DDM in collaboration with the Digital Assets Management Academy (DAMA), has announced its upcoming weekly program titled Blockchain World 2.0.
DDM corespondent gathered that the program will focus on the topic: “Why the Body Scan AI Blockchain Project Is Positioned to Thrive in the Current Crypto Bull Market.”
The session is scheduled for Wednesday, November 19, 2025, at 11:00 AM Nigerian time.
Participants can join the program via Zoom using the link provided by the organizers.
The Zoom meeting ID is 870 8562 4072, with the passcode 871871.
For viewers who prefer live streaming, the session will also be broadcast on DDM’s official YouTube channel.
DDM encourages interested participants to subscribe to the YouTube channel to receive instant notifications whenever the program begins.
The program promises to provide insights into the Body Scan AI Blockchain Project and how it aligns with opportunities in the current cryptocurrency market.
Organizers say the discussion will cover practical strategies, market positioning, and technological innovations driving blockchain adoption.
This program is part of DDM’s ongoing effort to educate Nigerians and global audiences on emerging technologies and digital assets.
It also marks a collaboration between media and educational institutions to bridge the knowledge gap in cryptocurrency and blockchain projects.
The weekly initiative will run every Wednesday at the same time, ensuring continuity and consistent engagement with participants.
Experts from DDM and DAMA will lead discussions, answer questions, and provide actionable insights for investors and blockchain enthusiasts.
Digital asset enthusiasts, students, and professionals are encouraged to participate to stay informed on cutting-edge blockchain projects.
The initiative reflects DDM’s commitment to fostering digital literacy and promoting innovative technology solutions in Africa.
Participants are advised to register in advance for the Zoom session to secure access and avoid technical difficulties during the live program.
The organization also highlights that all sessions are archived and available on YouTube for later viewing.