After Successful Seed Fund Round, Atani Begins Work on Building Affordable Crypto Platform
Apr 6 2021 · 14:00 UTC | Updated
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Atani’s funding round featured participation from some of the biggest names within the European VC arena, business angels, and individual investors.
Atani, a growing crypto startup, has received $6.25 million from renowned European VC firms as it embarks on the next leg of its rollout of a low-cost, open-for-all crypto ecosystem.
New Seed Funding Empowers Atani to Address Growing Needs of Crypto Traders
Owing to the crypto ecosystem’s decentralized nature, traders and regular users find it extremely difficult to find the right balance between affordability and efficiency. However, with the unprecedented surge in the adoption and use of cryptocurrencies, a budding crypto startup, Atani, is leading the way by dedicating all of its resources to ensure crypto enthusiasts get a
Lisbon’s startup scene rises as Portugal gears up to be a European tech tiger
Almost four years ago I wrote a long deep dive into Lisbon’s tech scene. So it’s great to check back in with both Lisbon and Portugal for a slightly briefer update on where it’s at.
As well-outlined by Stephan Morais, founder and managing general partner at Indico Capital Partners, Portugal has a very high quality of engineering talent at a competitive cost; an extremely high level of English language proficiency (compared to Spain, France, Italy); and a preference for launching product globally from day one. Portuguese founders are highly qualified, with the majority of them holding at least a master’s degree.
Lisbon s startup scene rises as Portugal gears up to be a European tech tiger TechCrunch 1/7/2021 Mike Butcher
Almost four years ago I wrote a long deep dive into Lisbon’s tech scene. So it’s great to check back in with both Lisbon and Portugal for a slightly briefer update on where it’s at.
As well-outlined by Stephan Morais, founder and managing general partner at Indico Capital Partners, Portugal has a very high quality of engineering talent at a competitive cost; an extremely high level of English language proficiency (compared to Spain, France, Italy); and a preference for launching product globally from day one. Portuguese founders are highly qualified, with the majority of them holding at least a master s degree.