Why This Former Simpsons Animator Will Launch NFT Based Series

Sunday night is a big night for Americans, for the last 24 straight years The Simpsons has been entertaining audiences of varied ethnic makeup and even more varied intelligence levels. Academic researchers and couch potatoes around the world agree that The Simpsons is an adequate barometer of the American culture with all its goods and its bads. Could any of you, my readers, have imagined that Bitcoin would be mentioned on The Simpsons of all shows? After all these years, Bitcoin is finally enough of a mainstay in the culture to be made fun of on The Simpsons. My bet's on an angsty script....

Popular American TV cartoon 'The Simpsons' recently aired an episode that gives a small nod (kick in the groin) to bitcoin. In the scene, the character Krusty the Clown says the following: Yeah, all it takes is some bad luck at the ponies, worse luck at the bitcoin market, heavy investment... Now what's interesting about this is that it raises a very important, yet simple question. Has bitcoin gone mainstream? Given the reference on The Simpsons (which for you international readers is a huge show in the U. S.), we'd say it has. Clip is after the break. It may be removed by the copyright....

Animator Haruna Gohzu, who worked in popular anime like Pokémon and the Demon Slayer movie, will lead the animation in the films. Noma, a Japanese film studio, has announced that it is producing three feature films that are based on the world of cryptocurrencies. The first film, titled The Rhetoric Star, is already in production and will be released in 2024. In an announcement sent to Cointelegraph on Tuesday, Taichi Ito, the founder of Noma and a producer of the series, said that the trilogy aims to impart knowledge about the crypto industry through creative storytelling. Additionally,....

Last night during The Simpsons and Family Guy crossover for their special, hour-long episode, Bitcoin made a small shout-out on a billboard gag. As seen below, the gag features Springfield's beloved bully, Jimbo Jones. There was no mention of Bitcoin throughout the rest of the episode. Peter Griffin, the father from Family Guy, met Homer Simpson, the father from The Simpsons, and had hilarious lines of dialogue.? At one point, the two were drinking beer together. Laden with subtle hints of criticism that Family Guy is just a rip off, the conversation turns to the differences between Duff....

Bulls are taking the reins of the price action in the bitcoin across the board, making a solid breakout above the $60,000 threshold, reaching new all-time highs, and it seems The Simpsons “did it again.” In a new episode broadcasted on Sunday, BTC is highlighted in a ticker news feed with the infinite sign. Gamestop Stock Is Also Featured in the Episode The 18th episode titled “Burger Kings” in Season 32 of the popular animated series featured bitcoin (BTC) during a news broadcast, whose ticker news feed at the bottom of the screen listed some U.S. publicly listed....