#CryptoConversations: A Chat With WEMP Founder Christine Curran In this edition of #CryptoConversations, we spoke with Christine Curran, founder of WEMP (Women Empowerment Token), a community-driven decentralized de-fi/social cause token.

By Entrepreneur Middle East Staff • Feb 26, 2022

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#CryptoConversations is a video series that highlights the movers and shakers in the cryptocurrency domain as featured in The Crypto Universe, a report published by Entrepreneur Middle East in partnership with Lucidity Insights. In this edition of #CryptoConversations, we spoke with Christine Curran, founder of WEMP (Women Empowerment Token), a community-driven decentralized de-fi/social cause token that's on a mission to empower women globally. Along with Curran, we also spoke with Project Leader Jarrod Knowles--check out the full video to learn what they had to say!

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