DKK Digital FZE, based in the Dubai World Trade Centre, as a subsidiary of DKK, has secured an in-principle approval from the Dubai Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA).

As per the press release, this is an important milestone in DKK’s journey to becoming a regulated Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) in the UAE.

Founded in England, DKK Partners is a multinational firm with eight offices worldwide operating as an exchange liquidity provider specializing in emerging markets. The company offers corporate and institutional clients worldwide seamless, interoperable FX and settlement solutions.

The recent In-Principle Approval from VARA enables DKK to work towards the VASP License to provide a suite of services to its clients officially. These services include seamless fiat on/off ramp capabilities, custodial services, and liquidity provision using stablecoins such as the Electronic Dirham, Tether, Ripple USD, and USD Coin. one of the services available to clients in the UAE is the DKK Ocean, an innovative e-commerce solution designed to give clients access to live-streamed rates across various fiat currencies and stablecoins.

Hisham Al Gurg, CEO of Seed Group and The Private Office of Sheikh Saeed bin Ahmed Al Maktoum, shared his enthusiasm on this development, stating, “We offer our warmest congratulations to our strategic partner, DKK Partners, on securing the In-Principe Approval. This accomplishment is a reaffirmation of their solid operational framework and innovative approach in the virtual assets sector. Their commitment to compliance with regulatory standards and forward-thinking strategies makes them a trusted partner in advancing Dubai’s digital economy.”

Driven by its goal of empowering the future of digital finance, Khalid Talukder, Co-Founder and CEO of DKK Digital FZE, remarked, “We are thrilled to have received In-Principle Approval from VARA license as a VASP. This is a key milestone that positions DKK Digital as a trusted and compliant leader in the virtual assets space. This approval aligns us with global regulatory standards, enabling us to deliver secure, innovative solutions while fostering trust among clients and partners. It also opens doors to broader markets, institutional collaborations, and the development and distribution of cutting-edge digital asset products, further solidifying our role in shaping the future of virtual assets in the UAE and beyond.”

ACCESS: Consistent, reliable access to currencies and liquidity, enabled through our local presence, global partnership network, and banking experience.

UAE based Phoenix Group PLC (ADX:PHX), has expanded its operations into the burgeoning African market with the acquisition of an 80-megawatt (MW) power purchase agreement (PPA) in Ethiopia. This landmark deal, forged in partnership with Abu Dhabi-based cybersecurity firm Data7, marks a significant step in Phoenix Group’s global diversification strategy. It secures a reliable and sustainable energy source to fuel its long-term growth and underscores a commitment to responsible digital asset infrastructure development.

The new Ethiopian site, slated for energization in Q2 2025, will dramatically enhance Phoenix Group’s operational capacity, significantly increasing the exahash rate of its rapidly expanding mining portfolio. This move solidifies Phoenix Group’s position as one of the world’s largest Bitcoin miners and reinforces its commitment to scaling operations and delivering cutting-edge, globally distributed digital asset infrastructure. Phoenix Group is poised to build on this momentum, with further announcements of new sites and increased capacity in 2025, including continued expansion in Ethiopia and a strategic entry into the South American market.

“This 80MW expansion in Ethiopia, on the heels of our North Dakota site announcement, is a powerful testament to Phoenix Group’s accelerating global momentum,” said Munaf Ali, CEO of Phoenix Group. “We are aggressively building out our mining capabilities, and this added capacity further solidifies our position as one of the world’s largest Bitcoin miners, fueling our growth trajectory as we prepare for our listing on Nasdaq. We’re not just expanding our operations; we’re strategically positioning ourselves at the forefront of a financial revolution where cryptocurrencies will play a central role in creating a more inclusive and dynamic global economy.”

Reza Nejatian, CEO of Global Mining Operations at Phoenix Group, added: “This project in Ethiopia, significantly increasing our exahash rate, is a clear signal of our ambition to not just participate in, but to lead, the global Bitcoin mining landscape. Ethiopia’s emergence as a key crypto-mining hub provides the perfect platform for our continued expansion, and this is just the first phase of our growth in the country. Our strategic partnership with Data7, enabling the deployment of the latest S21 Hydros, underscores our commitment to leveraging cutting-edge technology to maximize efficiency and solidify our competitive advantage. And our ambitions extend beyond Africa; we’re actively preparing to launch operations in South America in 2025, further diversifying our global footprint. This is how we execute on a global scale, and this is how we build the future of decentralized finance.”

