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# Enkulungo za Blink kye ki?

Nnamuziga za Blink ye'nkola eyo' buyiiya eri munda mu app ya Blink ekoleddwa okutumbula olugendo lwo olwa Bitcoin. Kikola ng’ekintu eky’okulondoola enkulaakulana yo ate ng’oyanjula abalala mu Bitcoin ng’oyita ku mukutu gwa Blink.\&#x20

Nga olina nnamuziga ku Blink, tosobola kulaba ebibalo ebibyo byokka, wabula n’okugabana by’otuuseeko n’emikwano n’okwenyigira mu kusoomoozebwa okusanyusa. Nga bwe weetaba mu mpaka zino, ojja kufuna omukisa okufuna empeera ez’enjawulo nga ssente, SWAG, tiketi z’olukuŋŋaana, n’ebirala.

Mu bibuuzo ebijja, tujja kugenda mu maaso n’okunoonyereza ku bintu ebikwata ku nnamuziga za Blink, omuli n’endowooza y’enkulungo ez’omunda n’ez’ebweru, okukuwa okutegeera okujjuvu ku kintu kino ekisikiriza.


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