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Arbitrum Voters Complain Over Pitch to Pay Pro Researchers Like ‘Harvard Lawyers’

According to a proposed breakdown of costs, Trail of Bits would receive $800,000 for an engineer to review proposals for 32 weeks over the course of a year. Gauntlet, meanwhile, requested $327,000 for "15 quantitative researcher weeks," and Blockworks requested $780,000 "for a minimum 13 analyst weeks per quarter." Source

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Failure to tax the metaverse ‘will create a tax haven’ — Harvard legal expert

Harvard legal scholar and Yeshiva University law professor Christine Kim recently published a research paper detailing arguments for not only taxing the metaverse but treating it as “a laboratory for experimenting with cutting-edge policy.”In the paper, dubbed simply “Taxing the Metaverse,” Kim argues that the metaverse allows participants to create

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Harvard University and Filecoin Foundation for the Decentralized Web Plan to Preserve Digital Information – Bitcoin News

On July 27, the Filecoin Foundation for the Decentralized Web (FFDW) announced it will be supporting an initiative with Harvard University’s Library Innovation Lab (LIL) called the “Democratizing Open Knowledge” program. With FFDW’s support, LIL plans to explore decentralized technologies that can preserve digital information. Democratizing Open Knowledge While there’s a lot

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A Harvard Lecturer, 2 Engineers from Microsoft and Google Cloud, Urge Crypto and Blockchain Crackdown

Quick take: A Harvard lecturer, a former Microsoft Engineer, and a principal engineer at Google Cloud have signed a letter delivered to US lawmakers urging a crack down on crypto and blockchain. A total of twenty-six leading computer scientists and academics signed the letter. The document urges the US lawmakers to resist the

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