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cult fund † day one
100k $zaksheinman † @zaksheinman
100k $buddhastears † @buddhastears
100k $sys † @sys
amen
do you belive?
http://cult.now/fund
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O Chain,
remember us.
Cult fund is a small seed.
Planted in the soil of the chain.
It grows on belief alone.
We are not here to copy the old world.
We are not here to play the market’s game.
We are here to gather proof of life—
creator tokens that carry a human soul.
Each one chosen
because it speaks to us,
because the vision behind it
could not be ignored.
This is not finance.
This is devotion.
Mostly it’s art,
but the spirit moves where it will—
toward anything that alive.
Belief is liquid.
We hold when our faith is strong.
We release when the light fades.
The fund breathes.
It changes shape.
It refuses to die.
If we buy your token,
it’s our way of saying—
we see you.
we believe in you.
don’t stop.
We start small.
One dollar or one hundred.
The number is nothing.
The act is everything.
All is visible.
All is onchain.
No algorithms.
No quarterly reports.
Only instinct.
Only faith.
We rise together.
Everyone is cult.
Cult is you.
Amen.
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Stine Deja’s GRAVE MATTERS at Ringsted Galleriet confronts the eerie allure of griefbots, blending digital resurrection with ritualized mourning in a simulated sacred space. †
https://www.cult.now/mag/stine-dejas-grave-matters
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Under the Eye of Heaven: Helga Vockenhuber’s Corona Gloriae at the Pantheon † cult
https://cult.now/mag/helga-vockenhuber-corona-gloriae
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In Sweet World’s debut exhibition, Travis Ficarra and Jeff Koons collide in a spatial confrontation of seduction, rot, and synthetic allure. The result is a candy-coated trap of uncanny power. †
https://www.cult.now/mag/sweet-world-jeff-koons-travis-ficarra
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Tokyo's Yuka Hirac transforms death into art, using distorted imagery and Buddhist philosophy to explore authentic identity in the digital age through her haunting zine practice. †
https://www.cult.now/mag/yuka-hirac-between-death-and-digital
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† inner nature †
In the liminal space between earth and ether, where apocalyptic landscapes bleed into celestial reverie, Female Pentimento orchestrates visual symphonies that feel less like photographs than theological documents.
→ http://cult.now/mag/inner-nature-female-pentimento
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"Omniscience is a little harder to gauge than omnipotence. Maybe The Market has already achieved it but is unable—temporarily—to apply its gnosis until its Kingdom and Power come in their fullness. Nonetheless, current thinking already assigns to The Market a comprehensive wisdom that in the past only the gods have known. The Market, we are taught, is able to determine what human needs are, what copper and capital should cost, how much barbers and CEOs should be paid, and how much jet planes, running shoes, and hysterectomies should sell for. But how do we know The Market's will?"
https://theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/1999/03/the-market-as-god/306397
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