Nana Labs aims to hold 5-10% of BNB's circulating supply and announced a $500 million convertible note sale to fund its crypto treasury plans.
The Open Platform plans to use its financing to expand geographically, which entails launching portfolio companies in the U.S., EU, and other areas.
Jarsy aims to give everyday investors access to pre-IPO companies by issuing a token that directly tracks that company's private shares.
The financing could suggest renewed investor interest in prediction markets after the trading frenzy spurred by the presidential election.
Paxos Labs will let companies create their own stablecoins, offer onchain yield, and manage tokenized assets.
Fileverse, the startup making easy-to-use Ethereum-based productivity software, has released dSheets, an alternative to Excel.
Yupp is a free platform that allows users to compare answers from multiple AI models, using crypto rails for rewards and payouts.
The firm intends to use its Series A financing to increase its employee headcount and to expand the functionality of its Toolkit product.
Adyen veteran Thijn Lamers has also joined the stablecoin infrastructure platform as co-founder and president.
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The project noted that over 1,100 wallets participated in the Monday raise, with deposits averaging at $35,000.
CoinFlip is the second-largest operator of cryptocurrency ATMs with a total of 5,600 locations worldwide.
Earlier this year the African cryptocurrency exchange Quidax announced a collaboration with the world's largest stablecoin issuer.
The token furthers CUDIS's approach to decentralized health by giving users a say in governance decisions and access to marketplace rewards.
The Series A was structured as equity with token warrants, Singh said, declining to disclose the post-money valuation.
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Atticus, currently in stealth-mode, could get a valuation of between $1.5 billion to $2 billion and become this year's first stablecoin unicorn.
Eternis AI is developing Freysa AI and has raised $30 million from Coinbase Ventures, Selini Capital, and others.
Cobie's Echo has launched Sonar, a new ICO platform, with Plasma as its first project, which is offering 10% of its XPL token supply.
The LA token will be used to pay for proof generation fees, staking, and to help subsidize the cost of running a prover subnetwork.
Synthetix and Derive mutually canceled a $27 million acquisition deal under which Synthetix would have acquired Derive.
Real-time proving is vital for Ethereum's roadmap, helping to scale the network without sacrificing decentralization.
Microsoft onboards its "first web3 data provider," Space & Time, providing developers access to Bitcoin, Ethereum and other blockchain data.
Succinct will launch the PROVE token as the native asset of its Ethereum-based prover network for zero-knowledge proofs.
Earlier this year, Echo called out VC "hostility." Now, top funds like Paradigm and Coinbase Ventures are leading groups on the crowdfunding platform.
Anonymous developer "Tyler Durden" has launched @MRKT, a new TON-based NFT marketplace, inside Telegram for trading digital collectibles.
JPMorgan's blockchain unit Kinexys, Chainlink and Ondo Finance teamed up to test cross-chain settlement of a tokenized U.S. Treasuries fund.
Synthetix aims to integrate Derive's treasury and products — including options, perpetuals, and structured products — into its ecosystem.
PumpSwap introduced a revenue-sharing program that allocates 50% of its trading revenue to token creators.
The acquisition coincides with Mountain Protocol’s decision to sunset USDM, which has seen its supply constrict to $50 million.