Central blasting: Tech panel takes aim at traditional economic thought, traditions

Tampa's Synapse Summit was a coming-out party for cryptocurrencies, blockchains, NFTs and all things "Web 3.0."


  • By Brian Hartz
  • | 11:00 a.m. February 24, 2022
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Brian Hartz. From left, Michael O'Rourke, Michelle Abbs, Gabe Higgins and Nuke Goldstein took part in a panel discussion at the Synapse Summit in Tampa on Feb. 17.
Brian Hartz. From left, Michael O'Rourke, Michelle Abbs, Gabe Higgins and Nuke Goldstein took part in a panel discussion at the Synapse Summit in Tampa on Feb. 17.
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“Things fall apart; the center cannot hold,” William Butler Yeats wrote in “The Second Coming,” the Irish poet’s famous 1919 work about civilization turning to chaos in the wake of World War I.

More than a century later, the center is again being challenged, this time by technology — specifically, the rise of cryptocurrencies, blockchains, non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and other “Web 3.0” innovations, which present new, decentralized ways of doing business.

 

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