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515 24 months, 26 startups – 1 Unicorn, 4 Centaurs. Open Web Collective announces latest Web3 accelerator cohort 

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StartupBeat Team @ StartUp Beat 1 place · 09/15/2022 18:56 EDT

24 months, 26 startups – 1 Unicorn, 4 Centaurs. Open Web Collective announces latest Web3 accelerator cohort 

In less than two years, the 26 startups hand-selected to enter Open Web Collective (OWC) have come out the other side of the 12-week program to set a Web3 industry benchmark: one OWC company has already achieved unicorn status ($1B ...

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