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$8 Million in Crypto & NFTs Mysteriously Burned
Burn, baby! Burn! This week, an unknown crypto user by the name of “nd4.eth” has garnered attention after “burning” or destroying approximately $8 million worth of cryptocurrency and high-valued blue-chip NFTs – with no explanation – leaving the crypto and NFT communities baffled and deeply curious. Unraveling the Mystery of the Spiritual Ethereum Burn! Mystery Wallet nd4.eth aka 0xEfbBc3fa829aF506Bc7AfE1a0C31B3c7419456F7 has ignited the crypto world with a shocking act – burning a staggering 4.6 million dollars worth of #Ethereum! But why? Let's dig deeper into… pic.twitter.com/YUPBKkZeHu — captainteemo (@teemojoshi) August 7, 2023 The anonymous trader destroyed $3.3 million worth of the […]
Decentralized Social Media App ‘Friend.Tech’ Gains Momentum
Decentralized social media app Friend.Tech is making headlines after it conducted a reported 100,000 transactions in volume in a single day – believing to have even eclipsed OpenSea. What is Friend.Tech? One of the hottest apps on Base, Friend.Tech, tokenizes crypto personalities by allowing users to buy and sell “shares” of people, which fluctuates according to supply and demand. Ownership of these “shares” then grants a user access to a private chat with that person It served as one of the first players who ventured into decentralized social media, while seemingly gaining significant traction prior to it devolving, thanks to […]
Bright Moments: Art Without Borders
From humble beginnings to a heist that rocked their community to the core, Bright Moments has overcome incredible challenges to become a shining light for art, education, and community worldwide. This is the story of how an experimental group of Venice Beach misfits banded together to create a new system to cultivate art and community. Here’s a look inside how Bright Moments has quickly become one of the greatest live-minting art shows the world has seen, changing the way we view digital art, entertainment, and the future. The post Bright Moments: Art Without Borders appeared first on nft now.
Futureverse Wants to Democratize High Music Quality With JEN 1
Futureverse, an AI and metaverse tech company with one of the largest digital collectible communities in the space, published its first research paper introducing a new infrastructure model to democratize high-end music quality by fusing musical compositions with artificial intelligence (AI). The research paper, JEN 1: TEXT-GUIDED UNIVERSAL MUSIC GENERATION WITH OMNIDIRECTIONAL DIFFUSION MODELS,” is authored by members of Futureverse’s Altered State Machine innovation team, and dives into the intricacies of current audio generation. JEN 1, according to the press release shared with nft now, is a “high-fidelity” sound synthesis model for “text-to-music generation” – combining musical compositions and free-form […]
Being Beeple: Capturing the Zeitgeist of Internet Culture
When the history books are written about the current digital renaissance, Beeple’s place is already secure. Mike Winkelmann’s landmark $69.3 million sale at Christie’s in 2021 was more than just a watershed moment for the NFT space, it was a clarion call on the value of digital culture that shook the foundations of the very institutions that had long ignored it. Every bit as outrageous and memetic as the artist’s work itself, the auction elevated Beeple as one of the three highest-selling living artists and kicked off a game-changing bull run that brought unique digital assets into the mainstream limelight. […]
Amazon Reportedly Testing Generative AI Tools For Sellers via @sejournal, @kristileilani
Explore the latest developments in generative AI tools for sellers on Amazon and other popular ecommerce platforms focused on improved product descriptions. The post Amazon Reportedly Testing Generative AI Tools For Sellers appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Site Architecture for Resource & Content Libraries — Whiteboard Friday
Kavi outlines a four-step process for building resource and content libraries. The process includes auditing for technical and content-related issues, mapping out a new structure, migrating the content with redirects, and redesigning the site to match the new structure. Click on the whiteboard image above to open a high resolution version in a new tab! Video Transcription What’s up, Moz fans? I’m Kavi Kardos. I’m speaking here at BrightonSEO this week, and I’m recording a Whiteboard Friday for you on site architecture for resource and content libraries. You can find me on Twitter @therarevos and on LinkedIn as well. I’m […]
YouTube Implements New Linking Policy To Curb Spam via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
To curb spam and fraud, YouTube will make Shorts links unclickable, remove banner links, and let creators highlight content with new profile links. The post YouTube Implements New Linking Policy To Curb Spam appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
10 Little Call-to-Action Tweaks That Could Give Your Conversion Rates a Big Bump
At HubSpot, we’re constantly A/B testing conversion path elements — landing pages, calls-to-action (CTAs), and emails — to see how we can generate more leads, MQLs, and customers. Having CTAs throughout your website and blog will certainly help your website visitors find your conversion pages. But are your CTAs effectively capturing people’s attention? Try to guess which of these two CTAs had the higher conversion rate. Here’s CTA #1: Source Here’s CTA #2: Source Ready for the answer? The winner was #2. And I bet some of you guessed that the winner was #1. The truth is, you won’t know […]