Nucleus Vision Acquires Jiffy Charge to Create One of the World's Largest Private Network

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SAN FRANCISCO, CA, Jun 21, 2021 - (ACN Newswire) - Nucleus Vision's acquisition of Jiffy Charge, a micro real estate marketplace company (similar to Airbnb for micro spaces) is well in tandem with its vision of enabling a private communication network, powered by micro DeFi Financing. This move comes quickly on the heels of NV 1.0's

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