Marina Abramović will live forever
Abramović now sells “longevity drops” and NFTs of her art – promising a performance that will never end
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Abramović now sells “longevity drops” and NFTs of her art – promising a performance that will never end
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It won’t be the president emptying his bank account to buy meme coins.
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I have no idea what will happen to cryptocurrencies – and neither does anyone else.
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If the global bloc can successfully ween itself off the US dollar, we will enter a new global order.
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Will the idealist philosophy survive the conviction of its crypto king?
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Sam Bankman-Fried’s former girlfriend and Alameda CEO emerged as the star witness for the prosecution in the trader’s trial for…
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In Going Infinite, the author fails to see the limits of his subject’s intelligence.
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His utilitarianism reflects the culture of Silicon Valley, which wields great power over how we relate to one another.
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In a new book the actor describes how celebrities have used cryptocurrencies and NFTs to monetise their fans.
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Sometimes the simplest explanation is the best explanation.
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The industry is preoccupied with money-making, but the potential of shared computing could go far beyond finance.
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The government seems not to fully understand the implications of a “digital pound”.
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USD Coin offers a safer way to invest in and hold cryptocurrency.

A fresh Qatar corruption scandal emerges, while the founder of the cryptocurrency company FTX faces criminal charges.
For years, unpaid investigators have been tracking and exposing the activities of cryptocurrency’s biggest players.
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For tech CEOs, the suckers of the present come second to people of the technocratic future.
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Cryptocurrency was invented to solve the problem of trust; instead it has created a market of mutual suspicion.
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The 30-year-old’s crypto exchange has filed for bankruptcy, but the potential for decentralised finance remains great.
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In a market that is volatile by design, there’s a strong risk of contagion.
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Leaders have spent years indulging a dangerous trend that they couldn’t be bothered to understand.
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