JKL Capital and Maxity have contributed £1 million to the University of Surrey to establish the Surrey Academy for Blockchain and Metaverse Applications in Surrey Business School. By cooperating with this world-renowned university, JKL Capital and Maxity charity NFT marketplace hopes to take the next stage.
This Academy will perform a study on cryptocurrency carbon emissions versus gold and fiat currency, Web 3.0 technology sustainability, metaverse underlying technology research, and Layer-one NFT blockchain research and development. JKL Capital and Maxity seek to collaborate with the University of Surrey to help the next generation gain knowledge.
JKL Capital and Maxity offered revolutionary blockchain innovation ideas such as constructing metaverse campuses for institutions all around the world during a jubilant signing event.
JKL Capital and Maxity have created a Web 3.0 ecosystem. The team is dedicated to assisting nonprofit organizations and individuals in turning their tales into NFTs. It entails the production, publication, trading, and fundraising of monies for socially beneficial objectives.
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