Non-fungible tokens have only just started. All these different art pieces and graphic designs selling on the blockchain is really just the beginning of what this technology will be able to do for us in the future. I sat down with Jacob Willemsma & Liam Horne of “NFT Hack” to talk about where I see this technology heading, the signs from other disruports that are apparent with NFTs, what industries will adopt by the technology, and more!
GaryVee and Mark Cuban on How History Has Already Proven That NFTs Are Here To Stay
During a recent episode of “Marketing For The Now”, Gary Vaynerchuk and Mark Cuban sat down to talk about their long history with innovative technology, how they remember it is initially received by the public and the similar patterns they are seeing with the introduction of NFTs (non-fungible tokens) and Web 3.0.
How Small Is An Atom? Spoiler: Very Small.
Atoms are very weird. Wrapping your head around exactly how weird, is close to impossible – how can you describe something that is SO removed from humans experience? But then again, they kind of make up everything, so let us try anyways.
NFTs For Beginners in 45 minutes
The” Non-Fungible Podcast” hosted by DKleine to talk all things NFT. This is a fantastic interview for anyone who is just getting started learning about NFT’s. We discuss the culmination of life events and interests that drew me to NFTs and CryptoArt in particular and I provide the broader implications of non-fungible tokens and blockchain technology.
An Introduction to How Blockchains Work with Anders Brownworth
Real Vision crypto editor Ash Bennington welcomes Anders Brownworth to walk through a step-by-step of how blockchains work. Brownworth explains the basics of hashing, blocks, and then blockchains, demonstrating how each piece builds upon the other to create the underlying technology of cryptocurrencies. Filmed on May 20, 2021. Key Learnings: Those who are unfamiliar with blockchain technology can experience a steep learning curve when trying to understand how it works—Brownworth breaks it down into a simple, easy-to-digest format with visual aids that allow the viewer to conceptualize blockchain technology.
Automated convenience store powered by robotics, artificial intelligence in Singapore’s heartlands
Getting a midnight snack might now be easier for more than 6,000 residents in a western corner of Singapore. A local tech firm has introduced an automated convenience store for the first time. Another 17 stores are expected across the island by end-2021. Powered by robotics and artificial intelligence, the machines sell fresh eggs, vegetables and other essentials 24 hours a day. At any one time, a machine can hold up to 300 products.
DeFi Is What Fintech Always Wanted to Be: Blockchain Capital
Blockchain Capital Partner Spencer Bogart discusses the continuing volatility of Bitcoin and whether investors should be concerned. He also talks about decentralized finance, also known as DeFi, and how important it may be to the adoption of cryptocurrency. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Joe Weisenthal and Emily Chang on “Bloomberg Technology.”
Beeple Explains The Absurdity Of NFTs | So Expensive
Mike Winkelmann, better known as Beeple, has sold the most expensive digital artwork in history. It’s part of an explosion in the market for NFTs — tokens that prove ownership of things like digital art that you can’t even touch.
Inside the NFT Boom
NFTs– non-fungible tokens– are booming. In simple terms, they’re unique digital tokens establishing the authenticity and ownership of all manner of digital things. Tweets, collectible basketball cards– even a single digital pixel. But it’s in art world where they’ve grabbed the most attention — and the highest prices. So what the hell is crypto art? Who’s buying it, who’s selling it, and who cares? We met up with some of the crypto art world’s star players to find out.
Reggie Watts Explains NFT’s to Joe
NFT is a fancy mathematical way of proving you own the original copy of something. A bit like anyone can get a copy of a painting that looks identical but people will pay a huge price to be able to say they have the original.