The Aurora network-based decentralized finance (DeFi) technology Aurigami has raised $12 million through token sales. Aurigami shared the information on Thursday in an exclusive interview, stating that $9.5 million of the funding total was obtained through a private token sale, and $2.5 million was obtained through an initial exchange offering (IEO) on KuCoin, Bybit, and Impossible Finance. The IEO ended in May, and the private token sale ended in February. The cryptocurrency venture capital firms Polychain Capital and Dragonfly Capital jointly led the private token round. Other investors included QCP Capital, Jump Crypto, Amber Group, Alameda Research, and Coinbase Ventures. Participating angel investors included former ParaFi partner Santiago Santos, CEO of Etherscan, Matthew Tan, CEO of Aurora Alex Shevchenko, and Bobby Ong and TM Lee, co-founders of CoinGecko. @aurigami_PLY raise fund thành công $12M được led bởi @dragonfly_cap & @polychaincap ngoài ra còn có @jump_ @AlamedaResearch @coinbase … Trong đó $9.5M raise trực tiếp từ VCs còn $2.5M là huy động từ bán IEO trên KuCoin, Bybit và Impossible Finance pic.twitter.com/Cen9sqo4Bq — Hak Research (@HakResearch) July 29, 2022 Aurigami Borrowing and Lending Protocol Aurigami is a borrowing and lending protocol on the NEAR blockchain’s Aurora subnet. According to data from DeFi Llama, Aurigami is presently the second-largest lending protocol on Aurora after Bastion. It current...
