Topic: [2015-07-20] OkCupid founders raise $10.8M for new BTC company (Read 299 times)
So I still dont get the whole PGP thing. Thats all their project is, getting people to all have their own PGP key code?
Good for them
OkCupid founders raise $10.8M to make cryptography accessible to mere mortals
Two founders of the dating site OKCupid have raised $10.8 million for their new venture, Keybase, a cryptography “hobby project” that took on a life of its own.
“We’ve gotten more ambitious,” wrote OKCupid founders Max Krohn and Chris Coyne in a blog post Wednesday. “We have a new goal: to bring public key crypto to everyone in the world, even people who don't understand it.”
http://www.bizjournals.com/newyork/blog/techflash/2015/07/okcupid-founders-raise-10-8m-to-make-cryptography.html
Two founders of the dating site OKCupid have raised $10.8 million for their new venture, Keybase, a cryptography “hobby project” that took on a life of its own.
“We’ve gotten more ambitious,” wrote OKCupid founders Max Krohn and Chris Coyne in a blog post Wednesday. “We have a new goal: to bring public key crypto to everyone in the world, even people who don't understand it.”
http://www.bizjournals.com/newyork/blog/techflash/2015/07/okcupid-founders-raise-10-8m-to-make-cryptography.html
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