Funding – Page 50 – Blockchain

DAOs: A blockchain-based replacement for traditional crowdfunding

Decentralized autonomous organizations are providing relief from some of the problems that plague fundraising.

HBAR Foundation, bloXroute, GamerGains, Spruce, Venly, Playmint and Oasis.app headline the latest funding deals from the world of blockchain.

Despite evidence of a crypto bear market, venture capital continues to allocate billions to crypto and blockchain projects.

2022 is shaping up to be the year for Web3. KuCoin, Framework Ventures and CoinDCX have all made a splash in this emerging paradigm.

Web3 is generating a lot of opportunities for blockchain-native businesses, but it’s also creating serious security vulnerabilities.

Web3 development has become a top priority for the blockchain industry as infrastructure providers look to enable the new internet economy.