Assets
DEIP is a Belarusian developer of a blockchain platform for "free and fair access to scientific publications." The company is also developing the Intelligent Capital Protocol technology - "Web 3.0 protocol for tokenizing intangible assets. This technology helps simplify the process of receiving royalties by content creators in the creative economy. " In addition, the company offers a free modular open source designer for creating Web 3.0 portals on the DEIP network without the need to write program code.
History
2022: Investing in Web3 startup Ninetales
Web3 startup Ninetales raised $250,000, from an accelerator for projects in the creative economy of DEIP and business angel Pavel Anisimov, to return the creators copyright to their work. More. here
2021: Raising $2 million
At the end of July 2021, it became known about investing more than $2 million in DEIP. Hillrise Capital, Blockwall Capital, Shima Capital, AU21 & GAINS Associates and other investors invested in the Belarusian crypto project. Parameters of the transaction, including the assessment of the company as part of the financing round. not specified.
As DEIP CEO Alex Shkor wrote on his Facebook page, the funds received will go "to develop web3 infrastructure for the creative economy." The company clarified that the investment will be spent on the work and development of Collective Intelligence Labs, a division of the startup, which develops 1 thousand new projects and Web 3.0 companies. Shkor also noted that at an early stage, EPAM co-founder Leonid Lazer invested in DEIP.
 | Being at the forefront of Web 3.0 development is a great honor for our company. DEIP is determined to accelerate the mass introduction of Web 3.0 not only within the framework of cryptocurrency technology, but also outside them. This stage is an important milestone for the startup, so we thank investors for their support and look forward to facilitating the transition from Web 2.0 to Web 3.0 for the further development of the creative economy, "said Alex Shkor.[1] |  |
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