Venture investment company Andreessen Horowitz has launched a special training course for entrepreneurs, which will talk about the launch of cryptocurrency startups.
Chris Dixon, a general partner at the TechCrunch Disrupt conference, emphasized that Andreessen Horowitz does not require investment from training participants. Instead, she wants to help entrepreneurs adopt industry best practices.
“We are launching a training course on creating cryptocurrency startups and teaching everything that we have learned over the past 7 years is the best experience in this category,” said Dixon.
In this case, training will be free. The general partner of the venture firm hopes that entrepreneurs who start their own companies will then turn to Andreessen Horowitz in search of investments, although this is not necessary.
In early September, Andreessen Horowitz met with regulators in Washington to convince them of the potential of cryptocurrency technologies. The event was attended by representatives from the US Department of the Treasury, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).
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