Bicameral Ventures invests in blockchain projects metaMe, Nodesmith, and Velocia

2019-5-22 20:18

CryptoNinjas Bicameral Ventures, a venture capital technology fund focused on “Interconnected Investing” announced today a suite of highly complementary investments aimed at continuing to grow its model.

The combined investment of $1 million in metaMe, Nodesmith, and Velocia brings Bicameral’s portfolio to 7 projects. . .

Bicameral Ventures invests in blockchain projects metaMe, Nodesmith, and Velocia

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