Abu Dhabi Goes All-In on Crypto With $2 Billion Investment Program for Web3 and Blockchain Startups
Abu Dhabi's technology sector has introduced a fresh initiative to finance Web3 startups, blockchain technologies, and metaverse applications in the capital of the United Arab Emirates, with an impressive commitment of o...
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The capital's tech ecosystem, called Hub71, has officially launched its brand new Hub71+ Digital Assets, which will be based at Hub71 in Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM). According to the Emirates News Agency (WAM), ...
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