Earlier this month, UAE Phoenix Group launched its 50MW mining facility in North Dakota in the USA. Fully operational, the site will contribute an impressive addition of more than 2.7 exahashes (EH) to Phoenix’s global hash rate. This is an initial step in expanding Phoenix Group’s UAE mining capabilities and investments in the United States.

Ethiopia is a growing crypto mining Hub

Ethiopia and its local Bitcoin mining operations account for 2.5% of global hashrate. Bitcoin miner Kassa stated, “Bitcoin miners in Ethiopia now command 2.5% of the global hash-rate. If trends continue, according to Ethiopian Electric Power (EEP), this will more than double within one year.”

Ethan Vera, co-founder and COO of Luxor Mining, had previously noted that the EEP reports local operations already consuming 600 MW of power. By the end of 2024, that number could rise to 1 gigawatt, representing as much as 7% of the global Bitcoin network’s hashrate.

Companies like Bitmain-backed BitFuFu have acquired large mining operations in Ethiopia. In addition BIT Mining has also recently entered the Ethiopian market, acquiring a 51 MW Bitcoin mine and 17,869 mining rigs for $14.3 million. While, Matthew Sigel, Head of Digital Assets Research at VanEck Investment firm speaking on CNBC SquakBox noted that three new BRIC members, Argentina, UAE, and Ethiopia had begun mining Bitcoin using government resources

In November 2024, Ethiopia Electric Power (EEP), a state-owned utility, signed power purchase agreements with 25 bitcoin mining companies. These bitcoin companies are using Ethiopia’s surplus renewable energy from The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), a 6,450 MW hydropower project nearing completion on the Blue Nile in Ethiopia, located about 30 km upstream of the border with Sudan.

UAE Hodler Investments entering Ethiopia to provide energy for data centers

UAE Hodler Investments, a UAE based investment companywhich includes in its portfolio energy, AI, and digital asset mining startups such as PermianChain, Brox Equity, NEXGEN, and others; and GCL Energy Investment, subsidiary of GCL Group (Golden Concord Group), a leading Chinese integrated energy service provider that specializes in clean energy and new energy, with diversified development of related industries, have partnered to develop a distributed energy infrastructure project to power next generation distributed compute cluster data centers that are hosting AI, Blockchain and other applications.

UAE based but unregulated, Cryptocurrency financial services firm CLS Global, has pleaded guilty to charges stemming from a U.S. undercover operation targeting fraud in the crypto sector. USA federal prosecutors announced that CLS will admit to manipulating the market for a digital token created at the FBI’s direction.

The investigation, known as “Operation Token Mirrors,” was the FBI’s first attempt to create its own digital token and a fake cryptocurrency company as part of a broader strategy to identify fraudsters in the crypto market. CLS is one of three market makers and 15 individuals charged last year by federal prosecutors in Boston as a result of the probe.

In court filings, CLS acknowledged providing illicit services to the FBI-backed NexFundAI token, which ran on the Ethereum blockchain. Prosecutors said the firm engaged in wash trading—sham transactions intended to artificially boost the token’s trading volume and price.

Under the terms of the plea agreement, CLS will plead guilty to two fraud-related counts, pay $428,059 in penalties, and withdraw from cryptocurrency transactions involving U.S. investors. The company will also be required to certify its business practices annually and agreed to settle civil charges brought by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

Filipp Veselov, CEO of CLS Global, stated, “We recognize that there may be areas where we can improve our processes, and we are open to constructive dialogue with regulatory authorities.” The company added that it actively works to restrict engagement with U.S. clients.

This case is part of a broader DOJ crackdown on crypto market manipulation, with other firms like CLS Global, and ZM Quant also facing accusations of inflating token volumes. These firms allegedly engaged in similar practices, making tokens appear more active and valuable than they were, often selling them at inflated prices to outside investors.

Dubai authorities broke up two major money laundering operations

This comes as Dubai authorities, in collaboration with key federal authorities, have successfully broken up two major international networks conducting money-laundering operations worth a total of $174 million (AED641 million). The Dubai Public Prosecution referred an Emirati national, 21 British nationals, two Americans, a Czech national, and two companies owned by the Emirati national to the Criminal Court of First Instance at Dubai Courts. The individuals and entities face charges of possessing illicit funds of AED461 million as well as forgery of official documents and their use.

