The following is a guest post from Leo Li, CVO and Chief Growth Officer at CARV.
Off The Grid could be the mainstream moment we’ve been waiting for in web3 gaming – not because it flaunts blockchain features, but because it doesn’t. The major console release integrates NFTs and blockchain in the background, letting gameplay take center stage. The game is the main appeal, while the blockchain is a bonus that furthers trading, ownership, and expression.
Much like Telegram, which is quietly slipping crypto wallet functionality into hundreds of millions of pockets, game developers realize that simplicity is vital. Hitting gamers over the head with painful onboarding and crypto-heavy concepts can alienate potential players.
The next gaming bull run will not be driven by blockchain games—it will be driven by great games that happen to use blockchain.
The quiet revolution in blockchain gaming
Off The Grid is causing a lot of noise for a game that’s not officially out yet. The cyberpunk battle royale from Gunzilla Games – only available via early access on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X – is getting plenty of attention for its tongue-in-cheek violence and gritty visuals from filmmaker Neill Blomkamp (District 9, Elysium).
“Part schlocky satire of streaming culture, part sendup of gamers, all shrewd self-aware storytelling: Off The Grid is a fun time,” CNET wrote in October.
It’s a fun time, indeed, that’s entirely on the blockchain. Blink, and you might miss it, but Off The Grid is a native web3 title built upon an Avalanche subnet. This enables crypto capabilities alongside gameplay, including a forthcoming token and the NFT minting and trading of in-game weapons and skins on OpenSea. The best part? So far, players aren’t obligated to engage with these features. The blockchain and the game are separate yet complementary, with the former intended to enhance the latter rather than override it.
It’s a similar story over on Telegram. Players are flocking to the simplicity and engagement of clicker games inside the chat platform. Thanks to endorsing The Open Network (TON) as its official web3 infrastructure and integrating wallet functionality, Telegram makes it easy for gamers to embrace crypto without knowing it. Gone are complicated onboarding and clunky interfaces. Telegram’s mini-app gaming occurs automatically inside the known and trusted chat platform.
The successes are impressive across the board. TON clicker Notcoin and its eponymous token rose to a market cap of more than half a billion dollars, and BANANA earned 12 million players just over a month after launch. Meanwhile, Off The Grid is also gaining serious traction, with millions of wallets created during the first week of early access before becoming the top free game on the Epic Games Store. The numbers tell a clear story: mass adoption follows when blockchain integration is invisible.
The lesson for blockchain game makers
Since the sector’s inception, we’ve been waiting for the blockchain gaming “mainstream moment.” The one-two punch of Off The Grid and Telegram suggests we’re inching closer, but their wins hold essential lessons for developers.
First, arming your game with blockchain isn’t enough. About 400 crypto games stopped development last year, and since 2018, more than three-quarters of all blockchain games have failed to gain traction and been discontinued. The reason? Games weren’t fun enough, and blockchain features weren’t compelling enough. Going forward, game makers must start with both the game and the blockchain use case before working backward. Without a good game behind it, the blockchain elements never have a chance to take off.
The second lesson is about accessibility. One-quarter of web3 leaders agree that the learning curve for blockchain technology and the lack of user-friendly interfaces remain significant hurdles to adoption. Solutions like CARV ID are instructive here, uniting gamer profiles under one banner to improve interoperability and showcase achievements across games. This new crop of games shows that we need to start with great gameplay, make it easy to access, and bake blockchain into the foundation. This is the best way to make both sides of “blockchain gaming” work together.
In my view, it’s time to think of blockchain gaming like cloud computing—something consumers seldom encounter, but that drives the backend thanks to invisible integration. Just as we don’t think about cloud computing when using Netflix, players shouldn’t have to think about blockchain when inside our games.
Balancing gameplay and blockchain in 2025
Heading into the new year, blockchain gaming is better positioned to break into the mainstream. AAA studios are taking us seriously, and gamers are coming around the idea of blockchain features that further the play experience.
However, there’s a fine line between creating a great game and ensuring meaningful crypto synergy. Neopets Metaverse, an NFT-powered game based on the massively popular 1999 pet simulator, was in development for roughly two years before it was abruptly canceled. The reason? The CEO said gamers “didn’t care“ about blockchain, with the title intended to repurpose it as a regular mobile game. Clearly, the game needs to be good, and adding blockchain needs to make sense, add value, and improve the ecosystem.
Here, understanding the audience is crucial. Gamers trend younger and want better ways to express themselves, own their identities, and make money online – all things blockchain can enable. Therefore, making these features accessible and meaningful with blockchain will drive the next web3 gaming bull run.
This is the challenge for our sector in 2025 – making blockchain relevant to the game, invisible to the player, and powerful enough to drive adoption. It’s now up to us – the developers – to get there. Off The Grid and Telegram are showing us the way forward – put blockchain in the background and let the games lead the charge.
O.XYZ, a blockchain and AI company touting crypto and artificial intelligence services, is facing allegations of falsely inflating its technological claims and engaging in aggressive tactics to suppress dissent within the company.
While founder Ahmad Shadid has defended both his and the company’s actions, multiple sources familiar with the company’s operations who spoke with Decrypt have refuted public claims, alleging widespread misrepresentation of O.XYZ’s capabilities.
O.XYZ positions itself as a community-owned “Super AI” ecosystem. The company claims to leverage substantial GPU computing power, purportedly deploying tens of thousands of open-source models, enabling it to execute a wide array of tasks.
Sources claim the company has exaggerated its capabilities, falsely stating it can connect to over 100,000 AI models, runs 20 times faster than competitors, and owns powerful hardware it doesn’t actually possess.
It’s also accused of inflating the value of its satellite program and misrepresenting its token launch, raising questions about transparency and accountability.
As a result of those allegations, sources claim holders of the company’s recently launched O.XYZ token are at risk of being harmed.
In an emailed statement to Decrypt, Shadid issued a detailed response to concerns raised about the company’s claims, insisting that O.XYZ’s promotional language is “forward-looking” and aligned with its development roadmap.
However, sources who spoke with Decrypt dispute this characterization, pointing to materials on O.XYZ’s website and investor presentations that describe capabilities as existing rather than aspirational.
