Algorand’s New Europe Accelerator to Boost Startups With up to $500K in Funding
Startups working with Algorand's blockchain may receive up to $500,000 in seed funding through the program.
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Algorand taps Europe as the second region for its blockchain accelerator program after Asia. The Algorand Foundation, the governance and research organization behind major blockchain platform Algorand, is launching a new accelerator program in Europe.Known as “Algorand Europe Accelerator,” the new program intends to support European developers and entrepreneurs looking to build applications on the Algorand platform.Announcing the news on Oct. 15, the Algorand Foundation told Cointelegraph that the new program will launch in collaboration with established Algorand’s investors, Eterna....
The Algorand Foundation introduced its Europe Accelerator program in October 2020. Now, 11 startups have been selected as part of the inaugural cohort. The Algorand Foundation, the research body behind smart contract protocol Algorand, has selected 11 startups for its inaugural accelerator program, a move that could enhance innovation on the emerging blockchain network.The 11 startups selected by Algorand Europe Accelerator are focused on payments and lending, infrastructure, network solutions and the Internet of Things. The accelerator program runs for 12 weeks, from Feb. 1 until late....
Boost VC, which is known for funding bitcoin startups and fintech companies, is now accepting new entries for its 3-month program. Entries can be submitted through this page until the November 30 deadline for its Tribe 7 February start date. According to its About page, Boost VC is the "Before-the-Chasm" startup accelerator. The company has been around since 2012 and has been busy finding and funding passionate entrepreneurs who are using emerging technologies to build great ideas. The sectors they pay close attention to are digital reality and bitcoin technology, which they believe to....
After raising a $6.6 million fund from premier investors, including Marc Andreessen, Ben Davenport and others last November, Boost. VC announced its next batch of startups would all be bitcoin-related. But recently, the accelerator announced its next batch, "Tribe 6," will be split equally between bitcoin, virtual and augmented reality startups. Boost. VC founder and CEO Adam Draper told TechCrunch why they made the shift: "We're good at building communities around early tech sectors. We bring together investors, entrepreneurs and builders, and by focusing investments on a category over....
Boost VC, a well-known accelerator among startups and the bitcoin community recently had a demo day for its latest cohort. Boost VC gained the attention of the bitcoin community after it started focusing only on bitcoin and blockchain based startups for a couple of programs. Since then, the accelerator has distributed its focus between two emerging technologies - Bitcoin and Digital Reality. The digital reality segment includes startups and entrepreneurs who are working on augmented reality and virtual reality technologies. October 8, 2015 saw the graduation of the 6th batch of startups....