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a16z Crypto's Web3 accelerator program for early-stage startups has opened applications for the Spring 2024 cohort.

BlockBeats news, on September 19th, a16z Crypto announced that its Web3 startup accelerator program, Crypto Startup School (CSS), is now accepting applications for its spring 2024 course, which will be held in London. CSS is a 12-week accelerator program aimed at providing expert guidance, funding, and resources to early-stage Web3 companies. The program will begin in March 2024 and end with a Demo Day in June. a16z Crypto will invest in each participating company with standard terms of $500,000 in exchange for 7% equity. Additionally, all content from the CSS spring 2024 course will be made available to the public after the course concludes.

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