Silicon Valley VCs are reportedly lining up to invest in Telegram, the messaging app beloved by crypto traders and criticised by Theresa May

By cineramaJanuary 26, 2018Bitcoin Business

Telegram CEO and founder Pavel Durov. Telegram CEO and founder Pavel Durov. Flickr/TechCrunch FT : Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Benchmark, and Sequoia Capital want to invest in Telegram’s […]

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Silicon Valley VCs are reportedly lining up to invest in Telegram, the messaging app beloved by crypto traders and criticised by Theresa May

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