Venom Blockchain collaborates with DAO Maker to develop Web3 businesses with a focus on practical use cases

Venom Foundation, the first layer-1 blockchain authorised by the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM), has announced a collaboration with DAO Maker, a renowned blockchain growth solutions provider recognised for their launchpad, to nurture emerging Web3 firms with an emphasis on providing practical use cases.

DAO Maker will actively contribute to the growth of the Venom ecosystem and the accomplishment of Web3-related initiatives. Venom is certain that with DAO Maker's assistance, it will be possible for developers to significantly improve the environment and hasten the expansion of its community.

Through the Venom launchpad, the Venom Foundation and DAO Maker will actively nurture new enterprises. Promising Web3 initiatives and developer teams will have a rare opportunity to connect with some of the most well-known firms in the market through the Venom launchpad. It will make use of the combined skills of DAO Maker and Venom Foundation to assist entrepreneurs in a variety of ways, including brand development, marketing, and strategic planning.

Peter Knez, chair of the foundation council at Venom Foundation, commented, “At Venom, we are dedicated to pioneering innovation in the blockchain industry. Our partnership with DAO Maker is a testament to this as we incubate promising Web3 startups and bring real-world use cases to life. We are proud to be a part of this exciting collaboration and eagerly anticipate its impact on the industry".

"DAO Maker is thrilled to collaborate with Venom Foundation to foster budding Web3 businesses. The Venom ecosystem will emerge with the help of our knowledge of finance structures and growth technology. I am privileged to join the Venom Foundation team as an advisor, and I am forward to work with them to create the blockchain of the future".

The collaboration also includes integrating the Venom wallet and blockchain into DAO Maker's launchpad. The DAO Maker launchpad will help Venom continue to push the limits of innovation in the market because of its well-known visibility and access to a larger audience for blockchain companies.

Venom Foundation names Christoph Zaknun, CEO of DAO Maker, as an adviser.

Christoph Zaknun, who established DAO Maker in 2018 and currently serves as its CEO, is actively participating in the Venom Foundation team as an adviser. Zaknun will contribute valuable valuation knowledge and skills to Venom because of his significant experience assisting ventures with capital raising since 2017.

To lower the risks for investors, DAO Maker offers genuine funding frameworks and growth solutions for businesses. It provides important answers for fundraising, community incubation, and expansion-related tokenized enterprises. By doing this, DAO Maker has solidified its position as a top supplier of growth tools and services for lowering investment risk.

This lengthy partnership demonstrates DAO Maker and Venom's passion to innovation and their ongoing efforts to support budding blockchain startups in their quest for success.

What is DAO Maker

To lower the risks for investors, DAOMaker is a company that offers genuine funding frameworks and growth technology for entrepreneurs. Key solutions for community incubation, capital raising, and expansion-related tokenized companies are provided by DAOMaker. By doing this, DAOMaker has solidified its position as a top supplier of growth tools and services for lowering investment risk.

What is Venom Foundation

The first layer-1 blockchain is Venom, and it has an Abu Dhabi Global Market licence. The decentralised network is governed by the ADGM and has permission to create utility tokens. The ADGM positions Venom as the first compliant blockchain in the world, giving governments and businesses the freedom to create, develop, and grow. It is a haven for investors and financial services companies.

Several businesses have created a portfolio of internal decentralised apps and protocols using the Venom blockchain. It now has the potential to serve as a bridge for the global and Middle Eastern acceptance of digital currencies issued by central banks.