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CoinCorner wurde 2014 gegründet und ist einer der ältesten Bitn-Mcoitcoimarktplätze in Betrieb. CoinCorner bietet einen Wallet-Service, der es den Nutzern ermöglicht, Kryptowährungen zu kaufen, zu verkaufen, zu senden, zu empfangen, zu speichern und zu übertragen. Die Plattform hat mehr als 200’000 Kunden, die sie nutzen, um ihre Krypto-Bedürfnisse zu erfüllen. Und obwohinl CoinCorner schon seit Urzeiten existiert, soviel wie Bitrefill kann CoinCorner nicht bieten. Was aber kann...

Online checkout firm Bolt has announced it is purchasing a company called Wyre, a crypto infrastructure provider. The acquisition will take place later in the year and will allow both companies to establish mainstream cryptocurrency payment systems for a wide array of separate businesses. Customers will also have opportunities to purchase non-fungible tokens (NFTs) directly through its platform. Bolt and Wyre Work Together to Make Crypto Payments Easy This move comes at...

Vinted has recently finished its funding round led by Lightspeed Venture Partners, previous backers Sprints Capital, Inside Venture Partners, Accel and Burda Principal Investments. The startup raised a total of $141 million and reached a total valuation of $1 billion. Since the startup is from Lithuania, it is now the second unicorn startup coming out from the Baltics. Previously, an Estonian startup Taxify, which now has rebranded to Bolt had reached a valuation of $1 billion.The company...

In what has come as a shock to many pundits in investment circles, electronic scooter firm Voi Technology has reportedly raised about $85 Million in another funding round which has included several premier investment partners such as Vostok New Ventures. Previous investors Balderton Capital, Creandum and Raine Ventures were included in this round as well.Although the firm hasn’t reached any profitability overall, it expects to achieve this in the next few years. Fredrik Hjelm, Voi’s...

Out of the multitude of ICO projects, raising money, only a small part actually delivered something that could be called a product. Almost 90% of all ICOs failed. There’s a term in venture capital, “a death valley”, meaning the period from the receiving initial investments to the moment of becoming profitable.Usually, a very small percentage of projects manage to cross the death valley, because every unexpected obstacle can ruin their plans. It happens due to a lack of experience, bad...