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The $25 million funding round, led by Valley Capital Partners, will enable Simba Chain to dedicate resources to new trends in the blockchain space.

"This contract opens the door to bigger, more critical uses of blockchain for data protection in a global digital infrastructure, bringing forth the true promises of the core technology," said Benjamin Diggles.

SIMBA Chain has been tapped to beef up the supply chain of the United States Navy after receiving a $1.5 million research grant.

The Venezuelan army turns to crypto mining as the country's economy collapses.

Blockchain tech is handy for complying with NATO standards in aerospace and defense.

SIMBA Chain beat competitors such as Boeing by using blockchain to underpin a war games solution for the U.S. Department of Defense.

Receiving $9.5 million, Simba Chain, a blockchain software startup, will install a secure messaging platform for the Department of Defense.

The U.S. Military and NATO are investing in the potential future use of Bitcoin’s cutting-edge technology.

United States military is considering using Bitcoin tipping as a platform for providing bounties in combat and terrorist hot zones.

Taking their lead from a group of Bitcoin enthusiast customers and a “serious, public conversation” on Facebook, Europe’s military surplus giant, Varusteleka, now accepts bitcoin payments.

New credit card-sized wallet from Verso provides extreme protection for the users Bitcoin.