In today’s briefing:
- Solana-based decentralised exchange Zeta Markets scores US$5M funding | e27
- Thrixen bags US$7M in funding to advance its diagnostics platform | e27
Solana-based decentralised exchange Zeta Markets scores US$5M funding | e27
- Zeta Markets, a Solana-based decentralised exchange for on-chain perpetuals, has closed a US$5 million strategic funding round led by Electric Capital, with participation from DACM, Selini Capital, and Airtree Ventures.
- Prominent angel investors also joined, including Anatoly Yakovenko of Solana, Mert Mumtaz of Helius, Richard Wu of Tensor, Marius Ciubotariu of Kamino, Stepan Simkin of Squads, Alex Smirnov of Debridge, Genia Mikhalchenko of Pyth, Nom of Bonk, and JMR Luna of Wintermute.
- This deal brings Zeta Markets’s total funding raised to date to US$13.5 million.
Thrixen bags US$7M in funding to advance its diagnostics platform | e27
- Singapore-based startup Thrixen, which develops a diagnostics platform for infectious diseases, has secured funding, its co-founder and CEO Shavit Clein announced in a LinkedInpost.
- The investors are 22Health Ventures, an early-stage healthtech investment firm and biotech company Aldevron’s co-founder John Ballantyne.
- The development was first reported by The Business Times, which pegged the funding amount at US$7 million. The capital will be used to advance the development of its diagnostic technology platform.