Adina Glickstein researches the relationship between art, finance, and emerging technology. A writer and editor by trade, she currently serves as an editor at large at Spike Art Magazine and has edited books and magazines for the international art press on subjects including blockchain art, artificial intelligence, and the philosophy of new media. She holds a BA in Film Studies from Barnard College, Columbia University and an MA in Media Studies from the University of Colorado Boulder. Throughout her MA, she was appointed as a research fellow at the Media Economies Design Lab, studying alternative social media platforms and governance transitions in open-source software. She has also served as a research assistant to the Berlin-based post-internet artist Simon Denny, alongside working in the electronic music space and contributing to numerous contemporary art, film, and music publications.