The Inksnation Open Market held across Oyo State, Nigeria, has taken a significant step toward demonstrating the real-life commercial capability of the Pinkoin (P2P) token. Designed as a practical use-case experiment, the event brought together thousands of community members eager to test the token’s everyday usability.
Organised by the Oyo State Inksnation Committee and exchanger members, the initiative was led by State Director Enato Dare, who also serves as the founder of Enat Digital Concepts. The event focused on validating Pinkoin’s potential as a medium of exchange in an open market environment.
Strong Community Turnout
The turnout was impressive, with a large number of Inksnation participants purchasing food items, household goods, and general commodities using Pinkoin. Vendors who participated in the pilot market accepted the token seamlessly, giving attendees a firsthand experience of peer-to-peer digital payments.
A Step Toward Blockchain-Driven Inclusion
According to organisers, this successful outing reflects the growing interest within the Inksnation community and reinforces the project’s aim of creating a blockchain-powered ecosystem that supports financial inclusion. The Open Market exercise also served as an evaluation phase to gather feedback, improve token-based transactions, and expand future adoption.
Community Reaction
Participants expressed excitement about being able to use their tokens in real-life transactions, noting that the event boosted their confidence in the long-term vision of a decentralized digital commerce system.
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