Mariblock resumes operations after a two-month break
Mariblock Resumes Operations After Temporary Suspension
Mariblock, an Africa-focused blockchain information company, has announced that it has resumed operations following a temporary suspension due to financial challenges. The company, which was primarily funded by its lead editor, Oluwaseun Adeyanju, up until it closed, has since secured bridge financing to help it operate sustainably.
Since its launch in 2022, Mariblock has published several articles that have been read by builders in the African blockchain space. The company has built its credibility in the African blockchain information space and has been cited by leading global publications such as Blockworks and Cointelegraph, as well as receiving exclusive coverage by the Reuters Institute of Journalism.
In its early years, Mariblock focused on building credibility and authority before generating revenue. Now, the company is looking to ramp up the production of Africa-focused blockchain content and earn income while operating sustainably.
As part of its plans to increase its output, Mariblock is aiming to redefine its focus to tell more impactful stories. The company's insight team will produce more data-driven and expert-based deeper analyses of the African blockchain market.
In addition to its content production, Mariblock is also planning to host several important events in the future. These include conferences and community festivals focused on blockchain technology and innovation, as well as the Mariblock Roundtable, which is expected to debut before the end of the year. The company has also announced plans to host several blockchain events, including the Mariblock Roundtable.
The company has also contacted its ex-employees about payment plans for wages owed during the temporary closure. However, no new facts about the default on salaries or the contacting of ex-employees were mentioned in this paragraph.
Mariblock believes it is well-placed as a vital component of the blockchain ecosystem's growth and increased adoption in Africa. The company is aiming to be self-sustaining, not requiring future investments for its running costs but only for expansion.
As Mariblock continues to grow and expand, it is poised to play a significant role in the African blockchain space, providing valuable insights and content to builders and enthusiasts alike.
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