—by Protos Staff
Harvard professor’s genome NFT hints at our dystopian crypto-future
If tokenizing genomes and selling them as NFTs becomes a real thing — some DNA sequences would inevitably be more valuable than others.
If tokenizing genomes and selling them as NFTs becomes a real thing — some DNA sequences would inevitably be more valuable than others.
CBDC critics suggest governments find the tech interesting because it allows economic surveillance unattainable with regular digital cash.
There’s five Dogecoin whales sitting on more than 1 billion DOGE. Only two look like they’ve been selling on the way up.
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PIFI invests in corporate bonds, US government agency bonds, and US Treasury notes. Grayscale just renamed it ‘BTC.’