According to a report from Digital Currency Executive Brief (DCE), The San Mateo incubator Boost VC has announced that, it has provided $52 million in startup funding related to Bitcoin and blockchain companies since its founding in 2012, as part of its belief that the digital form of currency is the future of electronic payments. As a result of this investment in small startups, bitcoin is quickly becoming a possibility for a greater number of users, gathered attention from major banks, with its ability to ensure anonymous transactions, is becoming more accessible to an increasingly large audience. Boost VC has previously stated that, its corporate mission is to fund entrepreneurs using the emerging technologies of Bitcoin and digital reality and is “committed to empowering great companies to build the future of these industries”. The new figures suggest bitcoin and blockchain startups have so far captured about 60 percent of the accelerator's total investments.
According to a report from Digital Currency Executive Brief (DCE), The San Mateo incubator Boost VC has announced that, it has provided $52 million in startup funding related to Bitcoin and blockchain companies since its founding in 2012, as part of its belief that the digital form of currency is the future of electronic payments. As a result of this investment in small startups, bitcoin is quickly becoming a possibility for a greater number of users, gathered attention from major banks, with its ability to ensure anonymous transactions, is becoming more accessible to an increasingly large audience. Boost VC has previously stated that, its corporate mission is to fund entrepreneurs using the emerging technologies of Bitcoin and digital reality and is “committed to empowering great companies to build the future of these industries”. The new figures suggest bitcoin and blockchain startups have so far captured 60% of the accelerator's total investments.