Pantera, Kraken жана башкалар Injective Labs'тин 150 миллион долларлык фондуна консорциумга кошулат

The digital asset markets have been shaky in the past year, but the blockchain sector continues to scale as demand intensifies from both crypto-native as well as traditional institutions eyeing to leverage the space.

Decentralized smart contracts platform Injective is the latest to announce a new $150 million ecosystem initiative to spur the adoption of interoperable infrastructure and DeFi.

Leading the charge is a consortium of prominent Web3 players such as Pantera Capital, Kraken Ventures, Jump Crypto, Kucoin Ventures, Delphi Labs, Flow Traders, Gate Labs, and IDG Capital, among others. Injective has assembled the largest consortium to date within the broader Cosmos ecosystem for the purpose.

$150M Fund

The members will focus on backing promising projects building within a diverse array of sectors encompassing interoperability, decentralized finance, trading, Proof-of-Stake (PoS) infrastructure, and scalability solutions.

Aside from a bespoke token, the consortium will also support via equity investments, alongside mentorship in technical development, cryptographic research, business development, marketing, community growth, etc.

менен бөлүшүлгөн расмий пресс-релизге ылайык cryptopotato, the focus will also be on founders building within Injective and the broader Cosmos ecosystem. Commenting on the initiative, Eric Chen, co-founder, and CEO of Injective Labs, the firm behind the layer-1 blockchain, stated,

«Биз индустриядагы эң ири ысымдардын Injective компаниясынын децентралдаштыруу аркылуу демократиялаштырылган каржы системасын түзүү миссиясына кошулганын көргөнүбүзгө абдан кубанычтабыз. Injective боюнча иштеп чыгуучулардын активдүүлүгү ири долбоорлор менен тездик менен өсүп жатат жана бул жаңы экосистемалык фонд Web3 жана жалпы Космос экосистемасына кирген жаңы куруучулар үчүн теңдешсиз мүмкүнчүлүктөрдү берет.

Каржылоо туру

Amid a brutal crypto winter, Injective Protocol көтөрүлгөн $40 million in a round led by Jump Crypto last summer. Other participants leading the funding round included Brevan Howard Digital, the crypto arm of British billionaire hedge fund manager Alan Howard.

The fresh capital infusion was set to be used to support incoming developers. Building critical toolkits, support software, and core upgrades to expand the Injective ecosystem were some of the other key areas alongside increasing utility for its native token, INJ’s, and providing liquidity and support to dApps on its blockchain.