The overall number of blockchain startups grows year after year, and while there were just 66 launched in 2012, that number exploded to 777 in 2017. In the first half of 2022 alone, 1199 investment rounds raised a remarkable US$30.3 billion. It is more than the amount of venture capital money collected in 2021.
1.Tech Bangalore Accelerator: The Techstars Bangalore Accelerator is the first Techstars program focused on assisting businesses in tackling issues in emerging markets. It is looking for companies from all over the world that are using technologies such as AI, Blockchain, AR/VR, Robotics, IoT, and Data Analytics to meet the needs of emerging markets in areas such as food supply, environment, retail, media, banking, healthcare, manufacturing, urban planning, public sector, transportation, and logistics.
2.Startupbootcamp- Afritech: Startupbootcamp Afritech is a high-growth startup accelerator that focuses on blockchain technology, identity management, payment solutions, digital connectivity, capital markets and asset management, integrated supply chain, e-commerce, connected devices, retail tech, insurtech, alternative financing, data, and behavioral analytics, and enabling technologies.
3.LAUNCHub Ventures: LAUNCHub Ventures is a major early-stage venture capital firm that invests in seed and series A-stage technology businesses. They invest in Central and Southeastern Europe (SEE & CEE) and firms founded by ambitious regional entrepreneurs based in renowned startup centers such as London, San Francisco, and elsewhere.
4.ALTA: ALTA provides customized solutions to assist businesses in succeeding in the complex and competitive blockchain industry. Mentorship, due diligence, efficient marketing, outreach initiatives, and connections to funds, investors, and launchpads are among the services we provide.
5.Cronos Accelerator program: Cronos Labs, a blockchain startup accelerator focused on decentralized banking, blockchain gaming, and the growth of the Cronos ecosystem, has announced the opening of submissions for the second cohort of the flagship Cronos Accelerator Program, which is supported by a US$100 million investment.
6.CV Labs Incubation program: CV Labs is a one-of-a-kind three-month hybrid Blockchain incubation program held in Zug, the Crypto Valley's hub, and partly online. Entrepreneurs seek to transform the mundane into the extraordinary via workshops and webinars.
7.CV Labs Incubator: We continuously search for innovative blockchain initiatives that disrupt older systems. We welcome founders that wish to transform business as usual into something never seen before. We seek entrepreneurs that live, breathe, and eat their startup. We seek people who are ambitious, revolutionary, and avant-garde. We're looking for unicorns of innovation.
8.dlab: dlab gives cash and resources to web3 and crypto initiatives that use blockchains and other decentralized technologies to create more open, transparent, and participatory systems. We give up to US$250k in venture capital to pre-seed firms worldwide.
9.Feen: The Feen application is one that many nations may utilize, particularly the one we are in. Citizens' attention is drawn to more than just studies on the global climate catastrophe. It's created an e-commerce application that incorporates all recycling/upcycling materials and satisfies the requirements of people in need.
10.LawTech Hub: Lander & Rogers' LawTech Hub is Australia's first legal tech-focused accelerator program based in Melbourne. Technology is accelerating change in the legal profession, and startups and scale-ups worldwide are invited to accelerate their success, driving the future of legal sector innovation.