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ConstitutionDAO Tokens (Yes They’re Still Trading) See Wild Session With $9M Liquidations

10 December 20211 Min Read

Interestingly, both longs and shorts took a hit. Of the approximately $9 million in total liquidations, $4.99 million…

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US Constitution For Sale? ConstitutionDAO Makes Bold Moves

25 November 20211 Min Read

Last week a ramshackle group of crypto investors tried (and failed) to buy the U.S. Constitution. This week…

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ConstitutionDAO to Shut Down; Nearly 50% of Funds Already Returned

23 November 20212 Mins Read

The U.S. Constitution has persevered for 234 years. ConstitutionDAO’s shelf life is proving far shorter: just about one…

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Did ConstitutionDAO Shift the Overton Window on What DAOs Can Accomplish?

19 November 20211 Min Read

This episode is sponsored by NYDIG.Download this episodeLast night the crypto community waited with bated breath to see…

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After Being Foiled by a Billionaire, ConstitutionDAO Faces Lingering Questions

19 November 20215 Mins Read

As the dust settles on one of the most ambitious crypto experiments in recent memory, a host of…

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ConstitutionDAO Outbid for First Printing of America’s Founding Document in Sotheby’s Auction

19 November 20211 Min Read

So-called DAOs have banded together before to score auction-block wins. But their trophies usually take the form of…

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ConstitutionDAO Raises $27M on Eve of Sotheby’s Auction. $PEOPLE Could Be the Reason

17 November 20211 Min Read

However, the real-world identities of multiple members of the DAO’s brain trust – roughly three-dozen individuals – are…

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