been achieved, and only then has “Internet +”. If you still have confidence in the blockchain, perhaps you should give it more time. The LikeLib2.0 public chain system has already given the blockchain a gratifying answer in 2020.

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Reskilling and Upskilling for the AI Age: Dee Agarwal’s Advice for Staying Ahead of the Curve

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In the AI age, Dee Agarwal advocates for embracing change by continuously reskilling and upskilling. His advice emphasizes self-assessment, cultivating a growth mindset, focusing on human-centric skills, and embracing lifelong learning to thrive in the evolving landscape.

Atlanta, GA, 3rd May 2024, ZEX PR WIREThe artificial intelligence (AI) revolution is transforming industries at an unprecedented pace. While AI automates routine tasks, it also creates a demand for a new breed of workforce – one equipped with the skills to collaborate effectively with intelligent machines and navigate this evolving landscape. Deepak (Dee) Agarwal, an experienced C-Suite executive, and an advocate for continuous learning, offers valuable insights on how individuals can thrive in the AI age through reskilling and upskilling.

“The key to success in the AI age isn’t fearing change, but embracing it,” says Dee Agarwal. “AI presents a tremendous opportunity to augment human capabilities and drive innovation. The future belongs to those who are willing to learn, adapt, and continuously develop their skillsets.”

Identifying Skill Gaps and Building on Strengths

The first step towards reskilling for the AI age involves self-evaluation. Dee Agarwal emphasizes the importance of understanding your current skillset and identifying areas for improvement. “Take stock of your strengths and weaknesses,” he advises. “What are the technical skills you possess? Do you have a strong foundation in data analysis or programming? Are you comfortable working with complex systems?”

Dee Agarwal suggests exploring online resources and industry reports to identify in-demand skills for your specific field. “Look for opportunities to bridge skill gaps through online courses, boot camps, or even certifications offered by your employer,” he says. “Remember, lifelong learning is no longer a luxury, it’s a necessity.”

Developing a Growth Mindset

Beyond acquiring new technical skills, Dee Agarwal emphasizes the importance of cultivating a growth mindset. “People with a growth mindset believe that their talents and abilities can be developed through hard work and dedication,” he explains. “This optimistic outlook is crucial for embracing challenges and persisting through setbacks, which are inevitable when learning new skills.”

Dee Agarwal suggests adopting a learning-oriented approach to work. “Don’t shy away from taking on challenging projects that push you outside your comfort zone,” he says. “View every opportunity as a chance to learn and grow. Seek out mentors who can guide you and provide valuable feedback.”

Focusing on Human-Centric Skills

While technical skills are essential, Dee Agarwal highlights the enduring value of human-centric skills in the AI age. “AI excels at tasks that are repetitive and rule-based,” he explains. “However, it lacks the creativity, critical thinking, and emotional intelligence that are hallmarks of human expertise.”

Driving home this idea, Dee Agarwal emphasizes the importance of honing communication, collaboration, and problem-solving skills. “Effective communication is vital for working with diverse teams and stakeholders,” he says. “Collaboration allows us to leverage the collective intelligence of humans and machines, and strong problem-solving skills are critical for navigating complex situations and finding innovative solutions.”

Dee Agarwal reminds us that it takes years to teach people how to act with any sort of emotional intelligence and creativity, and computers simply don’t interact with people on an emotional level to have those learning experiences.

Embracing Lifelong Learning

The pace of technological change dictates that reskilling and upskilling are not one-time events, but rather ongoing processes. Dee Agarwal encourages individuals to develop a passion for lifelong learning. “Stay curious, explore new ideas, and keep yourself updated on the latest technological advancements,” he advises. “There are countless resources available online and in your community to fuel your learning journey.”

Building a Future-Proof Career

By embracing reskilling and upskilling, individuals can position themselves for success in the AI age. Here are some key takeaways from Dee Agarwal’s advice:

  • Self-assessment: Regularly evaluate your strengths and weaknesses to identify areas for improvement.

  • Identify in-demand skills: Research your industry and pinpoint the skills employers are seeking.

  • Develop a growth mindset: Believe in your ability to learn and grow, and view challenges as opportunities.

  • Focus on human-centric skills: Hone your communication, collaboration, and problem-solving abilities.

  • Embrace lifelong learning: Cultivate a passion for learning and stay updated on the latest advancements.

