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Algorand Foundation Decides on India Partnership, CEO Meets Up With Hillary Clinton In Ahmedabad
Algorand Foundation has announced that they're partnering up with T-Hub, India's premier innovation hub which has several hundred partners, including famous companies like Microsoft, Intel, Boeing and Meta. This was originally reported in a press release on Tuesday, 7th of February.
Algorand is the first layer-1 blockchain to aggressively expand into the Indian market, as the South-Asian country is set to surpass China as the world's most populous country this year.
Staci Warden, the CEO of Algorand Foundation, commented on the matter: "We're deeply committed to ensuring blockchain lives up to its potential in creating a more inclusive economy in India and across the globe".
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Algorand Partners Up with The Clinton Foundation
Great day for us in 🇮🇳. Kicked off the week with the #ClintonFoundation and launch of the Global Climate Resilience Fund in Ahmedabad. #Blockchain to help women affected by climate change, impact @Algorand, and leadership by @StaciW_DC. Trifecta!https://t.co/cMMEYZ9IGW pic.twitter.com/ZRcyusiJqJ
— AlgoBharat (@Algo_Bharat) February 7, 2023
ALGO Surges On The News
The price of Algorand surged over 7% in response to the news, trading at $0.277 USD per ALGO on Tuesday evening. With that, Algorand has again reached a total market cap of $2 Billion USD.
Algorand has increased more than 50% during the recent bull market, compared to the bottom that it reached in December of 2022.