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Raydium (RAY) Surges 13% on LaunchLab Token Platform Announcement

Decentralized exchange Raydium, built on the Solana blockchain, is preparing to launch its own token issuance platform in the coming weeks. This initiative aims to boost revenue for the popular trading platform. The exchange’s native token, RAY, has seen a 13% increase in the last 24 hours, outperforming the broader market as indicated by the CoinDesk 100 (CD100) index’s 1.62% gain. Raydium’s…

Raydium (RAY) Surges 13% on LaunchLab Token Platform Announcement

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Stellenbosch University (Launch Lab), Thuesday, 31.1 Warmly welcomed by the responsible for International Collaboration, we’ve started our tour on the university campus, which includes pretty much anything a student could wish for: libraries, shopping and eating mall, cinemas, different buildings for various study disciplines and first and foremost a whole bunch of intelligently looking and talking students from all over the world. After finishing our tour we’ve arrived at the LaunchLab, which is a currently only at Stellenbosh University existing facility for young entrepreneurs who want to create a start-up. Within the LaunchLab, they have space for working, access to internet, a coffee shop as well as access to a various set of programs and activities around starting an own business. They even provide sponsors for the new businesses. We had the chance to listen to three pitches from three already existing start-ups and to ask whatever question we had. Spatial Edge: a data-driven company for costumer analysis and profiling using location and business intelligence. InstalMentAId: An unemployment insurance company providing financial security to middle-class people. Custos: A anti-piracy company using bounties and bitcoin wins to detect pirated new films. photo by Eliane text by Eliane & Rudolf

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Launch Lab followup

There was a relaxing, fun and engaging exchange of ideas at Coffee Zaroo in Bojeong during the 1st Seoul Tech Society ‘Launch Lab’.

Brief presentations were followed by inspirational discussions that varied between highly technical to philosophical implications about the ideas presented.

Mobile malware analysis plugin

Ultrasound diagnostics with mobiles

Next, Phillip discussed in-home options for ultrasound processing, and how processing  on the cloud could affect medical diagnostics in the future. This area has a number of challenges including mobile device development, hardware development, cloud development and image classification, among others. Join him if you are interested in health-related tech.

Bitcoin and social music networks

Jackson enlightened the audience with entertaining talk about discovering potential new applications of bitcoin and social music networks to promote (and compensate) original as well as cover artists. Contact him if you are interested in bitcoin, social networks and/or music!

Bitple: Hollywood meets Bitcoin

Next a group from Bitple continued the topic of bitcoin with their idea to apply it for a cinema-related bitcoin betting platform. Contact them if you are interested in bitcoin, web development and/or movie tracking systems.

*Note: Online gambling is illegal in Korea. SeoulTech does not support or condone illegal activities. We see this as a learning project, and assume any implementation would be in accordance with laws of the country it is implemented.

ESL Language assistance app

Campbell discussed his ESL Language assistance app that lets students and teachers focus on their own language learning journey and style. The app attempts to better customize learning process of the user. Contact him if you are interested in app development or alternative teaching strategies.

Social language learning app

Jan showed a beta version of his social language learning app that allows users to use peer-based language learning in their normal social networking activities. Participate with Jan if you want to learn a language, be a beta tester or design/develop the new version of the app.

Idea Open Mic

Next, we had two presenters in the “Idea Open Mic” session.

The first was a group of volunteers that offer free weekend Korean language courses in Migeum. If you are in the area, please contact [email protected] for more information.

Travelers service app for Jakarta

Novi asked about feedback from everyone about a possible service in Jakarta to help travelers discovering local attractions. Do you know a social service app that is popular in Asia and should be adopted in Indonesia? Please contact her if you have ideas about the best way to share information about local attractions, and walking tours.

Open Mic Music Night

But that’s not all! After the dinner all those who decided to relax outside of Seoul stayed for the open mic music night, and enjoyed near professional performances of Korean and American songs as well as a fun one form Russia.

We are looking forward to hearing your feedback about your ‘Launch Lab’ experience. Do you think it was useful? Interesting? Want more refreshments? Let us know!

Reach us at [email protected] with feedback or for help to connect with presenters.