The tulip mania was a very local phenomenon which involved only 5,000 people at the height of the bubble. Your source correctly debunks the myth that the tulip craze took hold of all levels of ...

Tulip mania hit its peak in 1637 when a box of 40 bulbs sold for 100,000 florins or the equivalent today of approximately one million euros. Seeds from tulip bulbs flower after seven to 12 years ...

Tulip-mania is the stuff of history, story and myth. But like all myth, it illustrates a point. Trump once called crypto a scam, now is all in.

A two week-long event celebrating a spring flower is taking place at a historic estate. The National Trust's Dyrham Park near Bath, Somerset, has launched its annual "Tulip Mania", which sees more ...

New movie perpetuates Tulip mania myths. In what might be described as “bloom and bust,” the much-delayed, all-star historical romance movie “Tulip Fever” finally got released last weekend ...

The Massachusetts Horticultural Society’s second-annual Tulip Mania Festival gets underway Wednesday. The event takes place at the Garden at Elm Bank in Wellesley, and timed tickets are ...

According to some reports, the Netherlands experienced a “Tulip Mania,” where a single tulip bulb was sold for the price of a house! Today tulips are a lot cheaper, ...

“When the big NFT boom of 2021 happened, it appeared to correspond uncannily with the speculative bubble of 1637, Tulip mania. Beauty was dependent on rarity and rarity established value.