CoinsList exchange has attracted investments in the amount of $100 million
The company has successfully completed a Series A funding round led by Accomplice VC and Agman Partners
27.10.2021 - 09:00
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What's new? The CoinList cryptocurrency exchange has reported on the completion of the Series A funding round that attracted $100 million of investments for further scaling of activities. CoinList's valuation currently stands at $1,5 billion.
📣 We're thrilled to announce our $100M Series A at a $1.5B valuation to fuel global expansion and advancement of crypto. The round was led by @Accomplices and Agman, with strong participation from our community of regional partners and active users.https://t.co/sPafvmRuKX— CoinList (@CoinList) October 26, 2021
Who was involved? The round was led by Agman Partners and Accomplice VC funds. Other major companies include GoldenTree Asset Management, Alphemy Capital and CMT Digital.
What will the funds be used for? Previously, a tokensales platform and a separate exchange for accredited investors were already launched on the platform. CoinList plans to further scale operations, increase the company’s staff and bring its products to new markets.
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