Amita , Anil & KavinderKalyan - Bcrypt India Roadshow 2022
summary
Panelists report concrete pilots and numbers: state governments put 13+ ministries onto permissioned blockchain for provenance; a 12+ bank consortium (IBBC) pilots letters of credit; one investor closes more than 15 web3 deals in three months; a Telangana pilot moves chit funds onto a permissioned chain and is working in production. Funding paths include grants from UNICEF and protocol foundations, big VC rounds (examples: a $1.5B valuation and a seed that jumped $17.4M→$100M), and a government startup fund of 65,040 crore rupees.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:41Government blockchain regulation
- 12:25Web3 startup funding sources
- 19:26Startup lifecycle challenges
- 26:51Market correction in web3
- 31:08Web3 investors and players
- 35:47Government funding for web3
- 44:04Web3 growth concerns
- 51:49Regulatory challenges for founders
- 1:06:18Q&A blockchain policies
- 1:23:39Closing remarks
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