Ego Death Capital Secures $100M to Back Bitcoin-Focused Startups
Bitcoin venture capital firm Ego Death Capital on Tuesday closed a $100 million fund that will focus on investing in Bitcoin software startups, according to reporting by Axios. The fund will specifically aim to back star...
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