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Crypto Power and Progress
Also the title of a great book I took the liberty to borrow. It tries to answer the question of why tech often benefits the elites and what can be done about that. More people in crypto and AI should read it and ask themselves, are we navigating ourselves into treacherous waters? 🌊
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Another Moon Landing, Unethical Auditors, and Blinks
But before the ultra-rich step on the moon, the moon's craters will welcome the Bitcoin Whitepaper. As part of the soon-launching documentary Fortitude, which covers what's happening in the Space economy, award-winning documentary maker Torsten Hoffman decided to bring p2p cash to the moon.
Laser eyes, Sysiphus, and Pandora's box
On February 11th, Joe Biden posted a picture of himself featuring laser eyes referencing a conspiracy theory that stated the Super Bowl (the major media event where 22 men run after a Papaya-shaped ball and tackle each other ruthlessly) would be rigged to make sure that the team with Taylor Swift's boyfriend wins - so that she could endorse Biden for president.
Diversity crisis, frames, and a vampire/atacc
Ethereum has a diversity crisis. You, dear reader, probably also fall under the "bro" category (crypto, VC, trader, finance bro... there are nuances, I know). Relax, this isn't about sending some Karen from the diversity department your way and telling you to hire more minorities.
Sell the news, Happy Bears, and RPGF going brrr
Now that 11 ETFs are approved, issuers have started engaging in a fee war, slashing their usual costs, with Blackrock charging 0.25% and Bitwise setting its fee at just 0.2%. Then Franklin Templeton entered the scene, placing its fees at 0/19%. The race to the bottom is on.
Bitcoin ETF: In The Big Leagues
For the last few weeks, the question of whether the SEC is going to approve this god damn Bitcoin ETF has become a black hole for the industry’s attention. The whole cryptosphere was stuck in stasis while we waited for Gary G to decide whether we were worthy of his attention or not.