The last time the Warriors made it to the Finals they fell short, starting a two-year spiral filled with losing and injuries. But tomorrow when this Game 6 comes on, I’m turning the page and I’m scouting because we want to finish this thing off the right way.”
“We can be happy tonight, and we will be, I’ll celebrate tonight. “We’re happy to be here, but it would help our legacy a lot if we completed the mission and won the whole thing,” Thompson said.
RARIFY SPOT SERIES
The Celtics lead the series 3-2 headed into Game 6 at home on Friday night. Now the Warriors hope to add a fourth title to the ones they captured in 2015, ‘17 and ’18 when the Finals start June 2 against either Boston or Miami. It's an accomplishment only the greatest groups have reached with Bill Russell's Celtics of the 1950s and ‘60s, Magic Johnson's Lakers in the 1980s and Michael Jordan's Bulls of the 1990s doing it. The triumvirate of Curry, Thompson and Green is in rarified air in NBA lore as the core of a team that has made it to six NBA Finals in an eight-year span. We understand what it takes to win a championship.” “That’s the mindset we come into this thing with.
“Like I’ve said over and over again, I’m going to keep saying it: No one has proven that they can move us off that spot,” Green said. The trio that led Golden State to so much success in recent years is whole again and and has the Warriors in position for another title after advancing to the NBA Finals with a 120-110 victory over the Dallas Mavericks on Thursday night. Stephen Curry capped off an MVP performance. Draymond Green anchored the defense and even chipped in on the offensive end for a change. Many of them are also having trouble keeping communications with their employees or have implemented safety protocols to protect their people and businesses.SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Klay Thompson drained the 3-pointers. Rarify is among more than 3,000 tech companies with employees and campuses in Ukraine weathering the effects of the invasion. Kyiv is the capital of Ukraine and Kharkiv is the second-largest city, where Russian forces have been bombing. “They’re in Kyiv and Kharkiv,” Antadze said. With warfare in the region progressing, communication has been getting more difficult, but it still remains possible, said Antadze. Co-founder Lasha Antadze was living in Ukraine until a few weeks ago. Rarify’s chief technology officer and engineering lead are included among those still in the country. The financing comes at a tough time for the company because four of its 14 employees are currently in Ukraine, which is being invaded by Russian armed forces. “Rarify removes the biggest hurdles companies face when introducing NFTs to their existing products,” said Paul Veradittakit at Pantera.
Speaking to Forbes on Thursday, Rarify cofounder Revas Tsivtsivadze said that it’s the company’s objective to provide tools to make creating and checking out with NFTs similar to “how Square made it super-easy to accept payments.”įor example, right now trying to mint and sell or trade NFTs on OpenSea, the dominant NFT exchange on the market right now, Tsivtsivadze explained, is a 14-step process, but companies would be more likely to come on board if that could be brought down to three steps. Over the past year, the assets have become extremely popular, generating a $41 billion market cap during 2021, almost reaching the $50 billion estimate of conventional art and antiques in 2020. They are cryptographic tokens that can be bought, sold and traded. NFTs are a new asset class based on blockchain technology that allows provable ownership of digital items, such as artwork and video game items. One product provides an application programming interface designed to lower the barrier to entry for traditional companies to enter into the NFT economy. Rarify’s products are designed to make it easier for companies to implement them on their own platforms. Nonfungible token infrastructure startup Rarify announced Thursday that it has raised $10 million in a Series A funding led by Pantera Capital to expand its platform and enable greater adoption for the new cryptoassets.
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