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All About DAOs: Decentralised Autonomous Organisations
A Decentralised Autonomous Organisations (DAO) can be explained as a mutual fund where instead of a central manager, the participants decide on the investment and other decisions. Aave, Compound, Decred, MakerDAO, and Uniswap are some examples of DAOs.
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Silicon Valley's Hot New Way To Invest Comes With A Catch
It's too late to invest in Airbnb but a company that bills itself as the Airbnb of cloud computer storage is raising cash -- and anyone with an Internet connection can get in on the action.
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Hackers Divert $50 Million In Blow To Virtual Currency: Report
Hackers have diverted more than $50 million in digital currency from an experimental fund meant to demonstrate that such money is safe for use, according to the New York Times.
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Hackers Divert $50 Million in Blow to Virtual Currency: Report
The sum was stolen from a project called the Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO), which had collected the money in Ether.
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The Largest Crowdfunding Result Ever Could Be $200 Million For This Idea
A virtual company created using a computer code could raise $200 million when it ends its fund-raising campaign next week, according to the founder of the firm that wrote the code for the new digital enterprise.
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All About DAOs: Decentralised Autonomous Organisations
A Decentralised Autonomous Organisations (DAO) can be explained as a mutual fund where instead of a central manager, the participants decide on the investment and other decisions. Aave, Compound, Decred, MakerDAO, and Uniswap are some examples of DAOs.
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Silicon Valley's Hot New Way To Invest Comes With A Catch
It's too late to invest in Airbnb but a company that bills itself as the Airbnb of cloud computer storage is raising cash -- and anyone with an Internet connection can get in on the action.
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Hackers Divert $50 Million In Blow To Virtual Currency: Report
Hackers have diverted more than $50 million in digital currency from an experimental fund meant to demonstrate that such money is safe for use, according to the New York Times.
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Hackers Divert $50 Million in Blow to Virtual Currency: Report
The sum was stolen from a project called the Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO), which had collected the money in Ether.
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The Largest Crowdfunding Result Ever Could Be $200 Million For This Idea
A virtual company created using a computer code could raise $200 million when it ends its fund-raising campaign next week, according to the founder of the firm that wrote the code for the new digital enterprise.
