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Bitcoin Gets a Carbon Black Eye from Musk, but Draper Stands by Price Predictions

Unocoin on Bringing Bitcoin to Billions in India

2. What was the conceptualisation process behind Unocoin? How did you and your co-founders meet?     Unocoin is India s first crypto assets exchange platform launched in 2013. We launched our exchange in 2013 because India didn t have any reliable source to buy and sell Bitcoins. I and my co-founder Sathvik are 15-year-old friends. We both met Sunny, our other co-founder, in Bitcoin meetups. Sunny was the one arranging Bitcoin meetups in Bangalore.    3. What pushed you guys to finally register for this crypto-exchange company?     In 2013, Bitcoin was very new in India and our goal was to bring Bitcoins to billion Indians. In those days, there was no proper platform to buy or sell Bitcoin. In our Bitcoin meetups, people were asking us where they could buy or sell Bitcoins. We saw the big gap and tried to fill it with Unocoin.     

Private Investors and VCs Flock to Crypto and DeFi As the Bull Run Rages On

Private Investors and VCs Flock to Crypto and DeFi As the Bull Run Rages On By IBTimes Staff Reporter 05/11/21 AT 1:29 PM Private Investors and VCs Flock to Crypto and DeFi As the Bull Run Rages On Photo: Pixabay This cryptocurrency bull run looks very different from the last one. In 2017 and 2018, would-be entrepreneurs raked in funding by promising the earth to newcomer investors, who often received very little in return. In contrast, blockchain development in 2021 is proving itself to be a far more professionalized ecosystem. Projects are turning to seasoned backers, offering a more sustainable chance of success. For their part, VC firms and private investors alike are seeking out prime opportunities to get in on the ground of the rapidly expanding vision for Web 3.0. Here is a selection of recent funding rounds making headlines in the crypto world.

Lantern Cofounders Are Making Death Planning Less Complicated

Lantern Elizabeth Eddy and Alyssa Ruderman are cofounders of Lantern, a platform for planning for death. The goal is to turn end-of-life planning into simple tasks to help users prepare and build a legacy. Their user base grew 450% when the pandemic hit, and they ve since closed a $1.4 million seed raise. When Elizabeth Eddy was 27, she turned up at her grandmother s Connecticut nursing home to find two police officers waiting for her.  Her grandmother s death at the age of 96 didn t come as a surprise, but what did surprise Eddy was how unprepared she was to deal with what happened next. She found herself turning to Google, typing into her phone questions such as,

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