10101.art Is Transforming the Future of Traditional Art Ownership Through Blockchain Fractionalization
You can now co-own a piece of a prominent physical painting via blockchain.
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For Common’s Dillon Chen, Blockchain Is an Engagement Tool to Bring About Positive Change
The web3 community-governance platform aims to be a key driver for decentralized initiatives
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Scammers Who Trick Users Into Signing Malicious Transactions Have Netted At Least $1B Since 2021, Chainalysis Says
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Pariah Carey Part One: Using Insights from Water & Music and Music Tomorrow’s Data Bootcamp to Go From Pariah to Mariah
Structuring data for musicians to better understand their audience can be daunting. Let us help you figure that out with the first in a four-part series.
ConsenSys Director of Regulatory Affairs Bill Hughes Says the Illicit Uses of Crypto Are Dominating Policy Talk in Washington
The former associate deputy attorney general at the Department of Justice gives us the lay of the land in terms of crypto regulation in Washington DC
The Beat: Sybil-cybin and Music for Airports
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Artist Paul Gerben and Pastel Network Launch Digital Collection Around Hockey Legend Bobby Orr
A new way athletes curate their digital IP may be upon us
The Clock Is Ticking on Crypto Bills As Congressman Patrick McHenry Says He Will Retire
The retirement of a crypto ally in Congress could mean trouble for two important bills
American Cancer Society Turns to Crypto to Democratize Fundraising
The cancer research group is hoping to tap into broad support to amplify its donations
Postcard from the North American Blockchain Summit - Presidential Candidates, Senators & Industry Leaders Talk Policy, Problems & Possibilities
The North American Blockchain Summit brought people together to discuss policy and what the future of the industry looks for the US
$APE Accelerator Is Iterating The Next Generation of ApeCoin Intellectual Property
The goal is to supercharge the ApeCoin ecosystem.
Texas Senator Ted Cruz: “The Most Dangerous Threat to Blockchain is the United States Government”
Cruz vowed to keep Texas a leader in Bitcoin mining
“Our goal is nothing short of audacious” — Singapore Fintech Festival Rallies Bankers, Regulators and Innovators to Build a Better World
For fintech founders and financial institution leaders, this year’s Singapore Fintech Festival provided a unique opportunity to glean the latest government positions on digitization, tokenization of assets, financial inclusion and environmental sustainability goals
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.: “Decentralization is Democracy”
The independent presidential candidate said if he’s elected he’d make the U.S. the central hub for digital technology
Andrew Yang on Using Blockchain to Solve America’s Big Problems
The Independent presidential candidate said blockchain can make voting simpler and safer
DSCVR Spearheads SocialFi Industry Growth with New Solana Partnership
The launch aims to increase their user base and expand their tokenized communities
Pudgy Penguins and the Pursuit of the Character Legacy Brand
Pudgy Penguins founder Luca Netz is betting on an emotional relationship forming between real Pudgy toys sold at Walmart and their digital NFTs
Deanna Hood, a Roboticist and ETHGlobal Lisbon Finalist, Has a Message for Women Interested in Web3
The allure of writing code for web3 applications was too much for a celebrated roboticist to ignore
The Sandbox Makes Splash in Film Industry with Launch of Digital Cinematic Neighborhood
The intent is to disrupt and revolutionize the gaming and entertainment landscape
A Search for Resonance: Michelle Huang’s Journey to Solve Japan’s Akiya Crisis
A DAO is hoping to convert some of Japan’s vacant homes — known as akiya — into artistic residences without losing its creative soul