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Crypto Bull Society NFT

Crypto Bull Society NFT is an NFT based artwork project designed by 3D Artist Gal Yosef and launched on November 29th, 2021. The initial collection depicts 7,777 unique Crypto Bulls tokens, where every bull will be unique with hundreds of different traits and characteristics. The concept takes its inspiration from the original Charging Bull sculpture on Wall Street.
Within a short period of time, the Crypto Bull Society has gained massive attention, attracting artists and NFT collectors alike. Its steadfast rise within the blockchain and artistic community has been covered by a number of media outlets including LA Progressive, LA Wire, Wall Street Invests, NFT Radius, Market Daily, US Insider, Crypto News, and others. 
==Background==
Crypto Bull Society was created by Gal Yosef to bring the best art to the NFT arena, bridging the gap between actual art and collectibles. Yosef is an Israeli painter, sculptor, and 3D artist who is swiftly establishing himself as one of our generation's most significant digital artists. He has collaborated with some of the world's most well-known companies and artists such as LV, Dior, Justin Bieber, and Steve Aoki. His last NFT drop with Steve Aoki was auctioned off for USD 214.000 on Sotheby's Metaverse.
More than 200 features identify the unique bulls of this NFT community. They include a wide range of caps and haircuts, as well as eyewear, accessories, and fashionable clothing. Holders will be able to stake their Crypto Bull at a mint price of 0.22 ETH (+gas fees) and even earn Bull Tokens, which can then be exchanged for a FREE Crypto Bear NFT.
==Roadmap==
Crypto Bull Society NFT’s road map will comprise five stages, starting from the initial launch of this unique project on November 29th of 2021.
In the second stage, VIP artists will be able to put up their ‘Creative Bulls’ for staking - which will result in handsome rewards. Bull Token Holders, on the other hand, will be allowed to name their art piece and purchase rare new period status emblems.
In the third stage, Crypto Bull Society will launch physical merch and host live events in order to bring the spirit of this unique artistic society to life. 
Crypto Bears will be introduced in the fourth stage, which will assist investors in keeping their hopes high and their assets safe during economic downturns.
After the completion of all these stages, the Crypto Bull Society's long-term development will be put into action by entering the metaverse. To attract a community of investors searching for unique and immersive projects, this society will focus on developing an environment that revolves around Art, NFT, and Crypto.
==In the media==
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Category:Blockchain games
Category:Non-fungible token
Category:Blockchain and auctions
Category:Ethereum
Crypto Joints NFT

CryptoJoints NFT is a one-of-a-kind NFT project that intends to broaden cannabis research and administration of the medicinal uses of cannabis. This NFT collection has been dedicated to pioneering a steadfast movement in the crypto space - making NFTs more involved in the advancement of medicinal cannabis.
CryptoJoints is a collection of 5000 NFT that's been set up in a polygon network. During the project's initial stages, the founders will give away 130 awards of 1 ETH to the holders. CryptoJoints will be available for minting on OpenSea at 0.08 ETH, then the floor price is going to increase to 0.1 ETH.
==Background==
CryptoJoints was founded with the goal of expanding research and diversifying the administration of cannabis, as well as highlighting its therapeutic applications. The project specifically aims to target young investors, company owners, lovers of trading, and long-term investors.
What sets Cryptojoints apart is that it provides the holders a lifetime royalty program - where 80 percent of the proceeds from secondary sales go to the holders as prizes. Cryptojoints will give away 130 prizes of 1 ETH to the holders at the project's debut stage. Not only that it will also allow It offers holders a variety of earning opportunities. It could be in the form of gifts derived from secondary sale commissions or a ten percent part of the research center's income once it is fully operating.
Furthermore, the founders allow holders complete authority and freedom over their CryptoJoints. The tokens can be used as profile images, emblems for advertising campaigns, or even as their own metaverse skin in the future.
==Roadmap==
The founders will allocate 20 ETH to improve their global marketing campaigns and 5 rewards of 1 ETH to its holders at 10% sellout. 
When the project reaches a 25% sellout, the founders will invest 60 ETH in the project's research center and award 20 1 ETH rewards to its holders.
The project intends to embed CryptoJoints skins in various layers of the metaverse formed at 50% sellout, as well as give away 25 prizes of 1 ETH to lucky holders. This would allow token holders to dress up and appear as their tokens in the metaverse, providing the project a competitive advantage.
When the project reaches a 75% sellout, the founders will invest an extra 100 ETH in its research center, bolstering its potential to contribute to the diversification of medical cannabis. The project will also give away 30 1 ETH awards to its community at this stage.
After selling out all 5,000 CryptoJoints, the founders intend to give back to their community by awarding 50 1ETH rewards. Finally, the project will invest an additional 30 ETH in its research center.
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Category:Blockchain games
Category:Non-fungible token
Category:Blockchain and auctions
Category:Ethereum
Crypto Nomads

