WISeKey's SEALCOIN Subsidiary Receives $4 Million Investment for Space-Based Blockchain Infrastructure
Summary
WISeKey's subsidiary SEALCOIN has received a $4 million investment commitment from The Hashgraph Group and WISeKey to accelerate its space-based blockchain infrastructure. The funding supports the expansion of the QAIT-powered space economy and next-generation satellite transactions. SEALCOIN focuses on decentralized physical internet infrastructure for space-based applications, combining blockchain technology with satellite communications to enable secure transactions in space.
Source
Key quotes
· 1 pulledWISeKey International Holding Ltd (SIX: WIHN; NASDAQ: WKEY), a global leader in cybersecurity, digital identity and IoT, today announced that its subsidiary SEALCOIN which focuses on decentralized physical internet
You might also wanna read
Companies Explore Space-Based Data Centers as SpaceX Acquires xAI for $1.25 Trillion Venture
The article discusses the emerging trend of companies exploring space-based data centers, with SpaceX acquiring xAI to form a $1.25 trillion
SpaceX Post-IPO Analysis: AI Compute Infrastructure, Token Factory Economics, and Market Dynamics
The article analyzes SpaceX's post-IPO thesis through the lens of AI infrastructure, focusing on xAI's Colossus compute expansion at massive
Meta Secures $30 Billion Blue Owl Financing for Hyperion AI Datacenter Project
Meta has secured $30 billion in financing from private equity firm Blue Owl Capital for its Hyperion AI super cluster datacenter project in
SpaceX IPO validates crypto price discovery but excludes tokenized holders from allocations
SpaceX's highly anticipated IPO on June 12 raised $75 billion at $135 per share, valuing the company at over $2 trillion and making Elon Mus
Satellite imagery reveals thermal footprint of major Texas Bitcoin mining facility
Satellite imagery from UK company SatVu reveals the significant thermal footprint of one of the largest Bitcoin mining facilities in Rockdal
Astrobotic sells to Voyager Technologies for $162 million to scale up for NASA lunar base demands
Astrobotic, a lunar lander developer, has agreed to sell to Voyager Technologies for $162 million in cash and stock (plus $9 million in debt
spacenews.com·3d agoComments
Sign in to join the conversation.
No comments yet. Be the first.
