OKCoin to Become First Exchange to List Blockstack’s STX Token in US
STX token trading will begin on the OKCoin exchange after the launch of the Stack 2.0 mainnet on the 14th of January.
ICO, IEO and STO Models Have Failed: What’s Next for Crypto Fundraising?
ICO’s, IEO’s, and even STO’s have failed to live up to their promised hype as it became difficult for blockchain companies to raise capital through them. However, some companies have found success in the token sale model.
Binance to List TRON Despite Scam Allegations by Jared Tate
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Jeff Fawkes
Binance said they will list TRON cryptocurrency but the DigiByte founder has dropped shadows on the project led by Justin Sun.
SEC Approves YouNow’s Ethereum Token ‘Props’ With a Reg A+ Reward
The SEC has approved YouNow’s Ethereum token enabling investors to use an alternative investment method to acquire a financial stake in companies through participating in community developing engagements.
For the First Time Ever SEC Approves Blockstack Token Sale Under Regulation A+
SEC, for the first time ever, approved a $28 million Reg A+ offering for decentralized Internet company Blockstack. The company will begin selling the SEC-approved tokens, essentially an investment vehicle for fundraising, as of today.
Blockstack Set to Raise $50M Via World’s First SEC-Approved Crypto Token Sale
Blockstack is likely to set a new precedence in the ICO Industry to be the first company to conduct its token sale under the SEC Regulation A+ framework.
Web 3.0 Developer Blockstack Unveils Its Decentralization Roadmap
Blockstack, a blockchain startup that is specialized in Web 3.0 development, has taken a decision to decentralize its corporate governance structure.
Blockstack Launches ‘Universal’ Dapp Store to Create Decentralized Internet
Given the growth in blockchain-based decentralized apps number, web developer Blockstack has created the universal Dapp Store.
Blockchain Startup Blockstack Partners with VCs to Launch $25M Blockstack Signature Fund
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Svetlana Rud
The company announced a $25 million ‘Signature Fund’ to build a decentralized version of the Internet, where users will own their own data and apps will live locally on their devices.