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Riding the Hype Wave, this Startup is Accepting Credit to Buy NFTs
Riding the Hype Wave, this Startup is Accepting Credit to Buy NFTs
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"We're definitely seeing a hype cycle."
Curio launched an NFT exchange this week, betting on the intense interest around the cryptocurrency. The startup plans to appeal to the average consumer by targeting dedicated fan bases and partnering with well-known entertainment brands. Reporter Sam Blake takes a look.
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Curio, an NFT issuer and marketplace, has struck a deal with the owner of the television drama "American Gods" franchise to sell their merchandise as it looks to compete with NFT exchanges Rarible and OpenSea. Read more>>
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Join us on Wednesday, March 24 at 11:00 a.m. PST for our next Strategy Session: Fundraising for Female Founders, in partnership with Bank of America. We'll explore how female founders are navigating this uphill battle with a group of women executives who'll share their personal experiences, best practices and tips to successfully raise capital.
The line between tech and entertainment companies has never been thinner. Top Hollywood players are becoming software behemoths, major tech firms are tripling down on their content investments and a number of startups are finding new ways to blend the two worlds. From the very heart of this convergence between tech, media and entertainment in Los Angeles, we're launching "Intersect," a first-of-its-kind summit, held live virtually on Wednesday, April 28.