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Despite technical problems, unanswered questions and the insolvency of former companies, the Vision One project currently presents itself as a fast-growing cooperative with global ambitions. However, internal communications and new product announcements raise critical questions about its economic substance, legal classification and structural links to former crypto platforms such as Zeniq and Safir. Between a […]
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While key companies in the VOO network are insolvent, the successor project ‘Vision One’ is presenting itself as an innovative cooperative with global ambitions. However, the launch of the BondEXone bond marketplace gives the impression that a highly regulated financial instrument is potentially being shifted into a regulatory grey area under the guise of cooperative […]
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It was supposed to be a revolution in the aviation industry: booking private jets via an app, as easy as booking a hotel room. With this vision, the Graz-based tech start-up VOO launched with great fanfare a few years ago. Today, however, not much remains of those high-flying plans. Both companies, VOO Aviation Service GmbH […]