Credably Neutral, a new Web3-focused investment company, has received $5.5 million in funding. CoinDesk.
The investment round was attended by Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko and Polygon co-founder Sandeep Nailwal, as well as ConsenSys CEO Joseph Lubin.
Credably Neutral was created by Viktor Bunin, who leads the protocol team at Coinbase Cloud, and Lisa Cuesta Bunina — COO startup Aztec Protocol to ensure the privacy of the Ethereum network.
Based in Brooklyn, New York, the fund focuses on startups in the field of Web3 infrastructure and cryptocurrency software. The organization’s first capital investment is planned to be between $50,000 and $200,000.
“Credably Neutral can be described as a transparent system that creates a level playing field for all participants – we are passionate about investing in teams and communities that create protocols, tools and products that enable innovation,” said Lisa Bunina.
Recall that in April, Berlin-based venture capital firm Bitkraft raised $220.6 million to launch its second fund to invest in the Web3 gaming sector.
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Credably Neutral, a new Web3-focused investment company, has received $5.5 million in funding. CoinDesk.
The investment round was attended by Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko and Polygon co-founder Sandeep Nailwal, as well as ConsenSys CEO Joseph Lubin.
Credably Neutral was created by Viktor Bunin, who leads the protocol team at Coinbase Cloud, and Lisa Cuesta Bunina — COO startup Aztec Protocol to ensure the privacy of the Ethereum network.
Based in Brooklyn, New York, the fund focuses on startups in the field of Web3 infrastructure and cryptocurrency software. The organization’s first capital investment is planned to be between $50,000 and $200,000.
“Credably Neutral can be described as a transparent system that creates a level playing field for all participants – we are passionate about investing in teams and communities that create protocols, tools and products that enable innovation,” said Lisa Bunina.
Recall that in April, Berlin-based venture capital firm Bitkraft raised $220.6 million to launch its second fund to invest in the Web3 gaming sector.
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