📢Groovy Launches New Website with Far-Out 1970s Theme

Santo Mining Corp. (OTCMKTS:SANP) MIAMI, FL, USA, July 12, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Groovy Company, Inc. formally known as Santo Mining Corp., (OTCMKTS: SANP), today announced the launch of its totally rad new website, (https://groovy.click) featuring a groovy 1970s theme.

The new site is designed to give visitors a far-out experience, with funky colors, psychedelic patterns, and a whole lot of peace and love.

“We wanted to create a website that was fun, engaging, and a little bit different,” said Frank Yglesias, CEO Groovy Company, Inc. “The 1970s were a time of creativity and the birth of technology for the masses, and we wanted to capture that spirit on our new site. We think our visitors will dig it.” "The artistic design was masterfully created by CiberNation, bringing the 1970s vibe to life, kudos to them."

The new website features a user-friendly interface, intuitive navigation, and engaging content that showcases Groovy's cutting- edge solutions for product authentication, supply chain management, data analytics, and consumer engagement. Visitors can explore the platform's various modules, learn about the benefits of blockchain technology for the cannabis industry, and discover how Groovy is empowering growers, manufacturers, retailers, and consumers alike.

ABOUT GROOVY

Groovy is a blockchain-based platform that aims to revolutionize the cannabis industry by providing transparency, security, and efficiency throughout the supply chain. It utilizes NFT-based QR codes to verify the authenticity and origin of cannabis products, combating counterfeiting and empowering consumers with verifiable information. The platform also includes a genetic library, rewards program, and data analytics tools to empower growers, manufacturers, retailers, and consumers. By leveraging blockchain technology and 4IR innovations, Groovy aims to create a more transparent, secure, and efficient cannabis ecosystem.

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