Gotaki is a digital mapping solution on the blockchain. If you are a company like Uber, you only have two options in the market. They are a monopoly, they keep your data, they monetize it, so there is a set of problems there. For the last two years, we are building a centralized solution. At some point, we are receiving feedback from startups and companies. They ask us, hey guys do you have API. And that’s how we find out there is a demanding in the market for alternative solutions to these two companies. So we decided to build an open token economy on the blockchain that could actually help mapping solution scale. You guys have a mapping system already, with a lot of users using it. Now you tokenize this and reward users who contribute the data. Right now we have 20k monthly users. For the last two years, we were building the technology and haven’t spent a single dollar on marketing. What do you think of Waze? Waze is basically owned by Google, therefore all the data uploaded into Waze is going to improve Google Map and their monetization. On the other hand, you have the solution like OpenStreetMap, which is an open source mapping. The problem with it is that they cannot scale, because they cannot really incentivize companies and users to contribute to the map. That’s why we thought we create a token economy so we can incentivize everybody to scale it up. Our focus is more on B2B, for example, the data coming from car sensors have a lot of valuable data for maps. But these companies don’t want to give away the ownership of the data, so they need a map to keep the ownership of the data. Normal users can also contribute to the economy. You can buy some of our tokens, have a stake in the network, so you become a co-owner, and contribute your data. For example, you know a lot restaurants in town, you can create profiles for those restaurants on the map and improve information on the map. For the last 2 years, we have a centralized solution, and now we are switching to a decentralized solution. How does the ecosystem look like in Spain and Switzerland? Surprisingly, it’s quite good. Not many people buy tokens there, it’s not the mainstream. Check more details about Gotaki Mapping: https://gotaki.com/ -------------- Heidi Yu on Social Media: YOUTUBE- http://bit.ly/heidiyu INSTAGRAM- https://www.instagram.com/heidihanyu/ FACEBOOK- https://www.facebook.com/heidi.han.yu TWITTER- https://twitter.com/heidihanyu Support Heidi's startup: http://www.BOOSTO.io Support crypto community: http://www.cryptoinfluence.io

FundBloc unlocks the new possibilities for cross-border real estate investment with blockchain. We connect investors and real estates, regardless of their time and residency. It enables investors to broaden their spectrum of investment, and asset management companies to advertise and raise fund worldwide. FundBloc is from South Korea, Seoul. They are tokenizing all the investment assets, such as real estate and infrastructure assets. A lot South Korean Ajumma are buying crypto coins, that's because "they believe the technology and want to make money." Because the South Korean market has massively adopted this concept, when Ajumma buy coins they do care the decentralization of the world and want to make money at the same time. Heidi Yu on Social Media: YOUTUBE- http://bit.ly/heidiyu INSTAGRAM- https://www.instagram.com/heidihanyu/ FACEBOOK- https://www.facebook.com/heidi.han.yu TWITTER- https://twitter.com/heidihanyu Support Heidi's startup: http://www.BOOSTO.io Support crypto community: http://www.cryptoinfluence.io

Who are you? My name is Daniel and I'm from Toronto and this is my second conference. I am the CTO of Coinscious. What is Coinscious? Basically, we do data analysis for crypto market, we get a bunch of different source of data like index the blockchain transaction, use social media data, and basically all we gather a lot. We do a bunch of machine learning statistic, Ai analysis. And we provide insights to traders and anyone who's interested in the crypto market. It is software as a service. What is the price? We have different price tiers based a sub $25 per month. How much are you raising? Our goal is to raise 10 million we did first we finished the first round in like in March. It is equity and token half and a half. Heidi Yu on Social Media: YOUTUBE- http://bit.ly/heidiyu INSTAGRAM- https://www.instagram.com/heidihanyu/ FACEBOOK- https://www.facebook.com/heidi.han.yu TWITTER- https://twitter.com/heidihanyu Support Heidi's startup: http://www.BOOSTO.io Support crypto community: http://www.cryptoinfluence.io

Blockdaemon is the simplest and fastest way to spin up nodes on private and public blockchains and scale decentralized applications. Who are you? We're Arunram Kalaiselvan and Konstantin Richter, the co-founders of Blockdaemon, a service infrastructure provider, we are a decentralization as a service. We make sure that the underlying infrastructure protocols operate on is decentralized across Amazon, Google, Azure, Digital Ocean, our own infrastructure. So projects like, for example, EOS, who currently have every node run on Amazon can manage the distribution of the network, right? And so we provide really scalability and security on the infrastructure level. And then we also support all the major protocols, so we work with Bitcoin and Ethereum, Stella, quantum, etc, etc. and make it very easy for people to deploy chains. We're live and we're a venture-backed company. When did you get it started? Your background? Where are you now? In 6 months? The next year? We started this business a year ago. We've done well in terms of we identify the problems with infrastructure and scalability of blockchain fairly early around and I were working on another project. We're in the crypto space for a while. We're just really fascinated by the absence of tooling to actually run a blockchain network efficiently. And so in the cloud space, there's a lot of great companies providing great services to help you do that, but none in the blockchain. We went to join an accelerator and close the seed round, we only took money from Cloud and infrastructure investors. We have 10 customers,20 people team from LA, Ireland, and in New York. In general, they're going toward some more enterprise ecosystem, trying to build kind of level three applications around data aggregation, audit, and all that sort of stuff, while also providing the underlying infrastructure, essentially. How Much did you raise? 3.7 million USD. Now, everyone is doing the $20 million seed round at a 200 million valuation, which is ridiculous. And so we've been much more in the normal convertible debt, 5 million valuations and then building on top of that, right, so where we fit much more traditionally in the venture world. What is the most challenging thing for you guys right now, since you guys are due to equity, and the last year, you know, like that was really attractive, right? But this year kind of crash, does that affect you? So we look at a very reasonable like, we have metrics, we have revenue customers, we have product build. And so I think fast but the interesting thing is that we have a lot of VCs who weren't able to participate in token sales come and look for blockchain investments and so we have zero capital scarcity you know, I would say we're always heavily oversubscribed and mainly because, you know, where we have very professional investors and that comes with a great network. So once you have a great VC on deck, they will bring others to you. What’s your pricing model. We charge per node per month. And it's a subscription. So a SaaS model, which, you know, it's easily manageable and trackable for investment and capitalization purposes. Then we have simple configuration fees. Some of it might be a little bespoke because we're so early, but we're trying to keep it all self-provisioning as well. So ideally, people, you know, we onboard a protocol, configure a node, and then people can just go online, click a button, and then there are different degrees of notes, depending on the availability grade. So they can range from $14.99 a month to $999 a month based on the price range. What are you going to get out of today? We like BTC media, we worked with them a lot, and we've worked with them across multiple different projects. I think it's the best conference in terms of seniority slash slice, you know, I think it's relatively small, but has a really good level of attendance. So, networking, building awareness, one of the things we haven't done is we are busy building code where builders market two years so because we have product and customers, we feel we go and little unnoticed sometimes in the market, not on the investment side, but actually people being aware of us. And so we're trying to build awareness. I want to say the best thing yesterday this happened to your block team and your notice services. ---------------- Heidi Yu on Social Media: YOUTUBE- http://bit.ly/heidiyu INSTAGRAM- https://www.instagram.com/heidihanyu/ FACEBOOK- https://www.facebook.com/heidi.han.yu TWITTER- https://twitter.com/heidihanyu Support Heidi's startup: http://www.BOOSTO.io Support crypto community: http://www.cryptoinfluence.io