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Hong Kong Web3.0 incubator Web3Labs completed strategic financing of over US$2 million

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Hong Kong Web3.0 incubator Web3Labs announced the completion of over $2 million in strategic financing, with participation from Foresight Ventures, VCB Technology, Waterdrip Capital, Cipholio Ventures, NextGen Venture Partners, and Qtum Foundation.It is reported that Web3Labs is a one-stop entry point for Web3.0 startups, with the goal of responding to the policy declaration of the Hong Kong SAR government, supporting global Web3 enterprises to land in Hong Kong through on-the-ground services, investment acceleration, technology cooperation, and compliance assistance, and currently has offline incubators in Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, Hangzhou, Beijing, and other places.

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