In June, Shadid stepped down as CEO of Solana-based decentralized infrastructure provider IO.net—a company he founded—amid allegations surrounding his past and misreported company metrics, citing his decision as a move to reduce distractions and focus on the company’s growth.
A public statement Shadid published amid his departure from IO has since been deleted from Twitter (aka X). To avoid conflicts and distance itself from Shadid, IO agreed to offer a “six-figure severance,” one source familiar with the matter told Decrypt. IO earlier this year raised $30 million in a Series A round from notable crypto industry investors, including Hack VC, Solana Labs, Aptos Labs, Multicoin Capital, and Animoca Brands.
Several sources who have previously worked with Shadid described him as a “smart, capable individual” who manages each and every time to assemble a highly experienced team for the job. However, both a former employee and an investor who wished not to be named stated they would “never work with Shadid again.”
Disputed infrastructure and performance claims
In response to allegations that O.XYZ is exaggerating its capabilities, Shadid highlighted the company’s investments in U.S.-based Cerebras Systems hardware and plans to deploy cutting-edge AI data centers, asserting that its infrastructure supports “20x faster” AI processing. He cited benchmarks of Cerebras WSE-3 chips as evidence of O.XYZ’s performance leap.
Sources dismissed those claims as “patently false,” instead alleging O.XYZ has yet to acquire the necessary hardware for such operations, despite Shadid’s claims of “advanced talks” with Cerebras.
“There’s no internal benchmarking supporting the 20x figure,” one source said, who noted that the company’s routing technology might actually increase latency rather than reduce it.
Misleading Starlink and partnership claims
O.XYZ has also promoted itself as being powered by SpaceX’s Starlink, with Shadid emphasizing the technology’s integration within the company’s operations.
He further clarified that the claim refers to O.XYZ’s ongoing infrastructure roadmap, including plans for “maritime connectivity solutions” and future AI capabilities in space slated for 2026.
However, sources strongly contest that narrative. Instead, they assert Starlink is only used for basic internet connectivity in remote areas and plays no role in AI processing.
“No satellite designs exist within the company, and there’s no engineering team capable of developing such capabilities,” one source told Decrypt. They added that there are no ongoing discussions with SpaceX, despite the impression created in marketing materials.
Shadid’s responses also addressed the display of logos from major organizations such as OpenAI and Neuralink, claiming they were used to represent contributors’ backgrounds rather than formal partnerships.
However, sources allege that this practice misleads investors and customers, noting that contributors requested their logos be removed after leaving the company—a request that allegedly has yet to be resolved.
Controversy around token launch
The company’s O.XYZ token launch on October 15 across multiple “lesser-known” exchanges has been another flashpoint. While the token only averages around $23,000 in daily trading volume across all exchanges—with a mere $8.1 million fully diluted token supply valuation—sources say it’s only a matter of time before token holders are harmed.
“There is no way to use the token to pay for anything like API calls for the company AI, nor does the token legally entitle the holder to any assets of the company,” one of the sources said.
Shadid characterized the “initial liquidity pool activation” as occurring during a “testing phase,” which was “immediately communicated to the community.”
“After a thorough market condition analysis, we made a strategic decision to proceed with the launch rather than withdraw the liquidity, effectively advancing our planned token release timeline,” Shadid said.
He added: “This decision was communicated transparently through multiple channels, including Discord and internal communications,” he said. “While the initial activation was unplanned, our subsequent decision to maintain the token’s availability was deliberate and strategic. We maintain comprehensive documentation of all communications throughout this process, demonstrating our commitment to transparency with both our community and stakeholders.”
One former employee who did not wish to be named, for fear of reprisal, shared that they were offered financial incentives tied to a non-disclosure agreement after questioning the ethical implications of the launch.
Another source alleged, “Shadid was testing trading algorithms when the ‘accident’ occurred.”
“Was testing my O.CAPITAL market maker quant systems, and it created a pool on Uniswap, and tokens went live by mistake,” according to a screenshot reviewed by Decrypt of a message from Shadid posted to a general Slack channel for all employees to see. “I can’t take it down.”
Secret recordings also reviewed by Decrypt appear to contradict Shadid’s explanation. Sources say the token launch was instead deliberate, and employees were told differing stories—some that it was intentional, others that it was a “mistake.”
“Totally against what the public-facing company docs would have people believe with lines of transparency and community ownership,” one source said. “Ahmad owns all the tokens effectively and can dump them at a whim.”
Allegations of retaliatory practices
Sources claim that O.XYZ has used non-disclosure agreements to suppress dissent. They described a culture of retaliation, including terminations following inquiries into the company’s operations.
“The NDAs are being weaponized to silence legitimate concerns,” one source alleged.
Shadid defended the company’s contractor-based employment model and strict confidentiality agreements, stating these practices are standard in the industry.
Shadid has not directly addressed the allegations of retaliation, but emphasized O.XYZ’s commitment to “clear, accurate communication” and “comprehensive documentation” of its strategic goals.
In any case, the allegations have led several former employees and contributors to seek legal counsel. Sources Decrypt spoke to say those former employees are now exploring further options to shed light on O.XYZ’s alleged practices.
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Pillgram, an innovative medication management system designed to simplify the process of taking medications, is set to launch its Kickstarter campaign. Pillgram combines AI-powered technology, real-time monitoring, and caregiver notifications, providing a seamless solution for those managing medication for chronic conditions such as providing a seamless solution for those managing numerous or complicated medication regimes. The campaign aims to fund the final stages of development, offering early supporters exclusive discounts and other benefits.
Pillgram is not just another pill dispenser; it is a comprehensive, AI-assisted medication management solution that integrates with a user-friendly app to provide patients and caregivers peace of mind. The system ensures doses are never missed, tracking and verifying every intake with visual guidance and timed alerts.
“Managing medication should be stress-free and reliable. Pillgram offers an easy-to-use, intelligent solution that supports patients and caregivers at every step of the way,” said Jacques Amar, CEO of Pillgram. “Our Kickstarter campaign invites early backers to be part of this healthcare innovation and benefit from exclusive rewards.”
Pillgram’s key Features Include:
*Timed Alerts & Visual Guidance: The device and app work together to send timely reminders, displaying the correct pill with an illuminated compartment to eliminate confusion.
