World Liberty Financial gets $30m, Partior $20m in crypto VC investment

World Liberty Financial gets $30m, Partior $20m in crypto VC investment

By The Neath | The Darkside Of Crypto | 30 Nov 2024


The crypto fundraising environment shifted toward DeFi and financial services in the last week of November 2024, with World Liberty Financial receiving $30 million.

This week saw almost $90 million invested. This is lower than last week's $125 million and $120 million.

Billionaire Justin Sun gave $30 million to the Trump-backed business.

Tron blockchain was created by Sun.

Sun became an adiver, developing DeFi and Ethereum ecosystems.

Received $20 million Series B financing

Deutsche Bank invested.

Project develops payment solutions

So far, Partior raised $80 million.

Raised $10 million in an undisclosed round

Backed by Binance Labs and 15+ investors

DAO builds on BNB Chain.

Raised $10 million in an undisclosed round

Backed by Binance Labs and 15+ investors

Kernel DAO builds on BNB Chain.

Secured $10 million in an undisclosed round

Balance creates AI-powered games.

The initiative has raised $40 million.

 

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The Neath
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