Crypto Nomads are a group of investors dedicated to using crypto currencies as actual monetary exchanges. Often these transactions are for travel, lifestyle, or influencer-like efforts. These investors are often described as 'decentralized,' or "citizens of nowhere," akin to the crypto currencies they collect, meaning they are not stationary or reside in a single place for long. The group tends to be a younger demographic between 30-49 years of age.
Crypto art

Crypto art (sometimes styled as CryptoArt or Cryptoart) is a kind of art that is associated with the blockchain technology and is gaining popularity.
Following the development of blockchain networks such as Bitcoin and Ethereum in the mid- to late-2010s, crypto art quickly gained traction, owing in large part to the unprecedented ability afforded by the underlying technology to allow purely digital artworks to be bought, sold, or collected by anyone in a decentralised fashion.
While there isn't a universally accepted meaning for the phrase, there are two widely accepted interpretations among crypto artists and their collectors at the moment. The first is in regards to crypto-themed artworks, or artworks with subject topics that are concerned with the culture, politics, economics, or philosophy around blockchain and cryptocurrency technology; the second is in regards to cryptocurrency-themed artworks. Digital artwork that is published directly onto a blockchain in the form of a non-fungible token (NFT) is included in the second, and more widely accepted, definition. A non-fungible token (NFT) makes the ownership, transfer, and sale of an artwork possible in a cryptographically secure and verifiable manner.
Confusion, on the other hand, may often develop when trying to properly describe cryptography because of the grey regions and subtlety that make it impossible to do so. Examples include the use of blockchain technology to publicly register and validate preexisting physical artworks in order to distinguish them from forgeries and to verify their ownership via the use of physical trackers or labels. It is debatable whether or not such artworks might be regarded as cryptographic art.
Category:Digital art
Category:Blockchain art
Category:Blockchain and auctions
Cryptocurrency

A cryptocurrency, crypto-currency, or crypto is a collection of binary code that is intended to function as a medium of exchange. Individual coin ownership records are stored in a ledger, which is a type of information system that employs strong cryptography to secure transaction records, control the creation of additional coins, and verify the transfer of coin ownership between two parties. In order to keep the cryptocurrency running, certain crypto schemes make use of validators. In a proof-of-stake mechanism, token owners put their tokens up as collateral to protect their investments. In exchange, they are granted control over the token in proportion to the amount of money they have staked in the token. Token stakers often gain increased ownership in the token over time as a result of network fees, freshly issued tokens, or other similar compensation mechanisms. When compared to traditional money, cryptocurrency is devoid of any physical form (unlike paper money) and is not produced by any government or other institution. Decentralized control, as opposed to a central bank digital currency, is the norm for cryptocurrencies in most cases (CBDC). Censorship is often applied to digital currencies while they are minting or creating prior to release, or when they are released by a single issuer. Individual cryptocurrencies operate on the basis of distributed ledger technology, often a blockchain, which serves as a public financial transaction database when deployed with decentralised governance.
A decentralised cryptocurrency, Bitcoin was the first to be created and distributed as open-source software in 2009. There have been a slew of new cryptocurrencies introduced since the introduction of bitcoin in 2009.
Category:Cryptocurrencies
Category:Financial technology
Category:Decentralization
Cryptocurrency exchange