*Pill Verification & Real-Time Monitoring: Patients confirm their intake through the app or device, allowing caregivers to receive immediate alerts if a dose is missed, ensuring swift action can be taken when necessary.
*Personalized Care & FDA-Integrated Database: Pillgram customizes the medication schedule based on individual needs, providing accurate information and reducing errors through its integration with the FDA’s medication database.
Pillgram’s Kickstarter Campaign and Benefits for Backers
The Kickstarter campaign offers early backers a unique opportunity to support the future of medication management while gaining early access to features and discounted pricing. The funds raised will be directed towards the final phase of development and production, with an estimated delivery timeline communicated transparently to backers.
For more information, or to support their campaign, visit their Kickstarter page at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/pillgram/pillgram-your-pill-management-simplified [https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/pillgram/pillgram-your-pill-management-simplified?ref=a801f8]Media ContactCompany Name: PillgramCity: Los AngelesState: CaliforniaCountry: United StatesWebsite: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/pillgram/pillgram-your-pill-management-simplified?ref=a801f8
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The metaverse, the next frontier of the internet, has captured our imaginations and reshaped how we perceive virtual interactions. Among the many players entering this innovative space, GMK Metaverse has emerged as a formidable contender, offering unique experiences and promising potential. In this blog, we’ll dive deep into GMK Metaverse, exploring its origins, technologies, offerings, and what makes it stand out in the rapidly evolving virtual realm.
What is GMK Metaverse?
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GMK Metaverse is a cutting-edge virtual ecosystem that aims to bridge the gap between the physical and digital worlds. It’s not just a platform for socializing or gaming, it’s a comprehensive environment for work, play, creativity, and commerce. Whether you’re attending a virtual concert, trading digital assets, or collaborating on projects, GMK Metaverse promises seamless and immersive experiences.
The Vision:
The foundation of GMK Metaverse lies in creating a decentralized, user-driven platform where individuals can:
1. Own and trade virtual assets.
2. Collaborate professionally in immersive environments.
3. Explore creative opportunities in virtual spaces.
4. Engage in social experiences that transcend physical barriers.
What sets GMK apart is its commitment to building a cross-reality metaverse that supports both fully immersive Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR). This flexibility ensures accessibility for users across a variety of devices, from high-end VR headsets to everyday smartphones and PCs.
Key Features of GMK Metaverse:
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GMK Metaverse offers a plethora of features that distinguish it from other platforms in the space. Let’s explore these in detail:
1. Immersive Virtual Real Estate:
The GMK Metaverse features a robust virtual real estate ecosystem, enabling users to buy, sell, lease, and customize digital spaces for various purposes.
Personal Spaces:
Users can own virtual homes that serve as their personalized hubs in the metaverse. These spaces are highly customizable, allowing users to design every corner with unique textures, furniture, and even interactive elements.
Commercial Ventures:
Businesses can establish digital storefronts or corporate offices. Imagine a virtual showroom where customers from across the globe can interact with your products in 3D before purchasing them.
Event Spaces:
Host events like concerts, workshops, or exhibitions in grand, visually stunning environments tailored to your theme.
Unique Aspect:
Unlike many other platforms, GMK’s virtual real estate is not static. Owners can continually upgrade or redesign their spaces to maintain novelty and value.
2. Decentralized NFT Marketplace:
The GMK Metaverse features a comprehensive NFT (Non-Fungible Token) marketplace, leveraging blockchain technology to create a secure and transparent ecosystem for trading digital assets.
Art and Collectibles:
Artists can mint their works as NFTs, gaining access to a global market. Collectors can purchase unique digital NFT art pieces, knowing they have verified ownership.
Gaming Assets:
Players can trade in-game items such as skins, weapons, and characters, creating an economy tied to the platform’s gaming ecosystem.
Exclusive Content:
Musicians, filmmakers, and creators can sell exclusive tracks, videos, or animations as NFTs, opening up new revenue streams.
Live Auctions:
Real-time bidding on rare NFTs brings excitement and engagement to the marketplace.
Collaborative Creation:
Users can team up to develop joint NFT projects, whether it’s an art series or themed collectibles.
Transparency and Security:
GMK ensures that every transaction is logged on the blockchain, preventing fraud or duplication. Buyers and sellers can trade with confidence, knowing their assets are secure and their ownership is verifiable.
Why It’s Special: Unlike traditional marketplaces, the GMK NFT platform integrates directly with the metaverse, allowing users to display, trade, or even use their digital assets in the virtual world.
3. Cross-Reality Integration (VR + AR):
One of the standout features of GMK Metaverse is its seamless integration of Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR), making it accessible across multiple devices and use cases.
Virtual Reality (VR)
Fully Immersive Experiences:
With VR headsets, users can enter hyper-realistic environments, whether for gaming, meetings, or exploring virtual cities.
Enhanced Interaction:
Gesture controls, voice commands, and haptic feedback create lifelike experiences in virtual spaces.
Augmented Reality (AR):
Blending Physical and Digital Worlds:
Using AR-compatible devices like smartphones or AR glasses, users can overlay virtual elements onto their physical surroundings.
On-the-Go Accessibility:
AR experiences allow users to engage with the metaverse even without specialized VR hardware.
Unified Ecosystem:
Users can transition between VR and AR experiences effortlessly, depending on their device and preferences. For instance, you could explore a VR gallery from home and switch to AR to view virtual art pieces in your living room.
Inclusive Design:
By supporting both VR and AR, GMK ensures its platform is accessible to casual users and tech enthusiasts alike.
4. Social and Professional Spaces:
The GMK Metaverse bridges the gap between entertainment and productivity by offering immersive spaces for socializing, learning, and working.
Customizable Avatars:
Users can create avatars that represent their personality or style, complete with unique outfits, accessories, and animations.
Virtual Meetups:
Host casual gatherings, parties, or themed events in virtual spaces, breaking down geographical barriers.
Shared Experiences:
From watching movies to gaming together, the platform emphasizes group activities.
Virtual Offices and Meeting Rooms:
Companies can set up digital offices with features like shared screens, interactive whiteboards, and 3D data visualization tools.
Training and Education:
GMK supports virtual classrooms, training simulations, and workshops. For instance, aspiring pilots can practice in flight simulators, while medical students can perform surgeries in risk-free environments.
Networking Events:
Virtual trade shows, seminars, and conferences allow professionals to connect globally without logistical constraints.
