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Framework Labs, Framework Ventures' sister company, raised 8 million dollars in a new seed round.
Station 13, an investment firm focusing on blockchain ventures related to sports, media, and entertainment, led the fundraising for Framework Labs. They managed to raise 8 million dollars. Framework will use these funds to expand its team of researchers, traders, and engineers. The company has already hired former CTO and co-founder of decentralized exchange IDEX, Raya Pulvear, as well as former director at Wavemaker Partners, Roy Learner.
According to Forbes' report from August 27th, Framework Labs founders Michael Anderson and Vance Spencer developed a new investment model called Network Capital, which allows investing in DeFi companies at various stages.
Unlike venture capital firms, private equity firms, and hedge funds that focus on investing only at one stage of development, Framework Labs will invest at different stages and will be able to incubate startups, provide financial liquidity, and build new applications based on protocols.
Spencer explained the move towards DeFi, saying that the technology "comes to life in and of itself and starts to achieve product-market fit, but traditional investors are asleep at the wheel when it comes to the category."
"It's not enough to buy and hold tokens and provide thought leadership - DeFi is not a spectator sport. Active participation, management, building consumer products, and advanced trading strategies are part of a complex process that enables DeFi protocols to succeed."
Framework Labs founders have become prominent figures in the cryptocurrency space, and their biggest investments have been made outside of core teams in Chainlink (LINK) and Synthetix. Before founding Framework Ventures in 2019, this pair created and sold Hashletes, a company issuing NFT tokens. The company is also a leading liquidity provider on the decentralized platform Uniswap.
Framework Labs, Framework Ventures' sister company, raised 8 million dollars in a new seed round.
Station 13, an investment firm focusing on blockchain ventures related to sports, media, and entertainment, led the fundraising for Framework Labs. They managed to raise 8 million dollars. Framework will use these funds to expand its team of researchers, traders, and engineers. The company has already hired former CTO and co-founder of decentralized exchange IDEX, Raya Pulvear, as well as former director at Wavemaker Partners, Roy Learner.
According to Forbes' report from August 27th, Framework Labs founders Michael Anderson and Vance Spencer developed a new investment model called Network Capital, which allows investing in DeFi companies at various stages.
Unlike venture capital firms, private equity firms, and hedge funds that focus on investing only at one stage of development, Framework Labs will invest at different stages and will be able to incubate startups, provide financial liquidity, and build new applications based on protocols.
Spencer explained the move towards DeFi, saying that the technology "comes to life in and of itself and starts to achieve product-market fit, but traditional investors are asleep at the wheel when it comes to the category."
"It's not enough to buy and hold tokens and provide thought leadership - DeFi is not a spectator sport. Active participation, management, building consumer products, and advanced trading strategies are part of a complex process that enables DeFi protocols to succeed."
Framework Labs founders have become prominent figures in the cryptocurrency space, and their biggest investments have been made outside of core teams in Chainlink (LINK) and Synthetix. Before founding Framework Ventures in 2019, this pair created and sold Hashletes, a company issuing NFT tokens. The company is also a leading liquidity provider on the decentralized platform Uniswap.
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