Marvelstone silent on progress of its plans; web page blank; Lattice 80 UK dissolved.
MARVELSTONE Group has previously said that it makes fintech investments, and builds hubs in artificial intelligence and cryptocurrencies, with founder Joe Cho Seunghyun and his wife Gina Heng making appearances at international tech conferences as representatives of Marvelstone.
In 2016, Marvelstone Group opened a"not-for-profit" fintech hub Lattice80 in Singapore, with then- deputy prime minister and Monetary Authority of Singapore chairman Tharman Shanmugaratnam as guest of honour.Ms Heng said at the time:"We have been working closely with MAS, which has made great strides in shaping the local fintech ecosystem."
In 2016, Marvelstone Capital - which is a part of Marvelstone Group - was regulated as a RFMC by the MAS, having been set up with US$500,000. Narong Chong, chief operating officer of Uppsala, pointed to broken weblinks of the ICO project, and the thin trading of KAYA tokens as indications that the ICO may not have succeeded.
Marvelstone said in response that it had"voluntarily decided not to list the KAYA token on the Blocktrade.com platform". Days later, Lattice80 said it launched futures on its KAYA token.
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