5. Interactive Gaming Ecosystem:
Gaming is a core aspect of the GMK Metaverse, designed to combine entertainment, social interaction, and financial incentives.
Adventure Games:
Explore immersive story-driven worlds.
Multiplayer Arenas:
Compete with or against friends in real-time battles.
Strategy Games:
Build and manage resources to dominate the virtual world.
GMK Tokens:
Players earn rewards in the form of GMK’s native cryptocurrency, which can be used for trading, upgrading assets, or converting to real-world currency.
Tradable Assets:
In-game items, from weapons to skins, are tokenized as NFTs, allowing players to buy, sell, or trade them for profit.
Personalized Avatars:
Players can enhance their avatars with unique gear or abilities.
Community Tournaments:
Regularly hosted competitions encourage engagement and reward top players with lucrative prizes.
Economic Potential:
The gaming ecosystem fosters a vibrant virtual economy, rewarding creativity, skill, and participation.
6. Blockchain-Powered Infrastructure
The backbone of GMK Metaverse is its blockchain technology, ensuring a secure, transparent, and decentralized ecosystem.
Immutable Records:
All transactions, from NFT trades to real estate purchases, are securely recorded on the blockchain, preventing tampering or fraud.
Ownership of Assets:
Unlike traditional gaming or virtual platforms, GMK ensures users truly own their assets, which are stored securely on the blockchain.
Decentralized Governance:
Users can participate in decision-making processes through decentralized voting systems, shaping the future of the platform.
GMK Coin:
The native cryptocurrency serves multiple purposes:
Transactions:
Facilitates buying and selling of virtual assets.
Rewards:
Players, creators, and users are rewarded with GMK Coins for their participation.
Staking:
can stake their coins to earn passive income or contribute to the ecosystem’s growth.
Sustainability Focus:
GMK is exploring energy-efficient blockchain solutions to address environmental concerns and reduce its carbon footprint.
7. User-Centric Customization:
GMK Metaverse stands out for its emphasis on empowering users to shape their virtual experiences.
Personalization:
Users can design avatars, environments, and assets that reflect their preferences or brand identity.
Intuitive Tools:
Built-in 3D modeling tools make customization accessible, even to non-tech-savvy users.
User-Generated Content (UGC):
Creators can develop games, animations, and interactive experiences, enriching the ecosystem. GMK supports a marketplace for UGC, allowing developers to monetize their creations.
Community Focus:
By enabling users to contribute, GMK fosters a dynamic and ever-evolving platform.
What Sets GMK Metaverse Apart?
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While many metaverse platforms are vying for user attention, GMK distinguishes itself through a combination of innovative features:
Cross-Reality Integration: GMK Metaverse blends Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR), offering users the flexibility to engage in both fully immersive and augmented experiences.
Decentralized Economy: Powered by blockchain, GMK Metaverse supports a robust marketplace for NFTs, virtual real estate, and digital services.
Accessibility: Unlike platforms requiring high-end devices, GMK ensures inclusivity with support for both premium VR headsets and standard devices like smartphones and PCs.
User-Centric Design: Tools for creating custom avatars, worlds, and interactive content empower users to tailor their experiences.
Challenges for GMK Metaverse:
Like any emerging platform, GMK faces hurdles:
High Costs: Significant expenses in development, maintenance, and hiring skilled talent.
Market Competition: Struggling to stand out against established platforms like Meta and Decentraland.
Scalability Issues: Ensuring seamless performance as user traffic grows.
Accessibility Barriers: High costs of VR/AR devices and dependence on high-speed internet.
Security Concerns: Risks of hacking, identity theft, and data breaches.
Regulatory Uncertainty: Navigating evolving laws on blockchain, NFTs, and digital assets globally.
Future Prospects of GMK Metaverse:
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The future of GMK Metaverse looks promising as it positions itself as an innovative player in the rapidly expanding virtual space. With its focus on immersive experiences, blockchain integration, and user-centric ecosystems, GMK Metaverse is poised to shape the next generation of digital interactions.
Expansion of Virtual Experiences:
GMK Metaverse can revolutionize entertainment, education, and business by offering more immersive and interactive virtual experiences. From hosting large-scale virtual events to creating tailored VR classrooms, the possibilities are limitless.
Global Collaboration and Partnerships:
Strategic alliances with tech companies, content creators, and industries like gaming and fashion could enhance GMK’s ecosystem, attract more users, and expand its offerings. Collaborating with blockchain innovators can further refine its technology.
Integration with Emerging Technologies:
The platform can leverage AI, 5G, and IoT to improve user interactions, scalability, and accessibility. Enhanced AI-driven avatars and real-time simulations can set new standards for virtual engagement.
Sustainability and Green Initiatives:
Adopting energy-efficient blockchain solutions and promoting eco-friendly practices could boost GMK’s reputation, appealing to environmentally conscious users and setting a benchmark for sustainable metaverse operations.
Growth in the Virtual Economy:
As more users embrace digital assets, GMK could develop a thriving economy with robust NFT markets, decentralized finance (DeFi) integrations, and opportunities for creators and businesses to monetize their work.
The metaverse is no longer just a concept; it’s a reality shaping how we live, work, and interact. Platforms like GMK Metaverse are at the forefront of this transformation, offering unprecedented opportunities and experiences.
So, what’s your take on the future of GMK Metaverse? Are you ready to step into this evolving virtual space? Let’s discuss this in the comments below!
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The 33rd Economic Forum 2024, held in Karpacz, Poland, gathered leaders from across the globe to discuss the pressing economic and technological challenges. This year, the forum had a special focus on Artificial Intelligence (AI and Cybersecurity, bringing together leading experts and policymakers.
Nextrope was proud to participate in the Forum where we showcased our expertise and networked with leading minds in the AI and blockchain fields.
Economic Forum 2024: A Hub for Innovation and Collaboration
The Economic Forum in Karpacz is an annual event often referred to as the “Polish Davos,” attracting over 6,000 participants, including heads of state, business leaders, academics, and experts. This year’s edition was held from September 3rd to 5th, 2024.
