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The Korea Blockchain M&A Center, which was launched last month, is a merger and acquisition (M&A), collaboration, and investment link between a sound cryptocurrency (company) already listed to revitalize the crypto industry and a company that is realizing sales and profits both online and offline. It is a company that specializes in
The first seminar will be held on April 2nd at 4pm at Posies Building, 646 Nonhyeon-ro, Gangnam-gu, and Chairman Shin Geun-young, Honorary Chairman of Korea Blockchain Startup Association, a founding member of the Korea Blockchain M&A Center, and Jung Joo-pil, CEO of Blockchain Today. The seminar was co-hosted by Do Hyun-soo, CEO of ProBit, one of the five major exchanges in Korea, and Tae-rim Kim of Law Firm Vision and Accountant Seong-jong Lim, CEO of Hangyul Tax Group served as advisors.
The event begins with a congratulatory remark from Professor Kim Hyung-joong of Korea University, introduces the conditions of purchase for those who wish to purchase cryptocurrency companies, introduces companies that wish to sell all listed cryptocurrency business rights, introduces companies that request the sale of some of the listed cryptocurrencies, and generates actual sales and profit There is also a time to introduce companies that wish to sell their online and offline businesses and introduce startups seeking to revitalize business models through collaboration with cryptocurrency listed companies.
In a situation where interest in bitcoin is getting hotter than ever, about 1,000 or more cryptocurrencies are listed on the five major domestic cryptocurrency exchanges Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone, Corbit and ProBit. However, among listed cryptocurrency companies, there are very few cryptocurrency projects that have succeeded in implementing the business model they are pursuing or are generating actual sales and profits. On the other hand, it is expected that a significant portion of the listed cryptocurrencies will sooner or later be expelled from the public as a result of the government’s special laws, and their survival is likely to be distinguished by the so-called fundamentals, such as the completion of the business model and the actual sales and profit generation.
CEO Jung Joo-pil said, “Currently listed cryptocurrency companies need to hurry to complete business models, realize sales, and profits, but the reality is not easy, so several M&A requests have already been received, and more companies including listed companies participated than expected. “I have registered for the application.”