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👩‍🚀 Space exploration is going on-chain SERA: Space Exploration and Research Agency co-founders Sam Hutchison and Joshua Skurla sat down with us to discuss democratizing access to space through blockchain-powered astronaut selection. Their mission: Let anyone vote on who flies to space with Blue Origin. Watch the trailer 👉...

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