17 Jul 2015.

Bitsoko, the Kenyan bitcoin startup and winner of the Grand Challenges.

Kenyan bitcoin startup wins $100k Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Grant.

Attendees will receive a small amount of Bitcoin at the start of each event,

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16 Jul 2015.

Kenyan digital currency wallet and development provider Bitsoko has received a US$100,000 grant through the Grand Challenges.

In conversation, Peric touched on the recent awarding of a $100,000 grant to Bitsoko, a Nairobi-based digital currency startup that focuses on payments and wallet provision, as part of the.

Banks and Cryptocurrencies Global Evaluation: Africa Bitcoin and blockchain tech are ripe for mainstream adoption in Africa, where the population is well positioned to embrace the innovative technologies as alternatives to the expensive and/or outdated banking systems scattered across the.

A few years ago, news sources revealed that Bill Gates, the world’s richest man and founder of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, purchased 500,000 shares in Monsanto valued at $23 million, raising questions about the motivations of the charity and its sincerity in aiding poverty-stricken areas around the world. Yet, to people familiar with the Gates family, this move is just par for the.

17 Jul 2015.

The bitcoin-using winner was a Kenyan startup named Bitsoko, a mobile.

that the Bill Gates foundation is awarding such a large grant to a Bitcoin startup.

altogether for this topic, each receiving $100k for their submissions.

29/07/2015  · It joins ICE3x in that market, which launched the country’s first bitcoin exchange in January. Meanwhile, startup Bitsoko recently won a $100,000 grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, which it will use to expand its bitcoin services from Kenya, where it’s.

Yesterday, the Herald reported the Crown agency had provided $315,000 funding for loss-making Auckland crypto-currency startup Vimba, which wants to expand its bitcoin.