Key Highlights of the AI Forum and Cybersecurity Forum
The AI Forum and the VI Cybersecurity Forum were integral parts of the event, organized in collaboration with the Ministry of Digital Affairs and leading Polish universities, including:
Cracow University of Technology
University of Warsaw
Wrocław University of Technology
AGH University of Science and Technology
Poznań University of Technology
Objectives of the AI Forum
Promoting Education and Innovation: The forum aimed to foster education and spread knowledge about AI and solutions to enhance digital transformation in Poland and CEE..
Strengthening Digital Administration: The event supported the Ministry of Digital Affairs’ mission to build and strengthen the digital administration of the Polish State, encouraging interdisciplinary dialogue on decentralized architecture.
High-Level Meetings: The forum featured closed meetings of digital ministers from across Europe, including a confirmed appearance by Volker Wissing, the German Minister for Digital Affairs.
Nextrope’s Active Participation in the AI Forum
Nextrope’s presence at the AI Forum was marked by our active engagement in various activities in the Cracow University of Technology and University of Warsaw zone. One of the discussion panels we enjoyed the most was “AI in education – threats and opportunities”.
Our Key Activities
Networking with Leading AI and Cryptography Researchers.
Nextrope presented its contributions in the field of behavioral profilling in DeFi and established relationships with Cryptography Researchers from Cracow University of Technology and the brightest minds on Polish AI scene, coming from institutions such as Wroclaw University of Technology, but also from startups.
Panel Discussions and Workshops
Our team participated in several panel discussions, covering a variety of topics. Here are some of them
Polish Startup Scene.
State in the Blockchain Network
Artificial Intelligence – Threat or Opportunity for Healthcare?
Silicon Valley in Poland – Is it Possible?
Quantum Computing – How Is It Changing Our Lives?
Broadening Horizons
Besides tuning in to topics that strictly overlap with our professional expertise we decided to broaden our horizons and participated in panels about national security and cross-border cooperation.
Meeting with clients:
We had a pleasure to deepen relationships with our institutional clients and discuss plans for the future.
Networking with Experts in AI and Blockchain
A major highlight of the Economic Forum in Karpacz was the opportunity to network with experts from academia, industry, and government.
Collaborations with Academia:
We engaged with scholars from leading universities such as the Cracow University of Technology and the University of Warsaw. These interactions laid the groundwork for potential research collaborations and joint projects.
Building Strategic Partnerships:
Our team connected with industry leaders, exploring opportunities for partnerships in regard to building the future of education. We met many extremely smart, yet humble people interested in joining advisory board of one of our projects – HackZ.
Exchanging Knowledge with VCs and Policymakers:
We had fruitful discussions with policymakers and very knowledgable representatives of Venture Capital. The discussions revolved around blockchain and AI regulation, futuristic education methods and dillemas regarding digital transformation in companies. These exchanges provided us with very interesting insights as well as new friendships.
Looking Ahead: Nextrope’s Future in AI and Blockchain
Nextrope’s participation in the Economic Forum Karpacz 2024 has solidified our position as one of the leading, deep-tech software houses in CEE. By fostering connections with academia, industry experts, and policymakers, we are well-positioned to consult our clients on trends and regulatory needs as well as implementing cutting edge DeFi software.
What’s Next for Nextrope?
Continuing Innovation:
We remain committed to developing cutting-edge software solutions and designing token economies that leverage the power of incentives and advanced cryptography.
Deepening Academic Collaborations:
The partnerships formed at the forum will help us stay at the forefront of technological advancements, particularly in AI and blockchain.
Expanding Our Global Reach:
The international connections made at the forum enable us to expand our influence both in CEE and outside of Europe. This reinforces Nextrope’s status as a global leader in technology innovation.
If you’re looking to create a robust blockchain system and go through institutional-grade testing please reach out to contact@nextrope.com. Our team is ready to help you with the token engineering process and ensure your project’s resilience in the long term.
Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) has become a go-to approach for integrating large language models (LLMs) into specialized business applications, allowing proprietary data to be directly infused into the model’s responses. However, as powerful as RAG is during the proof of concept (POC) phase, developers frequently encounter significant accuracy drops when deploying it into production. This issue is especially noticeable during the retrieval phase, where the goal is to accurately retrieve the most relevant context for a given query—a metric often referred to as context recall.
This guide focuses on how to improve context recall by customizing and fine-tuning an embedding model. We’ll explore embedding models, how to prepare a dataset tailored to your needs, and specific steps for training and evaluating your model, all of which can significantly enhance RAG’s performance in production. Here’s how to refine your embedding model and boost your RAG context recall by over 95%.
What is RAG and Why Does it Struggle in Production?
RAG consists of two primary steps: retrieval and generation. During retrieval, the model fetches the most relevant context by converting the text into vectors, indexing, retrieving, and re-ranking these vectors to select the top matches. In the generation stage, this retrieved-context is combined with prompts, which are then sent to the LLM to generate responses. Unfortunately, the retrieval phase often fails to retrieve all relevant contexts, causing drops in context recall and leading to less accurate generation outputs.
One solution is adapting the embedding model—a neural network designed to understand the relationships between text data—so it produces embeddings that are highly specific to your dataset. This fine-tuning enables the model to create similar vectors for similar sentences, allowing it to retrieve contexts that are more relevant to the query.
Understanding Embedding Models
Embedding models extend beyond simple word vectors, offering sentence-level semantic understanding. For instance, embedding models trained with techniques such as masked language modeling learn to predict masked words within a sentence, giving them a deep understanding of language structure and context. These embeddings are often optimized using distance metrics like cosine similarity to prioritize and rank the most relevant contexts during retrieval.
For example, an embedding model might generate similar vectors for these sentences:
Even though they describe different things, they both relate to the theme of color and nature, so they are likely to have a high similarity score.
For RAG, high similarity between a query and relevant context ensures accurate retrieval. Let’s examine a practical case where we aim to improve this similarity for better results.
Customizing the Embedding Model for Enhanced Context Recall
To significantly improve context recall, we adapt the embedding model to our specific dataset, making it better suited to retrieve relevant contexts for any given query. Rather than training a new model from scratch, which is resource-intensive, we fine-tune an existing model on our proprietary data.
Why Not Train from Scratch?
Starting from scratch isn’t necessary because most embedding models are pre-trained on billions of tokens and have already learned a substantial amount about language structures. Fine-tuning such a model to make it domain-specific is far more efficient and ensures quicker, more accurate results.