In another successful operation, a collaboation between Dubai Economic Security Centre and the Public Funds Prosecution in Dubai disrupted an international organized crime network involved in money laundering operations worth $49 million (AED180 million) using cryptocurrencies. The Dubai Public Prosecution has referred the case involving a network of 30 individuals and three companies to the Money Laundering Court at Dubai Courts. The network, which conducted complex money laundering operations worth AED180 million using cryptocurrencies, operated across the UK and Dubai. Investigations revealed that the network laundered cash in the UK through unlicensed cryptocurrency intermediaries present in the UK and Dubai.

The accused, identified as two Indian nationals and one British national, orchestrated the scheme, which included proceeds from illegal activities such as drug trafficking, fraud, and tax evasion in the UK. A meticulously planned operation led to the arrest of the accused and the freezing of bank accounts used for money laundering activities.

The success of these complex operations was made possible through the combined efforts of the Public Funds Prosecution in Dubai, Dubai Economic Security Centre, Dubai Police’s Anti-Money Laundering Unit, the UAE Financial Intelligence Unit, Dubai Customs, and the International Cooperation Department at the UAE Ministry of Justice.

His Excellency Essam Issa Al Humaidan, Attorney General of Dubai, commended the Public Prosecution, law enforcement agencies, and partnering local and federal agencies for conducting coordinated meticulous investigations that led to the successful dismantling of the sophisticated international money laundering networks. He underscored the significance of these efforts in tackling complex financial crimes, protecting the national economy, and enhancing financial stability. His Excellency reaffirmed Dubai’s commitment to enforcing anti-money laundering laws, combating organized financial crime, and strengthening international cooperation to uphold global financial integrity.

Dubai Police succeed in addressing 500 money laundering cases

Dubai Police successfully addressed 500 money laundering cases from 2022 to 2024, underscoring their vital role in the UAE’s efforts to combat organized and transnational crime. Working closely with international law enforcement agencies, these efforts have led to investigations involving over AED 4 billion, including $16 million (AED 60 million )in virtual assets.

Lieutenant General Abdulla Khalifa Al Marri, Commander-in-Chief of Dubai Police, highlighted that these accomplishments reflect the UAE’s ongoing commitment to fighting money laundering and strengthening global partnerships to tackle financial crimes.

The Hashgraph Association (THA), a Swiss innovation leader at the forefront of empowering a digital future for all, and Taurus, a digital asset infrastructure provider, have partnered to drive global adoption of Hedera’s distributed ledger technology (DLT) with a focus on fast-growing regions. The collaboration will enable the integration of HBAR, Hedera’s native cryptocurrency, and the Hedera Token Service (HTS) – an API that enables the configuration, minting, and management of fungible and non-fungible tokens on the Hedera Network, into Taurus’s platform.

In close partnership with The Hashgraph Association, the full integration enables secure custody, staking, and asset tokenization for regulated financial institutions and provides them access to Hedera’s fast, secure, and sustainable distributed ledger technology. Taurus’s state-of-the-art technology stack, which specializes in custody, tokenization, and node infrastructure, will allow banks and other financial institutions to securely custody and stake HBAR and issue Hedera-based tokenised assets while meeting regulatory and stringent security standards.

Beyond the technical integration, this strategic collaboration between The Hashgraph Association and Taurus aims to catalyze growth and expand institutional adoption of Hedera’s decentralized enterprise-grade solutions across the financial and banking industry globally, primarily targeting Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa.

Hedera leverages its unique Hashgraph consensus algorithm to achieve unmatched speed, security, and scalability. Its low, predictable fees, and carbon-negative footprint make it ideal for enterprise applications ranging from decentralized finance to sustainability solutions to supply chain management. Governed by the 32-member Hedera Governing Council, which includes some of the world’s leading organizations including Boeing, Dell, Google, IBM, LG, Standard Bank, Hitachi, and TATA, Hedera offers a trusted and robust quantum-resistant infrastructure for businesses and institutions.

Kamal Youssefi, President of The Hashgraph Association, stated, “Taurus is a world-class, secure platform for digital asset management. With increasingly positive market sentiment and a more established regulatory landscape, demand for institutional-grade custody and tokenisation has ramped up of late. It is a great pleasure to work with the Taurus team to integrate Hedera and enable new opportunities in secure digital assets.”

