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nChain launch start-up blockchain incubator – Block Dojo Philippines
Block Dojo Philippines will provide training, education, upskilling, and cross-skilling to Filipinos and produce a pioneering generation of blockchain companies and professionals in the country.
European Commission launches blockchain regulatory sandbox
The European Blockchain Regulatory Sandbox will host 20 blockchain projects annually until 2026, pairing them up with the right regulators for guidance.
Indian digital currency sector sees slowdown in startup funding: PwC
A report by PwC shows revealed that funding in Indian startups dipped 40% in Q2, with digital currency startups feeling the most heat as funds dry up.
Blockchain accounts for 10% of early-stage startups: report
Blockchain has become one of the fastest-growing trends in the startup world, with a new report revealing that 10% of early-stage startups focus on the technology.
Helping blockchain businesses to grow up
In this week’s CoinGeek Conversations podcast, State Zero Labs co-founder Tazz Gault emphasises the importance of mentorship for a blockchain business.
Crypto in Africa: Remittance issues, fraud, and crypto popularity
Startups are taking initiatives to help Africans send and receive money at the lowest possible cost.
Crypto startup Harmony raises $18M in token presale
The Harmony blockchain aims to be an “open consensus for 10 billion people,” or at least is marketed that way, which is interesting considering that there are not even 10 billion people on Earth currently.
Blockchain startup raises $24M for digital rights management
Bluecoat, a blockchain company specializing in digital rights and royalties distribution, has already raised $24.25 million in funding, with notable personalities in the music industry assisting with the funding.
Swiss startup raises over $100 million for crypto bank
A startup in Switzerland has already raised 100 million Swiss francs ($100 million) to put up a bank that would offer cryptocurrency-related products.