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Editorial | what does this mean? This content has been selected, created and edited by the Finextra editorial team based upon its relevance and interest to our community. Austria gets first fintech unicorn as BitPanda closes $170 million Series B 16 March 2021 1 Crypto-broker BitPanda has become Austria's first fintech unicorn after securing $170 million in a Series B round led by Valar Ventures, with participation from the partners of DST Global. The latest round comes just six months after a successful $52m Series A, and gives BitPanda a valuation of...

Bitpanda Raises $170M in Series B Funding, at $1.2B Valuation Mar 16 2021 · 12:16 UTC by Benjamin Godfrey · 3 min read Photo: Bitpanda / Instagram You have successfully joined our subscriber list. Now Bitpanda is going to expand its offerings beyond cryptocurrency trading, serving as a one-stop platform for anyone looking to trade digital securities. Vienna, Austria-based cryptocurrency trading platform Bitpanda has completed its Series B funding round, raising $170 million from both old and new investors. As reported by TechCrunch, the latest capital support for the firm was lead by the...

Search Unicorn: Bitpanda Raises $170 Billion Series B Led by Valar Ventures, Plans to Expand Beyond Crypto-Assets into ETFs, Shares and More Bitpanda has raised $170 million in a Series B funding giving the company a $1.2 billion valuation making it Austria’s first unicorn. The Vienna-based company says the round is one of the largest Series B investments ever in Europe. The round was led by Valar Ventures, with participation from the partners of DST Global. It was just 6 months ago that Bitpanda raised $52 million in a Series A round and since that time its number of users have jumped from...

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Bitcoin has enjoyed a record-breaking week after electric carmaker Tesla and Wall Street finance giants sparked a goldrush for the world’s most popular virtual currency, but bubble fears persist