Question 1

What does Venga mean?

Accepted Answer

"Venga" is a commonly used Spanish word and verb that means "come on" or "let's go," often used for encouragement or agreement. Venga was launched in Spain, and the core team is based in Barcelona. So, the name "Venga" is a symbolic representation of where the idea was born and where the team is from, at the same time as just sounding awesome in every language.

Question 2

Why Venga, and what is Venga's goal?

Accepted Answer

The Venga team is composed of ex-crypto professionals who are firm believers in blockchain technologies and that the future of finance will be decentralized. The complexity of the space and the time it takes for people to educate themselves and learn about blockchain is a hurdle for crypto adoption. Each year, countless innovations are developed in DeFi and web3, yet these innovations are challenging to discover, hard to understand, and sometimes complex to use. The mainstream audience generally only knows about Bitcoin. But even in Bitcoin, many innovations are happening each year, such as the Lightning Network, Ordinals and BRC-20s, and more. Venga aims to change this by making all DeFi and web3 innovations easy to discover and user-friendly by adapting them for the general audience and educating people about their differences, benefits, and what makes them unique. By doing so, Venga's goal is to grow the adoption of blockchain technologies and foster a web3 world while becoming Europe's leading and go-to crypto app.

Question 3

Who are the people behind Venga?

Accepted Answer

The Venga team members all come from a professional crypto background, with people who are ex-Binance, Young Platform, Pera Wallet, Blockchain Solutions Limited, ioBuilders, and more. All are joining forces to make Venga the next go-to crypto app in Europe. Venga's CEO is Michael Stroev, who is the former COO & CPO of Nebeus, a cryptocurrency and crypto-backed lending app that he grew from zero to tens of millions of euros of transaction volumes. Get to know more About us.

Question 4

Is Venga regulated, and does Venga have a cryptocurrency license?

Accepted Answer

In February 2024, Venga received its Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) license from the Bank of Spain. Venga is also in the process of obtaining other VASP registrations and will apply to the European Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) as soon as applications are open. In January 2025, Venga successfully applied for the Market in Crypto Assets regulation (MiCA), and is expecting to receive the approval soon.

Question 5

Does Venga plan to launch its token?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but Venga's approach to launching its token is to create something that will genuinely be useful within the ecosystem of products and services that Venga is developing so that it drives value for investors. As Michael Stroev, CEO at Venga, explains, "We do not want to launch a token just for the sake of launching a token, so we are taking our time to build something impactful. The Venga team anticipates a launch in 2026, so stay tuned for more information.

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Fundación de Venga

Registro VASP en España

Registro VASP en Polonia

Lanzamiento de la App

Lanzamiento de Earn

Solicitud de Licencia MiCA Crypto Europea

Lanzamiento del Echange

Lanzamiento de Cuentas en Euros

Nueva Adición de Productos Earn

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Desarrollo de la Tokenómica de Venga

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Preguntas Frecuentes

¿Qué significa Venga?

¿Por qué Venga y cuál es el objetivo de Venga?

¿Quiénes están detrás de Venga?

¿Está Venga regulado y tiene Venga una licencia de criptomonedas?

¿Venga tiene planeado lanzar su token?