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Dapper Labs Reveals Plans For Next NFT Marketplace After NBA Top Shot

Dapper Labs Reveals Plans For Next NFT Marketplace After NBA Top Shot Share to Facebook Genies Today, Dapper Labs, the Vancouver-based startup best known as the creator of NBA Top Shot and CryptoKitties, popular marketplaces for tokenized digital collectibles known as NFTs, announced a partnership with the celebrity-driven avatar technology company Genies to build a new marketplace on Dapper Labs’ Flow blockchain. Dapper Labs is currently valued at over $7.5 billion (according to a source familiar with the matter). The new platform will be called the “Genies Marketplace”, and it is aiming to become the “Amazon of Digital Wearable NFTs” where celebrities and, ultimately, all platform users can create and sell digital wearable NFT collections for their avatars, or digital alter-egos. Genies will also periodically have challenges for users to unlock special wearables. Dapper Labs and Genies hope to launch the beta version sometime in the third quarter. Financial details

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Federal Spending Alone Can t Buy Energy Innovation | The Heritage Foundation

Apr 14th, 2021 4 min read COMMENTARY BY Senior Policy Analyst Katie Tubb is a senior policy analyst for energy and environmental issues in the Thomas A. Roe Institute for Economic Policy Studies. The hearings come in the wake of the American Jobs Plan and the Biden administration’s budget, including massive proposals for taxpayer-backed research. Sebastian Condrea / Getty Images Key Takeaways Context around the state of research and development in the U.S. should inject a dash of humility about how much taxpayer-backed resources contribute. The reality is, while money is critical, you can’t buy a culture of innovation. Congress should ferret out byzantine permitting regulations and other approvals that kill ideas from ever getting their legs under them.

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Federal Spending Alone Can t Buy Energy Innovation

Federal Spending Alone Can’t Buy Energy Innovation Taxpayer-backed research and development, demonstration, and commercialization of alternative energy sources are often rife with potential for cronyism, and might not align with actual market needs and preferences. Pictured: Windmills produce renewable energy in the Mojave Desert outside of Lancaster, California. (Photo: Universal Images Group/Getty Images) Commentary By Committees in the House and Senate are scheduled Thursday to hold hearings on energy innovation. The hearings come in the wake of the American Jobs Plan and the Biden administration’s budget, including massive proposals for taxpayer-backed research, development, demonstration, and commercialization, particularly for energy technologies.

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6 VCs talk the future of Austin s exploding startup ecosystem – TechCrunch

6 VCs talk the future of Austin’s exploding startup ecosystem For years now, a growing number of tech companies large and small have either relocated their headquarters to Austin or opened another office or campus in the Texas capital. They’ve been drawn to the city for a number of factors, including its laid-back lifestyle, no state tax, a business-friendly environment and lower cost of living (for now). The impact on the city’s startup ecosystem is noticeable in the growing number of entrepreneurs (many of whom worked at some of the tech giants who have a big presence in the city) and investors calling Austin home.

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