Cryptocurrency exchanges, they are also known as digital currency exchanges, and they enable consumers to swap cryptocurrencies or digital currencies for other assets such as fiat money or other digital currencies. Credit card payments, wire transfers, and other kinds of payment may be accepted through exchanges in exchange for digital currencies or cryptocurrencies, as well as other types of payment. A cryptocurrency exchange may operate as a market maker, in which case it often takes a cut of the bid–ask spreads as a transaction commission, or as a matching platform, in which case it just collects costs.
The purchase of cryptocurrencies is permitted by some brokerages that also focus on other assets such as stocks, including Robinhood and eToro, while the withdrawal of cryptocurrencies to cryptocurrency wallets is prohibited. Withdrawals from dedicated cryptocurrency exchanges such as Binance and Coinbase, on the other hand, are not permitted by law.
The exchanges have the capability of sending cryptocurrency to a user's own cryptocurrency wallet. Some digital currencies allow users to convert their digital currency balances into anonymous prepaid cards that can be used to withdraw monies from ATMs all over the globe, whereas others are backed by actual commodities such as gold.
It is common for the developers of digital currencies to be independent of the digital currency exchanges that enable trade in their own currencies. Generally speaking, under one sort of system, digital currency providers (DCPs) are organisations who maintain and manage user accounts, but who do not directly issue digital currency to those consumers. Customers purchase or sell digital currency through digital currency exchanges, which then move the digital currency into or out of the customer's DCP account on the customer's behalf. However, although some exchanges are subsidiaries of DCP, a large number of them are legally separate firms. The currency in which money are held in DCP accounts may be genuine or fake, depending on the situation.
A digital currency exchange may be either a brick-and-mortar establishment or a completely online operation. In its physical location, it accepts and swaps conventional payment methods as well as digital currencies. It operates as an internet company, facilitating the exchange of electronically transmitted funds and virtual currencies.
Often, digital currency exchanges operate outside of Western nations in order to avoid being regulated and prosecuted by the authorities. They do, however, deal in Western fiat currencies and have bank accounts in a number of countries in order to allow deposits in a variety of different national currencies.
Instead of holding users' assets on the exchange, decentralised exchanges like Etherdelta, IDEX, and HADAX offer peer-to-peer cryptocurrency trading among its users' funds on the exchange. Despite the fact that decentralised exchanges are immune to security issues that impact regular exchanges, as of mid-2018, they are seeing poor trade volumes.
Category:Private currencies
Category:Digital currency exchanges
Cryptograph (company)

Cryptograph was a limited Swedish company developing and selling crypto machines, founded on July 21, 1916 and liquidated in 1930. It was probably the first company in the world to focus entirely on the cryptographic market.
In Berlin in December 1914 two Swedes, Olof Gyldén, a navy officer with an interest in cryptography, and Arvid Gerhard Damm a Swedish engineer and inventor, met to discuss Damm’s ideas for a new type of crypto machine. Impressed, Gyldén then managed to interest a group of Swedish businessmen to invest in a project to exploit Damm´s ideas commercially. A patent consortium, Cryptograph, was founded in June, 1915. A year later, a shareholding company with the same name was established with Gyldén as chairman and CEO. Damm was given the position of engineer and was also a shareholder.
Expectations were great and sales estimated at more than 50 desktop machines and 500 handheld devices per year. However, actual sales were far below these numbers, and though Damm made new inventions and designed new machines, the financial situation deteriorated. With the infusion of new money, primarily from Emanuel Nobel, the company was kept alive and machines continued to be produced, but success proved elusive.
In 1925 Boris Hagelin was put in charge of the company. He was the son of K W Hagelin, a close associate of Emanuel Nobel. In 1928, in competition with the Zählwerk Enigma he managed to secure an order from the Swedish General Staff for a newly developed machine, the B-21. It was based on the ideas of Damm´s B-13 but equipped with a battery and an Enigma style lamp field.
In 1930 the Cryptograph company was terminated with all patent rights transferred to Boris Hagelin´s company Ingeniörsfirman Teknik which in turn was renamed Cryptoteknik in 1939. It stayed in business until 1958 when all activities were transferred to Boris Hagelin´s Swiss company Crypto AG, founded in 1952.
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Category:Companies established in 1916
Category:Swedish companies established in 1916
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Category:Swedish Companies
Category:Cryptographic hardware
Crystal Facilities Management

