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Chainletter.io - Issue #17

Chainletter.io - Issue #17
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Quick Hits:
  1. ‘Tiger King’ Joe Exotic sells NFTs from prison
  2. Brits are investing in cryptocurrency more than shares
  3. Iconic meme sells for $4m as NFT

Latest News
Blockchain As The Record Keeper For More Than Just Coins And Art
Blockchain As The Record Keeper For More Than Just Coins And Art
Blockchain as a record keeper brings a more interesting use case to the art market: the non-fungible Token (NFT).
www.forbes.com  •  Share
Watch out Solidity: New project aims to tackle downsides of coding DeFi projects
Watch out Solidity: New project aims to tackle downsides of coding DeFi projects
With security remaining an issue for DeFi developers, this new project tackles the downsides of Solidity by offering smart contract components that act like Lego.
cointelegraph.com  •  Share
Frederik Gregaard: How the world could be built on blockchain
Frederik Gregaard: How the world could be built on blockchain
Decentralised platforms are trying to deliver real-world solutions
www.investorschronicle.co.uk  •  Share
Cryptocurrency News
More Brits bought crypto than shares last year, new survey suggests
More Brits bought crypto than shares last year, new survey suggests
A survey has revealed that more respondents bought crypto over the last year than invested in stocks.
cointelegraph.com  •  Share
DeFi News
DeFi Platforms With Names Like SushiSwap Aim to Be Nasdaq for Crypto
DeFi Platforms With Names Like SushiSwap Aim to Be Nasdaq for Crypto
Automated protocols running on the internet are paying traders to provide liquidity for unregulated, decentralized markets.
www.bloomberg.com  •  Share
NFT News
'Tiger King' star Joe Exotic selling NFTs from prison
'Tiger King' star Joe Exotic selling NFTs from prison
“Tiger King” fans will be able to bid on several non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and physical items from Joe Exotic, the star of the popular 2020 Netflix docu-series, on Friday.
www.foxbusiness.com  •  Share
Iconic 'Doge' Meme Becomes Most Expensive Meme NFT Ever Sold At $4 Million
Iconic 'Doge' Meme Becomes Most Expensive Meme NFT Ever Sold At $4 Million
The meme, widely shared on the internet, inspired the Dogecoin cryptocurrency.
www.moneycontrol.com  •  Share
The signal pushing NFTs to enter the mainstream consciousness probably came when auction house Christie’s sold
coinpedia.org  •  Share
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REMINDER: The entire world of finance is holding their breath waiting to hear what is said during a press conference today.

Such an antiquated model.

Our children will laugh at the stupidity of their parents, while they prosper under a programmatic, transparent monetary policy
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