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Web 3.0 Base Layer Mystiko.Network Completed an $18 Million Seed Funding Round

Web 3.0 Base Layer Mystiko.Network Completed an $18 Million Seed Funding Round

March 20, 2024 – British Virgin Islands, British Virgin Islands


Mystiko.Network, the leading base layer of Web 3.0, has completed an $18 million seed funding round led by Sequoia Capital India/SEA (now known as Peak XV Partners), with participation from Samsung Next, Hashkey, Mirana, Signum, Coinlist, Naval Ravikant, Sandeep Nailwal, Gokul Rajaram, Tribe Capital, Morningstar Ventures and others.

In less than a year, Mystiko version one mainnets have supported an over $134 million transaction volume, more than 214,000 transactions on five different layer one or layer two blockchains, with over 54,000 unique active on-chain users.

Previously, Mystiko.Network has also been selected to participate in esteemed programs such as Binance MVB, Chainlink Startup, Polygon Ecosystem and Coinlist Seed.

About Mystiko.Network

Mystiko.Network is the base layer of Web 3.0.

Mystiko SDK the universal ZK SDK features scalability, interoperability, privacy and AI for every blockchain and DApp all at once.

Learn more about Mystiko.Network and follow them at the links below.

Website | Camo Wallet | X | Discord | Medium | Whitepaper | Docs

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Alex Dao, Mystiko.Network

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