The blockchain company Forte has attracted investments in the amount of $725 million
The Series B funding round involved large funds from all over the world
15.11.2021 - 09:30
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What’s new? The official Twitter account of the blockchain company Forte has published news about the successful completion of the Series B funding round. A total of $725 million was raised to further develop the project.
We’re delighted to announce the close of our Series B from a diverse group of titans across games, entertainment, and blockchain. The funding underscores the belief that a more equitable future is possible for players, developers, and fans alike. https://t.co/lW1AnetOVX— Forte (@FortePlatform) November 12, 2021
Who participated? Well-known funds and venture capital firms participated in the round namely Solana Ventures, a16z, Sea Capital, Kora Management, Andreessen Horowitz, Solana Ventures, Polygon Studios, Cosmos, Animoca Brands, Warner Music Group, and Tiger Global.
What will the funds be used for? Currently, the company is already working with 40 game developers to help them integrate technologies such as blockchain and NFT. Forte noted that the startup’s upcoming plans include expanding its list of services, as well as fully launching and exiting testing mode.
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