• Aug 07, 2024

Fed-Up New Zealanders Are Flocking to Australia for Better Pay

(Bloomberg) -- In a world divided by wars and politics, New Zealand is seen as a safe haven, drawing record numbers of immigrants since the pandemic.Most Read from BloombergAfrica’s Richest City Needs $12 Billion to Fix InfrastructureNew York City’s Outdoor Dining Sheds Will Start DisappearingThe 5 Coastal States That Face the Most Devastating Flood RiskNew York City Paid $2 Million for Empty Hotel Rooms Meant for MigrantsParis Spent €1.4 Billion to Clean Up the Seine. Has It Worked?So why are N

  • Aug 07, 2024

How DePIN Can Modernize Car Insurance

Auto insurers take a blanket approach to setting premium prices, disadvantaging drivers with better records. DePINs can help individualize policies while keeping data secure,...

  • Aug 07, 2024

NFTs Get the Last Word at Ashmolean’s ‘Money Talks’ Exhibition

Cryptocurrency and NFTs get the last word in a new art exhibition at Oxford’s Ashmolean—Britain's first public museum, founded in the 1670s. The museum’s ‘Money Talks: Art, Society and Power’ exhibition is about “using art as a lens for the social history of money, but also how art and money come together in different ways,” its curator Dr. Shailendra Bhandare explained. It’s fitting, then, that the exhibition closes with examples of how digital assets are reframing the intersection of art and m...

  • Aug 07, 2024

Bitcoin Facing Selling Pressure From New Whales as BTC Hovers at $57,000

A perfect storm is brewing in the cryptocurrency market, as Bitcoin's price struggles to gain traction despite a recent uptick. While the flagship cryptocurrency managed a modest 0.5% gain to $57,350 in early European trading, according to data from CoinGecko. But underlying market dynamics tell a more complex story. A key factor contributing to Bitcoin's price weakness is the aggressive selling by new whales. According to data shared on Twitter by CryptoQuant Head of Research Julio Moreno, thes...