Israeli project Colnect, a community for people collecting things, has won this year’s edition of Startup 2.0. The jury valued strongly its capacity to generate a community and real traffic. Its founder, Amir Wald, used a high quality video during its presentation, which was also very much appreciated by the audience of nonick, the event in which Startup 2.0 was held.

In second place was Genoom, a community based on genealogical links which has 600,000 registered users. The jury thinks it will be easy to make money with this project. In third place was Twidox, a project from Germany which lets business users share and find documents.

Video of Colnect:

Interview with Amir Wald in front of the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, after winning Startup 2.0: