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• Floki, a meme coin project on BNB Chain, has partnered with Pencils of Promise to build a school in Ghana.
• The school project includes six classroom blocks, with one of those blocks built as a computer lab.
• Floki has also committed to building similar schools in Laos and Guatemala.

Floki, a meme coin project on Binance Smart Chain, has collaborated with Pencils of Promise, a non-profit organization, to build a school in Ghana. The project, which was approved by the Floki DAO on January 28, will burn at least 4.97 trillion FLOKI tokens.

The school building project includes six classroom blocks, with one of those blocks fully built as a computer lab. This initiative is part of Floki’s commitment to foster education and impact people’s lives. The project hopes to leverage this initiative to enhance crypto and metaverse education to boost their adoption.

Apart from Ghana, Floki has also committed to building similar schools in Laos and Guatemala. The charity work of Floki is one of its three pillars, according to the project’s website. The meme coin project has pledged to build state-of-the-art schools in countries that need it the most.

Floki has also previously commissioned a similar project in Nigeria in collaboration with the Tabitha Cumi Foundation, an NGO backed by the United Nations and the Embassy of Japan. The Ghanian school built through the partnership with Pencils of Promise was recently inaugurated and pictures and videos of the event will soon be released.

Floki’s school building projects are a testament to the potential of blockchain technology when used for good. Through its charitable initiatives, Floki aims to make a positive impact on the world and bring people together.

• Kang Jong-Hyeon, the owner of Bithumb, South Korea’s largest crypto exchange, has been charged with embezzlement and breach of trust.
• Two of Bithumb’s affiliate companies, Inbiogen and Bucket Studio, have been implicated in the case, with Kang’s younger brother, Kang Ji-Yeon, suspected to be involved in the process of manipulating stock prices.
• Vidente, Bithumb’s largest shareholder, is also linked to the case, with investigations initiated against the affiliate in October 2022.

Kang Jong-Hyeon, the owner of Bithumb, South Korea’s largest crypto exchange, has been charged with embezzlement and breach of trust, prompting a warrant for his arrest. The Seoul Southern District Prosecutor’s Office Financial Investigation Division has alleged that Kang was involved in the manipulation of stock prices of several companies affiliated with Bithumb. Two of these affiliate companies, Inbiogen and Bucket Studio, have been implicated in the case, with Kang’s younger brother, Kang Ji-Yeon, suspected to be involved in the process of manipulating stock prices through the issuance of convertible bonds.

Vidente, Bithumb’s largest shareholder, has also been linked to the case as investigations have been initiated against the affiliate in October 2022. Vidente holds a 34.2% stake in Bithumb, and is the largest shareholder. Additionally, Vidente’s largest shareholder is Inbiogen, and Inbiogen’s largest shareholder is Bucket Studio, thus making all the companies intertwined. Unfortunately, during the investigation, the Vice President of Vidente committed suicide.

The investigation is ongoing, and the charges against Kang and the other executives of Bithumb affiliates fall under the Act on the Aggravated Punishment of Specific Economic Crimes and fraudulent illegal transactions under the Capital Markets Act. If found guilty, Kang and the other accused could face up to 10 years in prison and fines of up to 50 million won (approximately $45,000).

• On November 30, Marek Olszewski accepted the Cryptie for Celo from presenter Dan Roberts of Decrypt Media at the inaugural Crypties Awards from Decrypt Studios in Miami.
• Actor David Bianchi spoke to Decrypt’s Jason Nelson right before a public table read for Bianchi’s upcoming drama series „RZR“ to be distributed through Gala Films.
• In December 2022 at Art Basel in Miami, Decrypt Studios held the inaugural Crypties awards gala.

On November 30, Decrypt Studios held its inaugural Crypties Awards from Miami, Florida. The award ceremony was hosted by Josh Ostrovsky („The Fat Jewish“), with presenters from a range of crypto projects including Polygon, Filecoin Foundation, Lamina1, Async, BeetsDAO, The Gold Mask, Gem Set, Breakout, Anonymous, Infinite Objects, Ape Water, Decentralized Pictures, and Vault 721.

The highlight of the evening was when Marek Olszewski accepted the Cryptie for Celo from presenter Dan Roberts of Decrypt Media. Other nominees in the category were Ukraine DAO, Dream DAO, Proof of Protest, and Digital Diaspora.

During the event, veteran actor David Bianchi also spoke to Decrypt’s Jason Nelson right before a public table read for Bianchi’s upcoming drama series „RZR“. The show is set in a dystopian future Los Angeles and will be distributed through Gala Films. Bianchi also conducted two NFT drops to build engagement from fans.

The night was filled with excitement and anticipation as the nominees were announced and the winners were honored. It was an incredible evening that celebrated the best in Cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. And it was a fitting way to end the year, with a celebration of the amazing progress and achievements of the industry.

