Fokoya
Type of site | Private |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2015 |
| Headquarters | Tel Aviv, Israel |
| Industry | Financial services Investing online Online Gaming |
| Website | www |
Fokoya is an Israeli tech startup with a registered office in Tel Aviv.[1] The company was founded in 2015.[2].
Funding[edit]
Fokoya is a seed stage startup and raised 1.1 million dollars from investors in their initial round of funding.[3]
Blockium[edit]
Blockium was launched in 2018 and is the first product of Fokoya. Blockium is a mobile app in which users enter into financial trading competitions that allow each participant to choose several assets.[4] Over the course of an allotted time slot, the user whose assets rise the most wins the competition.[5] Blockium uses a peer-to-peer system, meaning that users of the app trade against other users in real time[6]. The several users whose portfolios experience the most growth during the contest receive a portion of prize money.[7]
References[edit]
- ↑ "Fokoya"
- ↑ "Fokoya, Peer2Peer Gaming Platform For Investments"
- ↑ "Fokoya"
- ↑ Kronk, Henry. "Blockium is Getting Investors Educated and up to Date With Their Free Mock Cryptocurrency Trading App"
- ↑ Kahn, Dannah. "How a Simple Google Spreadsheet Fuels Connections in the Cryptocurrency Community"
- ↑ "Blockium: Blockchain Education Crypto Tournament Games?"
- ↑ Kronk, Henry. "Blockium is Getting Investors Educated and up to Date With Their Free Mock Cryptocurrency Trading App"
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