Britain should ask crypto founders what would have kept them here
When I asked Praneet Sinha why he left Britain, he said it came down to operational and financial efficiency. He co-founded his crypto startup, Moongate, in London in 2022. The business planned to collect its fees in crypto, which would mean converting that revenue into fiat to pay salaries and running costs. “RAK DAO (Ras… Read the full story on CryptoSlate Understand the crypto stories that matter and what to watch next. Get The Catalyst in your inbox
Key Takeaways
- When I asked Praneet Sinha why he left Britain, he said it came down to operational and financial efficiency.
- He co-founded his crypto startup, Moongate, in London in 2022.
- The business planned to collect its fees in crypto, which would mean converting that revenue into fiat to pay salaries and running costs.
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