2023-3-9 14:16 |
Liquidity protocol Rook has experienced a surge in activity with its token rising by 23% on speculation that Three Arrows Capital founders Zhu Su and Kyle Davies have completed a fundraise for the bankruptcy-claims exchange. origin »
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Three Arrows Capital hedge fund filed for bankruptcy last year. Three Arrows Capital invested in the seed round for Rook in 2020. There are speculations that Zhu Su and Kyle Davies may have completed a $25 million fundraise.
2023-3-9 18:10 | |
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The $200 million fundraise will be used to ramp up marketing ahead of a public listing in “the next two to three years,” a spokesperson said.
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Venture capital continues to flood the cryptocurrency market, with Neon Labs securing a considerable fundraise via its NEON token sale.
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