Ripple Courts Developers, Entrepreneurs With New Initiatives

Ripple Courts Developers, Entrepreneurs With New Initiatives

Ripple Labs is on the lookout for developers and entrepreneurs alike this week. The Ripple Accelerator, an incubator designed to help companies using the Ripple protocol, opened in San Francisco. And Ripple Labs, the firm behind the open-source digital payment protocol, has launched a developer offensive to encourage third-party apps and services to support it. The Ripple Accelerator is designed as an independent entity, not influenced by Ripple Labs. It is operated by CrossCoin Ventures, a separate group of four partners, two of whom run the Menlo Incubator. However, it is located in the....


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