Step 1: Preparing the Dataset
A customized embedding model requires a dataset that closely mirrors the kind of queries it will encounter in real use. Here’s a step-by-step breakdown:
Training Set Preparation
Mine Questions: Extract a wide range of questions related to your knowledge base using the LLM. If your knowledge base is extensive, consider chunking it and generating questions for each chunk.
Paraphrase for Variability: Paraphrase each question to expand your training dataset, helping the model generalize better across similar queries.
Organize by Relevance: Assign each question a corresponding context that directly addresses it. The aim is to ensure that during training, the model learns to associate specific queries with the most relevant information.
Testing Set Preparation
Sample and Refine: Create a smaller test set by sampling real user queries or questions that may come up in practice. This testing set helps ensure that your model performs well on unseen data.
Include Paraphrased Variations: Add slight paraphrases of the test questions to help the model handle different phrasings of similar queries.
For this example, we’ll use the “PubMedQA” dataset from Hugging Face, which contains unique publication IDs (pubid), questions, and contexts. Here’s a sample code snippet for loading and structuring this dataset:
from datasets import load_dataset
med_data = load_dataset(“qiaojin/PubMedQA”, “pqa_artificial”, split=“train”)
To assess the model’s performance during fine-tuning, we prepare an evaluation dataset. This dataset is derived from the training set but serves as a realistic representation of how well the model might perform in a live setting.
Generating Evaluation Data
From the PubMedQA dataset, select a sample of contexts, then use the LLM to generate realistic questions based on this context. For example, given a context on immune cell response in breast cancer, the LLM might generate questions like “How does immune cell profile affect breast cancer treatment outcomes?”
Each row of your evaluation dataset will thus include several context-question pairs that the model can use to assess its retrieval accuracy.
from openai import OpenAI
client = OpenAI(api_key=“”)
prompt = “””Your task is to mine questions from the given context.
{context} {example_question} “””
questions = [] for row in eval_med_data_seed:
context = “\n\n”.join(row[“context”][“contexts”])
completion = client.chat.completions.create(
model=“gpt-4o”,
messages=[
{“role”: “system”, “content”: “You are a helpful assistant.”},
{“role”: “user”, “content”: prompt.format(context=context, example_question=row[“question”])}
]
)
questions.append(completion.choices[0].message.content.split(“|”))
Step 3: Setting Up the Information Retrieval Evaluator
To gauge model accuracy in the retrieval phase, use an Information Retrieval Evaluator. The evaluator retrieves and ranks contexts based on similarity scores and assesses them using metrics like Recall@k, Precision@k, Mean Reciprocal Rank (MRR), and Accuracy@k.
Define Corpus and Queries: Organize the corpus (context information) and queries (questions from your evaluation set) into dictionaries.
Set Relevance: Establish relevance by linking each query ID with a set of relevant context IDs, which represents the contexts that ideally should be retrieved.
Evaluate: The evaluator calculates metrics by comparing retrieved contexts against relevant ones. Recall@k is a critical metric here, as it indicates how well the retriever pulls relevant contexts from the database.
from sentence_transformers import InformationRetrievalEvaluator
Now we’re ready to train our customized embedding model. Using the sentence-transformer library, we’ll configure the training parameters and utilize the MultipleNegativeRankingLoss function to optimize similarity scores between queries and positive contexts.
Training Configuration
Set the following training configurations:
Training Epochs: Number of training cycles.
Batch Size: Number of samples per training batch.
Evaluation Steps: Frequency of evaluation checkpoints.
Save Steps and Limits: Frequency and total limit for saving the model.
from sentence_transformers import SentenceTransformer, losses
model = SentenceTransformer(“stsb-distilbert-base”)
train_loss = losses.MultipleNegativesRankingLoss(model=model)
After training, the fine-tuned model should display significant improvements, particularly in context recall. In testing, fine-tuning showed an increase in:
Recall@1: 78.8%
Recall@3: 137.9%
Recall@5: 116.4%
Recall@10: 95.1%
Such improvements mean that the retriever can pull more relevant contexts, leading to a substantial boost in RAG accuracy overall.
Final Notes: Monitoring and Retraining
Once deployed, monitor the model for data drift and periodically retrain as new data is added to the knowledge base. Regularly assessing context recall ensures that your embedding model continues to retrieve the most relevant information, maintaining RAG’s accuracy and reliability in real-world applications. By following these steps, you can achieve high RAG accuracy, making your
model robust and production-ready.
FAQs
What is RAG in machine learning?RAG, or retrieval-augmented generation, is a method that retrieves specific information to answer queries, improving the accuracy of LLM outputs.
Why does RAG fail in production?RAG often struggles in production because the retrieval step may miss critical context, resulting in poor generation accuracy.
How can embedding models improve RAG performance?Fine-tuning embedding models to a specific dataset enhances retrieval accuracy, improving the relevance of retrieved contexts.
What dataset structure is ideal for training embedding models?A dataset with varied queries and relevant contexts that resemble real queries enhances model performance.
How frequently should embedding models be retrained?Embedding models should be retrained as new data becomes available or when significant accuracy dips are observed.
Apple confirmed Monday its devices were left vulnerable to an exploit that allowed for remote malicious code execution through web-based JavaScript, opening up an attack vector that could have part unsuspecting victims from their crypto.
According to a recent Apple security disclosure, users must use the latest versions of its JavaScriptCore and WebKit software to patch the vulnerability.
The bug, discovered by researchers at Google’s threat analysis group, allows for “processing maliciously crafted web content,” which could lead to a “cross-site scripting attack.”
More alarmingly, Apple also admitted it “is aware of a report that this issue may have been actively exploited on Intel-based Mac systems.”
Apple also issued a similar security disclosure for iPhone and iPad users. Here, it says, the JavaScriptCore vulnerability allowed for “processing maliciously crafted web content may lead to arbitrary code execution.”
In other words, Apple became aware of a security flaw that could let hackers take control of a user’s iPhone or iPad if they visit a harmful website. An update should solve the issue, Apple said.
Jeremiah O’Connor, CTO and co-founder of crypto cybersecurity firm Trugard, told Decrypt that “attackers could access sensitive data like private keys or passwords” stored in their browser, enabling crypto theft if the user’s device remained unpatched.
