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Boomstarter.Network Attracts Funding from DTI, Backers of Telegram and Dropbox, in Ongoing Sale

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Boomstarter.Network Attracts Funding from DTI, Backers of Telegram and Dropbox, in Ongoing Sale
SINGAPORE, July 17, 2018 - (ACN Newswire) - Boomstarter.Network, a blockchain-based startup funding platform, raises more than $1M in early financing as venture funds and private companies join its ongoing tokensale.

The fintech company is tokenising its existing business of generating pre-orders for startups that has been operational since launch in 2012. Boomstarter.Network is a leading provider of crowdfunding services for tech and business-oriented startups in Eastern Europe.

Boomstarter.Network is now set to use blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies to go global and remove significant limitations that restrict the growth of this market worldwide.

The world's major crowdfunding platforms offer access only to entrepreneurs from a limited number of industrialized countries and are notorious for their long waiting times to send and withdraw money. They do not provide backers with any non-material means of supporting startups either.

In contrast, Boomstarter.Network will welcome startups from anywhere across the globe and connect them with backers to generate pre-orders of their products at early stages. This will ensure that entrepreneurs receive funds quickly and focus on product development, instead of struggling with transaction delays and excessive banking paperwork.

For those backers that do not wish to spend their own money, Boomstarter.Network will also offer tools allowing to safely mine cryptocurrencies and use them as a means of payment to pre-order products from startups on the platform.

Contributors to Boomstarter.Network tokensale include DTI, a hedge fund providing professional investment services and asset management. It is a global trading company with a special focus on high-tech market.

Earlier in 2018, the hedge fund expanded its portfolio by taking part in the initial public offering by the cloud storage company Dropbox Inc. and in the private sale of Telegram messenger, says Alex Butmanov, managing partner of DTI.

"There is a very strong chance that Boomstarter.Network can expand globally, building on company's years of experience in this market. Our research shows that a large part of those involved in crowdfunding do not wish to be hampered by excessive regulations any more. Crowdfunding without borders will be a very efficient tool for testing demand for future products," says Mr Butmanov.

Investing in ICOs, in emerging projects that leverage blockchain technology and in IPOs is a substantial part of the fund's activities, as Eugeniy Galiakhmetov, founder of DTI, explains.

"My faith in Boomstarter.Network is based on its MVP over the six years that the company has been in business. It is the support of thousands of entrepreneurs who have successfully raised funds on this platform. This business is closely related to Storiqa, the crypto-based marketplace that successfully ran their tokensale and is now developing their product. Boomstarter.Network has all that it takes to replicate that success," says Galiakhmetov.

"We are honoured to fall under the spotlight of experts from DTI, and we are thrilled to have passed the $1 million mark this early into our tokensale," says Maria Dokshina, CEO of Boomstarter.Network.

Since its launch in 2012, Boomstarter.Network has helped thousands of entrepreneurs in Eastern Europe to raise millions of dollars in pre-orders for their products. This type of funding is known as reward-based crowdfunding. Boomstarter.Network is now headquartered in Singapore with a plan to expand globally using cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology to help entrepreneurs start their pre-ordering campaigns from wherever they are based in the world.

To discuss details with the project creators directly, please join their community on Telegram: https://t.me/boomstarternetwork[1]

For the latest updates from Boomstarter.Network, follow them on Twitter https://twitter.com/BoomBoomNetwork[2], Medium https://medium.com/boomstarter-network[3] and on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BoomstarterNetwork/[4]

Media contact: [email protected][5]

Supporting link: https://boomstarter.network[6]

Source: Boomstarter.Network

Topic: Press release summarySectors: Currencies, FinTech/Chains, Venture Capital, ICO's[7][8][9][10] http://www.acnnewswire.com From the Asia Corporate News Network

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References

  1. ^ https://t.me/boomstarternetwork (t.me)
  2. ^ https://twitter.com/BoomBoomNetwork (twitter.com)
  3. ^ https://medium.com/boomstarter-network (medium.com)
  4. ^ https://www.facebook.com/BoomstarterNetwork/ (www.facebook.com)
  5. ^ [email protected] (www.acnnewswire.com)
  6. ^ https://boomstarter.network (boomstarter.network)
  7. ^ Currencies (www.acnnewswire.com)
  8. ^ FinTech/Chains (www.acnnewswire.com)
  9. ^ Venture Capital (www.acnnewswire.com)
  10. ^ ICO's (www.acnnewswire.com)

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