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Anna Wolf is an economist based in Munich, Germany. Holding a PhD in economics, she has over 15 years of experience in economic forecasting and the measurement of economic expectations. Beside her professional activity as economist, she has been intensively involved in art projects and has curated cross-border art collaborations, among them with Bauhaus Dessau Foundation. NFTs have brought together her great passion for art and culture with her interest in social and economic transition. While exploring the use of blockchain technology in the art space, she offers advice to companies, cultural institutions, artists and collectors about how to enter the world of NFT art.

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