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Saudi Arabia’s Desperate Attempt to Cash in on Web3 Before It All Comes Crashing Down Again

An illustration of an Arabian camel standing at the edge of a cliff overlooking a valley below with several buildings in various stages of construction. The camel is looking down into the distance while its front legs are spread wide as if it's about to jump or fall off the cliff. In the background, there are clouds and sun rays shining through them but also some dark stormy weather looming on the horizon. At the bottom of the valley below, several buildings appear in various stages of construction with a few already completed while others seem abandoned or partially destroyed.

Saudi Arabia is trying to become a hub for web3 startups because they’re desperate – who wouldn’t want in on this multi-trillion dollar Ponzi scheme? The problem is that their efforts are being hindered by regulatory uncertainty. You’d think after all these years of watching crypto collapse, governments would have figured out how to regulate it properly. But nope! They still can’t seem to get it right

Source: bitcoin.com

Saudi Arabia’s emergence as a top venture capital investment destination in the Middle East and North Africa offers an opportunity for Web3 startups seeking funding. However, the latest Adaverse report acknowledges that the Saudi Web3 industry faces challenges requiring collaboration among key stakeholders to overcome. The report urges Saudi authorities to establish clear, comprehensive regulations to create a stable, supportive environment for the Web3 sector’s growth. According to the latest […]

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