Berkeley, MIT, Harvard, Oxford and other EduDAO schools to support Web 3.0 innovation

On Thursday, BitDAO, one of the largest companies in the world, and Mirana Ventures, a partner managing more than $ 2.5 billion in assets, announced EduDAO, co-founded by the University of California, Berkeley, Massachusetts Institute. of Technology, Harvard University. and the University of Oxford, and the eight largest universities in the world.

EduDAO is funded by the BitDAO Treasury and distributes $ 11 million annually to financial services, research and manufacturing, with seed capital of $ 33 million. These funds will be used for research into next-generation blockchain and web 3.0 technologies.

John Allen of Mirana Ventures said, “The best products and designs of the future will come from colleges. This partnership will support the growth to a level capable of providing students and faculty with the most demanding resources.

Harvard Blockchain Club Co-Chairs Roman Ugarte and Virat Talwar said: ".

Jocelyn Weber Phipps, president of the University of California at Berkeley and director of the Department of Resource Management (RDI), added:

The University of California at Berkeley is pleased to partner with EducationDAO and establish our new RDI Center in Berkeley as a hub and platform for global collaboration with other organizations and researchers. undiluted Berkeley blockchain Xcelerator, which is open to the global team. "