Interviews

Andriy Khvetkevych founds a web3 company in the US and raises a $120k investment

Andriy Khvetkevych, co-owner of the Ukrainian domain registrar NIC.UA, founded a new business in the United States. It’s NicNames, a company that will sell domains on the blockchain that will also work on the regular Internet. According to the co-founder,

“The current valuation is $10 million, the next one will be $15 million,” Ilya Popov, Comeback Mobility

On October 10, it became known that the Ukrainian medtech startup ComeBack Mobility had raised $500,000 in investment from ZAS Syndicate. AIN.Capital’s editor talked to the startup’s co-founder, Ilya Popov, about investments, plans, acceleration at TechStars (which the team joined a month

“Part of our team has always been in Ukraine,” the Ukrainian co-owner of Paus told about the deal

CINDIE, a streaming service in Latin America, has recently acquired the British Web3 project, Paus. AIN.Capital asked the Ukrainian co-owner of the startup, Oleh Kurtianyk, about the work of the Paus team in Ukraine and the details of the deal.

“We received our first investment on the day the war started,” founder of Deskree, a startup that raised $1.5M

On September 20, it became known that Ukrainian Dmytro Grechko’s startup Deskree had raised $1.5 million in seed funding. Deskree is a service for no-code backend infrastructure development that can save businesses of any size up to 40% of the