Revelations of the vulnerability within the crypto community began circulating on social media on Wednesday, with former Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao raising the alarm in a tweet advising that users of Macbooks with Intel CPUs should update as soon as possible.
The development follows March reports that security researchers have discovered a vulnerability in Apple’s previous generation chips—its M1, M2, and M3 series that could let hackers steal cryptographic keys.
The exploit, which isn’t new, leverages “prefetching,” a process used by Apple’s own M-series chips to speed up interactions with the company’s devices. Prefetching can be exploited to store sensible data in the processor’s cache and then access it to reconstruct a cryptographic key that is supposed to be inaccessible.
Unfortunately, ArsTechnica reports that this is a significant issue for Apple users since a chip-level vulnerability can not be solved through a software update.
A potential workaround can alleviate the problem, but those trade performance for security.
Edited by Stacy Elliott and Sebastian Sinclair
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Just imagine a fully immersive world where you can shop, work, attend concerts, create art, and even own land, all without leaving your home. This is the metaverse, a blend of virtual reality, augmented reality, and the internet that opens new doors for creativity, commerce, and community. Now, throw in cryptocurrencies, the digital coins that have already revolutionized finance, and you have the potential for a completely self-sustained, decentralized economy.
So, how do these digital coins work in this parallel universe? Let’s explore the exciting and ever-evolving relationship between cryptocurrencies and the metaverse.
What are Metaverse Cryptocurrencies?
First things first: metaverse cryptocurrencies are digital tokens designed to facilitate transactions and provide value within virtual worlds. These tokens can buy land, trade virtual goods, pay for experiences, or even serve as governance tools in decentralized metaverse communities. Essentially, they fuel the economic backbone of the metaverse.
Think of it this way: If the metaverse is a virtual city, then cryptocurrencies are its currency, ATM machines, stock market, and more. Coins like MANA (from Decentraland) and SAND (from The Sandbox) have gained massive traction as their respective platforms evolve into sprawling, user-driven ecosystems.
The Use of Cryptocurrencies in Virtual Worlds:
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Let’s explore the uses of cryptocurrency in the virtual world.
1. Facilitating Virtual Commerce:
Let’s talk about one of the most obvious applications: shopping. In the metaverse, commerce is not limited to a two-dimensional online store. Imagine walking into a virtual clothing store, trying on outfits on your digital avatar, and paying instantly with cryptocurrency.For instance, platforms like Decentraland allow users to purchase digital wearables using their native token, MANA. Every transaction occurs seamlessly, with cryptocurrencies acting as both medium and record, thanks to blockchain technology.
2. Buying and Selling Virtual Real Estate:
Yes, you read that right. Real estate in the metaverse is pricey! Platforms such as The Sandbox and Decentraland have become marketplaces where virtual plots sell for millions of dollars. People and businesses buy land to host events, create games, or even open virtual stores.Cryptocurrencies are at the core of these transactions. Users purchase land using native tokens like SAND or MANA. Blockchain technology ensures transparency and proves ownership of each digital plot, just like a real-world deed.
In 2021, Republic Realm bought a virtual plot in The Sandbox for a record $4.3 million, demonstrating how digital land has evolved into a lucrative investment vehicle.
3. Governance and Voting:
In the metaverse, users are not just passive participants, they have the power to shape the ecosystem. Many metaverse platforms operate as decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs), giving users a say in governance. Holding platform tokens often equates to voting power on matters like platform upgrades, content moderation policies, or revenue distribution.
For example, Decentraland’s DAO allows MANA holders to vote on critical issues, giving power to the community and promoting decentralized governance. This democratization ensures a metaverse driven by user interests rather than centralized corporate control.
4. Revolutionizing Gaming:
Gaming within the metaverse is where cryptocurrencies truly shine. Traditional games often lock users into in-game purchases with no real-world value. However, in the metaverse, digital assets and in-game items can be tokenized using non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Players trade these assets on secondary markets using cryptocurrencies, making gaming not only a hobby but a genuine source of income.
One standout example is Axie Infinity, a play-to-earn game where users breed, and battle creatures called Axies. Players earn tokens known as Smooth Love Potion (SLP) and can trade these for fiat currency. The rise of play-to-earn has transformed gaming into an economically rewarding activity, particularly in countries facing economic hardships.
5. Reward Mechanisms and Microtransactions:
Microtransactions in traditional games often involve small, one-time purchases for digital goods. The metaverse takes this concept a step further by enabling frictionless payments using cryptocurrencies. Players can buy upgrades, skins, or experiences directly from developers or peers, empowering creators and enhancing immersion.
Additionally, many metaverse projects incentivize user engagement by offering token rewards. Users can earn cryptocurrency by participating in community events, completing quests, or simply interacting with the virtual world.
6. Tokenizing Digital Art and Collectibles:
Creators are at the heart of any vibrant digital ecosystem. The metaverse has amplified the creative economy by providing new ways to tokenize digital art and collectibles as NFTs. Artists can showcase their work in virtual galleries and sell it to users using cryptocurrencies. Once bought, these digital pieces belong solely to the buyer, recorded immutably on the blockchain.
For example, CryptoVoxels allows users to create and exhibit art in virtual spaces while utilizing their native token for transactions. The connection between digital ownership and real-world value is more apparent than ever, opening the door for global artists and enthusiasts.
7. Royalties and Fair Compensation:
Unlike traditional models where creators lose control of secondary sales, blockchain-powered tokens allow for automatic royalties each time an NFT changes hands. Artists can thus earn a share of their work’s ongoing success without intermediaries—another example of how cryptocurrencies fuel a fairer creative economy in the metaverse.
8. Reducing Volatility with Stablecoins:
While cryptocurrencies like SAND and MANA are integral to the metaverse, their value can be highly volatile. To combat this, many platforms integrate stablecoins, cryptocurrencies pegged to a stable asset like the US dollar. This stability makes them an attractive payment option for everyday transactions within virtual worlds.
Users can buy and sell virtual assets or pay for services without worrying about value fluctuations. This reliability is crucial for building long-term trust in metaverse economies.
9. Cross-Platform Interoperability:
The dream of the metaverse is to unite various platforms and experiences into one seamless universe. Interoperability is key here, and cryptocurrencies facilitate this. Tokens built on standard protocols (like Ethereum‘s ERC-20) can be used across different platforms, creating a more connected virtual ecosystem.
