Posts tagged "australian ICO"

Australian blockchain company Power Ledger has landed a trial partnership to roll out its peer-to-peer energy trading with Japan’s second-largest electricity company Kansai Electric Power Co, in another win for one of the country’s most successful blockchain companies.

Agtech startup BlockGrain is preparing to launch a $25 million initial coin offering at the end of this month.

Melbourne-based restaurant deals startup Liven is raising $74 million through an initial coin offering (ICO) to become the “holy grail” of the cryptocurrency space, and has already locked in tens of millions in pre-sale amounts.

Australian blockchain company Power Ledger has revealed it’s in consultation with the Australian Taxation Office to develop a proposition on how initial coin offerings (ICOs) should be treated in Australia.

Australian startup ShareRing is hoping to become a blockchain-fuelled version of Amazon for the sharing economy, after completing a $3.8 million seed round. It will attempt a massive $62 million initial coin offering (ICO) in May.

Blockchain startup Havven finalised a $US30 million ($38.6 million) initial coin offering (ICO) this morning, claiming the spot of Australia's largest ICO from Power Ledger. The sale finished in just 90 minutes.

Aussie blockchain startup Havven has kicked off its ambitious $37 million initial coin offering today, seeking to raise funds to make its goal of being cryptocurrency's first 'stablecoin' a reality.

Australian services marketplace startup CanYa has been accepted as one of the first six blockchain startups to be accepted into an accelerator program run by massive Chinese e-commerce company JD.com.

Australian agriculture blockchain startup AgriDigital has successfully finalised a $5.5 million Series A raise, which will see the company begin to investigate its own “Agricoin” digital currency, along with soft launches into international markets.

Melbourne-based retail and consumer marketing startup Shping has today launched its initial coin offering (ICO), hoping to raise a whopping…

Chronobank founder Sergei Sergienko led Australia's first initial coin offering, but he predicts 2018 will be a year of “reckoning” for ICO-funded startups.

Australian blockchain marketplace startup CanYa is in the midst of developing its own cryptocurrency-specific accounting software after find…