The Israeli-founded company is best known for its $17,000 secure smartphone for high-end clients, and signing soccer star Leo Messi as a brand ambassador.

The serial entrepreneur's applied blockchain research institution is the first of its kind in Israel.

December 31, 2017 | Sirin Labs, the Israeli-founded, Switzerland-based blockchain firm known for developing a $17,000 secure smartphone for high-end clients — and signing Leo Messi as a brand ambassador — said it wrapped up its crowdsale for the SRN token, Sirin’s cryptocurrency, raising over US $157,800,000. The initial coin offering was launched on December 12 for Sirin […]

December 17, 2017 | Sirin Labs, the Switzerland-based Israeli-founded blockchain firm known for developing a $17,000 secure smartphone for high-end clients, announced that it has so far raised $121 million in five days in an initial coin offering (ICO), a means of crowdfunding via cryptocurrency, for its next project — a blockchain-secured, open-source phone and PC […]

December 19, 2016 |Israeli Artificial Intelligence (AI) startup Dragonera has raised $3 million in a seed round led by serial entrepreneur Moshe Hogeg’s venture capital fund Singulariteam. The Tel Aviv based company, which was founded this summer, also announced the launch of its artificial intelligence driven software development platform. The company says its platform can automate […]

Backed by DiCaprio and billionaire Carlos Slim, 'Galaxia' provides anonymity for all the guises a user wishes to don.

Is that a tweet or an email? With TL;DR (too long; didn't read), a new application that wants to minimize the time you spend reading emails, it's hard to tell.

When Hogeg's not busy creating viral applications like Yo!, or engaging new startups through his VC firm, he literally does nothing.

Yo!, the much-talked about app that allows users to send the simple word to their contacts, is expanding its functions to include location stamps on messages.

From the creators of mobli and popular messaging app Yo! comes the latest temporary messaging competitor - MIRAGE. Moshe Hogeg's latest venture will allow you to send "disappearing" photo, video, text and voice messages to all of your contacts.