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Share this article Share this article BC venture backed companies raised $1.20 billion, equaling to the total VC raised by Ontario and Quebec companies combined ($1.24 billion) Dapper Labs' US $304 million financing is Canada's largest VC financing all time BC cleantech and advanced agri-tech companies raised $277 million, representing 71% of All Canadian cleantech and advanced agri-tech disbursements US investors invested $1.51 billion, accounting for 54% of the total disbursements Investors from US, Germany, BVI, Hong Kong, and UK rounded up the top five foreign funding sources, togethe...

Legal Analysis: NFT Lawsuit Alleges Sale of NBA Top Shot Moments by Dapper Labs Violates Securities Laws A newly filed lawsuit alleges that the sale of NBA Top Shot “Moments” is in violation of the federal Securities Act of 1933, which is a law that aims to ensure investor protection when acquiring publicly-traded securities. Michael McCann and Jacob Feldman from Sporticonote that the Act intends to prevent fraudulent activities during the marketing of such securities. Vancouver-headquartered Dapper Labs, a blockchain startup that has teamed up with NBA, and its Chief Executive, Roha...

Blockchain blunder: NBA Top Shot, the league's NFT platform, is ripe for money laundering, one expert says - and scores of IRATE collectors are struggling to withdraw their money The NBA and Canadian blockchain company Dapper Labs partnered to launch NBA Top Shot in 2019, offering fans the chance to buy tokenized league highlights and then sell them on a peer-to-peer market Non-fungible tokens are units of data that are stored on a blockchain, an electronic ledger that can only be altered publicly. Unlike cryptocurrencies, NFTs are unique, which is why they're popular as collectibles The lea...

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EU-based digital assets platform Finoa inks $22M Series A funding led by Balderton Capital Institutions need to keep their crypto assets somewhere. And they aren’t going to keep it on some random or consumer-grade crypto operation. This requires more sophisticated technology. Furthermore, being in the EU is going to be a key barrier to entry for many U.S. or Asia-based operations. Thus it is that Berlin-based digital asset custody and financial services platform Finoa has closed a $22 million Series A funding round to do just that. The round was led by Balderton Capital, alongside existing ...