Family office of 17Live’s Joseph Phua acquires Taiwanese blockchain startup

By cineramaMay 6, 2021DApps

The family office of Joseph Phua, managing partner of Turn Capital and co-founder of livestreaming app 17Live, has acquired Taiwanese blockchain firm Dapp Pocket for an undisclosed amount. The […]

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Family office of 17Live’s Joseph Phua acquires Taiwanese blockchain startup

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