Iceberg Capital Teams Up With Venom to Create $1 Billion Blockchain Fund
Abu Dhabi-based blockchain platform Venom Foundation and investment manager Iceberg Capital revealed a $1 billion venture fund focused on blockchain and Web3 companies. The news was shared on Twitter by the foundation on...
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