Robbie Young, CEO of #Animoca Brands; and Ryan Nitz, head of solutions architecture at Coinbase, who shared his thoughts on how brands are making the #transition from Web2 to Web3.

We terminated our arrangement with #PrimaryMarkets in the second half of 2020, but PrimaryMarkets chose to continue to trade #Animoca #Brands shares on its platform,” the firm stated, adding that:

“The claim [...] that #Animoca #Brands ‘now trades its shares on #PrimaryMarkets’ is not #technically correct. 

However, #Animoca argues that these figures don’t fully represent the #company’s total valuation.

However, #AB1 was delisted back in March 2020 due the #ASX’s assertions that #Animoca had breached its listing rules by being involved in #crypto-related activities, among other things.

#Animoca, which trades as #AB1, was initially listed on the #Australian #Stock #Exchange (#ASX) in the firm’s early days. 

Concerning the #company’s valuation, #Animoca asserted that the figures reported by Reuters and an additional “two other” unnamed people cited were inaccurate.

“There’s no doubt that the #FTX and banking crises have had a serious impact on available #venture #capital, but fundraising for the #Animoca Capital fund is in progress.

In a public statement shared with Cointelegraph, #Animoca stated that “the claim that the Animoca #Capital #fund target was ‘cut’ from $2 billion to $1 billion is not correct, because $1 billion has always been within the range declared.”

At the time, #Animoca co-founder and chairman #Yat #Siu outlined that the fund target was between $1 billion and $2 billion, depending on how much #capital was raised.

In a public statement shared with Cointelegraph, #Animoca stated that “the claim that the Animoca #Capital #fund target was ‘cut’ from $2 billion to $1 billion is not correct, because $1 billion has always been within the range declared.”

“There’s no doubt that the #FTX and banking crises have had a serious impact on available #venture #capital, but fundraising for the #Animoca Capital fund is in progress.

Concerning the #company’s valuation, #Animoca asserted that the figures reported by Reuters and an additional “two other” unnamed people cited were inaccurate.

#Animoca, which trades as #AB1, was initially listed on the #Australian #Stock #Exchange (#ASX) in the firm’s early days. 

However, #AB1 was delisted back in March 2020 due the #ASX’s assertions that #Animoca had breached its listing rules by being involved in #crypto-related activities, among other things.

However, #Animoca argues that these figures don’t fully represent the #company’s total valuation.

“The claim [...] that #Animoca #Brands ‘now trades its shares on #PrimaryMarkets’ is not #technically correct. 

We terminated our arrangement with #PrimaryMarkets in the second half of 2020, but PrimaryMarkets chose to continue to trade #Animoca #Brands shares on its platform,” the firm stated, adding that:

At the time, #Animoca co-founder and chairman #Yat #Siu outlined that the fund target was between $1 billion and $2 billion, depending on how much #capital was raised.

In a public statement shared with Cointelegraph, #Animoca stated that “the claim that the Animoca #Capital #fund target was ‘cut’ from $2 billion to $1 billion is not correct, because $1 billion has always been within the range declared.”

“There’s no doubt that the #FTX and banking crises have had a serious impact on available #venture #capital, but fundraising for the #Animoca Capital fund is in progress.

Concerning the #company’s valuation, #Animoca asserted that the figures reported by Reuters and an additional “two other” unnamed people cited were inaccurate.

#Animoca, which trades as #AB1, was initially listed on the #Australian #Stock #Exchange (#ASX) in the firm’s early days. 

However, #AB1 was delisted back in March 2020 due the #ASX’s assertions that #Animoca had breached its listing rules by being involved in #crypto-related activities, among other things.

However, #Animoca argues that these figures don’t fully represent the #company’s total valuation.

“The claim [...] that #Animoca #Brands ‘now trades its shares on #PrimaryMarkets’ is not #technically correct. 

We terminated our arrangement with #PrimaryMarkets in the second half of 2020, but PrimaryMarkets chose to continue to trade #Animoca #Brands shares on its platform,” the firm stated, adding that:

ago

#Stemming from a March 24 Reuters report citing anonymous “people familiar with the matter,” it was claimed that #Animoca initially halved its $2 billion #metaverse fund target in January, and recently cut it another 20% to

Venture capital firm and #Web3 #game developer #Animoca #Brands has refuted claims that it scaled back its metaverse 

Speaking with Cointelegraph, #Animoca co-founder #Yat #Siu noted that given the source’s anonymity, it “makes it 

ago

#Stemming from a March 24 Reuters report citing anonymous “people familiar with the matter,” it was claimed that #Animoca initially halved its $2 billion #metaverse fund target in January, and recently cut it another 20% to

Venture capital firm and #Web3 #game developer #Animoca #Brands has refuted claims that it scaled back its metaverse 

Speaking with Cointelegraph, #Animoca co-founder #Yat #Siu noted that given the source’s anonymity, it “makes it 

There’s no doubt that the #FTX and banking crises have had a serious impact on available #venture #capital, but fundraising for the #Animoca Capital fund is in progress

public statement shared with Cointelegraph, #Animoca stated that “the claim that the Animoca #Capital #fund target was ‘cut’ from $2 billion to $1 billion is

At the time, #Animoca co-founder and chairman #Yat #Siu outlined that the fund target was between $1 billion and $2 billion, depending on how much #capital was raised

There’s no doubt that the #FTX and banking crises have had a serious impact on available #venture #capital, but fundraising for the #Animoca Capital fund is in progress

public statement shared with Cointelegraph, #Animoca stated that “the claim that the Animoca #Capital #fund target was ‘cut’ from $2 billion to $1 billion is

At the time, #Animoca co-founder and chairman #Yat #Siu outlined that the fund target was between $1 billion and $2 billion, depending on how much #capital was raised

However, #AB1 was delisted back in March 2020 due the #ASX’s assertions that #Animoca had breached its listing rules by being involved in #crypto-related activities, among other things.