[ad_2][ad_1] Justin Sun, founder and CEO of Tron Foundation, recently announced the new milestones Tron crossed, on his official Twitter handle. This happens in the wake of Tron Arcade, the Foundation's $ 100 million investment in the gaming industry for the next three years. The month began with Tron "writing …
Read More »The Swiss Fintech license allows Blockchain and Crypto Firms to accept $ 100 million in public funds
[ad_1] The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) has published guidelines for their new "FinTech" license, according to an official FINMA press release published on December 3 The Swiss financial supervisor has revealed that license trackers, which may be companies linked to the blockchain and linked to cryptography, will be …
Read More »Seven funds are planning an investment of 300 million dollars for blockchain startups until 2021
[ad_2][ad_1] Ohio funds will pay over $ 300 million in startup blockchain until 2021, Cleveland.com reported on December 3, citing senior executives. Speaking at the ongoing Blockland Solutions conference, Ray Leach, the non-profit CEO of JumpStart, announced that a total of seven funds have been invested to invest $ 100 …
Read More »Ohio Accelerators to pump over $ 100 million into Blockchain startups
[ad_2][ad_1] Reportedly, two startup accelerators in the US state of Ohio will invest more than $ 100 million in blockchain companies. According to a report by Cleveland.com, JumpStart, a non-profit organization based in Ohio that supports and finances start-ups, is to invest $ 100 million in early-stage blockchain companies. on …
Read More »Blockchain Swiss startups can now manage up to $ 100 million – just like banks
[ad_2][ad_1] Swiss companies linked to the blockchain are a step towards legitimacy. Local criptovalute startups can now apply for a new license allowing them to manage deposits of up to $ 100 million, a right normally reserved for banks. The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) has adopted strict guidelines …
Read More »Ohio's technology funds to pump over $ 100 million into blockchain startups
[ad_2][ad_1] Ohio is ready for another game in the blockchain and in the cryptocurrency game while funds for technology accelerators seem to pump millions of dollars into blockchain startups in the state. One of these funds, JumpStart, is trying to invest $ 100 million in early-stage startups that are developing …
Read More »The capitalization of the Augur coin market (REP) is $ 148 million with less than 40 active users
[ad_1] Why Dapp with $ 153M Market Cap is facing the problem of users? Despite the fact that the gaming industry is a multibillion-dollar industry with a multitude of users, bets have been tightly labeled as illegal activities in many regions of the world. In the Middle East, for example, …
Read More »"10 million users". This is the magic number of a future blockchain
[ad_2][ad_1] About Fortune Global Tech Forum in China last week, a panel member outlined the roadmap for a future blockchain. Lei Chen, CEO of Xunlei Technology, said that a $ 30 billion blockchain company is not impossible, but must meet three major goals: One million transactions per second. A "unified …
Read More »The blockchain-affiliated Chinese company reported revenue of $ 45 million in the third quarter
[ad_2][ad_1] Xunlei, a subsidiary of the Chinese blockchain, has released its third-quarter report indicating an increase in revenue. The company has specialized in the development of desktop software, but has recently started offering blockchain-based services. In the report, Xunlei said it had a year-over-year revenue increase slightly higher at 1% …
Read More »Ethereum AZTEC's privacy-oriented start-up collects $ 2 million
[ad_1] ConsenSys Labs, a ConsenSys Ethereum incubator, was the leading investor in a $ 2.1 million seed investment in the London startup AZTEC, a protocols developer who wants to add privacy to public domain transactions. Founded by Tom Pocock and Zachary Williamson, AZTEC uses the zero knowledge testing technology (zk-SNARKs) …
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