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The Bengaluru event is the crypto startup’s biggest yet, in a sign of the frenzy to develop and hire Web3 talent.

On an overcast Tuesday in Bengaluru earlier this week, a trickle of people started lining up at the Sheraton Grand. But quickly, the queue grew from a few dozen to hundreds, undeterred by the drizzly morning.
The energy of the crowd was almost palpable, as candidates stood in line, bags strapped to their backs, eagerly awaiting the opportunity to head inside. Waiting for them there was a large room closed off from the rest of the world.
Inside, purple and blue lights flooded a pitch-black room, with monitors arranged around circular tables. Large standing screens surrounded the space, flashing “Welcome …
The space-tech startup’s corporate structure isn’t straightforward. But its US operations and foreign funding are not necessarily at odds with India’s rules for the space sector.
The artificial intelligence company has signed four deals amid fundraising talks; Aramco buys more of Saudi Arabia’s AI company.
Dissatisfied students, commission-driven agents and financial numbers that merit closer scrutiny threaten to undermine Leverage’s ambitions in the foreign education market.