Bitcoin Startups Join Singapore's FinTech Accelerator
As a testament to the growing popularity of bitcoin startups and the blockchain technology, three cryptocurrency-related companies have been part of Singapore's FinTech accelerator program called Startupbootcamp. In being part of this program, the companies will be given funding, free office space, access to business support services and a large network of industry experts and venture capitalists. DeBuNe, Cryptosigma, and Otonomos are the three blockchain technology startups that have been included, along with seven other startups focusing on peer-to-peer wallets, money management apps,....
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Blockchain-based marketplace DeBuNe, bitcoin wallet Cryptosigma and blockchain equity issuer Otonomos, have been accepted to the first batch of Startupbootcamp (SBC) Fintech Singapore's accelerator program. The startups will be given funding, free office space, access to business support services and a large network of industry experts and venture capitalists. The three digital currency startups join seven other startups in the program, which are made up of peer-to-peer wallets, money management apps, a social network for financial trading and more. All of the startups will receive three....
Three crypto startups have been selected to join Startupbootcamp (SBC), Singapore's FinTech accelerator program. Decentralised peer-to-peer marketplace DeBuNe; blockchain equity issuer Otonomos; and bitcoin wallet provider Cryptosigma will join seven other startups in the three-month programme. SBC will give each of the participating startups approximately $18,000 in funding, free office space, mentorship and access to a network of angel investors and global venture capitalists such as DBS Bank, Mastercard and Route 66 Ventures in return for 8% in equity. The Southeast Asian state, a....
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