Lamine Brahimi, Taurus Co-Founder and Managing Partner, added, “Adding HBAR to our platform reflects our commitment to supporting the world’s most advanced blockchain and distributed ledger technologies. We are excited to work with The Hashgraph Association to provide institutional clients with the tools they need to securely store and issue HBAR, while contributing to the wider adoption of its ecosystem.”

Saudi Arabian Space Belt Telecom Services, a privately owned entity in KSA, has awarded SpaceChain, a pioneering leader in space-as-a-service technologies, a transformative contract to spearhead the development, construction, and mission management of SpaceBelt Telecom Services’ patented technology platform, enabling the world’s first Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite capable of generating in-orbit encryption keys and distributing them via existing LEO constellations to ground-based equipment.

This mission is slated to be the first of a larger constellation to progress SpaceBelt’s investment in data storage and earth observation imagery. This collaboration marks a significant advancement in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s in-orbit distributed transactional capabilities and showcases the nation’s commitment to driving innovation within the global space economy.

Leveraging its proven expertise in satellite technology and infrastructure development, SpaceChain will lead the end-to-end satellite construction and mission management, setting a new standard for space-based secure communication and data services.

Cliff Beek, CEO of SpaceChain, stated, “We are honored to partner with SpaceBelt Telecom Services in this transformative venture. This mission not only highlights the Kingdom’s growing role in the space sector but also demonstrates the potential of space technologies to deliver secure, scalable solutions for enterprises and governments worldwide.”

A spokesperson for SpaceBelt Telecom Services Co. KSA stated, “Partnering with SpaceChain allows us to contribute to the Kingdom’s 2030 vision. We are thrilled to bring this capability to the Kingdom, aiming to advance space-based data services and secure communications and positioning SpaceBelt Telecom Services as a leader in the evolving global space economy”

The satellite project will revolutionize secure communications, enable space-data storage, and support advanced satellite services. This contract strengthens SpaceChain’s leadership in satellite technology and mission management, reaffirming its commitment to space innovation.

This mission is the first in a planned constellation, and aims to launch in June 2025. More importantly, the mission advances Saudi Arabia’s space innovation and aligns with the Kingdom’s 2030 vision.

Leveraging its expertise, SpaceChain will lead the software design and end-to-end mission management, setting a new benchmark for space-based technologies.
In 2025, SpaceChain aims to pursue our niche market position by developing secure payment platforms within uncharted territories and transforming challenges into opportunities. The company intends to accelerate Space Commercialization: Expand payment applications across satellite networks and services to drive the adoption of decentralized fintech solutions.

In addition it will develop AI-powered applications for space data analysis, ensuring our clients stay ahead in decision-making, as well as launch education and outreach programs to inspire the next generation of innovators in blockchain and space exploration.

After last week’s swirl of tokenization news across the UAE, New Earth Labs has established their company in RAK Digital Assets Oasis. in the UAE. As per their announcement, this step is an important part of their mission to blend sustainability with blockchain innovation.

New Earth Labs has a mission to empower industries to raise capital and mobilize resources for climate smart infrastructure projects. Using tokenization of Real World Asset, the company wants to create wealth through fractional ownership. Their platform brings opportunities in the agriculture, renewable energy, and entertainment among other industries.

Additionally in terms of technology, their platform is powered by NewR Protocol which creates treasuries, facilitates seamless value transfer, and implements governance for communities around tokenized assets.

The UAE is witnessing an influx when it comes to tokenization platforms. Last week TokinVest received its license from VARA, and one of the biggest conglomerates in the UAE, DAMAC signed a $1 billion tokenization project with Mantra Blockchain.

Further more, Hamilton just raised $1.7 million for their tokenization platform.

The tokenization of real-world assets (RWAs) is set to reach unprecedented heights in 2025, with predictions suggesting that the market could surpass $500 billion, excluding stablecoins. Real estate alone provides over $30 billion in value, demonstrating savings through tokenizing HELOCs, alternative financing, collateralized loans, on-chain title, funds, and more.

Mckinsey report that $2 trillion of tokenized securities by 2030.

