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Bitcoin And Biases — Bitcoin As ESG Money

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By Heidi Porter, CultureA Look, Hannah Wolfman-Jones, Culture Bitcoin
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Previous articles discussed the cognitive biases that affect bitcoin and biases around price and around group norms and groups’ authorities. There are also many cognitive biases that affect the conception of bitcoin and the term Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance (ESG), which is an evaluation of a firm’s collective conscientiousness for social and environmental factors.
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A Timeline Of Bitcoin And The Six Groups Who’ve Bought It

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By Dave Elder-Vass, Culture Bitcoin, Shawn Amick, CultureA Look
| Bitcoin Magazine Verified
Originally published in The Conversation, under Creative Commons licence CC-BY-ND. Updated here by the author. Mainstream commentators are often dismissive of the people who buy bitcoin, writing them off as naive victims of a fraudulent bubble. But if we look more carefully, we can trace the history of bitcoin, and its growing acceptability, through the arrival of different kinds of buyers.
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Dissecting Mark Cuban's Thoughts On Bitcoin Original

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By Rob Hamilton, CultureA Look, Heidi Porter, Nick Fonseca
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As with many good stories, it starts with a Twitter thread. Anthony Pompliano kicked things off by summarizing an article by Avik Roy. Mark Cuban, owner of the Dallas Mavericks, investor of Shark Tank fame (and who was pitched sub-$300 bitcoin by Michael “Bitstein” Goldstein in 2015 at SXSW) somewhat caustically responded: From there, Preston Pysh jumped in to remind everyone that Mark Cuban has been promoting Dogecoin publicly while he has only about $500 of it.
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