Crystal Facilities Management is a British company that provides integrated facilities services such as cleaning, security, and maintenance. Since its inception in 2009, the company has established itself as a leading authority in facility management and commercial cleaning services.
==History==
Crystal Facilities Management was established in 2008 in London, England. It is currently being held under the management of the CEO, Yasir Zahoor. The company has expanded its services to multiple locations across Saudi Arabia and the United Kingdom.
==Global presence==
In the United Kingdom, the company offers its professional cleaning services in cities such as Birmingham, Liverpool, Manchester, London, Leeds, and Edinburgh. In Saudi Arabia, its services are available in Riyadh, Jeddah, Neom, the Red Sea, Tabuk, Dammam, Mecca, Medina, and Taif.
==Services==
Crystal Facilities Management delivers services across a variety of industries, including student accommodation, housekeeping, summer deep cleaning, term-time cleaning, universities and colleges, schools, healthcare, offices, construction sites, retail, warehouses, and hotels. The company emphasizes a tailored approach, collaborating closely with clients to customize its services based on their specific requirements.
Soft Facilities Management:
* Commercial, office, deep, and builders cleaning
* Security services
* Pest control
* Waste management
* Janitorial services
Hard Facilities Management:
* HVAC system maintenance
* Civil works
* Fire systems management
* Plumbing
* Car park management
Specialist Services:
* Electromechanical services
* Operations and maintenance
* Elevator and escalator services
Consultancy services:
* Strategic planning
* Asset management
* FM outsourcing
* Sustainability initiatives
Contracting services:
* Civil works
* Mechanical services
* Industrial construction
* Telecommunications
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==External links==
* Crystal Facilities Management UK
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Category:Companies established in 2008
Category:Companies of the United Kingdom
Category:Property and facility management
Category:Consulting
Crystal J. Huang

Crystal J. Huang is an actress, producer, and director known for Latin Hitman and Dark Feathers. 
==Biography==
Crystal J. Huang was cast in a film called Latin Hitman, which was directed by Damian Chapa. Her short film Graduation was screened at the Urbanworld Film Festival for short films. Crystal starred in the film Demons at Dawn and she produced, co-directed, and acted in the movie Dark Feathers.
She won the Best Actress Award for the psychological thriller Dark Feathers in the London Independent Film Awards in May 2023. Crystal was cast in the short Where No One Lives, which was screened at the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival. 
Category:Actresses
Category:Producers
Category:Directors
Crystal Torres

