While the judge was in chambers, the clerk heard pleas and imposed sentences.Ī family law court judge excoriated two parents who appeared before him as “rotten” and the mother a “train wreck” and a “liar.” Investors for a16z, Katie Haun and Ali Yahya, recognized this transparency aspect of blockchain as one of the big limitations for smart contracts.Two judges had sex with women in their chambers, one with his former law students, the other with his court clerk.Ī traffic court judge delegated his job to his clerk. In a post earlier this year detailing a new investment in data privacy start-up Aleo, they wrote: "These limitations exist because trust requires verification. Transactions on a blockchain need to be transparent so that everyone can verify that they are correct." Aleo's zero-knowledge proof cryptography attempts to eliminate that limitation, and Galaxy Digital and Coinbase Ventures also made a bet on it, participating in the same funding round as a16z, the venture capital powerhouse founded by Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz. Privacy coins are a bit more established, with assets like Monero, Zcash, Verge and others offering users a level of privacy that assets like bitcoin, built on blockchains that record transactions publicly, do not. The Secret Network and its Secret NFTs support both private and public metadata - a programmable privacy experience that the company touts as game changing in various use cases, including private galleries, adult content, exclusive or paywall media content, ticketing, and IDs and passports.Īs private coins protect a user's identity, so would private NFTs protect artist and collector identities, should they choose to do so. While opt-in identity and transaction protection bring blockchain technology closer to cash and traditional finance, enhanced anonymity in an already opaque space could intensify heat from regulators. In fact, privacy coin Monero caught the eye of the IRS in 2020, when the government agency offered a $625,000 bounty to contractors that helped trace its transactions. Tarantino's Secret NFTs protect not only the filmmaker's never-before-seen "Pulp Fiction" content, but also the identity of the eventual owners. It's the latest in Hollywood's bet on NFTs, following famed filmmaker David Lynch's NFT collaboration with Interpol last month. MGM recently partnered with VeVe to launch NFTs for "No Time to Die," making it the first James Bond film with digital collectibles. Secret Network and Secret NFTs provide a whole new world of connecting fans and artists and I'm thrilled to be a part of that." In the release, Tarantino said: "I'm excited to be presenting these exclusive scenes from 'Pulp Fiction' to fans.
Tarantino is scheduled to comment on the "Pulp Fiction" nonfungible tokens during a panel alongside crypto investor Mike Novogratz, founder and CEO of Galaxy Digital, and others, at the NFT NYC conference Tuesday afternoon. "Pulp Fiction" was Tarantino's second feature. It shook up the filmmaking world and boosted the fortunes of then-niche studio Miramax, co-founded by brothers Bob Weinstein and now-convicted sex offender Harvey Weinstein.
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