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✨BS Weekly Recommend Projects #Issue107
Projects of the week: $HYPE, $OKB, $WLD.
Bitcoin (BTC) has fallen back to around $75,300 today as markets focus on the nearing framework for a 60-day ceasefire extension between the U.S. and Iran. According to reports, both sides are discussing the resumption of shipping routes through the Strait of Hormuz and the lifting of some port blockades to facilitate further negotiations. As geopolitical risks ease, some risk-off capital is flowing out of assets like Bitcoin, putting short-term pressure on crypto market sentiment.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has announced a delay in reviewing proposals related to tokenized stock trading. The plan would have allowed certain crypto platforms to offer on-chain trading services tied to equities, but concerns over investor protection and regulatory details remain unresolved, leading to the postponement. While this creates short-term uncertainty, tokenized securities are still viewed as a key direction for the future of crypto finance.
The stablecoin sector continues to attract market attention. Tether has announced a partnership with the government of Georgia to launch a new stablecoin project pegged to the local currency, further driving the integration of digital assets with traditional finance. Meanwhile, discussions on a U.S. regulatory framework for stablecoins are also progressing. As compliance accelerates, stablecoins are gradually becoming a critical piece of infrastructure bridging traditional finance and the crypto market.
#cryptocurrency #BTC #HYPE #OKB #WLD #AI #DeFi
Poem excerpt from “Clara & Josephine” by #NikkyFinney #Issue107
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📷 “Madonna with Flowers” (2018), by Kennedi Carter
“Ranky Tanky is an ancestral funk band. Their members are variously jazz and gospel trained, but as a collective, ancestral funk is their genre.”
—We’re celebrating @Ranky_Tanky’s recent GRAMMY nom with @zfelice’s essay from #Issue107!
https://t.co/YBul8MPzek
📸 Sully Sullivan
“Clara and Josephine live girl on girl, on the // catch-as-catch-can Blues road of 1920.”
—In honor of Josephine Baker’s birthday today, we’re revisiting Nikky Finney’s “Clara and Josephine” from #Issue107. Read the full poem below!
https://t.co/Ke9ZF0EC78
Art: Kennedi Carter
“Ultimately, the mission ended just seventy-three seconds after it began.”
—We’re honoring those lost in the Challenger disaster, which occurred on this day in 1986, with Jon Kirby’s “The Wonder of it All” from #Issue107.
https://t.co/tSJX4efGX7
Photo courtesy NASA.
“The young girl pays attention to / how a woman’s body can curve, can make a / loud new line.”
—Celebrate Josephine Baker’s birthday with Nikky Finney’s “Clara & Josephine.” Revisit the poem from #Issue107 at the link below.
Art by: Kennedi Carter.
https://t.co/GZuJ0NLcjw
“and I miss those days / of broken rules / in order to taste delicious / of believing the worlds / inside our brains”
—@cionar in “Enchanted,” from #Issue107. Revisit the poem at the link below. #NationalPoetryMonth
Art by: @AnnieSpratt.
https://t.co/SexBS6cFsf
“She persisted until she was able to read the passage, and the registrar approved her.”
—This #ElectionDay, we’re revisiting @BenjaminHedin’s liner notes from 2019 South Carolina #OAMusicIssue on Alice Wine’s “Keep Your Eyes On the Prize.” #Issue107
https://t.co/wOrnm8gAHY
"I thought about our dispossession, how we were supposed to be stripped of our Gods, our memories, our rituals, our songs—and yet, they remained."
—From @JoshundaSanders's "Cut Me Loose," from our South Carolina Music Issue. Art by Derrick Adams #Issue107 https://t.co/zRzwBomxkI
“The regrettable complexity of the world is a child’s complaint.”
—From Mark Powell’s “I Make of You What I Will,” a Points South essay on Marshall Tucker Band in the South Carolina Music Issue. Photo by Adam Ekberg. #Issue107
https://t.co/oOKI1dD82p
“Leave me the South I knew before I actually knew anything.”
—From Mark Powell’s “I Make of You What I Will,” a Points South essay on Marshall Tucker Band in the South Carolina Music Issue. Photo by Adam Ekberg. #Issue107
https://t.co/ztmLIO29kS
“What I want is to love Southern rock without being implicated in the Old South politics.”
—From Mark Powell’s “I Make of You What I Will,” a Points South essay on Marshall Tucker Band in the South Carolina Music Issue. Photo by Adam Ekberg. #Issue107
https://t.co/2icD6fg7Lv
“I always found plenty of songs I liked on a JLC album, but it’s Licorice Tea I’ve listened to the most.”
—Click for @thomaspierce‘s “Early Recordings,” a Points South essay on Jump, Little Children from the SC Music issue. Art by Shara Hughes #Issue107 https://t.co/xqYhv0cSxg
“So I was strumming along in the key of E, when the words just fell into that rhythm like something preordained.”
—Click to read @marshallchapman‘s Liner Notes essay on her “Guitar Song,” from the SC Music issue. Photo by Dorothy Chapman Josey #Issue107 https://t.co/MzagvwSU0H
“The question songwriters get asked more than any other is, ‘Which comes first, the music or the words?‘”
—Click for @marshallchapman‘s Liner Notes essay on her “Guitar Song,” from the South Carolina Music issue. Photo by Dorothy Chapman Josey #Issue107 https://t.co/yAwMzaetRC
“The story that often gets told about Jump casts them as one of the almost-famouses.”
—Click for @thomaspierce‘s “Early Recordings,” a Points South essay on indie rock band, Jump, Little Children, from the SC Music issue. Art by Shara Hughes #Issue107 https://t.co/KspgjioLIn
“You don’t have to create a language. You just have to play the way you play.”
—Quote from @melvingibbs’s essay on James “Blood” Umer, “More Like African Music”, from the South Carolina Music Issue. Photo by @jeremymlange #Issue107
https://t.co/QOZKOMDtj4
“One girl moaning on Saturday night / for a living, two girls moaning on Sunday / just to keep alive.”
—Click for Nikky Finney's “Clara & Josephine,” an ode to blues woman Clara Smith and the great Josephine Baker. Art by Kennedi Carter. #Issue107 https://t.co/f5VG0dEIUV
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