Mile Unity had an official meeting with Lu Jianzhong, Chairman of Silk Road Chamber of International Commerce (SRCIC) to discuss how blockchain technology can help make government operations more transparent.
Mile Unity Foundation joins London's exclusive private club meeting on stablecoins future. During the panel discussion Dima Vol, MUF Board Member warned participants about big war for listing on the exchanges among stablecoin projects.
The Mile Unity Foundation's diplomatic mission to Uganda resulted in a series of working meetings with government officials, executive director supervisors of the central bank and major national banks.
The Mile Unity Foundation has been invited to the private UN Assembly "Invest in Turkey" event to promote blockchain technology as a driver of economic growth.
The Mile Unity Foundation has signed a partnership contract with the Brazilian Chamber of Commerce.
Namibia is investigating blockchain as a solution for money remittance, investments and cross-border trading.
South Korea and Russia performed the world’s first ever legal transaction using the stable cryptocurrency known as XDR. KARMA.RUS, a Russian company, made the payment to the South Korea-based Mile Unity Korea.
MOREA delegation representing the Mile Unity Foundation recently visited Kazakhstan and met with business leaders, accelerators and government representatives to discuss the launch of several pilot projects in the blockchain space.
Mile Unity Foundation is a non-profit organization, dedicated to educate people about new financial technologies and help them to apply it in real economy. The core goal is to launch an Embassy in most active countries. Each Embassy is a boiling point of the blockchain community. Hackathons, seminars, donation-based co-working space for the interesting projects, roundtables for collaboration between government, business and tech guys will fill the spaces.
Lotus Mile is the name used by the unknown person or people who developed Mile blockchain.