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Payments giant Mastercard has added seven startups to its Start Path program to make cryptocurrencies more accessible. “We’re welcoming a new cohort of startups to ease access to digital asset s, build communities for creators and empower people to innovate for the future through Web3 technologies,” said Mastercard. Mastercard: ‘Anyone Who Uses Crypto Should Be Able to Do so Simply and Safely’ Payments giant Mastercard announced Thursday that seven startups from around the world have joined its Start Path program. The announcement details: Through the Mastercard Start Path global startup engagement program, we work with digital asset, blockchain and cryptocurrency-based companies that share a vision to make blockchain technology and digital assets more accessible. “We’re welcoming a new cohort of startups to ease access to digital asset s, build communities for creators and empower people to innovate for the future through Web3 technologies...

Join Our Telegram channel to stay up to date on breaking news coverage With the last couple of weeks being a completely volatile run for the cryptocurrency industry, investors have been trying to find opportunities to buy the dips. While the introduction of newer projects is still as speedy as before, there has been a considerable decrease in the interest shown by the larger audience; at least for projects that don’t show considerable promise in terms of growth. Since the 2021 bull run , cryptocurrencies have been a term almost everyone has come to hear of. But while the interest around these digital assets was at an all-time high just a couple of months ago back in 2021, the same can’t be said now. This drastic decrease in engagement can be routed to the economic crisis the world is currently facing. The market crash in 2022, speculation of war, opposition from several government institutions etc are some other reasons. However, this hasn’t put a stop to the ...