Culture

When we talk about the contemporary and trending Japanese artist whose work is different from traditional work, only one name comes to our mind and that name is Hiro Ando.

The COVID-19 global pandemic has forced teams to work from home regardless of what their roles are, while some companies simply suspended operations. The crypto industry, already popular for remote working, is embracing it, but what lies ahead of us should the pandemic come to an end?

To succeed in investing profitably in cryptocurrency, it is very necessary to first have a culture about it. Clearly, as with all financial markets, there are published guides which perfectly explain all the steps to trade in the sector, and how to give the best of you in the investments you make. However, especially in the digital currency industry, having a culture on the subject is very imperative.

Using their cultural strength, Italy wants to promote and use innovative technologies such as blockchain, artificial intelligence (AI), smart contracts, the internet of things (IoT), crypto and others to lift the capacity of territories, particularly in the tourism industry.

Dubai has been aspiring to reinforce its position as a fintech hub. Last month, the Dubai Culture and Arts Authority established the first digital bank for art in the world. ArtBank also launched its own digital currency to boost transaction speed and simplify the purchasing process.

As a result of growing censorship resulting from the big-data culture that is present nowadays, consumers are seeking alternative methods to protect their data and activity online.