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Seeing BitcoinTalk, TxStreet, BitcoinExplorer.org and Etherscan on display at the Singapore ArtScience Museum on the floor below the conference got me thinking…

What other historical events or inventions in recent memory would warrant displaying a live webpage in a museum? Not just one specifically created to be an interactive activation (though very cool and always a delight), but as a historical artifact?

Also, cool use of the Little Snitch app on macOS to visualize the P2P requests coming from the Bitcoin node.

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The exhibit was quite small and largely Ethereum-focused so I don’t think that was touched upon.

Still, pretty refreshing to see blockchain technology formally recognized like this!

were there any big scams highlighted too? like mtgox, I believe people should be educated about the scams that happened

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Yes! Take the elevator to the basement and walk around the hall past the gift shop. They should really make it more obvious.

oh is that the In The Ether exhibition? I thought it just happened to be called like that but not actually blockchain related