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Dinosaurs are dead. Long live Deaton on @Solana. The acquisition of the first ever tokenized dinosaur is 59% complete Own a part of history:
Dinosaurs as collateral on @Solana Deaton, a museum-grade Triceratops Prorsus skull, goes live on August 17th via @JurassicFi. With a full market on Omnipair from day one.
“Dinosaurs are our 2024 election moment.” Vukan, Co-Founder of @JurassicFi, explains why dinosaurs are only the entry point for a much larger vision: “Polymarket became massive because of the 2024 election. For what we’re building, dinosaurs can be that same breakthrough moment. We’re starting with dinosaurs, but we love history. Imagine tokenizing Napoleon’s hat, Winston Churchill’s signed documents or passport, or swords from the Crusades worth $5M or $6M. These assets are culturally significant, scarce, and valuable. They can be displayed in museums, tokenized, appreciate over time, and still remain available for private investors to acquire. We’re looking far beyond dinosaurs. But first, we need to stay locked in, prove what we can do with marketing and distribution, and execute on the goals we’ve set for the next six months.” - @vukan0x Dinosaurs are Jurassic Finance’s entry point into a broader market for tokenized historical assets, with the long-term goal of bringing culturally important collectibles on-chain.
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Dodgers' 'dinosaurs' troll Padres after sending Braves packing
How Dinosaurs went extinct..🐈🐾🦖😅
Why did dinosaurs disappear? Around 66 million years ago, a massive asteroid struck near what is now Mexico. The impact caused dramatic environmental changes, leading to the extinction of all non-avian dinosaurs.
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Fossils of dinosaurs and other "charismatic" species might be over-represented in high-profile journals
HOT TAKE: Dinosaurs are actually dragons 🐲
The king of dinosaurs has reclaimed his throne. A 38-foot-long, 67-million-year-old T.Rex named Gus sold for $50.1 million at Sotheby’s, setting an auction record for a fossilized dinosaur skeleton. Read more:
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wild that dinosaurs were around for 180 million years and they didn’t come up with computers