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How to choose a crypto-friendly country for a blockchain business in 2022

Nestor Dubnevych, co-founder and COO at Legal Nodes, a legal platform that helps innovative tech companies solve their legal needs all in one place, prepared a brief overview of how each type of crypto business is currently regulated in different

eBay stops selling the Ukrainian stamps due to high demand

On May 25, Ukrposhta launched its own store on the international platform eBay. There it was selling the second series of stamps “Russian warship…DONE!” But the sales stopped. Due to a large number of orders, the protection algorithms of the

EPAM loses over $15M due to war in Ukraine

The IT company EPAM has published its financial report for the first quarter of 2022, DOU writes. Its revenues for this period rose by 50% to $1.17 billion. However, the company lost $15.1 million due to the withdrawal from the

War in Ukraine / May 25

The Molfar team sends a daily newsletter about the war in Ukraine. The editorial staff of AIN.Capital publishes the full version of the digest. You can subscribe to the newsletter here. 95% of the Luhansk region are occupied Serhiy Haidai, head of the

Polish robotics startup Nomagic nabs $22M in Series A

Poland’s robotics startup Nomagic nabs $22 million to improve e-commerce warehouse logistics. Khosla Ventures and Almaz Capital co-led the Series A round, TechCrunch reports. Founded in 2017 by Kacper Nowicki, Marek Cygan, and Tristan d’Orgeval, Nomagic is based in Krakow.

MacPaw invests $1M in Promprylad.Renovation

The Ukrainian company MacPaw has invested $1 million in the Promprylad.Renovation Innovation Center in Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine, as reported to AIN.Capital by MacPaw representatives. The funds will go to revitalize buildings A, B, and B1. There are plans to create a business support center, offices

YC warns portfolio founders of economic downturn and advises them to “plan for the worst”

This week all portfolio founders of the Y Combinator got an email titled “Economic Downturn.” The startup accelerator advised them to “plan for the worst,” as well as suggested cutting their expenses, extending their runways, or focusing on raising money. As TechCrunch emphasizes, this

Estonian IT entrepreneur Ragnar Saas has already delivered 60+ trucks to Ukrainian defenders. How it started

Estonian entrepreneur Ragnar Saas has a strong connection to Ukraine. The co-founder of Pipedrive and founding CEO of Salto-X has business assets and a huge network in Kyiv, where a chapter of his Lift99 community is located. Saas supports a

War in Ukraine / May 24

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Krakow-based XR startup ExplodedView closes $280K pre-seed round

ExplodedView, a Krakow-based extended reality startup, has closed its $280,000 pre-seed round. The investment comes from the Polish software developer Untitled Kingdom followed by SMOK Ventures. Founded in 2020 by Marcin Klimek and Rafal Guzik, ExplodedView develops a platform for