Fellow Binancians,
Binance Labs is announcing Season 3 of its Incubation Program, which showcases the most promising blockchain projects and BUIDLers worldwide. Applications are now open until 2021-08-18 11:59 PM (UTC).
Why should I apply?Seed Investment. We accept maximum project valuations up to $3M, providing you with the initial funding and traction to grow your startup. Mentorship. We connect founders to business leaders from the Binance ecosystem who possess a wide range of expertise from tokenomics and blockchain infrastructure tech to startup operations. Extensive Network. Startups can connect directly with our diverse network of industry leaders.Holistic Support. We provide multi-faceted support for startups, including formation, regulatory/legal advice, recruiting, technical execution, fundraising, marketing/PR, etc.Founders and teams of selected projects will be invited to a 10-week online program that runs from September to November.Who can apply?From projects on Binance Smart Chain and DeFi to trading infrastructure, Binance Labs looks for innovative projects to further mainstream crypto adoption globally.
Key industries and focus areas of Season 3 Consumer-facing dAppsPayment & remittance solutions Social tradingDeFi applicationsScaling solutions Games NFTDAO governanceSocial networkMining optimization & solutions Algorithmic stablecoin solutionsExchange infrastructureKYC product and technologyOn-chain analytics products and technologySecured/encrypted SMS/email delivery solutions Learn More:
Season 3 of the Binance Labs Incubation ProgramSuccess Stories from the Previous SeasonsRisk warning: Cryptocurrency trading is subject to high market risk. Please make your trades cautiously. Binance will make best efforts to choose high-quality coins, but will not be responsible for your trading losses.
Thanks for your support!
Binance Team
2021-07-13
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