Wednesday, April 4, 2018

Techcrunch: Is venture capital ready for companies with no founders? by Jonathan Shieber

Initial coin offerings (ICOs) — a funding mechanism based on the technology behind cryptocurrencies like bitcoin — are a hot new way to launch a startup, and they’re forcing investors to look at the… Read more at Techcrunch »

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