Global Brain backs $30m investment in Singapore's Electrify
Japan’s Global Brain has participated in a token sale that raised $30 million for Electrify, a Singaporean electricity marketplace using blockchain technology. The company claims the sale received offers in excess of $1.3 billion.
Other investors included Wendell Davis, a co-founder of cryptocurrency Ethereum, and Jun Hasegawa, CEO of Omise, a Thai financial technology company that raised $25 million via token sale last year. The...
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