Posts tagged "CanYa"

With cryptocurrency prices plunging over the past eight months, will initial coin offerings (ICOs) remain a viable funding option for blockchain startups?

Australian cryptocurrency startups who raised millions in digital currency just six months ago are facing the reality of a volatile, fluctuating market.

Australia’s ecosystem of successful blockchain companies continues to grow. Here's 10 Australian blockchain companies you need to know about.

If it's felt like a whirlwind start to 2018 in terms of VC funding activity in Australia's startup ecosystem, that's because it has been.

Australian betting and wagering startup Neds is the latest to jump on the cryptocurrency craze through its own initial coin offering.

Despite 2018 serving up market dips for both stocks and cryptocurrencies, blockchain startup MoxyOne has battled through and managed to rais…

German blockchain startup Shivom, which is looking to raise a whopping $US75 million ($96 million) via an initial coin offering (ICO), is hoping to enlist a number of Aussies as investors after embarking on a roadshow this week.

Australian services marketplace startup CanYa has been accepted as one of the first six blockchain startups to be accepted into an accelerator program run by massive Chinese e-commerce company JD.com.

Chronobank founder Sergei Sergienko led Australia's first initial coin offering, but he predicts 2018 will be a year of “reckoning” for ICO-funded startups.

Australian blockchain marketplace startup CanYa is in the midst of developing its own cryptocurrency-specific accounting software after find…

Blockchain-based services marketplace CanYa has completed Australia’s second-largest initial coin offering (ICO), raising $12 million in c…

Each year, thousands of talented Australian entrepreneurs come pouring out of the woodwork, starting fresh new startups with bold ideas, and…