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TechFlow, Dec 11 — According to Bloomberg, crypto elites are turning to dinosaur fossil collections. Housed in a vault in Singapore, dubbed the "Fort Knox of Asia," is a complete 69-million-year-old Triceratops skeleton—one of only 24 known specimens. The fossil is owned by a group of collectors including Yoann Turpin, co-founder of cryptocurrency market maker Wintermute.
According to Bloomberg, cryptocurrency elites are turning to dinosaur fossil collections. In a vault in Singapore, known as the "Fort Knox of Asia," resides a complete 69-million-year-old Triceratops skeleton—one of only 24 known specimens. The fossil is owned by a group of collectors including Yoann Turpin, co-founder of crypto market maker Wintermute.
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