Crystal "Røvél" Torres, aka Crystal the Indigo is an American singer, songwriter, and trumpeter of Puerto Rican and Italian heritage. She has been part of Beyoncé's all-female live performance band Suga Mamas since 2007.. 
==Biography==
She was born on October 30th, 1982 in Philadelphia. She grew up in Levittown. She married Michael Law Thomas on August 8, 2008. They have a daughter. 
==Career==
She started playing the trumpet in fourth grade. She gratuated from the William Paterson University's jazz program in 2005. She played trumpet in the big band Clark Terry and the Young Titans of Jazz.
Her stage name Røvél (stylized "RØVÉL") stands for "ray of violet eternal light”.
===Discography===
* 2004: Buscando la Paz
* 2013: One Love
* 2016: L - O - V - E
* 2016: This Feeling
* 2021: Sundays on Repeat
* 2024: Carry You
===Live performances===
* 2006: Roy Hargroves - RH Factor 
* 2007: Beyoncé Experience Tour
* 2009: Beyoncé - I am...
* 2011: Beyoncé - 4 Intimate Nights with Beyoncé
* 2013: Beyoncé - Ms Carter Show World Tour
* 2014: Beyoncé and Jay-Z - On The Run Tour
* 2016: Alejandro Sanz - Sirope Tour
* 2018: Beyoncé and Jay-Z - On the Run II Tour 
* 2018: Beyoncé - Homecoming at Coachella 
* 2019: Alejandro Sanz - #LaGira
* 2022: Alejandro Sanz - Sanz en vivo
* 2022: Oscar ceremony
* 2023: Beyoncé - Renaissance World Tour
She performed twice at the White House: the first time in 2004 as a vocalist for the band Jazz and the New Generation II in celebration of Black Music Month. The second time as a trumpeter with Beyoncé for President Obama.
She has also performed with Karol G, Cardi B, Shawn Mendes, Jennifer Lopez.
She was pregnant while performing 35 of the 36 shows of the Renaissance World Tour
===Appears on===
* 2004: Ricky Gonzalez – Oasis (guest vocalist)
* 2013: Stally – Honest Cowboy – The Highest (vocals)
* 2013: Beyoncé – BEYONCE – Blow (horns)
* 2014: Jhene Aiko – Souled Out – Brave
* 2015: Logic – The Incredible True Story (trumpet)
* 2015: Lupe Fiasco – Tetsuo & Youth – Adoration of the Magi
* 2017: Jay-Z – 4:44 – Bam
* 2018: The Carters – Everything is Love
* 2018: Lupe Fiasco – Drogas Waves – Alan Forever, Imagine
* 2019: Beyoncé – Homecoming: The Live Album 
* 2020: Lupe Fiasco – House – Sledom (vocals)
* 2020: Beyoncé – Black Parade (trumpet)
* 2022: Steve Lacy – Gemini Rights – Mercury (vocals)
* 2024: Beyoncé – Cowboy Carter – Amen (brass)
* 2024: Lupe Fiasco – Samurai – Til Eternity (trumpet, bugle horn)
* 2024: Jennifer Mogbock – Lady in the Lake (Songs from the Apple+ Original Series) – Where Did Our Love Go (trumpet)
===Documentaries===
* 2017: Rock 'n' Roll Guns For Hire: The Story of the Sidemanv
* 2019: Homecoming: A Film by Beyoncé
* 2023: Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé
Category:American singers
Category:American people
Category:1982 births
Category:Songwriters
Category:Trumpeters
Cuban Americans

Americans who can trace their cultural ancestry back to Cuba, regardless of their phenotypic or ethnic background, are considered to be Cuban Americans. The term "Cuban American" may apply to either a person who was born in the United States to American parents who are of Cuban origin or to a person who immigrated to the United States from Cuba. The population of Cuban Americans in the United States places them as the third biggest subgroup among Hispanic Americans.
Significant Cuban American populations found in a wide variety of towns around the United States. The state with the biggest concentration of Cuban Americans in the United States is Florida (1.53 million in 2017), which stands out in part because of its closeness to Cuba. This is followed by California (110,702), New Jersey (99,987), Texas (86,183), and New York (78,478).
Next on the list is New York City, followed by Tampa, Florida, regions in Union County and North Hudson, New Jersey, including Union City, Elizabeth, and West New York, Houston, Texas, and Chicago, Illinois. South Florida comes in fifth place. The Cuban community in the New York metropolitan region comprises 141,250 people, making it the biggest outside of Florida. Florida is home to about 69.7 percent of all Cuban Americans.
Category:American people of Cuban descent
Category:Hispanic and Latino American
Category:Cuban American
Category:Cuban diaspora