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LakeDiamond, an EPFL spin-off that produces and customizes ultra-pure diamonds for industrial use, is launching an initial coin offering (ICO) today. Through this blockchain-based approach to crowdfunding, the company plans to sell just over two million virtual tokens, each of which is worth one machine-hour. Pascal Gallo, CEO of the start-up with the logo of the token which will be used on the blockchain LakeDiamond, an EPFL spin-off that produces and customizes ultra-pure diamonds for industrial use, is launching an initial coin offering (ICO) today. Through this blockchain-based approach to crowdfunding, the company plans to sell just over two million virtual tokens, each of which is worth one machine-hour. Pascal Gallo, CEO of the start-up with the logo of the token which will be used on the blockchain LakeDiamond, an EPFL spin-off that produces and customizes ultra-pure diamonds for industrial use, is launching an initial coin offering (ICO) today. Through this blockchain-based approach to crowdfunding, the company plans to sell just over two million virtual tokens, each of which is worth one machine-hour. Pascal Gallo, CEO of the start-up with the logo of the token which will be used on the blockchain LakeDiamond, an EPFL spin-off that produces and customizes ultra-pure diamonds for industrial use, is launching an initial coin offering (ICO) today. Through this blockchain-based approach to crowdfunding, the company plans to sell just over two million virtual tokens, each of which is worth one machine-hour. Pascal Gallo, CEO of the start-up with the logo of the token which will be used on the blockchain LakeDiamond, an EPFL spin-off that produces and customizes ultra-pure diamonds for industrial use, is launching an initial coin offering (ICO) today. Through this blockchain-based approach to crowdfunding, the company plans to sell just over two million virtual tokens, each of which is worth one machine-hour. Pascal Gallo, CEO of the start-up with the logo of the token which will be used on the blockchain