CoinFund, a New York-based venture capital firm focused on cryptocurrencies, has set its sights on expanding its presence in Asia. The move comes amidst tightening regulatory measures in the US, prompting several crypto enterprises to explore opportunities in the Asian market.
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Coinlive With the SEC now regulating “by enforcement,” investors aren’t so keen on putting money into crypto.
cryptopotatoa16z offering a $500,000 investment for each startup. In return it wants 7% equity and other standard rights.
BeincryptoIan and Dylan Macalinao, who used a web of secret identities to juice the value of a Solana DeFi project, are “no longer affiliated with” Protagonist VC, the firm they started said.
CoindeskVenture capital firms continue to pour billions into the crypto economy; this week saw the launch of two funds worth a combined $500 million.
CointelegraphAs the search for an elusive Bitcoin bottom continues, at least one United States miner was forced to liquidate a portion of its holdings in June.
CointelegraphTargeting a hard cap of $100 million, the OP FoF I fund is expected to close by the end of Q3, OP Crypto’s COO Lucas He said.
CointelegraphVenture capital investments in the crypto industry have almost doubled since last year, but are down 38.2% down since April.
CointelegraphHBAR Foundation, bloXroute, GamerGains, Spruce, Venly, Playmint and Oasis.app headline the latest funding deals from the world of blockchain.
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