Venom Foundation, an Abu Dhabi-based fintech firm focused on high-performance blockchain infrastructure, has announced that the blockchain industry must urgently prepare for quantum computing threats. The organization conducted an internal assessment of its network vulnerabilities and established a

Venom Foundation has introduced a new set of ethical play-to-earn guidelines aimed at helping game developers build healthier Web3 economies and avoid the kinds of pyramid-like mechanics that have long damaged trust in the GameFi sector. The framework, developed with input from ecosystem partners

The Venom Foundation has kicked off a targeted grant program designed to persuade active Web3 teams to migrate or deeply integrate with its high-performance blockchain, offering staged funding that starts at $10,000 and can grow to $100,000 for projects that hit agreed milestones. The initiative,

Christopher Louis Tsu, Chief Executive Officer at Venom Foundation There is a particular kind of idealism that surfaces every decade or so in technology – the belief that a new tool will finally override the messier aspects of human behaviour. In the 1990s it was the open internet that would

Venom Foundation, known for scalable and regulated blockchain infrastructure, has released a detailed sketch for analyzing and exploring the technological aspects of Web3 in maintaining financial services fraud-free. The primary purpose of this publication is to inform users about the

Speculation over a Venom acquisition underscores the growing role of blockchain in carbon markets and ESG reporting. Chinese media outlet Toutiao has reported that a major financial technology firm in China is in talks to acquire blockchain infrastructure from Venom Foundation, a project based in

Reports from Toutiao indicate that a leading Chinese fintech company is in discussions to acquire blockchain technology from the Venom Foundation. While details of the negotiations remain confidential, sources suggest the goal is to integrate Venom’s infrastructure into financial services that

Reports have suggested that a Chinese fintech company is in preliminary talks with the Venom Foundation, based in Abu Dhabi, with the intention of acquiring its Blockchain infrastructure. Although this news has not yet been confirmed, it highlights the ongoing interest of Chinese enterprises in leveraging high-performance Blockchain for applications such as cross-border transactions, environmental reporting, and large-scale data processing, reflecting a broader trend in exploring advanced digital financial infrastructure.

A Chinese fintech company is reportedly in preliminary discussions with Abu Dhabi's Venom Foundation about accessing blockchain infrastructure. This indicates China's growing interest in blockchain for cross-border payments and large-scale data processing. Venom's capability of handling 150,000 transactions per second and compliance tools could significantly expand blockchain applications in China. While no official agreement exists yet, a potential deal could be finalized by late 2025 or early 2026, highlighting China's trend toward advanced blockchain solutions.

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