新西兰政府支持的研究所向加密钱包和交易服务提供补助金
```json { "translatedTitle": "New Zealand Government-Backed Research Institute Provides Grant to Crypto Wallet and Trading Services", "translatedContent": "[This article was updated on October 31, 2018 at tuoniaox.com]\n\nOstrich Blockchain News: According to Cointelegraph's October 31 report, New Zealand's nationally-backed innovation agency Callaghan Innovation has allocated $330,000 to local crypto wallet and trading service provider Vimba.\n\nIt is reported that Callaghan Innovation issued a funding called \"R&D Project Grant\" to local cryptocurrency wallet and trading platform Vimba, formerly known as MyCryptoSaver. After receiving the funding, this crypto startup will expand its product range, list more cryptocurrencies, and enable multi-signature crypto wallets.\n\nThe R&D project funding is a co-funding scheme for research and development projects. A spokesperson from Callaghan stated that this fund can obtain up to 40% of the total funding required for projects, with 355 such grants approved in the previous fiscal year.\n\nThe Auckland-based Vimba platform was established in 2014 and originally named MyBitcoinSaver. The company provides weekly Bitcoin and Ethereum investment services for New Zealand residents. Since its launch, Vimba has completed two investment rounds and plans to launch services in the UK within the coming weeks.\n\nVimba CEO Sam Blackmore stated that despite this year's market weakness, the company and its customer base remain stable. Blackmore added that the company believes Bitcoin's value will reach the peak value of gold, as the former is a more efficient, more accessible, and safer scarce asset.\n\nAustralia has also provided government subsidies to cryptocurrency and blockchain startups. In August this year, the Queensland government issued over $8.3 million in funding to a crypto tourism startup called TravelbyBit as part of innovation funding. The company is said to promote the state's tourism industry by selling travel services that use cryptocurrencies.\n\nIn July this year, Queensland's sugar cane growing organization received $1.7 million in government funding to implement blockchain technology to track the origin of sugar supply.\n\nSource: Cointelegraph; Author: Helen Partz\nCompiled by Ostrich Blockchain\n\n---\nWith authorization from the editor-in-chief, all content from tuoniaox.com has been migrated to hashspring.com, and will continue to be published on hashspring.com going forward." } ```
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"translatedTitle": "New Zealand Government-Backed Research Institute Provides Grant to Crypto Wallet and Trading Services",
"translatedContent": "[This article was updated on October 31, 2018 at tuoniaox.com]\n\nOstrich Blockchain News: According to Cointelegraph's October 31 report, New Zealand's nationally-backed innovation agency Callaghan Innovation has allocated $330,000 to local crypto wallet and trading service provider Vimba.\n\nIt is reported that Callaghan Innovation issued a funding called \"R&D Project Grant\" to local cryptocurrency wallet and trading platform Vimba, formerly known as MyCryptoSaver. After receiving the funding, this crypto startup will expand its product range, list more cryptocurrencies, and enable multi-signature crypto wallets.\n\nThe R&D project funding is a co-funding scheme for research and development projects. A spokesperson from Callaghan stated that this fund can obtain up to 40% of the total funding required for projects, with 355 such grants approved in the previous fiscal year.\n\nThe Auckland-based Vimba platform was established in 2014 and originally named MyBitcoinSaver. The company provides weekly Bitcoin and Ethereum investment services for New Zealand residents. Since its launch, Vimba has completed two investment rounds and plans to launch services in the UK within the coming weeks.\n\nVimba CEO Sam Blackmore stated that despite this year's market weakness, the company and its customer base remain stable. Blackmore added that the company believes Bitcoin's value will reach the peak value of gold, as the former is a more efficient, more accessible, and safer scarce asset.\n\nAustralia has also provided government subsidies to cryptocurrency and blockchain startups. In August this year, the Queensland government issued over $8.3 million in funding to a crypto tourism startup called TravelbyBit as part of innovation funding. The company is said to promote the state's tourism industry by selling travel services that use cryptocurrencies.\n\nIn July this year, Queensland's sugar cane growing organization received $1.7 million in government funding to implement blockchain technology to track the origin of sugar supply.\n\nSource: Cointelegraph; Author: Helen Partz\nCompiled by Ostrich Blockchain\n\n---\nWith authorization from the editor-in-chief, all content from tuoniaox.com has been migrated to hashspring.com, and will continue to be published on hashspring.com going forward."
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