• Decrypt Studios held the inaugural Crypties Awards in Miami in November 2020.
• The event was hosted by Josh Ostrovsky and featured presenters from a range of crypto projects.
• People of Crypto’s Metaverse Pride Parade won the Metaverse Event of the Year award.

On November 30th, Decrypt Studios held the first-ever Crypties Awards in Miami, Florida. The Crypties Awards is an event that celebrates the best of the blockchain and DeFi world. The event was hosted by Josh Ostrovsky, also known as The Fat Jewish, and featured presenters from a range of crypto projects.

The night began with an opening video from Decrypt Studios and a performance from the Miami-based band, The Inner Circle. The first award of the night was for the Metaverse Event of the Year. The nominees included Decentraland’s Metaverse Fashion Week, Heal from The Sandbox, and People of Crypto’s Metaverse Pride Parade. In the end, People of Crypto’s Metaverse Pride Parade won the award and was accepted by Simone Berry and Akbar Hamid.

Other awards of the night included the Crypto Artwork of the Year, which went to CryptoKitties, DeFi Product of the Year, which went to Ethereum, and Gaming Platform of the Year, which went to The Sandbox.

The night was sponsored by a variety of companies, such as Polygon, Filecoin Foundation, Lamina1, Async, BeetsDAO, The Gold Mask, Gem Set, Breakout, Anonymous, Infinite Objects, Ape Water, Decentralized Pictures, and Vault 721.

The Crypties Awards was an exciting event that highlighted some of the best projects and people in the blockchain and DeFi world. The winners of the night are sure to be remembered for their accomplishments and will continue to make an impact in the blockchain and DeFi world.

• The inaugural Crypties Awards were held in Miami on November 30th.
• On December 6th, 2022, Decrypt Studios will be hosting onstage panels and interviews from conferences and summits.
• On January 2nd, 2023, Tezos co-founder Kathleen Breitman will be talking about the Tezos blockchain at Web Summit in Lisbon.

On November 30th, Decrypt Studios held the inaugural Crypties Awards in Miami. The night was full of entertainment, with emcee Josh Ostrovsky („The Fat Jewish“) and presenters from a range of crypto projects. Nine categories were awarded with statuettes, and the night was sponsored by Polygon, Filecoin Foundation, Lamina1, Async, BeetsDAO, The Gold Mask, Gem Set, Breakout, Anonymous, Infinite Objects, Ape Water, Decentralized Pictures, and Vault 721. Katrina Wolfe accepted the Cryptie for Crypto Unicorns from presenter Avery Akkineni of Vayner3, while the other nominees in the category were Stepn, Zed Run, and Blankos Block Party.

On December 6th, 2022, Decrypt Studios will be hosting a variety of onstage panels and interviews from conferences and summits. These events will be dedicated to discussing the latest developments in the crypto space, as well as offering insight into the industry. Attendees will have the opportunity to hear from experts in the field, and learn more about the world of cryptocurrency.

On January 2nd, 2023, Tezos co-founder Kathleen Breitman will be talking about the Tezos blockchain at Web Summit in Lisbon. Breitman will be discussing how the Tezos blockchain has used a proof-of-stake mechanism since its inception, her admiration for Tendermint, Ethereum and sharding, progressive decentralization, and NFT gaming with Decrypt’s Stephen Graves. This will be an excellent opportunity to learn more about Tezos and its potential uses.

Decrypt Studios is dedicated to providing the latest information on the crypto space, and the Crypties Awards are just one way that the company is doing so. With the upcoming events, including onstage panels and interviews from conferences and summits, Decrypt Studios is helping to bring the crypto community together and spread knowledge about the industry. The Crypties Awards and their associated events are sure to be a success and are helping to create an exciting, innovative future for the cryptocurrency world.

• Blocknative CEO Matt Cutler sat down with Decrypt’s Jason Nelson at 0xpo Crossroads to discuss his Web3 origin story and Blocknative’s business.
• In December 2022, Decrypt Studios held the inaugural Crypties awards gala with emcee Josh Ostrovsky and presenters from a range of crypto projects.
• Tezos co-founder Kathleen Breitman and representatives from Slow Ventures, Volt Capital, Conviction, and AngelBlock discussed raising venture money in a bear market at 0xpo Summit.

At 0xpo Crossroads, a conference held in San Francisco on November 3, Blocknative CEO Matt Cutler discussed his Web3 origin story and Blocknative’s business with Decrypt’s Jason Nelson. Matt shared his insights on the crypto space, including the misconceptions he has noticed in the industry.

In December 2022, Decrypt Studios hosted the inaugural Crypties awards gala at Art Basel in Miami. Josh Ostrovsky, known as „The Fat Jewish“ served as the emcee for the event, which was sponsored by several crypto projects, including Polygon, Filecoin Foundation, Lamina1, Async, BeetsDAO, The Gold Mask, Gem Set, Breakout, Anonymous, Infinite Objects, Ape Water, Decentralized Pictures, and Vault 721. At the gala, nine statuettes were awarded to a range of crypto projects.

Tezos co-founder Kathleen Breitman spoke at Web Summit in Lisbon in January 2023 on the Tezos blockchain’s proof-of-stake mechanism and progressive decentralization. In addition, representatives from Slow Ventures, Volt Capital, Conviction, and AngelBlock joined Decrypt’s Jason Nelson at 0xpo Summit in San Francisco on November 3 to discuss raising venture money in a bear market. The panel discussed the challenges of fundraising in uncertain economic times and highlighted the success stories of the companies involved.

Overall, the conferences held in November and December of 2022 showcased the latest developments in the crypto space and provided insights into the industry from leading figures in the field. The panels and interviews demonstrated the progress made in the industry and provided a glimpse into the future of Web3.

Bulletpoints:
• Crypto companies need to seek legal advice before launch
• The Crypties awards gala was held in December 2022 at Art Basel in Miami
• Panel discussions from Web Summit 2022 and 0xpo Summit discussed raising in a bear market

The world of cryptocurrency is constantly evolving, and it is important for crypto companies to stay up to date with the legal implications of their actions. This is why it is essential for crypto companies to seek legal advice before launching their projects. Lisa Rubin, a blockchain attorney with Paul Hastings, discussed this topic at 0xpo Crossroads in San Francisco on November 3.

In December 2022, Decrypt Studios held the inaugural Crypties awards gala at Art Basel in Miami. With Josh Ostrovsky („The Fat Jewish“) as the emcee and presenters from a range of crypto projects, statuettes were awarded in nine categories. The evening was sponsored by Polygon, Filecoin Foundation, Lamina1, Async, BeetsDAO, The Gold Mask, Gem Set, Breakout, Anonymous, Infinite Objects, Ape Water, Decentralized Pictures, and Vault 721.

In addition, panel discussions from Web Summit 2022 and 0xpo Summit discussed the topic of raising venture money even during Crypto Winter. Kathleen Breitman, co-founder of Tezos, talked about how the Tezos blockchain has used a proof-of-stake mechanism since its inception, her admiration for Tendermint, Ethereum and sharding, progressive decentralization, and NFT gaming. Clay Robbins of Slow Ventures, Soona Amhaz of Volt Capital, Sarah Guo of Conviction and formerly Greylock, and Alex Strzesniewski of AngelBlock joined Decrypt’s Jason Nelson for an extensive panel on raising venture money even during Crypto Winter.

Overall, the world of cryptocurrency is ever-changing and it is important for crypto companies to stay up to date with the legal implications of their actions. Live events such as the Crypties awards gala, Web Summit 2022, and 0xpo Summit provide an opportunity for crypto companies to learn more about legal issues and venture capital opportunities in this field. It is essential for crypto companies to seek legal advice before launching their projects, and the resources and events available can help them do so.

Bulletpoints:
• Blocknative CEO Matt Cutler sat down with Decrypt’s Jason Nelson at 0xpo Crossroads in San Francisco to share his Web3 origin story and Blocknative’s business.
• In December 2022 at Art Basel in Miami, Decrypt Studios held the inaugural Crypties awards gala.
• Tezos co-founder Kathleen Breitman and a range of other crypto projects were highlighted at Web Summit in Lisbon, and Slow Ventures, Volt Capital, Conviction, AngelBlock were discussed at 0xpo Summit.

At 0xpo Crossroads in San Francisco on November 3, Blocknative CEO Matt Cutler sat down with Decrypt’s Jason Nelson to share his Web3 origin story and Blocknative’s business. Cutler discussed common misconceptions in the crypto space and highlighted the potential of the industry.

In December 2022 at Art Basel in Miami, Decrypt Studios held the inaugural Crypties awards gala. The evening, sponsored by Polygon, Filecoin Foundation, Lamina1, Async, BeetsDAO, The Gold Mask, Gem Set, Breakout, Anonymous, Infinite Objects, Ape Water, Decentralized Pictures, and Vault 721, was hosted by Josh Ostrovsky („The Fat Jewish“) and featured presenters from a range of crypto projects.

Tezos co-founder Kathleen Breitman also took the stage at Web Summit in Lisbon to discuss how the Tezos blockchain has used a proof-of-stake mechanism since its inception. During the event, Breitman shared her admiration for Tendermint, Ethereum, and sharding, as well as progressive decentralization and NFT gaming.

In addition, Slow Ventures, Volt Capital, Conviction, and AngelBlock were discussed at 0xpo Summit. Clay Robbins of Slow Ventures, Soona Amhaz of Volt Capital, Sarah Guo of Conviction and formerly Greylock, and AngelBlock’s Ben Sigman discussed the reality of raising funds in a bear market.

Altogether, the events highlighted the potential of the crypto industry and showcased the achievements of a variety of projects. From Cutler’s insights to the Crypties awards gala and the conversations at 0xpo Summit, the events served as a reminder of the innovative potential of Web3 and beyond.

Bullet Points:
• Decrypt Studios held the inaugural Crypties awards gala in December 2022 at Art Basel in Miami
• The evening was sponsored by Polygon, Filecoin Foundation, Lamina1, Async, BeetsDAO, The Gold Mask, Gem Set, Breakout, Anonymous, Infinite Objects, Ape Water, Decentralized Pictures, and Vault 721
• The Crypties recognized the achievements of innovative crypto projects across nine categories

On the evening of December 2022, the crypto world was abuzz with anticipation. The inaugural Crypties awards gala, hosted by Decrypt Studios, was about to take place at Art Basel in Miami. The event was sponsored by Polygon, Filecoin Foundation, Lamina1, Async, BeetsDAO, The Gold Mask, Gem Set, Breakout, Anonymous, Infinite Objects, Ape Water, Decentralized Pictures, and Vault 721. With emcee Josh Ostrovsky („The Fat Jewish“) and presenters from a range of crypto projects, the Crypties recognized the achievements of innovative crypto projects across nine categories.

The attendees were eager to find out who would win the Mainstream Award. This award was given to a project that had made a significant impact on the mainstream world. The nominees included Doodles, RTFKT and Nike, Gmoney and Adidas, Tiffany and CryptoPunks, and TIMEpieces. Ultimately, Doodles took home the Cryptie, with Shirley Cedeno and Akbar Hamid accepting the award on behalf of the project from presenters Igor Lilic and Gabriela Ramos Lilic of Breakout.

The Crypties also included onstage panels and interviews from conferences and summits. For example, Tezos co-founder Kathleen Breitman appeared at Web Summit in Lisbon, where she talked about how the Tezos blockchain has used a proof-of-stake mechanism since its inception, her admiration for Tendermint, Ethereum and sharding, progressive decentralization, and NFT gaming.

At the 0xpo Summit in San Francisco on November 3, Clay Robbins of Slow Ventures, Soona Amhaz of Volt Capital, Sarah Guo of Conviction and formerly Greylock, and Alex Strzesniewski of AngelBlock joined Decrypt’s Jason Nelson for an extensive panel on raising venture money even during Crypto Winter.

The Crypties provided a much-needed platform for recognizing innovation in the crypto world. It was an unforgettable evening, and one that will surely be remembered for years to come.

Bullet Points:
• Lisa Rubin, a blockchain attorney with Paul Hastings, discussed legal misconceptions in the industry.
• The Crypties 2022 awards gala was held in December 2022 at Art Basel in Miami.
• Tezos co-founder Kathleen Breitman discussed the Tezos blockchain and proof-of-stake mechanism at Web Summit in Lisbon.

At 0xpo Crossroads in San Francisco on November 3, Lisa Rubin, a blockchain attorney with Paul Hastings, sat down with Decrypt’s Jason Nelson to discuss the legal misconceptions that still exist in the industry. According to Rubin, crypto companies need to seek legal advice before launching a project. She advised that companies should establish a good relationship with their lawyer from the start, so that they can better understand the regulations and laws that apply.

In December 2022, Decrypt Studios held the inaugural Crypties awards gala in Miami at Art Basel. With emcee Josh Ostrovsky („The Fat Jewish“) and presenters from a range of crypto projects, statuettes were awarded in nine categories. The evening was sponsored by Polygon, Filecoin Foundation, Lamina1, Async, BeetsDAO, The Gold Mask, Gem Set, Breakout, Anonymous, Infinite Objects, Ape Water, Decentralized Pictures, and Vault 721.

At Web Summit in Lisbon, Tezos co-founder Kathleen Breitman discussed the Tezos blockchain which has been using a proof-of-stake mechanism since its inception. She also spoke of her admiration for Tendermint, Ethereum and sharding, progressive decentralization, and NFT gaming.

At 0xpo Summit in San Francisco on November 3, Clay Robbins of Slow Ventures, Soona Amhaz of Volt Capital, Sarah Guo of Conviction and formerly Greylock, and Alex Strzesniewski of AngelBlock joined Decrypt’s Jason Nelson for an extensive panel on raising venture money even during Crypto Winter. They discussed the challenges of fundraising during a bear market and how to be successful in the midst of an uncertain economic climate.

Overall, these events provided insight into the legal misconceptions, awards gala, and fundraising challenges of the industry. They highlighted the importance of seeking legal advice before launching a project, the significance of the Crypties awards gala, and the strategies of raising venture capital during a bear market.