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Israeli Startup Appcharge Gifts Employees Lunar Land to Mark Office Move
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First reported by Mako · 4 hours ago
What happened
Israeli startup Appcharge gifted 150 employees one acre of lunar land each to celebrate moving into new Tel Aviv offices. The symbolic gesture includes ownership documents and maps, reflecting the company’s ambitious growth since 2022. Appcharge processes $1 billion annually and provides payment platforms for mobile game developers.
- 01Appcharge gifted 150 employees one acre of lunar land each with ownership certificates.
- 02The gift marked the company’s move to new offices in Tel Aviv’s Rothschild Tower.
- 03Each lunar acre includes a deed, location map, and mineral rights document.
- 04The gesture symbolizes the company’s ambitious growth and vision since 2022.
- 05Appcharge processes $1 billion annually and supports mobile game developers globally.
- 06Lunar land sales are symbolic due to the 1967 Outer Space Treaty prohibiting ownership.
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