The National Cryptocurrency Association (Asonacrip) reported that Axie Infinity, academies and organizations from Latin America will be holding various tournaments on the continent, including the Venezuelan Championship, which will be run by the BlockEsports Latin America team.

The Venezuelan Championship will be taking place from April 16 to May 22 in Venezuela and will be sponsored by the main team of Axie Infinity. In the event, around 120 AXS will be distributed in prizes, which are equivalent to approximately 8 thousand dollars.

El evento, patrocinado por el equipo principal de Axie Infinity, iniciará el 16 de abril y finalizará el 22 de mayo. En el mismo se repartirá una cantidad total de 120 AXS en premios, equivalentes a más de 8mil dólares a día de hoy 8 de febrero.

— Asonacrip (Asociación Nacional de Criptomonedas) (@AsonacripVe) February 9, 2022

This tournament will become the second season of competitive events financed and promoted by Axie Infinity and is part of its strategy to consolidate the game among one of the main references of eSports, electronic sports in the world.

All those players who are interested in participating in the event must keep alert on “the registration links that will be published by @BlockEsportsLA”.

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Source: bancaynegocios.com

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Two-thirds of German industry, 64 %, is suffering from material shortages and struggling to meet production, according to a survey by the Ifo economic institute.

In the previous quarter, the number of companies reporting problems had already reached a record high, which has now been far exceeded, Ifo expert Klaus Wohlrabe said. “This could become a threat to growth,” he added.

As explained by the expert, manufacturers are still meeting the demand for their warehouses for the time being, but these are being visibly emptied. “Purchase prices, which have increased a lot in some cases, are also a problem,” he explained.

According to the entity’s survey, 83 % of automobile manufacturers and suppliers and 84 % of electrical equipment manufacturers suffered from shortages of semiconductors and chips.

The sharp rise in the prices of plastic granules was one of the main concerns of manufacturers of rubber and plastic articles (79 %). Among electronic equipment manufacturers, 72 % complained about a shortage of materials, as did 70 % of machinery manufacturers.

Fuente: dpa

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