Imagine using the same token to shop in Decentraland, attend events in Somnium Space, and trade collectibles in The Sandbox. The possibilities for frictionless interactions are endless, thanks to crypto-driven innovation.
Future Outlook: Where Are We Heading?
As the lines between the physical and virtual worlds blur, cryptocurrencies will undoubtedly play a central role in shaping metaverse experiences. From decentralized commerce and community-driven governance to creating rewarding ecosystems for creators and gamers, the potential is limitless.
Cryptocurrencies are not just a feature of the metaverse, they are its lifeblood. By enabling decentralized economies, ownership, and innovation, they provide users unprecedented power and flexibility in virtual worlds. As the metaverse evolves, the role of cryptocurrencies will continue to expand, unlocking limitless possibilities for economic and creative engagement in digital realms.
However, challenges remain. Security, regulation, and technological barriers must be addressed to ensure a safe, inclusive, and interoperable metaverse. But one thing is clear: cryptocurrencies and the metaverse are a match made in digital heaven.
What role do you see cryptocurrencies playing in your metaverse experience? Would you invest in virtual real estate, or perhaps create an NFT-based business? Let us know your thoughts!
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The 33rd Economic Forum 2024, held in Karpacz, Poland, gathered leaders from across the globe to discuss the pressing economic and technological challenges. This year, the forum had a special focus on Artificial Intelligence (AI and Cybersecurity, bringing together leading experts and policymakers.
Nextrope was proud to participate in the Forum where we showcased our expertise and networked with leading minds in the AI and blockchain fields.
Economic Forum 2024: A Hub for Innovation and Collaboration
The Economic Forum in Karpacz is an annual event often referred to as the “Polish Davos,” attracting over 6,000 participants, including heads of state, business leaders, academics, and experts. This year’s edition was held from September 3rd to 5th, 2024.
Key Highlights of the AI Forum and Cybersecurity Forum
The AI Forum and the VI Cybersecurity Forum were integral parts of the event, organized in collaboration with the Ministry of Digital Affairs and leading Polish universities, including:
Cracow University of Technology
University of Warsaw
Wrocław University of Technology
AGH University of Science and Technology
Poznań University of Technology
Objectives of the AI Forum
Promoting Education and Innovation: The forum aimed to foster education and spread knowledge about AI and solutions to enhance digital transformation in Poland and CEE..
Strengthening Digital Administration: The event supported the Ministry of Digital Affairs’ mission to build and strengthen the digital administration of the Polish State, encouraging interdisciplinary dialogue on decentralized architecture.
High-Level Meetings: The forum featured closed meetings of digital ministers from across Europe, including a confirmed appearance by Volker Wissing, the German Minister for Digital Affairs.
Nextrope’s Active Participation in the AI Forum
Nextrope’s presence at the AI Forum was marked by our active engagement in various activities in the Cracow University of Technology and University of Warsaw zone. One of the discussion panels we enjoyed the most was “AI in education – threats and opportunities”.
Our Key Activities
Networking with Leading AI and Cryptography Researchers.
Nextrope presented its contributions in the field of behavioral profilling in DeFi and established relationships with Cryptography Researchers from Cracow University of Technology and the brightest minds on Polish AI scene, coming from institutions such as Wroclaw University of Technology, but also from startups.
Panel Discussions and Workshops
Our team participated in several panel discussions, covering a variety of topics. Here are some of them
Polish Startup Scene.
State in the Blockchain Network
Artificial Intelligence – Threat or Opportunity for Healthcare?
Silicon Valley in Poland – Is it Possible?
Quantum Computing – How Is It Changing Our Lives?
Broadening Horizons
Besides tuning in to topics that strictly overlap with our professional expertise we decided to broaden our horizons and participated in panels about national security and cross-border cooperation.
Meeting with clients:
We had a pleasure to deepen relationships with our institutional clients and discuss plans for the future.
Networking with Experts in AI and Blockchain
A major highlight of the Economic Forum in Karpacz was the opportunity to network with experts from academia, industry, and government.
Collaborations with Academia:
We engaged with scholars from leading universities such as the Cracow University of Technology and the University of Warsaw. These interactions laid the groundwork for potential research collaborations and joint projects.
Building Strategic Partnerships:
Our team connected with industry leaders, exploring opportunities for partnerships in regard to building the future of education. We met many extremely smart, yet humble people interested in joining advisory board of one of our projects – HackZ.
Exchanging Knowledge with VCs and Policymakers:
We had fruitful discussions with policymakers and very knowledgable representatives of Venture Capital. The discussions revolved around blockchain and AI regulation, futuristic education methods and dillemas regarding digital transformation in companies. These exchanges provided us with very interesting insights as well as new friendships.
Looking Ahead: Nextrope’s Future in AI and Blockchain
Nextrope’s participation in the Economic Forum Karpacz 2024 has solidified our position as one of the leading, deep-tech software houses in CEE. By fostering connections with academia, industry experts, and policymakers, we are well-positioned to consult our clients on trends and regulatory needs as well as implementing cutting edge DeFi software.
What’s Next for Nextrope?
Continuing Innovation:
We remain committed to developing cutting-edge software solutions and designing token economies that leverage the power of incentives and advanced cryptography.
Deepening Academic Collaborations:
The partnerships formed at the forum will help us stay at the forefront of technological advancements, particularly in AI and blockchain.
Expanding Our Global Reach:
The international connections made at the forum enable us to expand our influence both in CEE and outside of Europe. This reinforces Nextrope’s status as a global leader in technology innovation.
If you’re looking to create a robust blockchain system and go through institutional-grade testing please reach out to contact@nextrope.com. Our team is ready to help you with the token engineering process and ensure your project’s resilience in the long term.
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Trainers’ House’s year-end sales, order backlog and encounter marketing business have developed better than expected despite the continued difficult market environment.
Trainers’ House is raising its full-year profit guidance.
According to the updated guidance, the company estimates that the operating profit for 2024 will be between a loss of EUR 50 thousand and a profit of EUR 150 thousand.
In its financial statement release published earlier on February 22, 2024, the company estimated the operating profit for 2024 to be in negative.
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