Aqua Labs launches $20 million startup support program
Foresight News reported that Aqua Labs has officially launched its first $20 million startup support program, aimed at identifying and supporting high-potential, growth-stage startups worldwide. The program targets teams that have been established for over a year and requires a developed product prototype, an initial user community, and early-stage partnerships. Selected startups will receive initial funding ranging from $500,000 to $1 million, and will benefit from Aqua Labs' extensive ecosystem resources, including business development strategy guidance, global market access, investor introductions, and brand building support. Aqua Labs mainly focuses on three areas: the deep integration of artificial intelligence and Web3, real-world assets and related infrastructure, and new financial paradigms.
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