Novogratz, others invest in CNET founder’s new blockchain venture

By cineramaJanuary 26, 2018Bitcoin Business

NEW YORK (Reuters) – Former macro hedge fund manager Mike Novogratz is one of several investors in VideoCoin, a startup eyeing a $50 million digital currency offering in a […]

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Novogratz, others invest in CNET founder’s new blockchain venture

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