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Finance

WeWork Founder's Climate Firm Refunds Crypto Token Holders After Failed Launch: Forbes

Flowcarbon, which raised $70 million from investors like Andreessen Horowitz, aims to tokenize carbon credits, but the token never launched.

The climate venture from WeWork's Adam Neumann didn't pan out. (Michael Kovac/Getty Images for WeWork)

Finance

Revolut Is WeWork’s First Enterprise Member to Pay for Office Space in Bitcoin

The digital bank is using BTC to pay for a 300-worker office in Dallas, its largest in the U.S.

A pedestrian walks past the entrance to the We Work co-working office space, operated by the parent company We Co., on Eastcheap in London, U.K., on Monday, Oct. 7, 2019. While WeWork has been rapidly expanding in Canada, the New York-based company is facing challenges on multiple fronts with Landlords in London and New York the most exposed to any further deterioration at the co-working firm. Photographer: Bryn Colton/Bloomberg via Getty Images

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WeWork Now Accepting Crypto as Form of Payment

“The Hash” panel reacts to office-sharing giant WeWork now accepting cryptocurrencies as a form of payment and holding digital assets on its balance sheet, as yet another sign of crypto gaining acceptance among mainstream investors and companies.

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Markets

WeWork Accepting Crypto as Form of Payment

The office-sharing provider will hold the cryptocurrency on its balance sheet and pay landlords and third-party partners in crypto.

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Markets

$66 Million Building to Be Tokenized on Ethereum Blockchain in Record Deal

Inveniam Capital Partners is soon to offer tokenized securities representing $260 million-worth of shares in four properties.

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