“The AI age presents both challenges and opportunities,” concludes Dee Agarwal. “By embracing continuous learning and developing a future-proof skillset, you can thrive in this dynamic environment and contribute meaningfully to the ever-evolving world.”

As AI continues to stretch into more facets of daily life, Dee Agarwal’s guidance will become increasingly relevant for those aiming to stay ahead of the curve.

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FinTech Funding Continues to Surge as Second Edition of Dubai FinTech Summit Commences

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  • Dubai FinTech Summit to take place 6 – 7 May at Madinat Jumeirah.
  • 2nd edition of the summit will bring together over 8,000 decision-makers, over 300 thought leaders across five stages and more than 200 exhibitors showcasing cutting-edge technologies.
  • FinTech landscape is booming with over 800 FinTech start-ups worth USD 15.5bn.

Dubai, UAE, 3rd May 2024, ZEX PR WIREFor the second consecutive year, Dubai will remain in the spotlight as it hosts the second edition of Dubai FinTech Summit, under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Maktoum bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Deputy Ruler of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister, and Minister of Finance of the UAE and President of DIFC, which is set to take place on 6-7 May at Madinat Jumeirah.

Organised by Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), the leading global financial hub in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia (MEASA) region, the Summit will bring together 8,000 decision-makers, over 300 thought leaders and more than 200 exhibitors to discuss the latest innovations and challenges and showcase cutting-edge technologies.

The global FinTech sector is rapidly growing and is predicted to be valued at USD 608bn globally by 2029, according to Mordor Intelligence, a market intelligence and advisory firm. Bucking the downward global market trend, the MENA FinTech market is expected to register a CAGR of over eight per cent during the period 2024 to 2029.

Dubai FinTech Summit will offer a platform for start-ups, investors and industry leaders to connect and capitalise on the growing FinTech market in the region and beyond. The MENA region’s FinTech start-up and venture capital landscape is booming, with over 800 FinTech start-ups worth USD15.5 bn, according to data by dealroom.co. Reflecting the ongoing transformation in the financial sector driven by Innovation, Inclusion, and Impact, the key themes this year will be Finance Renaissance, Ecofinance and Impact, Investment Vanguard, Regulatory Frameworks, Global Financial Dynamics and FinTech 2.0.

Mohammad Alblooshi, CEO at DIFC Innovation Hub, said: “Nearly 60 per cent of all FinTech companies in the GCC are currently based in Dubai. With the industry growing at an unprecedented rate, it is crucial for stakeholders to gather and discuss the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. The Dubai FinTech Summit will bring together the most prominent figures in the industry, with an agenda that is aimed at driving innovation, inclusivity, and growth for all.”

With an impressive line-up of distinguished local and international speakers, the Dubai FinTech Summit will host a series of panel discussions and fireside chats. More than 20 governors of financial institutions will attend the summit this year, amongst them, H.E. Essa Kazim, Governor, DIFC, UAE; H.E. Fahad M. Alturki, Ph.D. Director General Chairman of the Board, Arab Monetary Fund, H.E. Dr. György H Matolcsy, Governor, Magyar Nemzeti Bank, The Central Bank of Hungary; will participate in discussions during the two-day event. Nic Dreckman, CEO of Bank Julius Baer & Co.; Yie-Hsin Hung, President & CEO of State Street Global Advisors, along with many other global industry leaders will also be participating in the various sessions planned for the Summit. Notable local speakers include H.E. Abdullah bin Touq Al Marri, Cabinet Member & UAE Minister of Economy; H.E. Helal Saeed Al Marri, Director General, Department of Economy and Tourism, Dubai; H.E. Salem Humaid Al Marri, Director General, Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre, UAE; and H.E. Faisal Belhoul, Vice Chairman of the Dubai Chamber, Chairman of J&F Holding.

A key highlight of the Dubai FinTech Summit will be the Grand Finale of the FinTech World Cup (FWC). The champions of the FinTech World Cup will be announced on Day 2 of the summit with the winners securing an investment of up to USD 1 million. The competition is a growth-enabling initiative by DFS designed to encourage cross-border collaboration and stellar innovation, pivotal to transforming the global FinTech sector.

In line with the D33 Agenda to position Dubai as the top four global financial hub by 2033, the 2nd edition of the Dubai FinTech Summit is designed to encourage cross-border collaboration and innovation, pivotal to transforming the global FinTech sector. It presents a unique opportunity to explore emerging FinTech trends and their potential to drive financial progress in the MEASA region.

