It's fair to say blockchain is not short of funding; in the first half of 2019 alone, startups in the space reportedly raised an eye-watering $822m. But entrepreneurs are now preparing to get a fresh bout of capital from the venture capital arm of London-based cryptocurrency wallet provider Blockchain.com.
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September 4, 2019
London crypto giant, backed by Richard Branson, eyes $50m venture arm
Blockchain startups have a new source of backing on the horizon. And it comes from one of the most high-profile groups in the space.
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