Crowdfunding platform Timestamp wants to offer a funding alternative for Bitcoin-based startups.
Startups news
The startup closed a $40 million seed round and secured another $250 million in liquid funds for its blockchain-based decentralized AI infrastructure.
Selected startups will receive seed investment, marketing and mentorship support, media exposure and networking opportunities to drive innovation in the blockchain industry.
The fund will support protocols targeting the Move programming language and interoperability with the Ethereum ecosystem.
The organization claims it’s developed a first-of-its-kind blockchain network.
According to Stocklytics, AI startups accounted for 30% of total venture capital funding in the third quarter of 2024.
Fetch.ai partners with Imperial College London’s I-X Hub and launches a $10 million fund for AI startups and innovative tech development.