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ConsenSys Closes $65 Million Funding Round With J.P. Morgan, Mastercard, SNZ Holding And More

Mary Liu

Summary: ConsenSys, an Ethereum-centric software company, has closed a $65 million funding round through the issuance of convertible bonds. A series of digital asset industry companies and investors participated in the round, including JPMorgan Chase, MasterCard, UBS, SNZ Holding, Alameda Research, Protocol Labs, Fenbushi, Maker The foundation, the Greater Bay Area Homeland Development Fund, LAO, Liberty City ...

ConsenSys, an Ethereum-centric software company, has closed a $65 million funding round through the issuance of convertible bonds.

A series of digital asset industry companies and investors participated in the round, including JPMorgan Chase, MasterCard, UBS, SNZ Holding, Alameda Research, Protocol Labs, Fenbushi, Maker The foundation, the Greater Bay Area Homeland Development Fund, LAO, Liberty City Ventures, and more.

SNZ is a crypto fund founded by a group of engineers, blockchain evangelists, and entrepreneurs passionate about disruptive blockchain technologies. The VC has invested in dozens of crypto projects, including the popular blockchain explorer Brave, DeFi hub of Polkadot Acala.

ConsenSys is committed to commercializing its industry-leading platform as a leading DeFi protocol distribution channel to promote the integration of traditional and decentralized finance. The company set its business into two goals: to provide developer tools and infrastructure for developers, DeFi, and entrepreneurial communities; to help enterprises in the financial services, trade finance, and commerce sectors deploy and operate blockchain solutions.

By Mary Liu

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