The latest venture capital, seed, pre-seed, and angel deals for NYC startups for 4/21/2021 featuring funding details for Kumospace, Digital Asset, and much more. This page will be updated throughout the day to reflect any new fundings.
Kumospace — $3M – Pre-Seed
Kumospace, the immersive video chat platform, has raised $3M in Pre-Seed funding led by Boldstart Ventures. Kumospace was founded by Brett Martin and Yang Mou in 2020. AlleyWatch broke the news of this round in an exclusive interview with Martin – Kumospace Raises $3M for its Immersive Video Chatting Platform That Mimics Real World Interactions
Digital Asset — $120M – Series D
Digital Asset, the blockchain software platform focused on corporate use cases, has raised $120M in Series D funding from investors that include Eldridge and 7RIDGE. Founded by Don Wilson, Eric Saraniecki, Sunil Hirani, and Yuval Rooz in 2014, Digital Asset has now raised a total of $307.2M in reported equity funding.
Injective Protcol — $10M – venture
Injective Protcol, the decentralized derivatives platform, has raised $10M in venture funding from investors that include Mark Cuban, Pantera Capital, Hashed, CMS Holdings, BlockTower Capital, QCP Capital, and Cadenza Capital Management. Founded by Eric Chen and Stephen Tse in 2018, Injective Protcol has now raised a total of $17.1M in reported equity funding.
ExecOnline — $45M – Series D
ExecOnline, the online leadership development platform, has raised $45M in Series D funding from investors that include led by OMERS Growth Equity. Founded by Barry Goldberg, Julia F. Alexander, Mark Ozer, and Stephen Bailey in 2012, ExecOnline has now raised a total of $87.7M in reported equity funding.
Pawp — $13.3M – funding according to a recent SEC filing
Pawp, the digital health clinic for pets, has raised $13.3M in funding according to a recent SEC filing funding from investors that include . The filing indicates that there were forty-one investors in the round. Pawp was founded by Andrew Malek, Cody Simons, Marc Atiyeh, and Scott Sonneborn in .
Hydrant — $8.5M
Hydrant, the direct-to-consumer hydration wellness brand, has raised $8.5M in additional funding led by Rx3 Growth Partners. Founded by Jai Jung Kim and John Sherwin in 2017, Digital Asset has now raised a total of $15.9M in reported equity funding.