On January 21st 2025, Fasanara Capital Ltd (“Fasanara”), a London-based institutional investment manager and global leader in digital finance with over $4 billion in assets under management, launched its first tokenized Money Market Fund, the “Fasanara MMF Token” (“FAST”), held on the Polygon PoS (Proof of Stake) public blockchain. Developed in collaboration with Apex Group, Tokeny, Chainlink, Fireblocks, and XBTO, FAST offers investors a faster, more cost-effective, and transparent way to access money market investments.

Hacken, the Blockchain Security Auditor has announced that it has joined the Qatar Financial Authority Digital Assets Lab as a partner.


Founded in 2017, Hacken offers comprehensive security services, including smart contract audits, penetration testing, bug bounty programs, and post-deployment monitoring, combining expertise and battle-tested methodologies to protect Web3 projects globally.

As per the Linkedin post, ” This forward-thinking initiative is shaping the future of digital assets and DLT by fostering innovation and collaboration. Hacken is contributing with our expertise in smart contract & protocol security, post-deployment monitoring & bug bounties and cybersecurity tailored for regulated frameworks.”

Hacken adds in their post that they are working to drive safer, innovative solutions in the digital asset space.

Qatar Digital Assets Labs partners with various entities in Blockchain arena

Singaporean Blockchain fintech company DMZ Finance was also chosen by Qatar QFC Digital Assets Lab, and also is working with partners that include R3, The Hashgraph Association, Taurus and SettleMint among others.

Hacken also partnered in 2024 with UAE ADGM

In April 2024, Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) and Hacken, also signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaboratively set new benchmarks for blockchain security and compliance. Under the MoU, ADGM’s Registration Authority (RA) would collaborate with Hacken on developing security standards and on-chain monitoring solutions in relation to ADGM’s DLT Foundations framework, positioning both organizations at the forefront of fostering a secure blockchain ecosystem.

Later on Hacken forged a strategic alliance with Klumi Ventures, recently regulated Web3 venture capital firm based in Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM). As per the press release the partnership would establish new benchmarks in blockchain security and compliance, capitalizing on the formidable security expertise of Hacken and the financial licensing of Klumi Ventures in UAE.

Founded in 2021, Manbat, a partnership between Arada and the Ministry of Climate Change and Environment that aims to celebrate and promote the very best of the UAE’s healthy, home-grown produce will be using blockchain to develop UAE’s first carbon credit system in the agriculture sector.

Manbat launched the farmers’ markets in Aljada which takes place every weekend. Today it has partnered with Sharjah Tourism, paving the way for a stronger connection between local Emirati farmers and the wider community.

As per the announcement, this collaboration focuses on championing sustainability by addressing food waste recovery and reducing carbon emissions within the tourism sector.

As per their post on LinkedIn, “We are proud to be part of a game-changing initiative alongside Sharjah Commerce and Tourism Development Authority, Sea Going Green, and American University of Sharjah. Together, we are taking sustainability to new heights with a focus on food waste recovery, compost production, and empowering UAE farmers to embrace ecofriendly practices. This project uses cutting-edge blockchain technology to develop the UAE’s first carbon credit system, creating a sustainable future for generations to come.”

The first phase of the project will be carried out a Sara Farm, which utilizes decomposition and recycling methods.

In 2023 Blockchain tokenization platform ACX (AirCarbon Exchange) went live with key trades executed and settled on the platform with First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB) and Helix Climate conduct first trade on the exchange and South Pole executes first over-the-counter transaction on Carbon Market Board

Hamilton, a Real-World Assets (RWA) protocol built on Bitcoin, redefining access to traditional financial instruments like U.S. Treasuries, real estate, and funds by turning them into secure, accessible digital assets a protocol has closed a $1.7M pre-seed funding round led by DisrupTech Ventures.

With participation from CMS, DeSpread, Hyperithm, Core Ventures, and other strategic investors, it is bridging traditional finance with Bitcoin by making tokenized real-world assets—such as T-Bills, Sukuk, and real estate—accessible to institutions and individuals worldwide.

Hamilton is co-founded by Egyptian nationals, Mohamed Elkasstawi and Ehab Zaghloul, seasoned blockchain and fintech innovators.

Hamilton, leverages Bitcoin’s unmatched security and decentralization to tokenize real-world assets. With the RWA market projected to reach $30 trillion by 2030, Hamilton is creating a protocol to make financial products globally accessible and inclusive, with a strong focus on emerging markets.

