#Transact

Hippie Grandpa.

@hippiepappa.bsky.social

4 months ago

#NBN are bloody hopeless. They remounted the service to the new pole, far too low. Because the tech was scared of heights. 🤦🏼‍♂️

Now how will #Transact mount their service?

They need to move up a meter.

Thiard News@F4F

@newsen.bsky.social

6 months ago

Hashgraph Group Introduces TransAct: A Game-Changer for Enterprises Seeking Crypto-Free Transactions The Hashgraph Group unveils TransAct, a ground-breaking solution facilitating crypto-free transactions for enterprises on the Hedera network, simplifying compliance and management.

Hashgraph Group Introduces TransAct: A Game-Changer for Enterprises Seeking Crypto-Free Transactions #Switzerland #Hedera #Hashgraph #TransAct #Schwyz

50501 Kansas City

@50501-kansascity.bsky.social

1 year ago

Justice Horn wearing a blue hoodie and black pants stands on a small mound of grass, speaking into a megaphone during a protest. A large crowd behind them holds various protest signs, including one that reads, “We are the granddaughters of the witches you couldn’t burn!” and another saying, “We are all immigrants.” The setting is an urban area with a tall ornate tower in the background, and the sky is clear.

Two women stand side by side, smiling at the camera while holding protest signs. One sign says, “NO SEX FOR TRUMPERS” in bold pink and yellow letters, while the other reads, “We will not go quietly back to the 1950s.” They are standing on grass near a street, with a Spanish-style building and a lamppost behind them. The sun is shining brightly.

Two individuals stand in a public square holding protest signs. One sign reads, “Witches & queers against fascism,” while the other states, “Hex the patriarchy” with a pentacle symbol. They wear black clothing and sunglasses. Other protesters with signs are visible in the background, along with tall buildings and a fountain with statues.

A person wearing a red beret, black dress, and black boots stands on a small dirt mound, speaking into a megaphone at a protest. A diverse crowd of protesters stands behind them holding signs, including one that reads, “Left or right, we can all see wrong,” and another listing support for LGBTQIA+ rights, immigration, national parks, Medicaid/Medicare, and more. The setting is an urban plaza with a tall ornate tower visible in the background, and the sun is shining through the branches of a leafless tree.

Kansas City, you SHOWED up for #InternationalWomensDay with @kcprotest2025.bsky.social, KCWAC, TransAct KC, Trans Protection Party, and 50501 KC.

This is what Democracy looks like.

Divided we fall, United we stand tall.
#KCProtest #KCWAC #TransAct #TransProtectionParty #50501