If that sounds crazy – such a huge raise by a company called TaTaTu with no history in the crypto space – you wouldn’t be alone.
“The large round seems surprising in the context of a crowded and bearish crypto industry, in which investors typically participate with crypto, and not fiat.
We think it, in fact, isn’t,” Allan Cassis, the CEO of Lvna Capital, told CoinDesk.
Cassis’ family gave money to the project, but Lvna Capital did not participate in the round.
On top of creating its own video content, TaTaTu plans on building a token-powered video-on-demand platform to compete with Netflix.
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