The inaugural Dubai FinTech Summit attracted over 5,000 C-suite leaders from over 90 countries including north of 1,000 investors and more than 150 speakers. Over 20 Memorandums of Understanding were signed with global financial leaders during the Summit.

The 2nd edition of the Dubai FinTech Summit is supported by:

Founding Partner & Co-Host – VISA

Founding Partner & Powered by – e&

Founding Partner & Premium Banking Partner – Emirates NBD

Founding Partner & Strategic Banking Partner – Commercial Bank of Dubai

Powered By – Dyna.Ai

Strategic Venture Partner – SC Ventures

Lead Sponsor – Finvasia

Country Pavilion Partner – Seoul Government

Diamond Sponsor – Mashreq

Platinum Sponsors – Ripple, Deloitte, Pay10, Nasdaq, Mastercard, Bitpanda

Official English News Partner – The National

Arabic Broadcast Partner – Sky News Arabia

Arabic Business News Media Partner – CNN Business Arabic

Editorial Partner – Bloomberg

Regional Business Media Partner – Asharq Bloomberg

Business Broadcast Partner – CNBC Arabia

Official Radio Partner – Dubai Eye 103.8

Ecosystem Partner – Entrepreneur Middle East

Main Media Partner – Emirates News Agency – WAM

Official Newspaper Partner – The FinTech Times

Official Business News Partner – CITY A.M.

Official Magazine Partner – Finance World Magazine

Official Media Partners – Arabian Business, Finance Middle East

Official Digital Magazine Partner – RASMAL

Official Content Distribution Partner – ZEX PR Wire

Official OOH Partner – ELEVISION

About Dubai FinTech Summit

Dubai FinTech Summit is an annual mega event organised by the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), the leading global financial centre in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia (MEASA) region. The 2nd edition of the Dubai FinTech Summit will bring together over 8,000+ global industry leaders, 1,500+ investors and policy makers, signalling increased appetite for growth opportunities in the region.

Dubai FinTech Summit signals new wave of financial innovation, opportunity, transformation, and growth for the international financial services sector.  As a rising FinTech hub, Dubai is also spearheading the evolution of the financial services industry, with investments in FinTech projected to grow by 17.2 per cent CAGR to USD949 bn from 2022 to 2030. The summit aligns with the Dubai Economic Agenda D33’s strategic goal of propelling Dubai into the ranks of the top four global financial hubs by 2033.

The expanded programme of Dubai FinTech Summit is set to exceed expectations by delving into key tracks, including the future of FinTech, embedded and Open Finance, climate finance, Web3 and digital assets. The summit stands as a thought leadership-driven platform, addressing industry challenges head-on and championing innovation.

To register for the event, visit www.dubaifintechsummit.com.

Visitors can purchase tickets for the Dubai FinTech Summit 2024.

For further inquiries, please contact:

Shadi Dawi

Director of PR & Strategic Partnerships

Trescon Global

Mobile: +971 55 498 4989

[email protected]

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On Volunteer Recognition Day, the Church of Scientology Nashville Thanks Volunteers Everywhere Whose Help Makes Life Better for Us All

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“The biggest right there is in human rights is the right to help” — L. Ron Hubbard

Nashville, Tennessee, 3rd May 2024, ZEX PR WIRE, Help is a central concept of the Scientology religion. In a lecture delivered by Scientology Founder L. Ron Hubbard in 1958, he said, “the biggest right there is, is not the right to vote, is not the right to freedom of speech or press or religion or anything else. The biggest right there is in human rights is the right to help.”

This concept is not only part of Church Scripture but is also in the very structure of Scientology Churches, with their coordination and support of humanitarian and social betterment programs. It is echoed in the Code of a Scientologist, which calls on members to “support true humanitarian endeavors in the fields of human rights.”

The Church of Scientology Nashville marked this year’s Volunteer Recognition Day and National Volunteer Week by acknowledging its own volunteers and volunteers everywhere who devote their time and efforts in service to others.

“Volunteers are the lifeblood of any community,” said Julie Brinker, Public Relations Officer of the Nashville Scientology Church. “Their dedication and selflessness uplift society and inspire others to make a difference.”

For more information or to participate in humanitarian and social betterment programs supported by the Church of Scientology, visit the Church of Scientology Nashville or the nearest Scientology Church, or watch episodes of Voices for Humanity on the Scientology Network to see how activists of diverse cultures, creeds and nationalities use these campaigns to create change in their communities and nations.

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