I want to share with you some of the content we are creating on Happ3n MAG highlighting Rarible in many ways. I want to share this with you and also extend this opportunity. If anyone wants to write in Spanish about Rarible, please feel free to write here. Happ3n is open to you if you want to spread the word of Rarible in the Spanish community.
I share some posts talking about Rarible here with you. If you have any thoughts or comments to make, please let me know.
Hi! Thanks for the great content in Spanish. Just as a reminder, as I think new users reading the content online might get confused: RARI token governs the Rari Protocol, underlying technology for Rarible, but not the marketplace itself, as that is a separate ownership.
GM Jose, are you talking about a specific blog post? I’ll tell you that our posts are now for people within the ecosystem, however, we will begin to make more specific content for people who want to get involved and delve deeper into these RARI topics. While it is difficult to put this into one or two writings, it is something that has to be investigated in depth to know how RARI works as a marketplace, RARI as a token and RARI as a foundation.
Hola @sohobiit! it’s great to see your initiative to activate the Spanish-speaking community. If you need help, feel free to contact me.
In my opinion the Spanish-speaking market has huge potential in crypto, with Argentina, Colombia, and Mexico leading the adoption. Also, where I reside, Spain, is one of the largest adopters in Europe. It might be worth looking into a holistic proposal on how to approach this market. I assume the Rarible team has already considered this, and maybe we can help them. This post may not be the best place to go into these details, but it’s worth discussing further.
Yes, this is part of a side project for Happ3n to continue writing/building and informing our Spanish speaking community in their native language so they can better understand RARI, initiatives, programs, etc.
Hola @Kaf Yes, starting to bring this information in native languages, in this case Spanish, is extremely important and as you say, we have a lot of adoption. There are countries like Mexico, Argentina, Colombia that have strong communities and are promoting Web3 adoption a lot. I think we could put together a proposal so that this begins to proliferate more and that RARI is heard more and more in various aspects. I will be writing to you
Yes, starting to bring this information in native languages, in this case Spanish, is extremely important and as you say, we have a lot of adoption. There are countries like Mexico, Argentina, Colombia that have strong communities and are promoting Web3 adoption a lot. I think we could put together a proposal so that this begins to proliferate more and that RARI is heard more and more in various aspects. I will be writing to you