zkTube is a global platform having an extensive community of over 1 million active members globally. They are best in making top-notch launch strategies and branding initiatives for businesses worldwide.
Recently, it announced its successful collaboration with Mo works. Mo Works, a creative agency based in Melbourne, Australia, works to deliver digital solutions, branding, and business strategy. It has an extensive history with blockchain-related projects.
Having experience of over eight years, Mo Works is a leading agency supporting prominent blockchain projects worldwide.
Since its launch, Mo works has earned itself a remarkable reputation by partnering with many successful projects and building a large community of loyal members. The most promising scaling solution deal came with the collaboration with zkTube.
This idea was first proposed by Vitalik Buterin, zkTube, who wanted to solve congestion in the blockchain network. zkTube has more than 100,000 community members and 15 mining alliances involved in mining in China.
But, with a global community of 60,000 members from Arabia, Russia, Vietnam, and South Korea, they have the support in the technological spectrum and are looking forward to the PayTube wallet.
The portfolio of Mo Works is diversified with several projects ranging from the world of finance to construction and a lot more. But their leading cryptocurrency projects, including some at CanYa, Inbox Finance, Shopping, and Cure Cosplay, are the most notable.
Having vast experience in marketing and go-to-market launch provides an environment and infrastructure for the overall growth and development of blockchain products. Mo Works recognizes zkTube as an effective collaborator and a disruptor in the payment services industry, with a technology solution that is offering safety, low gas fee, and optimal Zero-Knowledge Proof mining.
The Layer 2 blockchain technology is often referred to as an “off-chain” and has the core purpose of scaling transaction capacity while retaining the decentralization benefits of a distributed protocol. The protocols aim to process data to decrease the burden the base layer (root chain) usually bears.
But, with offloading transactions from the main chain onto Layer 2 platforms, a blockchain network can then effectively handle much higher transaction throughput.
Mo Hamdouna, the founder and director of Mo, works creative agency, was selected as the global marketing advisor of zkTube. According to him, some of the objectives of this collaboration are:
- To Support the launch of strategic community engagement programs.
- To effectively fuse the zkTube and Mo Works communities and take on exciting projects that support the growth of zkTube like AMAs, Airdrops, events, and bounty campaigns for community holders.
- To accomplish the global launch and community management with the assistance of Mo Works in strategic advisory and development of key industry relationships.
In a statement, the Co-founder of zkTube, Charlene said that “ The strategic partnership of Mo Works and zkTube will be instrumental in the overall development of the product. More importantly, with Mo Works, our partnership will allow us to widen our community’s reach globally.”
zkTube is also looking to disrupt traditional payment services. It supports a wide range of applications built on ERC20/ERC721. The company also provides a wallet as an entry point to enterprise-scale decentralized scenarios.
This concentration and friendly development environment will enable more developers and users to use the zkTube protocol for research, thus enriching the zkTube ecosystem.
Currently, their team uses Google Flutter 2.2 for rapid development in app-building. Compared to previous 1.2.x versions, the APP has added Web updates, more robust null security, effective prevention of null crashes, and more diverse platforms for adaptation.
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