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About Inery
Inery is a blockchain startup founded in 2020 with the slogan "Web3 is just a node away!" Based in Singapore, the company has positioned itself at the forefront of the web3 movement. Inery has developed a proprietary layer-1 blockchain designed to pave the way for web3 by providing the industry with a decentralized dat...
Web3, Decentralized Database, Layer-1 Blockchain, Singapore-based, Proprietary Technology
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