“Bitcoin isn’t just digital gold—it’s the foundational layer of future capital markets,” said Mohamed Elkasstawi, CEO of Hamilton. “With unparalleled security, decentralization, and resilience, Bitcoin provides the ideal infrastructure to democratize access to capital markets for everyone, everywhere.”

Hamilton tackles systemic barriers to financial access by offering low-cost, stable financial products—managed by top asset managers—for emerging markets, where currency devaluation and economic instability restrict growth and financial security.

The company is launching three flagship offerings: HUSD, the first Bitcoin-native stablecoin backed by U.S. Treasury bills; HUST, tokenized U.S. Treasuries; and Publius, a platform enabling financial institutions to securely tokenize any asset on Bitcoin. Together, these offerings provide institutions and individuals with seamless access to capital markets on the world’s most decentralized network.

The protocol’s inaugural transaction, completed on July 4, 2024, marked a significant milestone by tokenizing U.S. Treasury bills on Bitcoin Layer 2 solutions Stacks, Core, and BoB. The timing, coinciding with America’s Independence Day, reflects Hamilton’s vision of advancing financial independence and innovation through decentralized finance (DeFi).

Speaking to Lara on the Block, El Kasstawi stated, ” Tokenization will unlock liquidity which is not only global need but also a bigger one in the MENA region. I would never trust real world assets on a ledger that’s not immutable and never had a down time. That’s why we chose to tokenize on Bitcoin and we are the first to do so.”

“Investments in gold, Treasury bills, and fixed income products have traditionally been exclusive to individuals and institutions with millions in capital. Hamilton is breaking down these barriers through tokenization, enabling anyone, anywhere in the world, to participate in these institutional-grade investments with just one dollar,” said Malek Sultan, Co-Founder and Partner of DisrupTech Ventures.

Tokenization in the region has become a center of investment and deals, with the latest being DAMAC’s $1 billion tokenization of its assets.

In July 2024 Hamilton launched tokenized United States Treasury bonds on Bitcoin layer-2 blockchains. The company claimed the launch is the first of its kind. Hamilton U.S. T-Bills (HUST) were said to be available on the Stacks, Core and BoB (Build on Bitcoin) Bitcoin layer-2 solutions. The first transaction with HUST occurred on July 4th 2024.

Allora Network, an AI decentralized network has collaborated with stc Bahrain, a world-class digital enabler, through its Web3 Launchpad Program under the Pearling Path initiative.

As per the blog, the collaboration highlights Allora’s commitment to partnering with leading innovators like stc Bahrain to advance decentralized AI, fostering innovation and growth across the GCC region and beyond.

As part of this collaboration, stc Bahrain will join the Allora Network as a validator node, contributing to the network’s security, reliability, and consensus. By joining the Allora Network as a validator node, stc Bahrain takes on a critical role in bolstering network security and maintaining consensus. This collaboration reflects stc Bahrain’s commitment to harnessing the transformative capabilities of decentralized AI, powered by Allora’s advancements in crowdsourced intelligence, reinforcement learning, and regret minimization.

Allora powers innovative, secure, and decentralized applications, driving cutting-edge protocols and unlocking new use cases for advanced solutions.

Mr. Saad Odeh, Chief Wholesale Officer at stc Bahrain, commented, “At stc Bahrain, we are dedicated to embracing emerging technologies that redefine industries and contribute to Bahrain’s Vision 2030 goals. Allora Network’s cutting-edge AI capabilities are a valuable addition to our Web3 Launchpad Program, further cementing Bahrain’s position as a hub for innovation and digital transformation.”

Nick Emmons, Co-Founder and CEO of Allora Labs, added, “We are thrilled to partner with stc Bahrain under the Web3 Launchpad Program. Their role as a validator node directly strengthens the security, consensus, and reliability of the Allora Network, which is essential for fostering trust and driving growth in decentralized infrastructure. Together, we strive to advance blockchain technology and explore AI innovations within and beyond telecommunications.”

Allora blog notes, “As the Web3 and AI ecosystems continue to expand, our collaboration with stc Bahrain strengthens the foundation for a robust, innovative, and decentralized digital economy. By working together to foster a collaborative environment for emerging technologies, we are proud to contribute to Bahrain’s Vision 2030 program, advancing progress toward a more innovative and sustainable future.”