Programmable custody infrastructure Coinbax wins the PitchFest championship at the Consensus Miami conference
Foresight News reports, according to CoinDesk, that programmable custody infrastructure Coinbax won a $20,000 prize at the PitchFest event at Consensus Miami. Coinbax was founded by former Jack Henry executive Peter Glyman and is dedicated to building programmable custody infrastructure to add control measures for cryptocurrency transactions between wallets. Coinbax was established in October, completed its seed round of financing in December, and is now live on the Base mainnet. The company is working with banks, custodians, and wallet providers to carry out pilot projects.
The runner-up in the competition was decentralized infrastructure project Tashi, which focuses on coordinating and managing artificial intelligence systems within distributed networks.
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