European Parliament member and entrepreneur Antanas Guoga launched the blockchain centre in Vilnius to boost start-ups and establish connections with Asia and Australia.
Britain's divorce with the European Union is paying off for Lithuania as it strives to become a northern European hub for financial technology, or 'fintech' firms, and blockchain-based start-ups. boosting start-ups, on Februin Lithuania's capital Vilnius.
Giant letters, reading the word 'blockchain' are displayed at the blockchain centre, which aims at.
