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Blockchain assessment: How to assess different chains?

Before investing your valuable resources, you should assess blockchain projects based on various factors, including community, use-case, the team behind it, longevity, etc.

LBank Exchange Will List Clifford Inu (CLIFF) on January 20, 2022

INTERNET CITY, DUBAI, Jan. 17, 2022 – LBank Exchange, a global digital asset trading platform, will list Clifford Inu (CLIFF) on January 20, 2022. For all users of LBank Exchange, the CLIFF/USDT trading pair will be officially available for trading at 20:00 (UTC+8) on January 20, 2022. As a highly deflationary token on the Ethereum...

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Mastering the Art of Cloud Tagging Using Data Science

Cloud tagging, the process of labeling cloud assets by certain attributes or operational values, can unlock behavioral insights to optimize and automate cyber asset management at scale.

Hacker News Can’t Get Enough of Web3

Internet vs crypto users, Jan 2022

Web3 flamewars are becoming an almost daily occurrence on Hacker News, the startups incubator that gave us Coinbase among others. The topic of the day is whether it is or...

AVC – Musings of a VC in NYC

As is my custom here at AVC, I like to end the year looking back and start the year looking forward.

This post will be the look back and I started by revisiting my look forward into 2021 that I wrote on New Year’s Day 2021.

In my typical optimist fashion, I was dead wrong about how quickly the pandemic would fizzle out. I predicted that vaccines plus immunity from those who had been infected would end the pandemic by mid-year 2021. That was obviously totally wrong and I am sitting here isolating with my own Covid case (seven days in now). I can’t imagine a more appropriate “punishment” for getting that one wrong.

I got the rest mostly right and when I look back at 2021, what I see is a world that is changing before our very eyes; becoming more digital (leading to metaverse fever in tech), less tethered to a job and place to work (and live because of work), warmer, more prone to natural disasters, and tribalizing along different dimensions than what has divided us in the past.

In truth 2021 was a deeply troubling year and no wonder that mental health issues abound among all of us, but particularly our young. Nothing seems right anymore. We must face that and then fix it.

Of course, 2021 was a great year for the financial markets, both stocks and blockchain assets. Even with a big year-end selloff, which I believe was mostly tax-driven (we will see soon if I am right about that), investors who owned tech stocks and blockchain assets saw huge gains in 2021. USV was no different. We had a banner year.

But that also means that it is on us who have benefitted the most to work harder and invest to address some of these troubling issues. We are doing that with our first climate fund, which we have been investing aggressively and we hope to have a second one to invest before the end of 2022. We are seeking to both invest in technologies/companies that can mitigate the climate crisis and that can help us adapt to the changes that are permanent and we must accept that many will be.

I want to return to the pandemic before I wrap this year-end post. Sitting here with a mild case but isolating so I don’t pass it on brings home for me that our society has really struggled to find the right balance between what is right for the individual and what is right for society during this pandemic. We can’t agree on anything. Vaccines, masks, lockdowns, schools, offices, etc. Those who have a high tolerance for risk believe that we have gone way overboard in trying to manage this pandemic when we never could. Those who believe in government, public health, etc, believe that those with a high tolerance for risk are putting all of us at risk. And I think the truth lies somewhere in between. This pandemic is a metaphor for the broader inability of society to find a way to move forward together.

Beyond climate or covid, it is this plague of dissension, doubt, fear, disrust, hate, and worse that is our biggest challenge and one that is very much raging across our world right now. That’s what 2021 brought home for me.

What are Bitcoin Faucets?

If you’re looking for ways to easily get your hands on Bitcoin (BTC), Bitcoin mining and trading might be the first few things that might…

The use of bitcoin as a digital payment declined in 2021.

According to one of the biggest crypto payment processors in the world, Bitpay, the use of digital tokens other than Bitcoin in purchasing is increasing among consumers and businesses. The crypto company noted that the use of Bitcoin in merchants that use Bitpay dropped from 92% in 2020 to 65% in 2021. On the other […]

The NRG Thoom House Featuring Daequan & Hamlinz is No More

Former TSM turned NRG members — Daequan “Daequan” Loco and Darryle “Hamlinz” Hamlin — returned to the internet in August…

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Introducing The Ghostlion — An NFT Project Rooted in Our Heritage

The Ghostlion is an NFT series of 10,000 NFTs that takes us back to our history and heritage of lions, dragons, and their dances. The…

Introducing to the Axelar network, the highway that going to lead the world to web 3.0

Why is it that the Axelar Network project is widely regarded as revolutionizing the future of Blockchain and speeding up the transition to…

Footprint Analytics: How DeFi Kingdoms powers the Harmony blockchain

In addition to a good infrastructure, a blockchain needs various qualified projects to grow, and Harmony is an example of a chain with at least one highly promising game in its ecosystem.

The Utopian Experiment of Plato Farm: Simulating Social Activity With a Game

A multiplayer online game is the best mapping of reality, making it the best experimental place: Players control their virtual characters to perform various actions and activities, simulating the real world at a very low cost. Playing games is a very efficient way of learning; some games can even guide social development. In ancient war games, players can learn the combat theories of various armies and understand the considerable cost and impact of war. In shooting games, players can know all kinds of weapons. In racing games, players can turn into a racer. In Plato Farm, players can witness how

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